Our Mission
St. Louis Community College expands minds and changes lives every
day. We create accessible, dynamic learning environments focused on
the needs of our diverse communities.
Spring 2010
CREDIT CLASS SCHEDULE
Each year, nearly 130,000 students enroll in:
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College transfer courses.
Job skill and personal development classes.
College preparatory classes.
Specialized performance programs sponsored by local employers.
Registration begins Wednesday
October 28, at 9 a.m.
This schedule includes classes
for ALL STLCC Locations!
Need more information? Call us!
Call the location at which you plan to attend.
Phone directories can be found on these pages:
Florissant Valley: page 13
Forest Park: page 55
Meramec: page 102
Wildwood: page 151
South County Education & University Center: page 163
100889 9/2009
Governed by a board of six elected trustees and supported by local taxes, state funds and student fees, the college has an annual budget of more than
$162 million. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. St. Louis
Community College focuses its resources on helping students find the right academic and career pathways. Through its alumni and community
partnerships, the college is helping St. Louis become the best place to live and work in the 21st century.
Florissant Valley - page 13
Forest Park - page 55
Meramec - page 102
Wildwood - page 151
South County Education and
University Center - page 163
Weekend and Late Start Classes - page 170
Distance Learning - page 187
Important Information!
my.stlcc.edu student e-mail - page 11
How to read the class schedule - page 3
Getting started at STLCC - page 4
STLCC OneCard - page 11
GO GREEN! Help minimize waste at STLCC! If you don’t want to
keep this schedule, please place it back in the rack or on the table so
someone else can use it.
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Books for Spring 2010 classes will be available for purchase beginning
January 4.
Check book titles and anticipated prices online beginning December 7.
Not anymore.
Having a solid plan for covering the cost of college is important.
Spring hours:
Monday-Thursday: 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Friday: 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Saturday, January 16 and 23 only: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
But the fact is, writing a check for the full cost can be a challenge.
Our Automatic Payment Plan takes the sting out of paying for college.
SCEUC: May 12-14
Wednesday and Thursday: 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday: 8 a.m. -2 p.m.
Check out STLCC’s Automatic Payment Plan
This convenient, automatic payment plan is not a loan program, but a service that automatically deducts your maintenance fee
(tuition) from your bank account or credit card.
You must register for classes first before enrolling in the payment plan.
Advantages
• No interest or finance charges assessed, and there is no credit check
• Flexible payment options – the sooner you sign up, the more months you have to pay.
Book information is available at each store Web site.
Enrolling online is simple, secure, and easy. Go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Payment Plan.
You'll need the following information:
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Student ID number
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Name, address, and e-mail address of the person
responsible for making the payments
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To create your own unique access code
Cost to participate
• $21 enrollment fee per semester
• $25 returned payment fee if a payment
is returned (ACH & credit card)
Pick up additional information
at the Cashiers office at each campus.
Account information for the person responsible
for payment.
- Bank name, telephone number, account number, and the
bank routing number for automatic bank payments (ACH)
- Credit card number and expiration date for credit card
payments
First day to enroll is October 28, 2009.
Register for
class and
enroll by:
November 27
December 10
January 8
January 20
Required down
payment
none
25%
40%
50%
Buyback on all campuses:
Monday, May 10-Monday, May 17
Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Monday, May 17: 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Number of
payments
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Months of
payments
Dec-March
Jan-March
Feb & March
March only
FLORISSANT VALLEY • FOREST PARK • MERAMEC • WILDWOOD
St. Louis
Community
College
Florissant Valley • 314-513-4304 • www.flovalleybookstore.com
Forest Park • 314-951-9893 • www.forestparkbookstore.com
Meramec • 314-984-7660 • www.meramecbookstore.com
Wildwood • 636-422-2030 • www.wildwoodbookstore.com
NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT
St. Louis Community College is committed to non-discrimination and equal opportunities in its admissions, educational programs, activities and employment regardless of
race, color, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, age, disability or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran and shall take action necessary to
ensure non-discrimination.
For information contact:
CBIL
Judy Koenig
Supervisor
Downtown Education Center
300 S. Broadway
St. Louis, MO 63102-2800
314-539-5360
Meramec
Stephen Petersen
Vice President, Student Affairs
11333 Big Bend Road
St. Louis, MO 63122-5720
314-984-7607
Cosand Center/Employment
Patricia Henderson
Senior Manager of Employment
300 S. Broadway
St. Louis, MO 63102-2800
314-539-5214
Florissant Valley
Laura Sterman
Vice President, Student Affairs
3400 Pershall Road
St. Louis, MO 63135-1408
314-513-4250
Wildwood
Marilyn Taras
Manager of Student Services and
Student Activities
2645 Generations Drive
Wildwood, MO 63040-1168
636-422-2008
Section 54/Title II Coordinator
Dr. Donna Dare
Acting Vice Chancellor for Education
300 S. Broadway
St. Louis, MO 63102-2800
314-539-5286
Forest Park
Herb Gross
Vice President, Student Affairs
5600 Oakland Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110-1316
314-644-9009
Individuals with speech or
hearing impairments may
call via Relay Missouri by
dialing 711.
ACCOMMODATIONS STATEMENT
St. Louis Community College makes every reasonable effort to accommodate individuals with disabilities. If you have accommodation needs, please contact the Access office at the campus
where you are registering at least six weeks before the beginning of the class. Event accommodation requests should be made with the event coordinator at least two working days prior
to the event.
Table of Contents
Access – disAbility Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Admissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Advising and Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235-236
Assessment (What Test Should I Take Before I Register?) . . . 5
Attendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Auditing a Class. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Banner Self-Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Blackboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside back cover
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Career and Employment Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Child Care Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Children Unattended . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Clinical and Field Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
College Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11
Confidentiality of Student Records. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Course Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199-233
Credit Transfer Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Distance Learning Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
District 12, FV14, FP56, M103, WW151, SCEUC163
Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Final Exam Schedule. . . FV15, FP57, M104, WW152
Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Financial Responsibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Firearms on College Property . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Florissant Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-54
Forest Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55-101
General Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Graduation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Hybrid Courses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 196-198
How to Read the Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Late Start Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170-186
Mail/Fax Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
Meramec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102-150
New Student Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Non-Credit Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Refunds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 234
Schedule Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 9
Smoking Regulations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
South County Education
& University Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163-169
Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress . . . . 10
Student E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Student Grades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Student ID Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Study Abroad Opportunities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Substance Abuse Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Textbooks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Transcripts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Veterans Education Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Web-Based/Internet Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . 188-195
Weekend Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170-186
Wildwood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151-162
Withdrawals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
NOTE: This schedule is published in order to provide information regarding registration, program/course enrollment and detailed semester
course offerings, but it is not a substitute for the catalog. Information on programs, course descriptions and the academic policies of St. Louis
Community College may be found in the STLCC Catalog. Catalogs are available for student review in the library and administrative offices
including the Admissions/Registration office and the Advising and Counseling offices as well as online at www.stlcc.edu/catalog. Up-to-date
course offerings can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive. The listings in this schedule are subject to change without notice.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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College Information
Spring 2010
College Information
St. Louis Community College
Spring 2010 Calendar
October 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Web and on-campus registration begins (9 a.m.)
October 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First day to sign up for the automatic payment plan
October 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mail/Fax registration begins
December 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mail/Fax registration ends
November 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Spring 2010 FAFSA completion priority deadline
November 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Deadline for completion of financial aid paperwork
December 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Payment Due
December 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Last day college is open
December 24 - January 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .College closed
Web registration, Web payments and e-cashier will remain “open” during the holiday break.
January 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .College opens
January 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Registration for senior citizens using Missouri senior scholarships begins
January 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Web and on-campus registration ends (1 p.m.)
January 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Saturday classes begin
January 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sunday classes begin
January 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Martin Luther King Jr. holiday (no classes)
January 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Classes begin
January 19-March 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Web registration continues for Late Start classes only
February 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Presidents’ Day holiday
February 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Late Start classes begin
March 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Graduation application deadline
March 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Midterm
March 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Midterm grades due
March 15-21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Spring break (no classes)
March 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Summer 2010 Web and on-campus registration begins (9 a.m.)
March 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Summer 2010 Mail/Fax registration begins
April 3-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .No classes
April 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Withdrawal deadline for full semester classes
May 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Last scheduled class
May 11-17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Final exams
Final Exam Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .See pages FV15, FP57, M104, WW152
May 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Grades due
May 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Official degree conferral date
TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Commencement exercises
Professional Development Day may be designated on one day during spring break.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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New Student Checklist •
www.stlcc.edu/get_started
Step ❐ Register for Classes
Step ❐ Apply For Admission
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You can find an application at www.stlcc.edu/
selfservice or in the back of this schedule.
Transcripts are required for Regular status.
(See How Do I Apply for Admission for
explanation on Page 5.)
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Step ❐ Apply Early For Financial Aid
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Step ❐ Pay for College
Visit www.fafsa.edu.gov to apply for financial aid
and a personal identification number (PIN), or
you can request a paper copy of the FAFSA by
calling 1-800-433-3243. Be sure to use the
STLCC school code: 002469 when filling out the
online Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA).
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Step ❐ Activate your my.stlcc.edu student
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After completing your FAFSA, check the status of
your financial aid application at www.stlcc.edu/
selfservice. (See What is My Financial
Responsibility? on Page 7 for more information
or visit www.stlcc.edu/financialaid.)
Step ❐ Complete Assessment
Complete the Accuplacer assessment. (See What
Test Should I Take Before I Register? for
exceptions on Page 5.)
e-mail account
Once you’ve registered, activate your my.stlcc.edu
student e-mail account. Go to www.stlcc.edu/
studentemail to get started. Your student e-mail
address is where you will receive all official
communication from St. Louis Community
College including financial aid updates, registration
deadlines, assignments, student worker payroll
stubs, library holds, overdue notices, etc. Your
my.stlcc.edu student e-mail address is also the
account that instructors use to communicate with
you.
Step ❐ Prepare for Class
If you have a disability and need accommodations,
you should contact the Access office at the
campus(es) where you intend to take classes.
Documentation of disability will be required. For
more information, see www.stlcc.edu/disAbility.
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Step ❐ Get Advisement
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Pay for your courses in full or sign up for the
automatic payment plan by December 10 or you
will be dropped from your courses. (See How
Do I Pay? for payment options on Page 8.) After
December 10, payment is due at registration.
If you decide not to attend St. Louis Community
College, you are responsible for formally
withdrawing from your classes. (See Do I Get
Any Money Back If I Drop a Course? on Page
9). Financial aid recipients should contact the
Financial Aid office for more information.
November 1 is the STLCC priority completion
date for the FAFSA. All financial aid paperwork
must be completed by November 30 to
guarantee fee payment by the December 10
payment deadline. If you miss the priority
deadlines, you must join a payment plan or pay
your fees in full by the payment deadline or your
classes will be dropped.
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Registration can be completed online at
www.stlcc.edu/selfservice, in person at any
campus, South County Education & University
Center, or via mail/fax (form located at back of
schedule). Registration deadlines are strictly
enforced. (See Spring 2010 Calendar on Page 2.)
• Have your ID picture taken for your STLCC
OneCard in the Campus Life office at any
campus or the Information Desk at Wildwood
and SCEUC. Parking tags will also be issued at
this time.
• Purchase books in person through the
college bookstores or online at
www.stlouisccbookstore.com.
See an advisor. All students are encouraged to
meet with an academic advisor to discuss
program requirements, scheduling and transfer
related issues. Plan ahead. (See Should I See an
Academic Advisor Before I Register? on Page 6.)
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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How Do I Apply For Admission?
Applicants for St. Louis Community College may apply as either a Regular or
General student.
Non-Traditional Applicants
Applicants who have not completed a traditional high school program may
apply for admission, but must first meet with Admissions/Registration staff.
A Regular student’s goals:
•
Enrolling for 1-18 credit hours during the fall or spring semester, 12
hours for summer
•
Wanting to work toward an associate degree, certificate of proficiency or
certificate of specialization
•
Applying for financial aid, veterans benefits or A+ program
•
Participating in intercollegiate athletics
•
Applying as an international student on a student visa
To apply as a Regular student:
•
Submit an application for admission.
•
Submit transcripts from high school and/or colleges attended.
If applicable, submit GED test scores. High school transcripts
or GED scores are not required if a student has 15 or more
hours of transferable college credit.
•
Complete the Accuplacer test. (See What Test Should I
Take Before I Register? for exceptions.)
•
Non-High School Graduates
•
Must be at least 18 years of age and have not attended high
school for at least 6 months.
•
Take the Accuplacer test, or submit ACT or SAT score for
evaluation.
•
Submit transcripts from the last school attended.
•
Graduates of Home School, Non-Accredited High School
and Non-Accredited Correspondence School
•
Must be at least 18 years of age.
•
Submit required score levels from the ACT or SAT.
•
Submit transcripts verifying completion of academic program.
Applicants who do not meet the required admission guidelines may
apply as non-high school graduates.
A General student’s goal:
•
Enrolling for 1-18 credit hours during the fall or spring semester,
12 hours for summer
•
Not working toward a degree
Dual Enrollment
High school juniors and seniors may attend classes through the Dual
Enrollment program, which provides students an opportunity to take
courses not offered in their high school or to continue a course series
beyond the level offered in high school. Eligible students may earn college
credit hours before the time they would normally begin college. Students
must fulfill the following requirements:
•
Complete dual enrollment application.
•
Discuss definite course or interest with counselor/principal.
•
Obtain required signatures from parent/guardian and
authorized school official.
•
Have a cumulative high school GPA of 2.0 or higher.
•
Submit copy of high school transcript.
A General student may apply for regular status at a later time and credits
earned as a General student may later be applied toward a degree or a
certificate if the courses taken are part of the program requirements.
To apply as a General student:
•
Submit an application for admission.
•
Provide additional documents upon request.
•
Complete the Accuplacer test. (See What Test Should I
Take Before I Register? for exceptions.)
Send applications and transcripts to Admissions/Registration office at campus of
choice.
International Applicants
International students who wish to come to the United States under an
educational visa, or who are already in the United Stated under visas that
would allow educational pursuits may be admitted to the college. Applicants
must meet minimum English language, educational, financial and health
insurance requirements specified by the college. Applicants should request the
international student packet from the Admissions/Registration office and follow
the procedures outlined.
Former St. Louis Community College Students
Former students not enrolled during the preceding semester may re-enroll by
submitting an application for readmission to the Admissions/Registration office
prior to registration. Depending on courses previously completed, re-enrolling
students may be required to take the Accuplacer test. For further information,
contact the Admissions/Registration office.
NOTE: Files for students who have not attended St. Louis Community College
within five years will be destroyed; however, recorded grades earned at
St. Louis Community College will be retained. Students may be required to
resubmit applicable transcripts from high school as well as colleges or
universities.
Non-Native English Speakers
After submitting an application, applicants who speak English as a second
language must take the standardized ESL placement test, complete a writing
sample and have a personal interview. Contact the Assessment Center to
schedule an appointment.
What Test Should I Take Before I Register?
•
Assessment is required prior to advisement and registration. St. Louis Community
College uses Accuplacer, a computerized placement test. Accuplacer gives
essential information about academic skills and needs. Test results indicate
whether students are college ready or will be required to complete one or more
preparatory courses in reading, writing or mathematics.
An appropriate SAT score earned within the last 3 years:
•
A critical reading score of 500 or above to waive the reading
and writing tests
•
A math score of 580 or above to waive the math test
If documentation cannot be provided, students will be required to take
the appropriate placement test(s). Scores will remain valid up to three
years from the semester in which the test was taken; thereafter, students
will be required to retake the Accuplacer test. Call the Assessment
Center for a testing schedule: Florissant Valley 314-513-4292,
Forest Park 314-644-9233, Meramec 314-984-7596,
Wildwood 636-422-2000, SCEUC 314-984-7200.
The Accuplacer is required of all students unless academic credentials are
submitted that qualify students to take such courses without testing.
The college may waive all or part of the entry assessment if students provide
written documentation of one of the following:
•
A college transcript or grade report documenting successful
completion (with a C grade or higher) of reading, writing or
mathematics course prerequisites
•
A college degree from an accredited institution
•
An appropriate ACT score earned within the last 3 years:
•
A composite score of 21 or above to waive the reading and
writing tests
•
A math score of 23 or above to waive the math test
Some selective admission programs may require additional testing for
admissions purposes.
Applicants with a disability, who require accommodations for the entry
assessment, should present documentation of disability and complete an
application for services through the Access office.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Should I See an Academic Advisor Before I Register?
All other students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to
ensure their success in achieving academic goals. Academic advisors can help
you with:
•
Course selection
•
Degree requirements
•
Schedule planning
•
Academic policies
•
Program planning
•
Transfer credit
•
Course placement
The following students are required to see an academic advisor or counselor:
•
Students receiving federal financial aid.
•
Students applying to a selective admission program such as Nursing,
Dental Hygiene, Radiologic Technology and Funeral Service.
•
Students who do not have the appropriate prerequisite for a
specific course. If you completed a course prerequisite at another
college, you must provide proof in the form of a transcript, grade
report, test score report, current schedule or other appropriate
documentation. For more information, call the Advising office. (See
pages FV13, FP55, MC102, WW151.)
Should I See a Counselor?
•
•
•
A staff of well-qualified counselors can assist students in planning their
college career as well as dealing with problems that may come up with
attending school. Counselors are available by appointment or as needed for a
crisis situation.
Balance the roles of student, parent, spouse and/or employee.
Manage stress and test anxieties.
Resolve personal problems or issues that may be getting in the
way of college success.
It is the responsibility of the student to make sure all course prerequisites are
met before registering. A prerequisite is a requirement or other condition
that must be met prior to entering a course. Prerequisites are listed at the
end of each course description. If more information is needed, please contact
the Advising office.
Students on academic probation (GPA below 2.0) or restricted
probation are required to see a counselor.
Counselors can help students:
•
Make decisions about educational and career goals.
How and When Do I Register for Classes?
On-Campus Registration
October 28, 9 a.m. - January 16, 1 p.m.
Mail/Fax Registration
October 29 - December 10
Complete a registration form available at the back of this course schedule.
Late Start classes begin throughout the semester. Students may register for a class up to the close of business the day before a class begins.
Can I Register Online?
For those who already know how to use Banner Self-Service:
1.
Go to www.stlcc.edu/SelfService/.
2.
Log in using student identification number and personal identification
number (PIN).
3.
Select Student Services & Financial Aid.
Online Registration
October 28, 9 a.m. - January 16, 1 p.m.
St. Louis Community College’s online registration system is Banner
Self-Service.
Students may NOT register online if they:
•
Are academically suspended or are on academic or restricted probation.
All students in these categories need to see a counselor.
•
Have a financial obligation to the college.
•
Are registering under any special arrangements
(including senior citizen benefits and international students).
•
Have not met the course prerequisite.
•
Are auditing a class.
A tutorial on the registration process is now available on the St. Louis
Community College Web site. To use the tutorial, follow these steps:
1. Go to www.stlcc.edu/sct-erp/.
2. Under the right column, click on “Tutorials”
Get out o
and get o f line
nline!
Save time – register online.
Registration & Information Banner Self-Service - www.stlcc.edu/SelfService
Interactive Schedule - www.stlcc.edu/interactive
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Course
CRN
Title
Section I
Type
Day
Time I Register?
Location
How Can
Make Changes
After
Changes in Class Schedule
Students who have registered may drop, add or substitute classes during the
published registration times. For any class that is added to a schedule after
December 10, fees must be paid the day the changes are made to avoid
being dropped from that class unless you have signed up for the automatic
payment plan.
Withdrawal Deadlines
Length of Class
15 weeks
14 weeks
13 weeks
12 weeks
11 weeks
10 weeks
9 weeks
8 weeks
7 weeks
6 weeks
5 weeks
4 weeks
3 weeks
2 weeks
1 week
Course Withdrawals
Students wishing to withdraw from a course must submit an
Add/Drop/Withdrawal form in person. A copy of this form will be returned
to students to keep for their records. “W” grades will be recorded for all
course withdrawals submitted after the 100 percent refund period
established by the college.
Students who have registered for a course and are listed on the official class
roster and fail to attend that class within the first two weeks shall be
administratively withdrawn from the course. Such a withdrawal will be
transcripted, and in accordance with present policy, no refund will be issued.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Withdrawal by Friday of:
12th week
11th week
10th week
9th week
9th week
8th week
7th week
6th week
6th week
5th week
4th week
3rd week
2nd week
1st week
3 working days
How Much Will It Cost?
Fees Per
•
•
•
•
Credit Hour
District residents
Other Missouri residents
Out-of-state residents
International students
online, who want to decline contributing to MoPIRG, should
deduct $7 from the amount due.
$ 83
$123
$158
$168
Fee Reduction for Senior Citizens
Persons 60 years of older, who are residents of the St. Louis Community
College district, may enroll in most credit courses at a 50 percent reduction
in the usual fees. Reduction must be applied for at time of registration.
These fees (which are subject to change without notice) include maintenance
and other fees. Any books, materials or special equipment which may be
required for classes are at the expense of the student.
Missouri Senior Scholarships
Senior citizens 65 years of age or older, who are residents of Missouri, may
audit credit courses on a space available basis for a $15 non-refundable
registration fee
Because much of the support for the St. Louis Community College comes
from state funds and local taxes, students who live within the service area of
the college pay a small part of the cost for their education.
Students pay all other costs such as materials, books and supplies. Proof of
age and residency are required. Student must enroll for an audit grade (no
credit).
St. Louis Community College Service Area
The district service area includes the City of St. Louis, St. Louis County and
portions of Franklin and Jefferson counties, which are part of the Meramec
Valley R-3 School District and the Rockwood R-6 School District.
If a senior resident student of the St. Louis Community College district wants
credit, one-half of the maintenance fee will be charged. Students may not
receive a refund for a paid course in order to enroll for a free space in that
same course.
Refer all questions concerning residency to the Admissions/Registration office.
Additional/Optional Fees
•
Returned check fee – if a bank returns a check as uncollectible, a
$20 fee will be owed along with the original balance. A financial
hold will be placed against the student’s record and the student
may be dropped from class until this debt has been cleared.
•
MoPIRG (Meramec classes only) – assessed fees include an
optional/non-refundable $7 payment to the Missouri Public
Interest Research Group (MoPIRG). Students may decline to pay
the fee BEFORE making a payment. Students paying for classes
Registration for senior citizens using Missouri senior scholarships begins
January 15.
Fees for International Students
Fees for international students residing in this country on non-immigrant visas
will be assessed according to their visa category and their residency. Those
with a permanent resident visa will be charged district fee rates based upon
appropriate documentation.
What Is My Financial Responsibility?
As an STLCC student, you are responsible for paying all college fees to
ensure that your classes are not dropped. Your registration is not complete
until payment is received in full or you are enrolled in a payment plan.
Payment deadlines
If you enroll:
October 28 – December 10
If you register for a class and decide not to attend a class, you must officially
drop the class within the refund deadlines. (See Do I Get Money Back If I
Drop a Course on Page 9.) Otherwise you will be charged in full for the
course and will not receive a refund. Any student with an outstanding
balance due for maintenance fees will not be able to continue in class,
register for future classes, obtain a transcript or diploma.
You must pay or make payment
arrangements:
By 8 p.m. December 10, or your classes
will be dropped.
December 11 – January 15
By the end of the day, or your classes will
be dropped.
January 16
By 1 p.m., or your classes will be dropped.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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How Do I Pay?
Methods of Payment
• Automatic Payment Plan: Enroll after registration at
www.stlcc.edu/paymentplan.
• Online: credit/debit (with a MasterCard or Visa logo) card or ACH using
checking/savings account at
www.stlcc.edu/selfservice
• In person: at the Cashier’s office
• U.S. Postal Service: Mail to the Cashier’s office
• Telephone: Cashier’s office – credit/debit (with a MasterCard or Visa logo)
card or ACH
• Drop box: Check or credit card only – no cash please
☛ Forest Park – hallway next to Cashier’s office inside Student Center
☛ Florissant Valley – Campus Police
☛ Meramec – main entryway at Clark Hall
☛ Wildwood – Student Services Room 105
Fees may be paid by cash, check, money order, debit card (with a MasterCard
or Visa logo), VISA, MasterCard, Discover or financial aid (by previous
arrangement). In addition, the college accepts online payments when using a
debit card and the credit cards mentioned above or (ACH automatic clearing
house) payments using checking or saving account information.
The college also has a payment plan for maintenance fees available for a $21
fee per semester. (See the ad on the inside front cover for more information
concerning the payment plan.)
You will be dropped from your courses unless all fees are paid in full by the
payment due date or you have enrolled in the payment plan. Check with the
campus Cashier’s office concerning fee payment.
How Do I Get Financial Aid In Time To Meet the Payment Deadline?
If you complete your financial aid file after November 30, you must make
arrangements to pay your fees by other means to ensure that classes are not
dropped. If your financial aid award, scholarship, or payment from an external
source is not available for any reason or is insufficient to pay all your fees, you
must pay the balance in full or be enrolled in a payment plan.
All financial aid applicants must be admitted to the college as Regular
students. This includes submitting transcripts from high school, GED, and/or all
colleges previously attended, and completion of placement test requirements.
If you wish to apply for student financial aid (including grants, loans A+
program and work-study), you will need to complete the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov by November 1. You will
need to submit all financial aid documents no later than November 30 to
guarantee disbursement of funds by the beginning of the spring semester.
You can enroll in the e-cashier Automatic Payment Plan at www.stlcc.edu/
selfservice. You may be eligible for the Pending Aid Payment Plan if you have
submitted a FAFSA.
Your registration is not complete until payment is received in full or you are
enrolled in a payment plan. You can view your financial aid status at
www.stlcc.edu/selfservice.
Information about financial aid, scholarships, federal grants, loans, work study
and Missouri state programs is available at www.stlcc.edu/financialaid.
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Course
CRN
Title
Do I Get
Money Day
Back If ITime
Drop a Course?
Section Any
Type
Location
Refunds
Students withdrawing from a course prior to or during the early part of the
semester will be eligible for a refund of fees based on the following schedule:
For full semester classes: 100% refund
January 16 (1 p.m.)
80% refund
January 22
50% refund
February 5
0% refund
February 8 and after
For off-schedule classes:
A 100 percent refund will be issued through the end of the day before class
begins. (A “day” is defined as a working day.)
80% refund
50% refund
Length of course
through the end of the through the end of the
15 wk session
1st wk of session
3rd wk of session
14 wk session
1st wk of session
3rd wk of session
13 wk session
1st wk of session
3rd wk of session
12 wk session
1st wk of session
3rd wk of session
11 wk session
1st wk of session
2nd wk of session
10 wk session
1st wk of session
2nd wk of session
9 wk session
1st wk of session
2nd wk of session
8 wk session
4th day of session
2nd wk of session
7 wk session
3rd day of session
1st wk of session
6 wk session
3rd day of session
1st wk of session
5 wk session
2nd day of session
1st wk of session
4 wk session
2nd day of session
1st wk of session
3 wk session
1st day of session
3rd day of session
2 wk session
1st day of session
2nd day of session
1 wk session
1st day of session
None
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Refunds are returned to the source used to pay for the course(s), normally
within three weeks.
Federal Financial Aid (Title IV) Recipients
Title IV of the Federal Higher Education Act (HEA) requires that students who
receive federal grants (Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant) and federal loans repay some of their federal financial aid if they
do not attend class through 60 percent of the term. Most students who do not
attend at least one class through the 60 percent point of the term will owe some of
their Title IV aid back to the U.S. Department of Education. Please refer to the
college Web site for more information about the return of unearned Title IV funds as
required by HEA Title IV law and regulations.
Medical/Job Related Withdrawals
If you withdraw from all classes for medical or job-related reasons, you may
receive a pro-rated refund when acceptable evidence of the necessity to withdraw
(verified by your physician/employer) is presented. An instruction sheet detailing the
procedure is available from the Admissions/Registration office.
Active Duty Military Service
A refund for classes in progress will be issued to students forced to withdraw as a
result of being called to active duty military service. It is the responsibility of the
student to complete withdrawal procedures and submit a copy of military orders.
General Education
and knowledge they have acquired throughout their general education program.
The capstone may be interdisciplinary context and allows for some exit assessment.
General education provides students the opportunity to explore a variety of
disciplines and introduces them to the fundamentals of a college education from
the perspectives of different subject areas. In addition to giving students a broad
foundation that prepares them for any future area of study, it helps them discover
the subjects they are most interested in and might want to major in when
transferring to a four-year institution.
The college Web site www.stlcc.edu/programs provides more information on the
general education program.
St. Louis Community College General Education Course
Requirements
FOUNDATION COURSES – 13 credit hours required
IDS:101 Cornerstone
ENG:101 College Composition I or
ENG:104 Honors College Composition I
COM:101 Oral Communication
MTH:155 Survey of College Mathematics or
MTH:160 College Algebra (or higher, except 165 and 166)
Students who complete the general education requirements will have “Missouri
General Education Requirements” noted on their transcripts. Students who
achieve their certification will have satisfied all general education requirements at
any Missouri public college or university to which they may transfer, except the
University of Missouri-Columbia.
The program begins at the foundation level with a cornerstone course, a threecredit course that introduces students to the overall goal of general education and
will explore the moral and ethical values of a diverse society in order to
understand their own decision-making process. The remaining foundation courses
allow students to build the skills they need as they move through the curriculum.
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
4 credits
MAIN FLOOR COURSES – 25-28 credit hours required
Humanities and Fine Arts – 6 hours required
Life and Physical Sciences – 7-10 hours required
(one class with lab required)
Social and Behavioral Sciences – 9 hours required
(Three hours must meet Missouri State Requirement.)
General Education Electives
The program continues with main floor courses that make up the bulk of the
general education program. Each course addresses institutional competencies for
the appropriate knowledge goal and reinforces at least one skill goal. Two of the
main floor courses must be speaking-intensive and two must be writing-intensive.
Refer to the semester credit class schedule to find such courses. Some classes
satisfy both speaking and writing intensive requirements.
CAPSTONE COURSE – 4 credit hours
IDS:201
The four-credit capstone provides a culminating experience for the general
education program. It provides an opportunity for students to use all of the skills
For the latest updated list of approved General Education courses, check the college’s
Web site at: http://www.stlcc.edu/programs/ or contact a counselor or advisor.
General Information
beginning of each semester to ensure that accommodations can be in place
when classes begin.
Access Office – disAbility Support Services
The college offers support services for students who have documented
disabilities of a temporary or permanent nature. The Access office provides the
following services: individual advising and counseling; coordination of needed
classroom accommodations; interpreters, readers and writers; consultation with
faculty and staff members regarding accommodation needs; and liaison with
community professionals and agencies.
For more information, see www.stlcc.edu/disAbility or call your campus Access
office at the campus of your choice.
Attendance
Students are expected to attend classes. Excessive absences, as determined by
the instructor, may result in a failing grade for any course.
To qualify for services, students must identify themselves to the Access office and
provide current written documentation of a disability from a qualified
professional or agency. This should be done at least six weeks prior to the
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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General Information (cont’d.)
Auditing a Class
The fee for auditing a course is the same as the maintenance fee; AUDIT (T) is an
enrollment status rather than a grade. Students may register for audit status in a
course or change from audit to credit status, or credit to audit status during the
refund period. Students registering online must make the switch from credit to audit
in person at the Admissions/Registration office during the same refund period.
•
To transfer courses to another institution:
Students planning to transfer credits to another college or
university should contact the college or university prior to
enrollment. Course transferability is determined by the accepting
institution.
Firearms on College Property
Except for licensed police officers, no person shall possess or carry any
firearm, visible or concealed, on college property (including college buildings
and grounds – leased or owned by the college – college athletic fields and
parking lots) or in any college van or vehicle or at college sponsored events.
Banner Self-Service
The college uses Banner Self-Service, which contains student information
such as class enrollment, financial aid information and personal information.
Enrollment information in Banner Self-Service is transmitted to Blackboard
daily.
Graduation Applications
Students who expect to graduate at the end of a given term must file an
application for their degree or certificate in the Admissions/Registration
office. The deadlines are March 1 for spring, June 20 for summer and
October 1 for fall.
Blackboard Classes
The college uses Blackboard Course Management where important course
information like syllabi and assignments are posted.
Career and Employment Services
St. Louis Community College provides employment services to assist
students in job hunting, interviewing and securing employment.
Students should meet with an advisor or counselor to review the graduation
requirements for the desired degree or certificate. When the Graduation
Application has been completed and signed by the student and an academic
advisor or counselor, the student must return the application to the
Admissions/Registration office.
Child Care Services
The college offers licensed services for children of students. For more
information, contact the Child Development Center at Florissant Valley, the
Children's Center at Forest Park or the Child Care Center at Meramec.
All associate degree applicants for graduation are required to complete an
exit assessment test, the purpose of which is the improvement of instruction
and student learning. Prospective graduates participate in an assessment
session conducted in a group setting. Each participant completes a general
education inventory and a survey of college outcomes. You may contact the
Assessment office at the campus of your choice for additional information
and to schedule an appointment. There is no charge to the student for this
service.
Children Unattended
Students are not permitted to bring children to class; nor should children be
left unattended in the halls, offices, library, Student Center or any other
location on campus. The college reserves the right to protect the safety and
welfare of unattended children and will institute appropriate action.
Clinical and Field Work
Some degree and certificate programs require students to obtain clinical or
other field experience as part of their course work. Students with criminal
convictions or drug use may have difficulty progressing in these programs.
Healthcare facilities, educational facilities and other field
experience settings may mandate that a criminal background
check and/or drug screening check (at the student’s expense) be
conducted prior to placement in a clinical or field setting.
Students not passing these checks may be prohibited from
participating in the clinical or field experience, thus rendering
the student ineligible to satisfactorily meet the course/program
requirements. Students should contact an academic advisor or the
program chair/coordinator for further details.
Non-Credit Courses
Students interested in adult education courses at St. Louis Community
College should contact the Continuing Education office. Non-credit courses
are listed in a separate schedule.
Parking
Parking tags are required on all vehicles using campus parking facilities.
Parking tags are available in the Campus Life office at Florissant Valley, Forest
Park and Meramec and the Student Services office at Wildwood. Parking
tags are permanent and are to be kept from one semester to another.
Replacement tags are $3. Accessible parking is available for students with
physical disabilities who have state parking authorization.
Schedule Changes
Students may register for open classes up until the close of business the day
before a class starts. However, students should be aware that St. Louis
Community College reserves the right to change the schedule, including fees
and instructor assignment, and to cancel classes appearing in the schedule.
Decisions to conduct or cancel courses are made based upon enrollment
levels in class sections. When a course is canceled, staff will contact students
by telephone and advise them of their options.
Confidentiality of Student Records
St. Louis Community College has a duty to maintain accurate and
confidential student records. The college recognizes students’ rights to have
access to their own educational records; moreover, the college limits such
access by others in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and
Privacy Act of 1974. Students may review their official educational records
by submitting a written request to the Admissions/Registration office. For
those wishing to question the accuracy or appropriateness of their records,
a form requesting a challenge is available in the Admission/Registration office.
With certain exceptions, records cannot be released without prior consent.
If students do not want directory information released, they must notify the
Admissions/Registration office on the first day of each term during which
the student wishes the withholding to be effective.
Service Learning
Service-Learning/Civic Engagement is a teaching and learning method of
action and reflection that connects the student’s academic study with
problem-solving experiences in local community settings using the
community as a textbook. Students who are interested in learning more
about the program should contact the Service-Learning/Civic Engagement
Coordinator on their campus.
Credit Transfer Policy
•
To transfer courses to St. Louis Community College:
Currently enrolled students must request transcripts of
previously earned credit be sent directly to the Admissions/
Registration office. Hand-carried or faxed copies will not be
accepted. When all transcripts are on file, students must submit a
request to have their transcripts evaluated.
Smoking Regulations
St. Louis Community College has adopted a NO SMOKING policy. Smoking
is permitted outside buildings only at Florissant Valley and Forest Park.
Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the perimeter at Meramec.
Wildwood is a tobacco-free campus. No consumption of tobacco is allowed
on any campus property.
A transfer student may invoke the transfer appeals process to
challenge an institutional decision on the acceptance of credit(s)
from regionally accredited Missouri public colleges and
universities. Contact the St. Louis Community College vice
chancellor of academic and student affairs for more information.
Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress
All currently enrolled students are expected to make satisfactory academic
progress. Students with a cumulative grade point average below 2.0 will be
placed on academic probation.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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General Information (cont’d.)
Student E-mail
St. Louis Community College offers free e-mail accounts for all current
credit students through my.stlcc.edu student e-mail. All official
communication from STLCC to students is sent to my.stlcc.edu student
e-mail addresses including financial aid updates, registration deadlines,
assignments, student worker payroll stubs, library hold pick up and overdue
notices, etc. The my.stlcc.edu student e-mail address is also the account that
instructors use in Blackboard. Students must activate their e-mail account to
access their information. Visit www.stlcc.edu/studentemail for information on
how to get started.
Substance Abuse Policy
Students are subject to the rules of accountability imposed by federal, state
and local laws. Use of, being under the influence of, possession of, or
distribution of alcohol beverages or illegal drugs on campus or at collegesponsored function will result in disciplinary action.
Textbooks
Textbooks for all on-campus and off-campus classes will be available in the
bookstore and at www.stlouisccbookstore.com.
Transcripts
STLCC transcript request forms are available at the Cashier’s office at
Florissant Valley and Forest Park, the Admissions/Registration office at
Meramec, and the Information Desk at Wildwood. Students may choose to
mail a written request directly to Central Student Records, 5600 Oakland
Avenue, Room B-13, St. Louis, MO 63110. A $5 fee is charged for each
transcript requested.
Your my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account can be forwarded to another
personal e-mail account. See FAQs at www.stlcc.edu/studentemail.
Student Grades
Students may view their grades online by visiting www.stlcc.edu/selfservice
and logging into their student account. If a paper copy of grades is required,
students may request a duplicate grade mailer from the Admissions/
Registration office.
Veterans Education Benefits
Students applying for Veterans Education Benefits must contact the Veterans
representative in the Admissions/Registration office on campus. Students
who wish to receive Veterans Education Benefits must have Regular student
status and must declare a program of study.
Student ID Cards
All students enrolled in credit courses are required to activate a STLCC
OneCard. Photos can be taken in the Campus Life office at any campus, or
the Information Desk at Wildwood. This card is the college’s disbursement
card for payments/refunds to student accounts. The card is required for
checking out library books and other materials; for use of the game room,
recreational facilities, and learning labs; attending student activities and
sporting events; and for personal check approval. Initial cards are free.The
cost to replace a OneCard is $20.
Study Abroad Opportunities
Explore Your World!
St. Louis Community College offers short- and long-term study abroad programs in different regions of the world.
Participating students earn college credit and gain knowledge and experience while exploring other cultures and
countries.
Deadlines
Registration and payment schedules for study abroad are significantly different from deadlines for campus-based
courses due to travel arrangements and deadlines imposed by vendors. Please plan ahead!
General notes:
• Cost of the short-term programs (10-20 days) ranges from $2,000-$4,000 per person.
• Semester abroad programs cost around $5,900 plus air fare and insurance.
• Maintenance fees are in addition to the program costs.
• Early deposits are required. Non-refundable restrictions and cancelation penalties may apply.
• Most programs require 12 or more participants.
• Students should check with the Financial Aid office to determine if they qualify for financial aid.
• Students need a valid passport to participate. Visit http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html
for more information on U.S. passports.
St. Louis Community College Study Abroad Programs 2010:
Location
Dates
Focus
Canterbury, England
Italy
Italy
Italy
Belize
General semester abroad
Italian language and culture
Italian culture and performing arts
Italian culture, language, and history
Marine biology
January-April
March 10-19
May 18-June 1
July 3-11
July 18-26
Several other programs are currently being developed.
Interested?
Contact Chris Sulincevski at 314-539-5350 or csulincevski@stlcc.edu, or visit
www.stlcc.edu/programs/study_abroad for more information.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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College Information
Spring 2010
College Information
St. Louis Community College
District Map and Addresses
Florissant Valley campus
Wildwood campus
3400 Pershall Road
St. Louis, MO 63135-1408
314-513-4200
2645 Generations Drive
Wildwood, MO 63040
636-422-2000
Forest Park campus
Joseph P. Cosand Community
College Center
5600 Oakland Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110-1316
314-644-9100
300 South Broadway
St. Louis, MO 63102-2800
314-539-5000
South County Education and
University Center (SCEUC)
4115 Meramec Bottom Road
St. Louis, MO 63129-2126
314-984-7200
William J. Harrison Northside
Education Center (HNEC)
Meramec campus
4666 Natural Bridge Road
St. Louis, MO 63115-1923
314-951-9850
11333 Big Bend Road
St. Louis, MO 63122-5720
314-984-7500
Individuals with speech or
hearing impairments may call via
Relay Missouri by dialing 711.
MILEAGE GRID
(one way)
CC
CC
FV
17
FP
MC
SC
WW
7
18
17
30
16
21
31
29
11
16
24
12
20
FV
17
FP
7
16
MC
18
21
11
SC
17
31
16
12
WW
30
29
24
20
28
28
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Courses at Florissant Valley ................................................pgs. 13-54
Florissant Valley
www.stlcc.edu/fv • 3400 Pershall Road, St. Louis, MO 63135-1408
Florissant Valley Directory
Access Office - disAbility Support
Services – 314-513-4551
Upper Level, Student Center
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Evenings available by appointment
www.stlcc.edu/disAbility
Admissions/Registration –
314-513-4244
First Floor, Administration
Registration Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8am-7:30pm
Friday: 8am-4pm
www.stlcc.edu/admreg
Advising – 314-513-4256
First Floor, Administration
Registration Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 9am-7pm
Friday: 9am-3pm
Assessment Center – 314-513-4292
First Floor, Administration
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-8pm
Friday: 8:30am-4:30pm
Bookstore – 314-513-4304
Lower Level, Student Center
www.flovalleybookstore.com
Bookstore hours are listed on the inside
back cover of this schedule.
Campus Life – 314-513-4294
Upper Level, Student Center
Monday-Thursday: 8am-6pm
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/FV/campus_life.html
Campus Switchboard – 314-513-4200
Monday-Friday: 8:30am-5pm
Cashier’s Office – 314-513-4520
Upper Level, Student Center
Registration Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30 pm
For your convenience, a drop box at the
Campus Police Office (west side of campus)
is available from 7am-11pm, Monday-Friday
and 7am-3pm on weekends.
Child Development Center –
314-513-4525
West side of campus
Monday-Thursday: 6:30am-10:30pm
Friday: 6:30am-6pm
www.stlcc.edu/fv/child_care_center
Continuing Education – 314-513-4219
Second Floor, Administration
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-7pm
Friday: 8:30am-4pm
www.stlcc.edu/continuing_education
Counseling – 314-513-4252
Upper Level, Student Center
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Distance Learning – 314-539-5185
www.stlcc.edu/distance_learning
Financial Aid – 314-513-4231
Second Floor, Administration
Monday-Thursday: 8am-7:30pm
Friday: 8am-4pm
www.stlcc.edu/financialaid
Gateway to College – 314-513-4216
Room 101, Training Center
Monday-Friday: 7am-4pm
Study Abroad – 314-539-5350
Office of International Education
www.stlcc.edu/programs/study_ abroad
Transcripts – 314-644-9670
Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm
Central Student Records
5600 Oakland Avenue, Room B-13
St. Louis, MO 63110
Veterans Services – 314-513-4247
First Floor, Administration
Monday-Friday: 9am-4pm
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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St. Louis Community College
Florissant Valley Campus • 3400 Pershall Road
Florissant Valley
MILEAGE GRID
(one way)
CC
CC
FV
FP
MC
SC
WW
17
7
18
17
30
16
21
31
29
11
16
24
12
20
FV
17
FP
7
16
MC
18
21
SC
17
31
16
12
WW
30
29
24
20
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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28
28
Spring 2010
Spring 2010 Florissant Valley Final Exam Schedule
7-7:50 am MWF
May 12
WEDNESDAY
May 13
THURSDAY
7-8:50 am
7-7:50 am TR
7-8:50 am
8-9:50 am
8-8:50 am TR
8-9:50 am
9-10:50 am
9-9:50 am TR
9-10:50 am
9-10:50 am
10-10:50 am MWF
10-11:50 am
10-10:50 am TR
10-11:50 am
11-11:50 am MWF 11am-12:50 pm
11-11:50 am TR
11-12:50 pm
11am-12:50 pm
12-12:50 pm MWF
12-1:50 pm
12-12:50 pm TR
1-1:50 pm MWF
12-1:50 pm
1-2:50 pm
1-1:50 pm TR
1-2:50 pm
1-2:50 pm
2-2:50 pm MWF
2-3:50 pm
2-2:50 pm TR
3-3:50 pm MWF
2-3:50 pm
3-4:50 pm
3-3:50 pm TR
3-4:50 pm
3-4:50 pm
4-4:50 pm MWF
4-5:50 pm
4-4:50 pm TR
5-5:50 pm MWF
5:5:50 pm TR
May 17
MONDAY
7-8:50 am
8-8:50 am MWF
9-9:50 am MWF
May 14
FRIDAY
4-5:50 pm
5-6:50 pm
5-6:50 pm
5-6:50 pm
• Final exams for all Saturday and Sunday classes will be held at the regularly scheduled time.
• Night classes will be scheduled in two-hour time blocks following the same pattern as the day classes: finals
for classes that start on the “odd hour” will be held on Mondays and Tuesdays and finals that start on the
even hour will be held on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Friday only class finals will be on Friday. The start time
may vary.
• All physical education final exams are scheduled through the Physical Education department.
NOTE: Students should always check with their instructor for any modifications
in their exam schedule.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
If class start time May 11
is between
TUESDAY
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ACC:100
Applied Accounting
11335
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-245
11336
502
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-245
11337
503
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-245
11338
504
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-245
11339
550
Evening
M
6pm-8:40pm
B-245
12191
551
Evening
T
6:30pm-9:10pm
B-245
12562
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
E Kraja
R Deloney
R Deloney
J Forrest
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
ACC:110
11340
11341
11343
13630
4 cr
E Kraja
E Kraja
STAFF
STAFF
Type
Day
Time
Location
Accounting
Florissant Valley
Financial Accounting I
501
Day
502
Day
551
Evening
574
Web-Based/Internet
MW
TR
W
S
TBA
9:30am-11:10am
9:30am-11:10am
6pm-9:35pm
12pm-2pm
B-242
B-242
B-242
B-120
NET
ACC:114
11344
11345
15418
Managerial Accounting
501
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-242
550
Evening
W
6pm-8:10pm
B-245
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Orientation
S
10am-12pm
B-120
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
E Kraja
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-1/16
ACC:120
Computer Accounting Applications for Business
13399
580
Weekend
S
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
9am-1pm
B-242
3 cr
M Pilla
1/16-3/6
ACC:122
Computer Accounting Applications - Spreadsheets
11488
580
Weekend
TBA
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
9am-1pm
B-242
3 cr
M Pilla
3/13-5/15
ACC:213
Survey of Business Taxes
14566
550
Evening/Hybrid
R
6:30pm-9:10pm
B-120
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
E Kraja
1/21-5/17
ACC:291
12163
3 cr
E Kraja
1/19-5/17
Accounting Internship
51A
Arranged
TBA
B-220
Anthropology
ANT:103
Cultural Variations
3 cr
15310
501
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. For more information,call the department at 314-513-4390, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Architectural Technology
ARC:209
14641
Mechanical and Electrical Systems I
550
Evening
3 cr
A Sherwin
1/25-5/17
ART:100
Art Appreciation
10986
5SA
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
H-113
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
10988
551
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
H-113
14563
57A
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
C Berger
1/19-5/17
K Worley
C Berger
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
ART:102
Art History II
10991
551
Evening
Next planned offering Spring 2011.
M
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-272
Art
R
ART:107
Design I
13984
502
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
12867
503
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
ART:108
Design II
10993
501
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
10995
502
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
ART:109
Drawing I
10996
501
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
7pm-9:50pm
B-211
3 cr
K Scheffer
1/21-5/17
2pm-3:50pm
H-104
2 cr
M Quintero
1/20-5/17
1pm-2:50pm
H-104
M Quintero
1/19-5/17
10am-11:50am
H-104
2 cr
R Phillips
1/20-5/17
10am-11:50am
H-104
R Langnas
1/19-5/17
9am-11:50am
H-101
3 cr
M Quintero
1/20-5/17
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ART:110
Drawing II
3 cr
11000
501
Day
MW
1pm-3:50pm
H-101
R Langnas
1/20-5/17
12175
551
Evening
TR
7pm-9:50pm
H-101
R Laboray
1/19-5/17
12716
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:111
Figure Drawing I
3 cr
11003
501
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
H-112
E Shultis
1/19-5/17
11002
503
Day
TR
1pm-3:50pm
H-112
E Shultis
1/19-5/17
11005
550
Evening
MW
7pm-9:50pm
H-112
H Kim
1/20-5/17
ART:112
Figure Drawing II
3 cr
11007
501
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
H-112
F Gochnour
1/20-5/17
11006
550
Evening
MW
7pm-9:50pm
H-112
H Kim
1/20-5/17
ART:113
Ceramics I
3 cr
12872
501
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
H-109
C Lin
1/20-5/17
ART:114
Painting I
3 cr
11037
501
Day
TR
1pm-3:50pm
H-107
C Day
1/19-5/17
Next planned offering Spring 2011.
12718
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:116
Sculpture I
11034
501
Day
Next planned offering Spring 2011.
TR
3 cr
M Quintero
4pm-6:50pm
H-109
1pm-3:50pm
9am-11:50am
7pm-9:50pm
H-114
H-114
H-114
9am-11:50am
12pm-2:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
H-106
H-106
H-102
9am-11:50am
2pm-4:50pm
H-102
H-102
3 cr
STAFF
L Byers
STAFF
3 cr
J Gormley
STAFF
J Ross
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
7pm-9:50pm
H-102
J Ross
9am-3:50pm
H-102
12:30pm-2:20pm
H-106
4pm-6:50pm
9am-11:50am
H-105
H-105
1pm-3:50pm
H-105
2 cr
J Gormley
2 cr
L Byers
3 cr
R Kitt
J Nesser-Chu
3 cr
J Nesser-Chu
ART:167
Color Photography
11019
502
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
1pm-3:50pm
H-105
3 cr
D Gaubatz
1/20-5/17
ART:169
Visual Language
11008
501
Day
Next planned offering Spring 2011.
4pm-5:15pm
H-113
3 cr
C Denney
1/19-5/17
ART:131
Computer Art Studio
12932
501
Day
MW
12933
502
Day
TR
12934
551
Evening
MW
ART:133
Graphic Design I
13467
501
Day
MW
13987
502
Day
MW
12242
551
Evening
TR
ART:134
Graphic Design II
11011
501
Day
MW
12762
502
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
12243
551
Evening
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
ART:135
Graphic Production I
11050
501
Day
F
ART:138
Drawing for Graphics I
12936
501
Day
TR
ART:165
Photography I
12249
501
Day
MW
11017
502
Day
TR
ART:166
Photography II
11018
501
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
TR
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-3/14
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
ART:172
Digital Photography
3 cr
13531
580
Weekend
S
9am-2:50pm
H-114
J Angert
1/30-5/15
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
14038
57A
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
R Rosener
1/16-5/17
Students should have a digital and/or a film camera and scanner and photo editing software, preferably Adobe Photoshop. An additional $35 is required for printing done in
the Humanities labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ART:204
Photography III
12240
501
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
1pm-3:50pm
H-105
3 cr
J Nesser-Chu
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
Florissant Valley
15065
502
Day
TR
1pm-3:50pm
H-101
R Langnas
1/19-5/17
10997
551
Evening
TR
7pm-9:50pm
H-101
R Laboray
1/19-5/17
12714
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
ART:208
Design IV
11013
501
Day
MW
4pm-5:50pm
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs. Next planned offering Spring 2011.
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
H-104
2 cr
A Walker
1/20-5/17
Florissant Valley
ART:209
Drawing III
3 cr
12935
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:210
Advanced Drawing
11014
501
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs. Next planned offering Spring 2011.
H-101
3 cr
L Vredeveld
1/19-5/17
ART:213
Ceramics II
3 cr
12873
501
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
H-109
C Lin
1/20-5/17
ART:214
Painting II
3 cr
11038
501
Day
TR
1pm-3:50pm
H-107
C Day
1/19-5/17
Next planned offering Spring 2011.
12719
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:216
Sculpture II
11035
501
Day
TR
ART:233
Graphic Design III
13201
501
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
4pm-6:50pm
H-112
9am-11:50am
H-118
3 cr
M Quintero
3 cr
STAFF
ART:234
Graphic Design IV
11043
501
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
9am-11:50am
H-102
3 cr
J Gormley
1/20-5/17
ART:235
Graphic Production II
14450
501
Day
F
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
9am-3:50pm
H-102
2 cr
J Jenner
3/26-5/17
3pm-6:50pm
H-102
3pm-4:50pm
H-106
5pm-7:50pm
H-106
5pm-7:50pm
H-106
12:30pm-2:20pm
H-106
3pm-4:50pm
H-106
3pm-6:50pm
H-102
2 cr
J Gormley
2 cr
L Byers
3 cr
L Byers
3 cr
L Byers
2 cr
L Byers
2 cr
L Byers
2 cr
J Gormley
ART:265
Artificial Light Photography
13300
551
Evening
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
7pm-9:50pm
H-105
3 cr
R Kitt
1/20-5/17
ART:275
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
13329
501
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
9am-11:50am
H-114
3 cr
D Gaubatz
2/1-5/12
AT:105
Digital Printing
14453
551
Evening
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
7pm-9:50pm
H-105
3 cr
R Rosener
2/9-5/11
AT:120
Computer Drawing I: Illustrator
13519
580
Weekend
S
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
9am-3:50pm
H-102
3 cr
STAFF
1/30-5/15
AT:130
Computer Drawing II: Illustrator
13521
580
Weekend
S
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
9am-3:50pm
H-102
3 cr
STAFF
1/30-5/15
7pm-9:50pm
H-114
9am-3:50pm
H-106
9am-3:50pm
H-106
9am-3:50pm
H-106
ART:236
Typography
15684
501
Day
T
ART:238
Drawing for Graphics II
11039
501
Day
MW
ART:239
Illustration I
13298
551
Evening
MW
ART:240
Illustration II
11040
551
Evening
MW
ART:242
Drawing for Graphics III
13153
501
Day
TR
ART:243
Figure Illustration
13154
501
Day
MW
ART:245
Portfolio Design and Professional Practices
13299
501
Day
R
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
AT:135
12412
AT:204
13537
AT:205
13688
AT:206
13539
Communication and Design for the WWW I
551
Evening
MW
Comic Book Illustration I
580
Weekend
S
Dimensional Illustration I
580
Weekend
S
3D Miniature Studio Set Design
580
Weekend
S
3 cr
J Jenner
3 cr
R Lizorty
3 cr
R Lizorty
3 cr
R Lizorty
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/11
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/30-5/30
1/30-5/30
1/30-5/30
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
AT:207
Digital Illustration I
13563
551
Evening
MW
5pm-7:50pm
AT:208
Fantasy Illustration I
13538
580
Weekend
S
9am-3:50pm
AT:210
Drawing Problems
12247
501
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs. Next planned offering Spring 2011.
AT:213
Advanced Ceramics
12874
501
Day
MW
AT:227
3-D Studio
12875
501
Day
MW
AT:229
Advanced Painting Projects
12241
501
Day
TR
AT:242
History of Graphic Communications
13301
501
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
Location
H-106
H-106
H-101
Credits
Instructor
3 cr
L Byers
3 cr
R Lizorty
3 cr
L Vredeveld
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/30-5/30
1/19-5/17
9am-11:50am
H-109
9am-11:50am
H-109
1pm-3:50pm
H-107
12:05pm-1:20pm
H-102
3 cr
C Lin
3 cr
C Lin
3 cr
C Day
3 cr
J Jenner
AT:246
Advanced Computer Art Applications
13988
501
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
9am-11:50am
H-118
3 cr
D Bauman
1/19-5/17
AT:267
Color Photography II
11941
502
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
1pm-3:50pm
H-105
3 cr
D Gaubatz
1/20-5/17
AT:276
Photo Imaging II: Photoshop
13328
501
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
9am-11:50am
H-114
3 cr
D Gaubatz
2/1-5/12
9am-2:50pm
H-105
1pm-3:50pm
H-105
3 cr
C Denney
3 cr
J Nesser-Chu
1pm-3:50pm
H-105
D Gaubatz
1/20-5/17
9am-2:50pm
9am-2:50pm
H-105
H-105
C Denney
J Angert
2/8-5/17
1/30-5/15
6pm-9:20pm
E-290
2 cr
C Lin
1/21-5/17
TWRF
8am-12pm
SM-244
M
5:30pm-9pm
SM-238
MW
W
TR
T
TR
T
TR
R
T
TR
TR
R
TR
R
MW
W
TR
T
MW
W
F
F
M
M
8am-9:15am
10am-11:40am
7am-8:15am
10am-11:40am
9:30am-10:45am
12pm-1:40pm
11am-12:15pm
8am-9:40am
8am-9:40am
12:30pm-1:45pm
8am-9:15am
10am-11:40am
9:30am-10:45am
12pm-1:40pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:40pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:40pm
9:30am-10:45am
12pm-1:40pm
9am-11:45am
12:15pm-1:55pm
5:30pm-8:15pm
8:20pm-10pm
SM-249
SM-244
SM-249
SM-244
SM-249
SM-244
SM-233
SM-244
SM-244
SM-203
SM-264
SM-244
SM-262
SM-244
SM-249
SM-244
SM-233
SM-244
SM-249
SM-244
SM-233
SM-244
SM-233
SM-244
AT:279
Non-Silver Photography
14395
501
Day
F
AT:280
Advanced Photography
12395
501
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
12394
502
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
14551
503
Day
F
13697
580
Weekend
S
An additional $35 is required for printing done in the Humanities labs.
AT:537
15530
Traditional Metalsmithing and New Technologies for Jewelry
550
Evening
R
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
Biology
BIO:003
13092
BIO:104
12235
BIO:111
12637
Bridges to Biology
501
Day
Basic Laboratory Methods
550
Evening
Introductory Biology I
501
Day
12638
502
Day
12639
503
Day
12640
504
Day
12641
505
Day
12642
506
Day
14461
507
Day
12643
508
Day
12645
510
Day
12646
511
Day
14605
513
Day
12649
550
Evening
1 cr
T Hacker
3 cr
J Barks
4 cr
E Lyons
STAFF
N Bhavsar
M Manteuffel
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
K Toal
M Manteuffel
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/12-1/15
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Florissant Valley
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
12650
551
Evening
12651
552
Evening
12652
553
Evening
12817
580
Weekend
T
T
W
W
R
R
S
S
5:30pm-8:15pm
8:20pm-10pm
5:30pm-8:15pm
8:20pm-10pm
5:30pm-8:15pm
8:20pm-10pm
9am-11:45am
12:30pm-2:10pm
SM-249
SM-244
SM-233
SM-244
SM-249
SM-244
SM-233
SM-244
Credits
Instructor
J Bourque
STAFF
K Toal
STAFF
BIO:117
Conservation and Ecology (Lecture)
3 cr
12891
5SA
Evening
W
6pm-9:15pm
SM-127
M Manteuffel
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course that is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/17-5/17
BIO:122
Human Sexuality
3 cr
11353
501
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
SM-233
E Fliss
1/20-5/17
11354
502
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SM-233
E Fliss
1/20-5/17
11355
503
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SM-233
E Fliss
1/20-5/17
11357
505
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SM-233
A Warren
1/19-5/17
13011
506
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SM-233
A Warren
1/19-5/17
13607
507
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SM-249
A Warren
1/19-5/17
13305
50H
Evening
T
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
3/23-5/14
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Class meets at Hazelwood Central High School, Room A114, 15955 New Halls Ferry Road, Florissant, MO 63031.
BIO:123
13336
BIO:140
15484
Animal Behavior
501
Day
Principles of Biology I
550
Evening
BIO:141
11366
Principles of Biology II
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SM-249
T
R
5:30pm-8pm
5:30pm-7:20pm
SM-233
SM-238
MW
M
12:30pm-1:45pm
2:15pm-4:05pm
SM-233
SM-244
3 cr
Z Geist
4 cr
E Fliss
4 cr
E Fliss
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
BIO:151
Biology of Human Health and Disease
3 cr
15655
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SM-127
M Manteuffel
1/20-5/17
BIO:152
Quantitative Methods in Biotechnology
2 cr
15485
550
Evening
W
5pm-6:50pm
SM-133
V Naumann
1/20-5/17
BIO:203
General Microbiology I
4 cr
11367
501
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
SM-234
G Heth
1/20-5/17
12273
503
Day
MW
1pm-3:50pm
SM-234
G Heth
1/20-5/17
11369
504
Day
TR
8:30am-11:20am
SM-234
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11368
551
Evening
TR
6pm-8:50pm
SM-234
A Warren
1/19-5/17
12956
580
Weekend/Hybrid
S
9am-12pm
SM-234
G Heth
1/16-5/17
Permission required, contact the instructor at gheth@stlcc.edu. All examination, laboratory and question sections will be done on Saturdays. For more information, see
Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13150
581
Weekend/Hybrid
S
1pm-4pm
SM-234
G Heth
1/16-5/17
Permission required, contact the instructor at gheth@stlcc.edu. All examination, laboratory and question sections will be done on Saturdays. For more information, see
Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BIO:207
12653
Anatomy and Physiology I
501
Day
4 cr
MW
8am-9:15am
SM-265
N Bhavsar
1/20-5/17
W
9:30am-11:10am
SM-246
1/20-5/17
12654
502
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SM-265
N Bhavsar
1/20-5/17
W
11:30am-1:10pm
SM-246
1/20-5/17
12655
503
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SM-265
N Bhavsar
1/20-5/17
M
12:30pm-2:10pm
SM-246
1/25-5/17
12656
504
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
SM-265
N Bhavsar
1/20-5/17
M
10:30am-12:10pm
SM-246
1/25-5/17
12657
505
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
SM-265
J Fickas
1/20-5/17
W
3:30pm-5:10pm
SM-246
1/20-5/17
12659
506
Day
W
1:30pm-3:10pm
SM-246
STAFF
1/20-5/17
MW
3:30pm-4:45pm
SM-249
1/20-5/17
12660
507
Day/Hybrid
F
12pm-2:40pm
SM-246
C Storer
1/22-5/17
Permission required, contact the instructor at cstorer@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
15492
508
Day/Hybrid
F
8am-10:40am
SM-246
N Bhavsar
1/22-5/17
Permission required, contact the instructor at nbhavsar@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
12665
552
Evening
W
5:30pm-8pm
SM-265
STAFF
1/20-5/17
W
8:15pm-10:05pm
SM-246
1/20-5/17
11391
580
Weekend
S
8am-9:50am
SM-246
STAFF
1/16-5/17
S
10am-12:30pm
SM-249
1/16-5/17
13138
581
Weekend
S
1pm-3:20pm
SM-249
STAFF
1/16-5/17
S
3:40pm-5:30pm
SM-246
1/16-5/17
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Anatomy and Physiology II
4 cr
Gloves and goggles are required for the first day of lab.
12667
508
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SM-265
J Fickas
1/19-5/17
R
9:30am-11:10am
SM-245
1/21-5/17
12658
509
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SM-265
J Fickas
1/19-5/17
T
11:15am-12:55pm
SM-245
1/19-5/17
12669
511
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SM-265
J Fickas
1/19-5/17
R
12:30pm-2:10pm
SM-245
1/21-5/17
12670
512
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SM-265
N Bhavsar
1/19-5/17
R
2:30pm-4:10pm
SM-245
1/21-5/17
13124
513
Day
F
8am-10:40am
SM-245
C Storer
1/22-5/17
Permission required, contact the instructor at cstorer@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
15493
514
Day
F
11am-1:40pm
SM-245
J Fickas
1/22-5/17
Permission required, contact the instructor at jfickas@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
12860
550
Evening
T
5:30pm-8pm
SM-265
STAFF
1/19-5/17
T
8:15pm-10:05pm
SM-245
1/19-5/17
12671
551
Evening
R
5:30pm-8pm
SM-265
STAFF
1/21-5/17
R
8:15pm-10:05pm
SM-245
1/21-5/17
13134
552
Evening
M
5:30pm-8pm
SM-265
STAFF
1/25-5/17
M
8:15pm-10:05pm
SM-245
1/25-5/17
12148
580
Weekend
S
8am-10:30am
SM-265
STAFF
1/16-5/17
S
10:45am-12:35pm
SM-245
1/16-5/17
BIO:219
Biotechnology I
5 cr
12236
501
Day
TR
8am-12pm
BRDG
K Toal
1/19-5/17
Class will be held at BRDG Park, Room 127, 1005 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132.
BIO:220
11405
Biotechnology II
550
Evening
W
5:30pm-9:30pm
S
9am-1pm
Class will be held at BRDG Park, Room 127, 1005 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132.
BIO:221
Biotechnology Internship
12499
501
Day
Permission required, contact elyons@stlcc.edu.
TBA
BRDG
BRDG
TBA
BIO:222
Specialized Topics in Biotechnology
15494
501
Day
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
BRDG
Topic: RNA interference. Class will be held at BRDG Park, Room 124, 1005 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132.
5 cr
A Warren
1/20-5/17
1/23-5/17
3 cr
E Lyons
1/16-5/17
5 cr
E Boedeker
3/23-5/17
BIO:223
Research Techniques in Biology
1 cr
14891
501
Day
TBA
BRDG
E Lyons
Permission required, contact instructor at elyons@stlcc.edu. Class will be held at BRDG Park, Room 127, 1005 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132.
1/16-5/17
BIO:224
Introduction to Bioinformatics
15155
502
Independent Study / SDL
TBA
Independent Study. Permission required, contact instructor at rpalank@stlcc.edu.
3/22-5/17
TBA
BIO:225
Genetics
14464
550
Evening
MW
5:30pm-9:30pm
BIO:558
General Microbiology Laboratory
14151
501
Arranged
TBA
Permission required, contact program coordinator, George Heth, at gheth@stlcc.edu or 314-513-4879.
2 cr
R Palank
SM-234
5 cr
STAFF
2 cr
G Heth
BIO:562
Specialized Topics in Biotechnology - Bioprocessing
14206
550
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
Class will be held at BRDG Park, Room 119, 1005 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132.
BRDG
3 cr
A Toenjes
3/23-5/17
BIO:563
Specialized Topics in Biotechnology - Forensics
14207
550
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
Class will be held at BRDG Park, Room 124, 1005 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132.
BRDG
3 cr
E Boedeker
1/19-3/14
BIO:565
Specialized Topics in Biotechnology: Proteomics
14867
501
Day
MW
1pm-5pm
Class will be held at BRDG Park, Room 124, 1005 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132.
BRDG
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-3/14
SM-234
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
Biomedical Engineering Technology
BE:150
15515
BE:153
15516
BE:254
15507
Biomedical Electrical Safety
550
Evening
M
Workplace Learning: Biomedical Engineering Technology
500
Arranged
TBA
Biomedical Applications
550
Evening
W
MW
7:30pm-9:10pm
E-270
TBA
7:30pm-9:20pm
5:30pm-7:20pm
E-292
E-270
2 cr
R Ashby
4 cr
R Ashby
5 cr
R Ashby
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
Florissant Valley
BIO:208
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Business Administration
Florissant Valley
BUS:101
Small Business Management
11372
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-211
BUS:103
Business Mathematics
11406
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-215
11325
550
Evening
T
6pm-8:40pm
B-244
15397
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
R Palank
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
BUS:104
Introduction to Business Administration
3 cr
11377
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-244
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11378
502
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-244
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11379
503
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
B-244
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11380
504
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-244
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11381
505
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-244
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14785
506
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-244
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13306
50H
Evening
W
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
1/20-5/30
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Class meets at Hazelwood Central High School, Room A113, 15955 New Halls Ferry Road, Florissant, MO 63031.
11374
550
Evening
M
6pm-8:50pm
B-244
STAFF
1/25-5/17
11375
551
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
B-244
STAFF
1/20-5/17
14788
580
Weekend
F
9am-1pm
B-244
STAFF
2/12-4/9
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
12538
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Herzog
1/19-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BUS:116
Entrepreneurship
14852
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-211
BUS:201
Elementary Statistics
12536
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-211
11376
550
Evening
M
6pm-8:50pm
B-211
12545
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
L Anglin
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
R Mozelewski
BUS:250
Workplace Learning: Business and Economics
12172
51A
Arranged
TBA
Permission required, contact the department chair at 314-513-4330.
1 cr
STAFF
B-217
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Business Law
BLW:101
11327
11328
11330
BLW:201
12563
Business Law I
3 cr
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-243
STAFF
1/20-5/17
502
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-243
STAFF
1/20-5/17
550
Evening
M
6pm-8:50pm
B-243
STAFF
1/25-5/17
Legal Environment of Business
3 cr
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
S
12pm-2pm
B-244
W Wallace
1/16-1/16
After registration, students must e-mail instructor at wwallace@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
Chemistry
CHM:002
13739
CHM:101
10025
Preparation for Chemistry
501
Day
Fundamentals of Chemistry I
501
Day
10026
502
Day
10028
503
Day
10029
504
Day
10030
505
Day
13146
506
Day
13565
550
Evening
10027
551
Evening
MW
8am-10am
SM-130
TR
M
W
TR
TR
W
TR
T
R
MW
W
M
TR
T
MW
W
M
TR
T
R
7:30am-9:10am
8am-9:50am
9am-10:50am
9:15am-10:55am
11am-12:40pm
11am-12:50pm
1pm-2:15pm
2:20pm-4:10pm
2:20pm-3:10pm
1pm-2:15pm
2:20pm-4:10pm
2:20pm-3:10pm
8am-9:40am
10am-11:50am
6pm-7:15pm
7:20pm-8:10pm
7:20pm-9:10pm
6pm-7:15pm
7:20pm-9:10pm
7:20pm-8:10pm
SM-203
SM-118
SM-118
SM-127
SM-127
SM-118
SM-127
SM-118
SM-127
SM-127
SM-118
SM-127
SM-133
SM-118
SM-203
SM-203
SM-118
SM-127
SM-118
SM-127
3 cr
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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2/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
CHM:105
10031
General Chemistry I
502
Day
Type
12824
503
Day
10032
504
Day
10033
550
Evening
CHM:106
10034
13127
CHM:122
14294
CHM:206
14729
CHM:214
15430
CHM:231
15431
CHM:232
15432
General Chemistry II
501
Day
550
Evening
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
TR
M
TR
M
MW
W
M
MW
W
M
9:15am-10:55am
9am-10:50am
11am-12:40pm
11am-12:50pm
1pm-2:15pm
2:20pm-3:10pm
2:20pm-4:10pm
6pm-7:15pm
7:20pm-8:10pm
7:20pm-9:10pm
SM-130
SM-119
SM-130
SM-119
SM-130
SM-130
SM-119
SM-130
SM-130
SM-119
TR
T
R
TR
TR
T
1pm-2:15pm
2:20pm-4:10pm
2:20pm-3:10pm
6pm-7:15pm
7:20pm-8:10pm
7:20pm-9:10pm
SM-130
SM-119
SM-130
SM-130
SM-130
SM-119
8am-11:20am
SM-111
8am-10:40am
SM-127
4:30pm-4:55pm
SM-111
1pm-4:20pm
SM-111
1pm-4:20pm
SM-111
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-158
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-160
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-156
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-284
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-160
5pm-6:40pm
E-277
6:50pm-10:10pm
E-277
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-160
8am-12pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
8am-12pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
E-161
E-158
E-161
E-158
6pm-8:50pm
E-160
6pm-9pm
E-293
6pm-9:45pm
E-151
3 cr
W Kankolenski
3 cr
A Sherwin
3 cr
D Dill
MW
TR
MW
TR
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
B-211
B-215
B-216
E-270
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
P Suess
E Lasek
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
TR
TR
MW
MW
8am-9:15am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
8am-9:15am
B-123
B-215
SS-111
B-215
P Suess
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Chemical Technology II
501
Day
MW
Organic Chemistry Lecture I
501
Weekend
S
Advanced Chemical Technology Seminar
501
Day
MTWR
Chemical Technology V
501
Day
MTWR
Chemical Technology VI
501
Day
MTWR
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
2 cr
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-3/14
3/22-5/17
Civil Engineering Technology
CE:108
10217
CE:116
10219
CE:131
10220
CE:132
10222
CE:234
14526
CE:245
13705
CE:246
13706
CE:248
10739
CE:250
14692
14692
CE:514
14159
CE:515
14742
CE:516
15520
Construction Methods
550
Evening
W
Construction Blueprint Reading
550
Evening
M
Construction Estimating
550
Evening
T
Construction Scheduling
550
Evening
R
Structural Analysis
550
Evening
R
Introduction to Global Positioning Systems (GPS)
550
Evening
R
GPS Application Lab
550
Evening
R
Fundamentals of Land Surveying
550
Evening
W
Surveying II
550
Evening
S
M
550
Evening
S
M
Surveying Office Practices
550
Evening
T
LEED Accredited Professional Test Review
550
Evening
W
Sustainable Construction
550
Evening
R
3 cr
G Drikow
3 cr
R Unger
3 cr
G Drikow
3 cr
M Nickels
3 cr
R Stafford
2 cr
N Brown
1 cr
N Brown
3 cr
B Fischer
3 cr
N Brown
N Brown
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-3/14
College Orientation
COL:020
College Orientation and Study Skills
13186
501
Day
13187
502
Day
14696
503
Day
13416
504
Day
Open to student athletes only.
14697
505
Day
14445
506
Day
14948
507
Day
14190
508
Day
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Florissant Valley
14949
13534
15534
14143
15535
15536
14695
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
509
510
511
550
551
552
576
Day
Day
Day
Evening
Evening
Evening
Weekend
MW
TR
TR
T
R
M
S
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
5pm-7:45pm
6pm-8:40pm
6pm-8:40pm
8am-1:30pm
B-123
B-123
E-160
C-110
C-110
SS-111
C-109
M Manteuffel
B Hoefel
M Manteuffel
J Martin
R Durley-Petty
STAFF
R Durley-Petty
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/23-3/14
Communications
COM:101
Oral Communication I
3 cr
13202
500
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
C-102
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11650
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-102
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11651
502
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-214
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11652
503
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-102
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11653
504
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-214
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11654
505
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-102
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11656
507
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
C-102
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11657
508
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
C-110
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11659
510
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-102
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11660
511
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-214
J Florini
1/19-5/17
11661
512
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-214
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11662
513
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-102
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11663
514
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-214
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11664
515
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-102
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12732
517
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
C-102
R Thomas-Woods
1/19-5/17
14691
518
Day
F
9:30am-12:20pm
C-104
STAFF
2/12-5/17
15038
519
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
SS-105
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15574
522
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-107
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13307
50H
Evening
M
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
3/8-4/26
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Class meets at Hazelwood Central High School Room, A122, 15955 New Halls Ferry Road, Florissant, MO 63031.
14944
50U
Evening
T
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
3/9-4/27
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Class meets at the Urban League Head Start Jennings location, 8964 Jennings Station Rd.
11667
551
Evening
M
6pm-8:50pm
C-102
STAFF
1/25-5/17
11668
552
Evening
T
7pm-9:30pm
C-133
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11669
553
Evening
W
6pm-8:30pm
C-102
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11670
554
Evening
R
7pm-9:30pm
C-102
STAFF
1/21-5/17
13052
580
Weekend
S
12:30pm-3pm
C-102
STAFF
1/23-5/17
13609
556
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Copp
1/19-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. There will be optional meetings TBA. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning or contact Julie Copp at 314-513-4172 or jcopp@stlcc.edu.
13356
561
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. There will be optional meetings TBA. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning or contact Julie Copp at 314-513-4172 or jcopp@stlcc.edu.
COM:104
Persuasion
11672
5XA
Day
This course is both speaking/writing intensive.
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-111
COM:107
Public Speaking
11673
502
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-214
COM:111
Voice and Articulation
11675
551
Evening
T
6pm-8:30pm
C-137
COM:114
Oral Interpretation of Literature
11676
5SA
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-102
This course is speaking intensive and also serves as a Humanities elective. This section will not use videotaping.
3 cr
E McCloskey
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
C Stephens
COM:120
Gender Communication
3 cr
11677
5XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-216
C Stephens
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
15575
5XB
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-216
J Copp
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
COM:200
Communication Between Cultures
3 cr
13610
5XA
Day
F
11am-1:45pm
C-102
J Copp
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
Criminal Justice
CRJ:102
13164
CRJ:111
14937
Rehabilitation, Parole, and Probation
501
Day
Rules of Criminal Evidence
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
F
11am-1:50pm
B-136
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
CRJ:122
11364
CRJ:123
11363
CRJ:124
11361
11360
CRJ:206
11359
CRJ:207
11358
CRJ:209
11541
CRJ:211
11542
Introduction to Criminal Justice
501
Day
Juvenile Justice
501
Day
Criminal Law and Procedures
501
Day
550
Evening
Management of Human Conflicts
501
Day
Police Supervision
501
Day
Criminal Justice Practicum
501
Arranged
Criminal Justice Practicum Seminar
501
Arranged
Type
Day
Time
Location
MW
8am-9:15am
B-136
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-136
F
R
8am-10:50am
6pm-8:40pm
B-124
B-136
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-136
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-136
TBA
B-230
TBA
B-230
Credits
Instructor
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
F Jones
N Nunn
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
Dates
1/20-5/12
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/13
1/21-5/13
1/20-5/12
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Deaf Communication Studies
DCS:105
American Sign Language II
5 cr
11699
501
Day
MW
9:30am-11:45am
E-272
L Gale-Betzler
1/20-5/17
11700
502
Day
TR
9:30am-11:45am
E-282
L Gale-Betzler
1/19-5/17
15586
503
Day
MW
9:30am-11:45am
E-160
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15587
504
Day
TR
9:30am-11:45am
E-160
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11701
551
Evening
TR
5pm-7:15pm
C-140
L Gale-Betzler
1/19-5/17
12853
552
Evening
TR
5pm-7:15pm
E-282
STAFF
1/19-5/17
DCS:107
Fingerspelling
3 cr
11702
501
Day
M
12:30pm-3pm
C-137
STAFF
1/25-5/17
11703
502
Day
M
12:30pm-3pm
SS-105
STAFF
1/25-5/17
14911
503
Day
R
12:30pm-3pm
SS-102
STAFF
1/21-5/17
11704
551
Evening
W
5pm-7:45pm
SS-101
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11706
552
Evening
W
5pm-7:45pm
SS-111
STAFF
1/20-5/17
DCS:108
Orientation to Interpreting
3 cr
11707
501
Day
M
9:30am-12pm
C-140
D Betzler
1/25-5/17
13450
502
Day
M
9:30am-12pm
SM-127
STAFF
1/25-5/17
11708
551
Evening
M
7:45pm-10pm
C-140
D Betzler
1/25-5/17
DCS:115
Introduction to Deaf Communications Studies
3 cr
12362
552
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
C Rose
1/19-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. After registering, students should contact the DCS program at 314-513-4477 or ephillips@stlcc.edu using
“DCS Internet Course” in the subject line. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
DCS:116
11709
12852
12765
12854
DCS:117
12744
DCS:120
15490
15591
15491
15592
DCS:121
15486
15487
15488
15489
DCS:206
11710
11711
13445
DCS:207
11712
11713
13447
DCS:209
11714
11715
13449
American Sign Language Semantics
501
Day
502
Day
551
Evening
552
Evening
Sign Theatre
501
Day
Fingerspelling Lab
501
Day
502
Day
551
Evening
552
Evening
American Sign Language IV
501
Day
502
Day
551
Evening
552
Evening
Consecutive Interpreting
501
Day
551
Evening
552
Evening
Simultaneous Interpreting
501
Day
551
Evening
552
Evening
Interpreting/Transliterating Lab
501
Day
551
Evening
552
Evening
T
T
T
T
12:30pm-3pm
12:30pm-3pm
7:30pm-10pm
7:30pm-10pm
C-140
C-137
C-140
B-123
R
12:30pm-3pm
Theatre
W
W
R
R
12:30pm-3pm
12:30pm-3pm
7:30pm-9:30pm
7:30pm-9:30pm
SS-105
SS-102
SS-110
SS-106
T
R
T
R
12:30pm-3pm
12:30pm-3pm
7:45pm-10pm
7:45pm-10pm
E-270
C-116
B-211
C-116
M
M
M
12:30pm-3pm
5pm-7:30pm
5pm-7:30pm
C-140
C-140
SS-107
W
W
W
12:30pm-3pm
7:45pm-10pm
7:45pm-10pm
C-140
C-140
E-272
W
W
W
9:30am-10:45am
5pm-6:50pm
5pm-6:50pm
C-140
C-137
B-243
3 cr
L Gale-Betzler
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
L Gale-Betzler
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
M Luebke
M Luebke
STAFF
3 cr
D Betzler
D Betzler
STAFF
1 cr
T Flynn
STAFF
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
Title
Section
DCS:212
12733
12734
DCS:213
12393
12735
DCS:217
12736
12737
DCS:218
12738
12739
Deaf History and Culture
501
Day
551
Evening
Professional Issues and Ethics
501
Day
551
Evening
Translation Applications of ASL
501
Day
551
Evening
Pre-Workplace Learning
501
Day
551
Evening
Type
Day
Time
Location
R
W
9:30am-12pm
7:45pm-10pm
C-140
C-137
T
W
9:30am-12pm
5pm-7:30pm
C-140
C-140
T
M
12:30pm-3pm
7:45pm-10pm
C-104
C-112
M
M
12:30pm-3pm
5pm-7:30pm
B-124
C-112
Credits
Instructor
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
M Luebke
M Luebke
3 cr
T Flynn
T Flynn
3 cr
D Betzler
D Betzler
Dates
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
Dietetic Technology
DIT:103
Food Management
3 cr
13034
501
Day
W
10:30am-2pm
SM-133
E Wessman
1/20-4/14
DIT:104
Clinical Nutrition
3 cr
11396
501
Day
T
2:30pm-4:50pm
SM-129
S Appelbaum
1/19-5/17
DIT:106
Food Management Practicum
3 cr
11466
501
Day
TR
8am-1pm
TBA
B Hoefel
1/19-5/17
Permission required from program director. Registration deadline is December 14, 2009. Some class meetings on Fridays – February 25, March 5, and April 2 and 30.
DIT:107
Clinical Nutrition Practicum
3 cr
11556
501
Day
TR
8am-1pm
TBA
B Hoefel
1/19-5/17
Permission required from program director. Registration deadline is December 14, 2009. Some class meetings on Fridays – February 25, March 5, and April 2 and 30.
DIT:108
Food: Preparation and Science Lecture
12950
550
Evening
DIT:109
Food: Preparation and Science Lab
12951
550
Evening
DIT:115
Principles of Nutrition
12228
501
Day
15447
586
Evening
Open to ALP students only.
3 cr
K MacLaughlin
2 cr
K MacLaughlin
3 cr
J Florini
J Florini
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
DIT:206
Seminar: Dietetic Practitioner Issues
11394
501
Day
M
9am-11:30am
SM-133
Class meets alternative weeks on January 25, February 8 and 22, March 8 and 22, April 5 and 19, and May 3 and 17.
2 cr
S Appelbaum
1/25-5/17
DIT:208
Food Systems Management Practicum
11557
501
Day
TR
8am-2:30pm
TBA
Registration deadline is December 14, 2009. Some class meetings on Fridays – February 25, March 5, and April 2 and 30.
4 cr
B Hoefel
1/19-5/17
DIT:209
Community Nutrition Practicum
11558
501
Day
TR
8am-2:30pm
TBA
Registration deadline is December 14, 2009. Some class meetings on Fridays – February 25, March 5, and April 2 and 30.
4 cr
B Hoefel
1/19-5/17
DIT:210
11393
DIT:214
11395
DIT:225
13060
3 cr
J Florini
3 cr
S Appelbaum
3 cr
J Florini
M
5:30pm-8:20pm
SM-129
W
5:30pm-9:20pm
SM-129
TR
T
11am-12:15pm
6pm-10pm
SM-129
SM-129
Community Nutrition
501
Day
W
Nutrition Through the Life Cycle
501
Day
W
The Cultural Feast: An Introduction to Food and Society
501
Day
M
11am-1:40pm
SM-129
2:30pm-4:50pm
SM-129
12pm-2:40pm
SM-129
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
Early Care and Education
ECE:101
Introduction to Early Care and Education
11555
501
Day
W
9:45am-12:15pm
CDC-112
12953
550
Evening
R
6:30pm-9:10pm
CDC-112
15708
502
Weekend
S
9am-12pm
CDC-110
This section also offers language support in Spanish for those students who may need it.
15825
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Miller
D Miller
L Hernandez
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/30-5/17
D Miller
1/19-5/17
ECE:102
Creative Experiences in Early Care and Education
14056
502
Day
M
3:30pm-6pm
12710
550
Evening
M
6:30pm-9:30pm
ECE:104
Principles of Early Care and Education
13634
502
Day
M
9:45am-12:15pm
12952
550
Evening
T
6:30pm-9:10pm
This class meets January 19, February 2 and 16, March 2 and 23, April 6 and 20, and May 4.
3 cr
L Magagnos
L Magagnos
3 cr
D Miller
D Miller
CDC-110
CDC-110
CDC-112
CDC-112
ECE:105
Child Development Laboratory
3 cr
11544
501
Day
M
2pm-2:50pm
CDC-110
L Magagnos
Permission required by department chair. 106 additional lab hours to be arranged with instructor. Lab student participation starts January 19.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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3/22-5/17
1/25-3/14
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
ECE:107
Early Care and Special Education
3 cr
13332
550
Evening
M
6:30pm-9:10pm
TBA
M Krogmeier
ECE:108
Infant, Toddler and Two-Year-Old Children
3 cr
11545
550
Evening
R
6:30pm-9:30pm
CDC-110
L Magagnos
15709
551
Evening
F
6:30pm-9:30pm
CDC-110
L Magagnos
ECE:124
Child Nutrition, Health and Safety
3 cr
15449
50R
Evening
M
6:30pm-9pm
OFF CAMPUS
D Neil
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Class takes place at the Ritenour Early Childhood Center, 9330 Stansberry, St. Louis, MO 63134.
12233
550
Evening
T
6:30pm-9:30pm
CDC-110
L Magagnos
15444
551
Evening
T
6:30pm-9:30pm
CDC-110
L Magagnos
15450
552
Evening
T
6:30pm-9pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
Class meets at the YMCA Headstart, 1436 Ferguson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63133.
ECE:125
Child Growth and Development I
13635
502
Day
T
9:30am-12pm
11549
550
Evening
M
6:30pm-9:10pm
ECE:127
Family and Teacher Interactions
11768
550
Evening
W
6:30pm-9:10pm
ECE:200
Guiding Young Children
15453
550
Evening
T
6:30pm-9:30pm
Class meets January 26, February 9 and 23, March 9 and 30, April 13 and 27, and May 11
ECE:201
14572
15454
Math and Science in Early Care and Education
501
Day
R
9:30am-12:30pm
580
Weekend
F
6:30pm-9:30pm
S
9am-12pm
Class meets January 22 and 23, February 19 and 20, March 26 and 27, April 16 and 17, and May 14.
ECE:202
Movement and Music in Early Care and Education
12859
501
Day
W
2pm-4:20pm
15465
550
Evening
W
6:30pm-9:10pm
ECE:203
Early Care and Education Practicum I
11548
501
Day
TBA
Permission required from department chair.150 additional hours to be arranged with instructor.
CDC-112
CDC-112
CDC-110
CDC-112
CDC-112
CDC-112
CDC-112
3 cr
I Kalmer
I Kalmer
3 cr
D Neil
3 cr
D Miller
3 cr
D Miller
D Miller
Dates
1/25-5/17
1/21-3/14
1/22-3/14
1/25-4/5
1/19-3/14
3/23-5/17
1/19-4/20
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/23-5/17
TBA
3 cr
I Kalmer
I Kalmer
3 cr
D Miller
ECE:206
Early Care and Education Practicum II
11550
501
Day
TBA
Permission required from department chair.150 additional hours to be arranged with instructor.
TBA
3 cr
I Kalmer
1/19-5/17
ECE:207
Activities for Special Individuals
15466
550
Arranged
Permission required from department chair.
TBA
3 cr
M Krogmeier
1/19-5/17
CDC-110
3 cr
L Magagnos
3/25-5/17
ECO:140
Introduction to Economics
11371
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-213
11370
550
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
B-211
12957
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
J Risch
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
ECO:151
Principles of Macroeconomics
11365
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-212
11383
502
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-212
11384
503
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
B-212
14794
504
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-212
14795
505
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-212
11385
506
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-212
11387
550
Evening
T
6pm-8:40pm
B-212
11388
551
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
B-212
12232
580
Weekend
F
9am-1pm
B-212
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
12230
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/12-4/9
R Mozelewski
1/19-5/17
ECO:152
Principles of Microeconomics
11389
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-213
11390
502
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-213
11392
550
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
B-213
13128
580
Weekend
S
9am-1pm
B-213
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
12231
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
3/20-5/15
R Mozelewski
1/19-5/17
ECE:208
11551
Before and After School Care
550
Evening
TBA
R
6:30pm-9:30pm
CDC-112
CDC-112
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Economics
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Education
Florissant Valley
EDU:210
Teaching Profession with Field Experience
3 cr
14488
501
Day
T
11am-12:50pm
SS-112
M Taylor
1/19-5/17
An additional $11.25 will be added to the maintenance fee to cover the cost of a criminal background check. A TB test and 36 hours of classroom observation required for this
course.
14383
552
Day
R
12:30pm-2:20pm
SS-103
S Lupardus
1/21-5/17
An additional $11.25 will be added to the maintenance fee to cover the cost of a criminal background check. A TB test and 36 hours of classroom observation required for this
course.
14489
502
Evening
M
6pm-7:50pm
SS-103
M Taylor
1/25-5/17
An additional $11.25 will be added to the maintenance fee to cover the cost of a criminal background check. A TB test and 36 hours of classroom observation required for this
course.
EDU:211
Foundations of Education
3 cr
11580
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-103
L Hamberg
1/20-5/17
11581
502
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SS-103
L Hamberg
1/19-5/17
15263
503
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
SS-108
STAFF
1/20-5/17
EDU:218
Technology for Teachers
3 cr
13982
501
Day
M
12:30pm-3:10pm
SS-112
M Taylor
1/25-5/17
13983
503
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SS-112
M Taylor
1/19-5/17
14382
504
Evening
R
6pm-8:40pm
SS-112
M Taylor
1/21-5/17
EDU:219
Education of Exceptional Learners
3 cr
15532
501
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SS-103
M Taylor
1/19-5/17
EDU:226
Children’s Literature
3 cr
13569
5XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SS-105
S Lupardus
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
15271
5XB
Evening
T
5:30pm-8:30pm
SS-103
S Lupardus
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
13344
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Lupardus
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
EDU:227
15284
14492
Educational Psychology
503
Day
502
Evening
TR
M
11am-12:15pm
5:30pm-8:10pm
SS-103
SS-105
8am-4pm
E-286
8am-4pm
E-286
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:45pm
E-272
E- 292
9:20am-10:35am
10:40am-12:25pm
E-270
E-292
11:15am-1:05pm
1:10pm-2:50pm
E-292
E-270
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:45pm
E-291
E-294
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
E-268
E-288
3:35pm-5:15pm
E-285
7pm-9:45pm
E-291
3:35 pm-5:15pm
E-284
3 cr
L Hamberg
L Hamberg
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
EE:106
15517
EE:109
15502
EE:130
10276
EE:131
10277
EE:132
10284
EE:233
13606
EE:235
15503
EE:236
10651
EE:241
15514
EE:242
15513
IBM Personal Computer Installation and Repair
585
Weekend
S
Personal Computer Configuration
585
Weekend
S
Electric Circuits I
550
Evening
MW
M
Electric Circuits II
501
Day
MW
M
Electronic Devices
501
Day
W
MW
Digital Logic
550
Evening
TR
R
Electronic Communications
550
Evening
MW
M
PLC/Programmable Logic Controller
500
Day
MW
Transmission and Distribution of Power
550
Evening
T
Introduction to Microprocessors
500
Day
MW
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
4 cr
H Mayes
4 cr
J du Maine
5 cr
H Mayes
4 cr
STAFF
4 cr
J. du Maine
3 cr
T McGovern
3 cr
R Boyd
3 cr
J du Maine
2/6-2/13
3/6-3/13
1/20-5/17
1-25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1-25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Emergency Medical Technology
EMT:121
Emergency Care, Principles, and Techniques
8 cr
11477
5OF
Day
TR
9am-1pm
B-136
S Newcomb
1/19-5/13
There is a prerequisite of American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Healthcare Providers. An additional $55 will be added to the maintenance fee
for this course.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
11478
5OG
Evening
TR
6pm-10pm
B-136
K Frederickson
1/19-5/13
There is a prerequisite of American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Healthcare Providers. An additional $55 will be added to the maintenance fee
for this course.
EGR:050
12730
13019
EGR:100
10204
10205
EGR:104
10206
EGR:133
10208
EGR:140
13479
EGR:141
10210
EGR:255
12255
EGR:256
14768
Fundamentals of Drafting
501
Day
550
Evening
Engineering Drawing
501
Day
550
Evening
Electronic Drafting
550
Evening
Introduction to AutoCAD I
550
Evening
Computer Aided Drafting and Design I
502
Day
Introduction to AutoCAD II
550
Evening
Advanced Computer Aided Drafting
501
Day
Solid Modeling with CATIA
550
Evening
3 cr
D Gerstenecker
STAFF
3 cr
D Gerstenecker
P Morris
2 cr
S Ehlen
2 cr
STAFF
3 cr
D Gerstenecker
2 cr
R Hafner
3 cr
STAFF
2 cr
STAFF
TR
MW
9:30am-12:15pm
7pm-9:45pm
E-277
E-277
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
TR
MW
9:30am-12:15pm
7pm-9:45pm
E-283
E-283
TR
5:10pm-6:50pm
E-284
R
7pm-9:45pm
E-278
TR
1pm-3:45pm
E-283
M
7pm-9:45pm
E-278
TR
1pm-3:15pm
E-283
T
6pm-8:55pm
E-278
2pm-3:50pm
E-278
12:30pm-1:45pm
E-278
5:30pm-6:50pm
7pm-8:45pm
E-295
E-288
5:30pm-6:45pm
E-272
12:30pm-1:45pm
E-154
7:30pm-8:45pm
E-272
5:30pm-7:20pm
E-157
3 cr
T Freeman
3 cr
T McGovern
3 cr
A Sherwin
1 cr
STAFF
ENG:004
Grammar Review
10278
501
Arranged
TBA
For more information, contact the Writing Center at 314-513-4474.
SC-136A
1 cr
M Martin
1/19-5/17
ENG:005
Writing Improvement
10279
501
Arranged
TBA
For more information, contact the Writing Center at 314-513-4474.
SC-136A
1 cr
M Martin
1/19-5/17
ENG:007
Business Writing Review
12864
501
Arranged
TBA
For more information, contact the Writing Center at 314-513-4474.
SC-136A
1 cr
M Martin
1/19-5/17
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
C-109
C-109
C-109
C-109
SS-107
C-109
C-109
C-136
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
B Wachal
STAFF
STAFF
J Mense
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
12:30pm-3pm
12:30pm-3pm
11am-12:15pm
SS-105
B-136
C-136
STAFF
STAFF
J Mense
1/19-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-5/17
7pm-8:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7:05pm-8:20pm
5:40pm-6:55pm
C-109
C-109
C-109
C-109
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
Engineering Science
ESC:100
10655
ESC:101
10656
ESC:200
10319
ESC:203
10657
ESC:204
10658
ESC:205
10660
ESC:206
10661
Engineering Computer Applications and Design
501
Day
TR
Scientific Computer Programming
501
Day
TR
Engineering Circuits I
550
Evening
MW
W
Engineering Mechanics I
550
Evening
TR
Engineering Mechanics II
501
Day
TR
Mechanics of Materials
550
Evening
TR
Strength of Materials Lab
550
Evening
R
3 cr
T Freeman
3 cr
J du Maine
4 cr
J du Maine
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
English
ENG:020
Developmental English
10280
501
Day
MW
10282
503
Day
MW
10283
504
Day
MW
10285
505
Day
MW
10287
506
Day
MW
10288
508
Day
TR
10289
509
Day
TR
10290
510
Day
TR
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
10291
511
Day
TR
14042
516
Day
MW
14043
517
Day
MW
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
10293
550
Evening
MW
10294
551
Evening
TR
14559
552
Evening
TR
14693
553
Evening
MW
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Engineering Graphics
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Location
ENG:030
Florissant Valley
Introduction to College Writing
It is strongly recommended that students also enroll in ENG:032
10297
501
Day
MW
10298
502
Day
MW
10299
503
Day
MW
10300
504
Day
MW
10301
505
Day
MW
10302
506
Day
MW
10303
507
Day
MW
10304
508
Day
MW
12969
509
Day
MW
12808
510
Day
MW
13042
512
Day
F
10305
513
Day
TR
10306
514
Day
TR
10307
515
Day
TR
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:030-506 Section 506 is required.
10308
516
Day
TR
12836
517
Day
TR
12971
518
Day
TR
12837
519
Day
TR
10310
550
Evening
MW
12974
551
Evening
MW
10311
552
Evening
TR
10312
553
Evening
TR
10314
580
Weekend
S
ENG:032
Introduction to College Writing Lab
10316
504
Day
MW
10317
508
Day
MW
10320
516
Day
TR
10321
517
Day
TR
ENG:050
Academic English for Non-native Speakers I
14666
501
Day
MW
ENG:051
English Grammar for Non-Native Speakers I
14667
501
Day
MW
ENG:053
Listening and Note-Taking for Non-native Speakers
11962
501
Day
MW
ENG:060
Academic English for Non-native Speakers II
12285
501
Day
TR
15080
502
Day
TR
Open to SEED students only.
Time
ENG:061
English Grammar for Non-native Speakers II
14235
501
Day
TR
15419
502
Day
TR
Open to SEED students only.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
3 cr
8am-9:15am
8am-9:25am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:55am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
2pm-3:15pm
8am-10:30am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
C-103
SS-106
C-103
C-108
SS-110
C-108
C-103
C-110
SS-110
C-103
C-109
C-103
C-103
C-108
STAFF
J Sodon
STAFF
J Sodon
M Richmond
M Richmond
T Flynn
M Richmond
STAFF
L Oliver
M Richmond
D Foster
M Richmond
C Blanco
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
8:30am-11:15am
C-108
C-110
C-110
B-124
C-108
C-108
C-108
C-108
C-108
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/23-5/17
9:30am-10:20am
11am-11:50am
9:30am-10:20am
11am-11:50am
C-110
C-110
C-110
C-104
9:30am-12pm
E-268
8am-9:15am
E-268
11am-12:15pm
SS-110
1pm-3:30pm
1pm-3:30pm
E-268
SS-110
T Flynn
M Richmond
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
2 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
6 cr
C Hill-Carter
3 cr
C Hill-Carter
3 cr
J Sykes
6 cr
J Heckmann
M Struebing
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
E-268
SM-133
3 cr
M Strizhevskaya
M Struebing
ENG:062
Spoken Communication and Pronunciation for Non-native Speakers
12289
501
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
ENG:070
Academic English for Non-native Speakers III
15420
501
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
ENG:080
English Grammar for Non-native Speakers III
15421
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:55am
ENG:101
College Composition I
10413
501
Day
MW
6:40am-7:55am
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
10415
502
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
10417
503
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
10418
504
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
10419
505
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
10421
506
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
10423
507
Day
MW
9:30am-10:55am
10544
508
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
10545
509
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
10546
510
Day
T
12:30pm-3pm
10547
511
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
10548
512
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
10550
514
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
10551
515
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
10553
517
Day
F
8am-10:30am
10555
519
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-136
3 cr
J Sykes
3 cr
M Strizhevskaya
3 cr
M Strizhevskaya
3 cr
C Blanco
C-108
C-110
C-106
C-106
C-112
SS-104
C-106
E-291
B-213
C-103
C-106
C-106
C-108
C-106
C-108
D Foster
STAFF
STAFF
T Layton
C Hake
STAFF
STAFF
C Hake
STAFF
R Popper
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
E-268
E-268
E-268
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
10556
520
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-106
J Spencer
10557
521
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-106
J Spencer
10558
522
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SS-107
T Layton
10559
523
Day
TR
9:30am-10:55am
C-142
T Layton
10560
524
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-103
L Oliver
10561
525
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-106
D Foster
10563
527
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-103
T Layton
10564
528
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-106
D Foster
10565
529
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
C-103
R Ebest
13309
50H
Evening
W
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Class meets at Hazelwood Central High School, 15955 New Halls Ferry Road, Florissant, MO 63031.
14885
50J
Evening
R
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Class meets at Urban League Head Start Jennings location, 8964 Jennings.
10567
550
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-106
STAFF
10568
551
Evening
MW
7pm-8:15pm
C-106
R Koch
10569
552
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
C-136
STAFF
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
10570
553
Evening
R
5:30pm-9:30pm
C-136
J Sodon
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
10571
554
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-106
STAFF
10572
555
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
C-106
STAFF
10574
580
Weekend
S
8am-12pm
C-136
STAFF
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
10575
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13028
575
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13430
576
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Mense
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13460
577
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13734
578
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. .
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/4-5/30
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/21-3/14
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/23-3/14
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
ENG:102
College Composition II
3 cr
13470
5X0
Day
F
8am-10:30am
C-108
STAFF
1/22-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10577
5XB
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
C-136
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete
COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10579
5XE
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-136
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required. This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete
COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10580
5XF
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
E-291
L Oliver
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10581
5XH
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-112
L Oliver
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10582
5XI
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
E-293
R Ebest
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10583
5XJ
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SM-130
K Gordon
2/8-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10584
5XK
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-108
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13404
5XL
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SM-264
K Gordon
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12561
5XN
Day
TR
11am-12:25pm
E-270
K Gordon
2/9-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10594
5XS
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-136
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete
COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10595
5XT
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-112
R Popper
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10596
5XU
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SM-129
C Hake
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10597
5XV
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-112
R Popper
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Florissant Valley
10598
5XW
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-109
C Hake
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10600
5XX
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-112
J Spencer
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13310
5WH
Evening
W
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
3/24-5/17
This section is an accelerated, writing intensive Fast Track course. Class meets at Hazelwood Central High School, 15955 New Halls Ferry Road, Florissant, MO 63031. It is
required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14886
5WJ
Evening
R
5:45pm-9:45pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
1/4-5/30
This section is an accelerated, writing intensive Fast Track course. Class meets at Urban League Head Start Jennings location, 8964 Jennings Station Rd. It is required that
students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10585
5X3
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-103
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10587
5X4
Evening
MW
7pm-8:15pm
C-103
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10588
5X5
Evening
R
5:30pm-9:30pm
C-136
J Sodon
3/25-5/17
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete
COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13679
5X9
Weekend
S
8am-12pm
C-136
STAFF
3/27-5/17
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required. This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete
COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10604
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Mense
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
10603
5WB
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Mense
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13398
5WD
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13461
5WE
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13474
5WF
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
R Ebest
2/8-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:103
Report Writing
10606
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-136
This section is taught in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
10607
550
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
C-136
This section is taught in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required.
11964
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/20-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ENG:105
Honors College Composition II
3 cr
10608
5XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
E-272
J Spencer
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
ENG:110
Creative Writing
3 cr
10610
5WA
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-109
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10611
5WB
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
C-103
K Gordon
1/19-5/17
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before
taking this course.
12720
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ENG:114
Writing Plays and Filmscripts
13738
5WA
Day
F
11am-1:30pm
C-106
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
D Foster
1/22-5/17
ENG:201
Introduction to Fiction
3 cr
10612
5XA
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SM-203
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
10613
5XB
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
C-112
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
10614
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ENG:202
Introduction to Poetry and Plays
3 cr
12303
5XA
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SM-129
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/20-5/17
ENG:203
American Literature
15361
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
J Sodon
1/19-5/17
ENG:204
American Literature Before 1865
15360
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ENG:205
American Literature Between 1865 and 1945
3 cr
12833
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Sodon
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:206
American Literature After 1945
3 cr
13671
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Sodon
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:207
Humor in American Literature
3 cr
10621
5XA
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-107
R Popper
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/20-5/17
ENG:211
British Literature After 1800
3 cr
13188
5XB
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-104
K Gordon
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
12721
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ENG:213
The Short Novel
3 cr
12868
5XA
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
B-245
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
10618
5XB
Weekend
S
8am-12pm
C-103
J Spencer
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
3/27-5/17
ENG:215
Popular Literature: Fantasy and Horror
3 cr
10619
5XA
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-142
D Foster
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/20-5/17
ENG:218
Literature of American Minorities
3 cr
10620
5XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-245
L Oliver
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
ENG:225
Poetry Writing
3 cr
12982
5XA
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-142
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/20-5/17
ENG:226
Children’s Literature
3 cr
12722
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ENG:227
Literature of the South
3 cr
12832
5XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-131
C Hake
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
ENG:228
Studies in Literature
3 cr
15363
5WE
Day
F
8am-10:30am
C-103
STAFF
1/22-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12822
5WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14687
5WD
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Topic will be The Family in American Literature. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more
information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12723
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ENG:229
Intermediate Writing Workshop
3 cr
12294
5WA
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-136
M Anderson
1/19-5/17
This class meets in a computer classroom. Basic computer skills are required. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before
taking this course.
15362
5WD
Day
F
11am-1:30pm
C-136
D Foster
1/22-5/17
Topic is screenplay writing.This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 and ENG:114 before taking this course.
12295
5WB
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
C-103
K Gordon
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-211
3 cr
J Forrest
1/19-5/17
MW
8am-9:25am
C-104
MW
9:30am-10:55am
C-104
4 cr
E Diallo
4 cr
E Diallo
MW
TR
TR
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
9:30am-10:45am
E-278
E-278
E-278
3 cr
H Mayes
H Mayes
H Mayes
MW
5:40pm-6:55pm
E-277
MTWRF
7:30am-9am
E-155
11am-11:50am
E-284
Finance
FIN:100
15057
Personal Finance
500
Day
French
Florissant Valley
FRE:101
14664
FRE:102
10802
Elementary French I
501
Day
Elementary French II
501
Day
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
General Engineering
GE:101
Technical Computer Applications
10663
501
Day
12150
502
Day
15468
503
Day
Open to SEED students only.
10665
550
Evening
GE:122
Engineering Design and Development
14715
500
Day
Open to Dual Enrollment students only.
GE:131
13481
GE:290
14202
Engineering Technology Orientation
501
Day
MW
Workplace Learning: General Engineering
500
Arranged
TBA
TBA
STAFF
3 cr
C Fischer
1 cr
T McGovern
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/30
Geography
GEG:101
Regional Geography: The Western World
3 cr
14004
5XA
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SS-105
J Medeiros
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
Geology
GEO:100
10640
10642
13901
Earth Science
501
Day
502
Day
550
Evening
MW
MW
MW
11am-12:15pm
9:30am-10:45am
7pm-8:20pm
SM-262
SM-262
SM-262
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
Elementary German I
550
Evening
W
5:40pm-9:10pm
C-142
4 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12pm-1pm
H-113
1 cr
C Stephens
1-22-5/17
German
GER:101
14665
Global Education
GLE:101
Global Education Studies
13453
501
Arranged
F
Permission required by instructor for Italian Learning Circle.
History
HST:101
American History I
3 cr
11602
502
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
SS-104
P Nygard
11601
503
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SS-102
G Wade
11617
506
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-102
G Wade
11618
5XA
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SS-107
P Nygard
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
14385
505
Day
TR
4pm-5:15pm
SS-104
STAFF
15264
581
Evening
TR
6pm-7:15pm
SS-104
STAFF
11643
580
Weekend
F
6pm-8:40pm
SS-106
B Hufker
HST:102
American History II
3 cr
15265
504
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SS-108
L Collins
15266
505
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SS-104
L Collins
12576
5WA
Day
T
6pm-8:40pm
SS-108
STAFF
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14702
503
Evening
MW
4pm-5:15pm
SS-102
P Nygard
11638
550
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
SS-102
P Nygard
This room cannot be accessed by students using wheelchairs. Contact the Access office to discuss solutions.
HST:105
U.S. in the Twentieth Century
11621
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SS-102
14002
5WA
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-105
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
J Medeiros
J Medeiros
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
15267
5WB
Evening
R
6pm-8:40pm
SS-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
STAFF
1/21-5/17
HST:107
History of Black America
3 cr
11622
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-104
L Collins
15006
502
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SS-105
L Collins
15316
503
Evening
T
6pm-8:40pm
SS-111
L Collins
HST:119
The Modern World
3 cr
15269
5XA
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
SS-104
J Medeiros
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
HST:130
African History I
15268
5WA
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
SS-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
B Hufker
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
HST:138
African American History II
3 cr
13813
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
HST:139
British History
3 cr
12856
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
Human Services
HMS:100
11592
11593
HMS:101
12278
HMS:102
11594
HMS:201
12277
HMS:202
11844
HMS:203
11599
HMS:204
11598
Introduction to Human Services
501
Day
502
Day
Human Services: Theories and Skills
551
Evening
Human Services: Policy and Politics
551
Evening
Workplace Learning: Human Services I
501
Day
Workplace Learning: Human Services II
501
Day
Human Services Practicum Seminar I
501
Day
Human Services Practicum Seminar II
501
Day
MW
TR
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
SS-111
SS-110
T
7:05pm-9:45pm
SS-110
W
7:05pm-9:45pm
SS-110
T
TBA
TBA
T
TBA
TBA
T
8am-10:50am
SS-110
T
8am-10:50am
SS-110
3 cr
H Rosenthal
H Rosenthal
3 cr
H Rosenthal
3 cr
H Rosenthal
3 cr
H Rosenthal
3 cr
H Rosenthal
3 cr
H Rosenthal
3 cr
H Rosenthal
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Humanities
HUM:102
Humanities II
4 cr
12865
5SA
Evening
T
6pm-10pm
C-102
STAFF
This section is speaking intensive and part of the Accelerated Learning Program. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
HUM:109
11055
HUM:110
11056
Arts and Ideas in the Ancient World
501
Day
The Middle Ages and the Renaissance
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
H-113
TR
11am-12:15pm
H-113
3 cr
C Berger
3 cr
C Berger
1/26-5/5
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Information Systems
IS:101
IS:102
Keyboarding
12245
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-122
14211
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
B Balderas
B Balderas
2/9-3/11
3/22-4/23
Keyboarding and Formatting
12244
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-125
13429
502
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-125
14169
503
Day
MW
9:30am-10:40am
B-125
14648
504
Day
TR
9:30am-10:40am
B-125
15755
506
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-122
13256
550
Evening
T
7pm-9:30pm
B-120
14279
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15756
575
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
B Barnes
B Barnes
B Barnes
R Palank
STAFF
R Palank
S Hollins
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
STAFF
2/8-5/17
3 cr
T Cupples
S Hollins
D Wilke
D Wilke
G Gutzler
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/9-5/13
1/19-5/13
2/10-5/12
IS:103
14240
11491
14241
11487
11492
Information Systems for Business
501
Day
502
Day
503
Day
504
Day
551
Evening
MW
MW
TR
TR
W
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
7pm-9:40pm
B-122
B-127
B-123
B-123
B-122
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Spring 2010
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
14242
552
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
B-139
15227
505
Weekend
S
9am-11:40am
B-123
14243
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:107
Florissant Valley
IS:110
G Gutzler
D Wilke
S Hollins
2/11-5/13
2/13-5/15
1/19-5/17
Introduction to Programming
565
Hybrid
Proofreading and Editing Skills
13819
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
B Balderas
3/22-4/23
3 cr
T
1pm-3:30pm
B-125
R Palank
3/23-5/11
R
5:30pm-8pm
B-125
3/25-5/13
Students are only required to attend one class session per week. Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see
Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15187
IS:112
Dates
3 cr
T
1pm-3:30pm
B-125
R Palank
1/19-3/9
R
5:30pm-8pm
B-125
1/21-3/11
Students are only required to attend one class session per week. Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see
Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15180
IS:109
Credits
Instructor
Program Design and Development
565
Hybrid
Software and Hardware Concepts
3 cr
14541
596
Evening/Hybrid
MW
5:30pm-8pm
B-139
T Cupples
1/20-3/10
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
14248
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Cupples
1/16-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
IS:116
Microcomputer Literacy
3 cr
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-139
R Palank
1/20-5/17
IS:118
Microcomputer Applications-Databases
1 cr
15306
550
Evening
MW
5:30pm-9:30pm
B-125
STAFF
3/22-3/31
13820
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Boyle
3/22-4/16
Microsoft Office 2007 - Access will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
11515
IS:119
IS:123
IS:124
IS:125
IS:126
IS:129
IS:130
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
1 cr
13149
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-122
STAFF
Students work at their own pace in the lab. Required to meet on first class day.
15302
551
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
B-122
STAFF
13821
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Boyle
Microsoft Office 2007 - Word will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Introduction to Windows
1 cr
11518
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-127
S Hollins
11517
550
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
B-127
B Curtis
Windows VISTA will be taught.
13822
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
Windows VISTA will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13823
575
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
Windows VISTA will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Windows-Advanced Topics
1 cr
13824
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
Windows VISTA will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Excel for Windows
2 cr
15307
502
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-127
STAFF
11543
550
Evening
MW
5:30pm-9:30pm
B-120
STAFF
Microsoft Office 2007 - Excel will be taught.
13825
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Boyle
Microsoft Office 2007 - Excel will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
2/8-3/8
2/2-2/11
3/22-4/14
1/20-2/17
1/19-1/28
1/19-2/12
3/22-4/14
4/19-5/14
1/19-4/1
2/8-3/10
1/19-4/2
E-Mail and Information Management
14286
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
S Boyle
4/12-5/10
HTML
11512
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
S Hollins
2/8-3/5
Hardware and Software Support
3 cr
15220
595
Day/Hybrid
MW
1pm-3:30pm
B-119
T Cupples
1/20-3/10
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
14543
596
Evening/Hybrid
MW
5:30pm-8pm
B-119
B Boyle
3/22-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
IS:131
IS:132
IS:136
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Advanced HTML
14287
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
2 cr
S Hollins
3/8-5/10
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
14288
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
B-127
J Clayton
11516
550
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
B-127
B Curtis
Windows VISTA will be taught.
13826
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
Windows VISTA will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Internet Fundamentals
15751
595
Evening/Hybrid
W
5pm-6pm
B-127
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
STAFF
2/22-3/24
2/2-2/10
3/22-4/14
2/10-3/10
IS:137
Microcomputer Applications-Presentation Software
1 cr
15304
551
Evening
MW
5:30pm-9:30pm
B-125
STAFF
4/5-5/14
14162
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Boyle
4/6-5/17
Microsoft Office 2007 - PowerPoint will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:141
Graphics for the Web
3 cr
14956
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
Dreamweaver and Flash will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:151
IS:156
IS:157
IS:161
IS:200
IS:210
Microcomputer Applications in Business
4 cr
15752
595
Evening
M
5pm-6pm
B-127
S Hollins
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13135
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Hollins
Microsoft Office 2007 will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Databases
13828
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
S Boyle
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
4/19-5/14
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Word Processing
1 cr
15301
502
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-122
STAFF
15303
551
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
B-122
STAFF
13829
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Boyle
Microsoft Office 2007 - Word will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3/22-4/14
2/16-3/2
4/19-5/14
Microcomputer Applications-Advanced Word Processing
13830
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
S Boyle
4/19-5/10
Electronic Records Management
13167
575
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
2 cr
B Balderas
2/8-4/9
Office Procedures
13454
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
B Balderas
2/8-5/17
IS:214
Spreadsheet Macros and Advanced Topics
1 cr
550
Evening
R
5pm-6pm
B-139
STAFF
4/5-4/30
IS:215
Introduction to Local Area Networks
3 cr
14250
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
C Chott
1/16-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
15799
IS:218
Network Internship
3 cr
15188
599
Arranged
TBA
TBA
T Cupples
1/19-5/17
This course requires permission of Program Coordinator. Independent Study courses used to complete work experience and/or internship course requirements. Contact Dr. Tom
Cupples@ 314-513-4631.
IS:225
Database Management
3 cr
14252
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Cupples
1/19-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
IS:229
Unix/Linux
3 cr
14253
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Hvatum
1/19-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
IS:231
Introduction to Data Communications
3 cr
14254
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Hvatum
1/19-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Spring 2010
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
IS:235
Network Design and Installation
565
Hybrid
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Florissant Valley
Network Administration
595
Evening/Hybrid
Router Administration
595
Hybrid
3 cr
T
5:30pm-8pm
B-125
R Palank
1/19-3/9
R
1pm-3:30pm
B-125
1/21-3/11
Students are only required to attend one class session per week. Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see
Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15248
IS:252
Location
3 cr
M
7pm-8:20pm
BA-MC125
C Chott
3/22-5/17
W
7pm-8:20pm
B-127
3/24-5/12
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
15244
IS:251
Time
3 cr
W
7pm-8:20pm
B-119
C Chott
1/20-3/10
M
7pm-8:20pm
BA-MC125
1/25-3/8
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
15243
IS:239
Day
3 cr
T
5:30pm-8pm
B-139
T Cupples
3/23-5/11
R
1pm-3:30pm
B-139
3/25-5/13
Students are only required to attend one class session per week. Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see
Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15242
IS:236
Type
Java Programming
565
Hybrid
3 cr
T
5:30pm-8pm
B-125
R Palank
3/23-5/13
R
1pm-3:30pm
B-125
3/25-5/11
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
15249
Advanced Java Programming
565
Hybrid
IS:254
Advanced Microcomputer Operating Systems
3 cr
14271
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Cupples
1/16-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
IS:257
Advanced Database Design
15245
599
Arranged
TBA
Permission required from program coordinator, contact Tom Cupples at 314-513-4631.
TBA
3 cr
T Cupples
1/19-5/17
IS:259
Introduction to Javascript
3 cr
15179
595
Day/Hybrid
TR
3:45pm-5:15pm
B-125
T Cupples
1/19-5/17
Orientation will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
IS:262
Advanced Software Development
15246
599
Arranged
TBA
Permission required from program coordinator, contact Tom Cupples at 314-513-4631.
TBA
3 cr
T Cupples
1/19-5/17
Workplace Learning: Information Systems
12160
5IA
Arranged
TBA
Permission required, contact the instructor at shollins4@stlcc.edu.
TBA
3 cr
S Hollins
1/16-5/17
IS:291
Interdisciplinary Studies
IDS:101
Cornerstone
3 cr
12328
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-116
T Freeman
1/19-5/17
Modern Technology is concerned with the social and environmental impact of recent advances in science and technology. Since technological change is rapid, science
literacy is required to understand the complexity of the change and the trade-off between cost and benefit to society. Various technologies, their processes and
implementation, are critically examined through historical, cultural, and ethical perspectives to provide the student with a foundation for making informed judgments on the
value of technology.
14988
502
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
PE-204
C Campbell
1/20-5/17
A Healthy You focuses on health and wellness. Students in this course will be challenged to examine historical and cultural ethical perspectives and belief systems around
the topics of violence and abuse, relationships and sexuality, aging, dying and death, stress management, drug use and abuse, nutrition, cardiovascular health, cancer
reproductive health, and alcohol and tobacco.
12760
504
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
PE-204
C Campbell
1/19-5/17
A Healthy You focuses on health and wellness. Students in this course will be challenged to examine historical and cultural ethical perspectives and belief systems around
the topics of violence and abuse, relationships and sexuality, aging, dying and death, stress management, drug use and abuse, nutrition, cardiovascular health, cancer
reproductive health, and alcohol and tobacco.
13633
505
Day
M
12:30pm-3:10pm
B-243
A Coelho
1/20-5/17
The Quest for Meaning: The Good Life introduces fundamentally different views of what constitutes the good life. Our class discussions will begin with an
autobiographical essay by a young man, the founder of a neo-Nazi party, who lost his way in life but saw the error of his choices when he was still young. His choices and the
arguments he gives to support his choices will be evaluated from each of the different major moral positions discussed in the class.
14989
507
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-243
T Freeman
1/19-5/17
Modern Technology is concerned with the social and environmental impact of recent advances in science and technology. Since technological change is rapid, science
literacy is required to understand the complexity of the change and the trade-off between cost and benefit to society. Various technologies, their processes and
implementation, are critically examined through historical, cultural, and ethical perspectives to provide the student with a foundation for making informed judgments on the
value of technology.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
13055
508
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-243
P Nygard
1/19-5/17
Understanding The Lord of the Rings: Books and Films. Peter Jackson’s three successful films based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings have brought many new
readers to this classic of western literature and sent many erstwhile readers back for a second look. This course will acquaint students with the life and writings of Tolkien,
survey the successes and shortcomings of Jackson’s trilogy, and explore the complex world of Middle Earth created by both. In the process, students will ponder the relevance
of Tolkien’s and Jackson’s achievements to everyday modern life through the examination of such universal themes as good vs. evil, nature vs. machine, fall and redemption,
the primacy of free will, the corrupting influence of absolute power, and the value of fellowship in a diverse and often contentious society.
13056
509
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
B-243
C McDonald
1/20-5/17
The Truth Behind the Numbers. Have you ever wondered how to compute the odds in gambling? How did Al Gore lose the election with more votes? How can you save
hundreds on the purchase of your next car? Students will address these questions and others by gathering, organizing, and analyzing data.
13711
514
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-116
J Forrest
1/19-5/17
Contemporary Business Issues focuses on collaboration, team building, cultural and business diversity, business ethics, information technology, and information
dissimination. Throughout the course, students will analyze current business issues as found in our daily lives.
14578
515
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-116
L Wilson
1/20-5/17
Working With At-Risk Populations. The broad objective of this course is to enable students to effectively and without prejudiced opinion work with populations within the
justice system, those who are at risk for entering the justice system and their families. Additionally, this course will educate students regarding the developmental stages of
varying groups who enter the justice system; educate students regarding the historical and current outcomes of varying communities using our stratified class society structure
and analyze policies related to the justice system. Furthermore, this course will educate students on the history of the nation’s punitive systems.
15001
552
Evening
MW
5:40pm-6:55pm
C-116
T Freeman
1/20-5/17
Modern Technology is concerned with the social and environmental impact of recent advances in science and technology. Since technological change is rapid, science
literacy is required to understand the complexity of the change and the trade-off between cost and benefit to society. Various technologies, their processes and
implementation, are critically examined through historical, cultural, and ethical perspectives to provide the student with a foundation for making informed judgments on the
value of technology.
IDS:201
Capstone
4 cr
13057
501
Day
TR
11am-12:45pm
C-116
C Blanco
1/19-5/17
Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll will focus on students’ development of analytical reading and thinking skills as applied to current text pertaining to the discussion of
contemporary notions about sex, the use of drugs, and contemporary culture as it relates to the music industry and music, specifically rock ‘n’ roll. Students will analyze and
evaluate text related to these topics in order to identify fact versus opinion, the process of argumentation and persuasion, authors’ purpose and tone, patterns of organization,
and the recognition of errors in thinking. This is a technology-enhanced course that requires students to gain proficiency in the basic use of computers.
13058
502
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:15pm
B-243
E Fliss
1/19-5/17
The 20th Century Sexual Revolution. At the start of the 20th century a large majority of Americans of both sexes had little or no sexual experience at the time of their
weddings. Today, sexuality pervades American society, is openly discussed, and a wide variety of sexual practices, formerly considered perverse, are now either very common
or merely considered atypical. Topics will be presented in their historical contexts and provide opportunities for lively discussion and intellectually stimulating assignments.
14446
504
Day
TR
9:30am-11:15am
C-116
E Fliss
1/19-5/17
The 20th Century Sexual Revolution. At the start of the 20th century a large majority of Americans of both sexes had little or no sexual experience at the time of their
weddings. Today, sexuality pervades American society, is openly discussed, and a wide variety of sexual practices, formerly considered perverse, are now either very common
or merely considered atypical. Topics will be presented in their historical contexts and provide opportunities for lively discussion and intellectually stimulating assignments.
13061
505
Day
MW
11am-12:45pm
C-116
T Layton
1/20-5/17
Sports in American Society. It can be argued that sport, in all of its varieties and forms, is the most popular form of entertainment in 21st century America. This course will
examine and research the many ways in which sports create or illuminate larger issues within society. We will examine the significance of topics such as parent-referee
fights, corrupted collegiate programs, the lack of African-American head coaches in the NFL, women competing in traditionally male sports, baseball’s labor problems and the
influence of television and media on our perception of what we see. We’ll use these topics as opportunities for conducting, utilizing and documenting academic research,
examining effective rhetorical strategies for defending arguments, and writing essays through a process of drafting, editing and revision
15599
514
Day
F
10am-11:59am
B-243
C Stephens
1/22-5/17
The Global Experience. Expand beyond the traditional classroom and explore culture through the arts and sciences! Students will engage in discussions and research to
explore a given culture/country. The culuminating experience is an immersion into the “world” explored. Students research, travel, reflect and share their shared learning
experiences. Course is offered in conjunction with the Italian Studies Learning Circle.
14137
551
Evening
W
5pm-8:40pm
C-116
C Reilly
1/20-5/17
The Body Beautiful: Perspectives on Physical Attractiveness. The desire to be beautiful is as old as mankind; yet many say that today’s obsession with physical
attractiveness has reached unprecedented levels. Why, for example, have eating disorders increased among young people? How is our body image affected by advertisements,
commercials, and other media representations? Do “beautiful” people have an advantage in life? Will advances in plastic surgery create a race of supermodels? Explore these
questions and more as we study the history of beauty culture, the biology of attraction, and the social and psychological implications behind the quest for physical perfection.
14900
552
Evening
T
5:45pm-9:15pm
C-116
P Moody
1/19-5/17
Think Tank: Using Psychological Strategies to Solve World Problems will use psychological perspectives to investigate solutions for world problems ranging from
hunger, poverty, conflict, environment degradation, to human rights violations.
13483
507
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Bone
1/16-5/17
America at War in the 20th Century. Through a survey of selected pieces of literature (fiction and nonfiction), art, music, and film, students will experience a range of
American’s attitude toward war in the 20th century. Students will use critical and creative thinking skills to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information. Students will use
the full array of communication skills to discover, discuss, develop, and deliver a response to the attitudes portrayed in reading selections. Students will conduct research
using traditional as well as electronic sources in preparing a final project.
13360
512
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Wachal
1/16-5/17
Don’t Have a Cow, Man! “The Simpsons,” America’s longest-running prime-time animated television series, has often generated controversy because of its irreverent
commentary on American traditions and culture. This course will call upon students’ experience and knowledge gained from other course work to examine the words and
actions of Bart, Homer, Marge, Lisa and the other residents of Springfield to understand how, in addition to being one of the more entertaining programs on television, “The
Simpsons” is one of the most insightful and traditional shows as well.
13397
580
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Fox
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/16-5/17
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Florissant Valley
Leadership Development Seminar is designed to provide emerging and existing leaders the opportunity to explore the concept of leadership and to develop and improve
their leadership skills. The course integrates readings from the humanities, experiential exercises, films and contemporary readings on leadership. This interdisciplinary course
focuses on leadership development from a variety of perspectives. Students will research, analyze, and discuss information from traditional and electronic sources and use the
results to produce and present a project. This course emphasizes the management of information and integrates valuing, higher order thinking and communicating skills. An
optional honors contract will be offered to students who participate in a service learning/civic engagement project. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187
or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15002
586
Evening
6:30pm-9:20pm
SM-129
S Fox
11/21-5/17
Leadership Development Seminar is designed to provide emerging and existing leaders the opportunity to explore the concept of leadership and to develop and improve
their leadership skills. The course integrates readings from the humanities, experiential exercises, films and contemporary readings on leadership. This interdisciplinary course
focuses on leadership development from a variety of perspectives. Students will research, analyze, and discuss information from traditional and electronic sources and use the
results to produce and present a project. This course emphasizes the management of information and integrates valuing, higher order thinking and communicating skills. An
optional honors contract will be offered to students who participate in a service learning/civic engagement project. Permission of the instructor required for students not
enrolled in the Accelerated Learning Program or Express/Early Care Education Program.
Japanese
JPN:102
13572
Modern Japanese II
550
Evening
W
5:40pm-9:10pm
C-142
4 cr
R Townsend
1/20-5/17
U
9am-1pm
B-243
3 cr
L Klingerman
1/23-3/13
LGL:106
Computers and the Law
11352
595
Evening/Hybrid
R
6pm-8pm
B-242
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
1/21-3/14
LGL:108
Introduction to Law for the Paralegal
11351
580
Weekend
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
3 cr
L Klingerman
1/16-3/14
Legal Studies
LGL:104
Introduction to Civil Trial Procedures
11350
580
Weekend
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
S
9am-12pm
B-243
LGL:205
Law of Real Property and Real Estate Transactions
3 cr
11349
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
L Klingerman
1/16-5/17
An orientation will be held from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room B-242. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
LGL:206
Business Organization and Government Regulation
14575
595
Day/Hybrid
R
2:30pm-5:30pm
B-216
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
1/21-5/17
LGL:211
Torts
13013
580
Evening
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
3 cr
STAFF
3/25-5/17
R
6pm-10pm
B-243
LGL:216
Advanced Civil Trial Procedures
14686
595
Evening
F
6pm-9:50pm
B-242
LGL:217
Legal Research
11348
580
Weekend
S
1pm-4pm
B-120
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course. Some classes may be held off campus at the Law Library at St. Louis University.
3 cr
L Klingerman
3 cr
E Smith
1/23-3/14
LGL:218
Legal Writing
11347
580
Evening
This section is an accelerated Fast Track course.
F
B-243
3 cr
M Jamison
1/22-3/14
LGL:219
Paralegal Internship
12181
51A
Arranged
Permission required by department chair.
TBA
TBA
3 cr
STAFF
1/4-5/30
LGL:220
14737
LGL:232
15161
Criminal Law and Procedure for the Paralegal
580
Weekend
S
Contracts
56I
Day
TBA
6pm-9:50pm
12:15pm-2:30pm
B-243
TBA
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
1/22-3/14
3/23-5/17
1/4-5/30
Management
MGT:109
Business Organizational Behavior and Dynamics
14040
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Herzog
1/19-5/17
MGT:204
Business Organization and Management
12546
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Herzog
1/19-5/17
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
3 cr
STAFF
J Forrest
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
MKT:203
Principles of Marketing
11373
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-211
12229
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Mass Communications
MCM:101
Introduction to Mass Communications
3 cr
15483
501
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
C-116
E McCloskey
1/19-5/17
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:030 Section 510.
11678
5XA
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-107
R Thomas-Woods
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
11679
5XC
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-107
S Bai
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
11934
585
Evening
T
6pm-10pm
C-102
E McCloskey
1/26-5/5
This section is part of the Accelerated Learning Program.
13357
5XB
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
E McCloskey
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course. Students must activate their
my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. There will be an optional orientation meeting TBA. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187, go to www.stlcc.edu and
click on Distance Learning, or contact Ellen McCloskey at 314-513-4089 or emccloskey@stlcc.edu.
MCM:110
Journalism I: Writing and Reporting
11680
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
MCM:112
Feature Writing
11682
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
MCM:113
Applied Journalism
11759
501
Arranged
TBA
TBA
First class will be held from 12:30-3 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room C-116. Future classes are TBA.
MCM:115
Acting for the Camera
15572
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
MCM:120
Introduction to Broadcasting
11716
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
MCM:121
Television Production
13331
501
Day
T
12:30pm-3pm
MCM:122
Applied Broadcasting
11760
501
Arranged
TBA
TBA
First class will be held at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in KCFV-FM Room C-101. Future classes are TBA.
C-116
C-116
C-116
IR-142
C-107
IR-142
C-101
3 cr
R Thomas-Woods
3 cr
R Thomas-Woods
3 cr
R Thomas-Woods
3 cr
S Bai
3 cr
S Bai
3 cr
S Bai
3 cr
S Bai
MCM:123
Broadcast Journalism
3 cr
14020
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-137
S Bai
MCM:124
Radio Production
3 cr
11717
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-113
S Bai
MCM:130
Film Appreciation
3 cr
14636
5XB
Day
F
9:30am-12:20pm
C-107
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/2-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/2-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/12-5/17
MCM:132
Major Themes in Film
3 cr
15573
580
Weekend
S
9:30am-12:20pm
C-107
STAFF
1/23-5/17
Topic will be animation.
12727
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
MCM:140
Introduction to Advertising
3 cr
11722
501
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-107
E McCloskey
1/26-5/17
13612
502
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
E McCloskey
1/19-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. There will be an optional orientation meeting TBA. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187,
go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning, or contact Ellen McCloskey at 314-513-4089 or emccloskey@stlcc.edu.
MCM:141
Public Relations
3 cr
11723
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-107
E McCloskey
1/26-5/17
13994
502
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
E McCloskey
1/19-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. There will be an optional orientation meeting TBA. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187,
go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning, or contact Ellen McCloskey at 314-513-4089 or emccloskey@stlcc.edu.
MCM:201
Media Internship I
3 cr
11761
501
Arranged
TBA
TBA
E McCloskey
13995
502
Arranged
TBA
TBA
R Thomas-Woods
13996
503
Arranged
TBA
TBA
S Bai
MCM:209
Blacks and the World of Cinema
3 cr
13997
5XA
Day
M
12:30pm-3:40pm
C-107
R Thomas-Woods
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
Florissant Valley
Marketing
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Florissant Valley
MCM:219
Multimedia Applications
1 cr
11762
501
Arranged
TBA
C-101
S Bai
1/19-5/17
Permission required, contact Mr. Bai at 314-513-4475. Students must enroll in this section to have a KCFV-FM airshift. First class will be held from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Tuesday,
January 19, in Room C-101.
11763
502
Arranged
TBA
C-101
S Bai
2/1-5/17
Permission required. Students must enroll in this section to have a KCFV-FM after-hours voice tracking shift. First class will be held from 12:30-3 p.m. Monday, February 1,
2010 in Room C-101.
MCM:220
14638
Advanced Audio Production
501
Day
3 cr
S Bai
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-113
2/2-5/17
MWF
MWF
MWF
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
F
MW
MW
TR
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
M
W
R
S
7am-7:50am
7am-7:50am
7am-8:50am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
2pm-3:15pm
2pm-3:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
9am-11:45am
12:30pm-2:15pm
2:30pm-4:15pm
12:30pm-2:15pm
2pm-3:45pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
5:40pm-6:55pm
5:40pm-6:55pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
9am-12pm
SM-124
E-158
SM-125
SM-124
E-158
SM-124
E-158
E-158
SM-124
E-158
SM-124
E-158
SM-124
E-158
B-245
B-245
SM-124
E-158
E-156
SM-124
E-158
SM-124
E-158
SM-124
SM-125
E-158
E-158
SM-125
SM-125
E-156
SM-125
E-156
E-295
SM-125
SM-124
SM-126
SM-126
SM-124
SM-124
SU
F
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
SM-267
SM-267
7am-7:50am
7am-8:50am
7am-8:50am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
8am-9:15am
E-295
SM-125
SM-126
E-295
E-160
SM-266
SM-268
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
E-295
SM-266
SM-125
E-295
E-295
E-160
SM-126
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Mathematics
MTH:020
12416
12417
12418
12419
12420
12421
12422
12423
12425
12426
12427
12428
12429
12430
12431
15559
12433
12434
15560
12435
12436
12437
15561
12438
12439
15562
12424
12432
14102
14103
12440
14787
14104
12441
12442
13723
12443
12444
12445
MTH:027
12447
Pre Algebra
501
Day
502
Day
504
Day
505
Day
506
Day
509
Day
510
Day
511
Day
513
Day
514
Day
516
Day
517
Day
518
Day
519
Day
520
Day
522
Day
526
Day
527
Day
528
Day
531
Day
532
Day
533
Day
534
Day
536
Day
537
Day
538
Day
539
Day
540
Day
541
Day
544
Day
545
Day
547
Evening
549
Evening
550
Evening
553
Evening
556
Evening
560
Evening
562
Evening
582
Weekend
Bridges to Elementary Algebra
580
Weekend
MTH:030
Elementary Algebra
12448
501
Day
MWF
12449
504
Day
MWF
12451
505
Day
MWF
12453
507
Day
MW
12455
508
Day
MW
12456
510
Day
MW
12462
512
Day
MW
Class completed using computers in the Math computer lab.
12458
513
Day
MW
12459
514
Day
MW
12460
516
Day
MW
12461
517
Day
MW
12463
518
Day
MW
15566
519
Day
MW
12464
520
Day
MW
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/15-1/17
1/15-1/17
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
12465
523
Day
MW
12466
526
Day
TR
12467
527
Day
TR
12468
529
Day
TR
12469
530
Day
TR
12471
531
Day
TR
12472
532
Day
TR
12473
534
Day
TR
15568
535
Day
TR
12474
537
Day
TR
13768
540
Day
MW
12475
545
Day
TR
15578
566
Day
F
14791
549
Evening
TR
12477
550
Evening
MW
12479
552
Evening
MW
12478
553
Evening
TR
12480
554
Evening
TR
12481
556
Evening
M
12482
558
Evening
T
12476
560
Evening
W
Class completed using computers in the Math computer lab.
12483
582
Weekend
S
MTH:040
Elementary Algebra and Basic Math
12485
501
Day
MWF
12487
503
Day
MWF
15579
505
Day
MWF
12488
550
Evening
TR
MTH:108
Elementary Applied Mathematics
10623
501
Day
TR
10624
550
Evening
MW
13797
552
Evening
T
MTH:123
Introduction to the Texas Instruments Graphing Calculator
12489
580
Weekend
SU
F
12490
581
Weekend
SU
F
12491
582
Weekend
SU
F
12492
583
Weekend
SU
F
MTH:124
Technical Mathematics I
14775
550
Evening
MW
MTH:134
Technical Mathematics II
14951
550
Evening
MW
MTH:137
Bridges to Intermediate Algebra
12565
580
Weekend
SU
F
MTH:140
Intermediate Algebra
10631
501
Day
MWF
10632
505
Day
MWF
10633
507
Day
MW
10634
508
Day
MW
10635
509
Day
MW
10636
510
Day
MW
10637
514
Day
MW
10641
516
Day
MW
10729
518
Day
MW
10734
519
Day
MW
10735
526
Day
TR
10736
527
Day
TR
12568
530
Day
TR
Class completed using computers in the Math computer lab.
12566
531
Day
TR
12567
532
Day
TR
12569
533
Day
TR
12570
534
Day
TR
12571
535
Day
TR
10737
537
Day
TR
14105
540
Day
MW
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
2pm-3:15pm
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
2pm-3:45pm
2pm-3:45pm
9am-11:45am
5:10pm-6:50pm
5:40pm-6:55pm
7:10pm-8:25pm
5:40pm-6:55pm
7:10pm-8:25pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
E-295
SM-126
E-295
SM-126
E-295
E-295
SM-125
SM-126
E-295
SM-126
SM-266
SM-266
E-295
SM-282
E-291
E-295
SM-126
E-295
SM-124
E-270
SM-268
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/23-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
9am-12pm
SM-126
1/23-5/17
8am-9:24am
9:30am-10:54am
11am-12:24pm
7:10pm-9:20pm
E-156
E-156
E-156
SM-126
9:30am-10:45am
5:40pm-7pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
E-156
SM-124
SM-125
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
SM-268
SM-268
SM-268
SM-268
SM-268
SM-268
SM-268
SM-268
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/22-1/24
STAFF
1/22-1/24
STAFF
1/22-1/24
5:40pm-6:55pm
SM-282
5:30pm-6:50pm
SM-282
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
SM-126
SM-126
7am-7:50am
7am-8:50am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
SM-266
SM-126
SM-266
E-293
E-293
SM-282
SM-126
SM-126
E-293
E-293
SM-267
SM-125
SM-268
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
2pm-3:45pm
E-293
SM-282
SM-266
E-293
SM-282
SM-124
SM-267
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/15-1/17
Florissant Valley
Spring 2010
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Florissant Valley
Credits
Instructor
Dates
12254
545
Day
TR
2pm-3:45pm
SM-267
15581
566
Day
F
9am-11:45am
E-293
14792
547
Evening
MW
5:10pm-6:50pm
E-282
10738
550
Evening
MW
5:40pm-7pm
SM-266
10745
551
Evening
MW
7:10pm-8:30pm
E-282
10740
553
Evening
TR
5:40pm-7pm
SM-282
10749
556
Evening
M
7:10pm-9:55pm
SM-125
10751
558
Evening
T
7:10pm-9:55pm
SM-124
12572
560
Evening
M
7:10pm-9:55pm
SM-268
Class completed using computers in the Math computer lab.
10756
582
Weekend
S
9am-12pm
SM-266
MTH:144
Technical Algebra and Trigonometry
13041
501
Day
MW
4:45pm-6:50pm
E-160
MTH:154
Technical Analytic Geometry and Calculus
12774
550
Evening
MW
7:15pm-9:20pm
E-291
MTH:157
Bridges to College Algebra
12573
580
Weekend
SU
8am-1pm
SM-267
F
6pm-9pm
SM-267
MTH:160C
College Algebra
13841
504
Day
MTWR
9:30am-10:20am
SM-266
13843
508
Day
MTWR
11am-11:50am
SM-267
13846
512
Day
MWF
8am-9:15am
E-160
13847
515
Day
MWF
12:30pm-1:45pm
E-272
13848
518
Day
MW
11am-12:50pm
E-270
15583
520
Day
MW
1pm-2:50pm
E-291
13850
526
Day
TR
11am-12:50pm
E-291
13851
528
Day
TR
1pm-2:50pm
E-291
13852
540
Day
MW
1pm-3:05pm
E-282
15584
566
Day
F
8am-12pm
E-291
14793
549
Evening
TR
5:15pm-7:20pm
SM-282
13853
551
Evening
MW
5:15pm-6:55pm
SM-267
13854
552
Evening
MW
7:10pm-8:50pm
SM-267
13855
553
Evening
TR
5:15pm-6:55pm
SM-267
13856
554
Evening
TR
7:10pm-8:50pm
SM-267
14001
586
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
SM-233
This section is part of the Accelerated Learning Program.
13857
582
Weekend
S
8am-12pm
SM-267
MTH:170
Trigonometry
11489
5WA
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SM-266
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11494
550
Evening
TR
5:40pm-6:55pm
SM-125
MTH:185
Precalculus
11495
501
Day
MTWR
9:30am-10:35am
SM-125
11496
550
Evening
MW
7:10pm-9:20pm
SM-266
MTH:186
Survey of Calculus
11497
501
Day
MW
11am-12:50pm
SM-282
11498
550
Evening
MW
5:15pm-6:55pm
SM-282
MTH:210
Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
15585
501
Day
MTWR
9:30am-10:35am
E-154
11499
5WA
Day
MTWR
12:30pm-1:35pm
SM-267
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11500
5WB
Evening
TR
7:15pm-9:20pm
SM-266
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
2/9-5/17
1/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
1/23-5/17
MTH:215
12410
MTH:220
11501
11503
MTH:230
11504
11505
MTH:240
11506
3 cr
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
Type
Linear Algebra
550
Evening
Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
501
Day
550
Evening
Analytic Geometry and Calculus III
501
Day
550
Evening
Differential Equations
550
Evening
Day
Time
Location
MW
7:10pm-8:25pm
SM-282
MTWR
MW
11am-12:05pm
5pm-7:05pm
SM-268
SM-282
MTWR
TR
9:30am-10:35am
5pm-7:05pm
SM-268
SM-268
TR
7:15pm-8:30pm
SM-268
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/15-1/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/22-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/14
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
1/23-5/19
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
MW
4:25pm-6:55pm
E-155
R
4:05pm-7:25pm
E-154
TR
7:30pm-9:10pm
E-154
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
E-158
MW
1:50pm-3:30pm
E-155
MW
7:15pm-9:45pm
E-155
MW
11am-1:30pm
E-155
MW
9:30am-10:45am
E-283
3:35pm-5:15pm
E-285
5:15pm-6:55pm
E-154
5:30pm-8pm
E-283
7pm-8:15pm
E-154
5:15pm-6:55pm
E-156
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Mechanical Engineering Technology
ME:211
14716
ME:223
15472
ME:230
12389
ME:242
14039
ME:243
12167
Programmable Logic Controllers
500
Day
MW
Basic Hydraulics I
550
Evening
T
Introduction to 3-D Solid Modeling for Design
551
Evening
TR
Mechanics-Dynamics
550
Evening
MW
Strength of Materials
550
Evening
TR
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
R Unger
3 cr
T McGovern
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
C Fischer
2 cr
D Gerstenecker
3 cr
T McGovern
2 cr
STAFF
4 cr
T Grass
3 cr
T McGovern
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Music
MUS:102
Music Theory II
4 cr
13279
501
Day
MTWR
8am-8:50am
C-114
P Higdon
1/19-5/17
MUS:103
Basic Music
3 cr
11724
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-114
STAFF
1/20-5/17
MUS:113
History of Jazz
3 cr
12740
551
Evening
W
6pm-8:45pm
C-114
STAFF
1/20-5/17
MUS:114
The Enjoyment of Music
3 cr
11725
501
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-114
P Higdon
1/20-5/17
13044
551
Evening
T
6pm-8:45pm
C-114
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14540
5SB
Evening
T
6pm-10pm
C-102
P Higdon
1/26-5/5
This section is part of the Accelerated Learning Program and is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
13321
502
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Higdon
2/8-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. Contact Dr. Paul Higdon at phigdon@stlcc.edu or 314-513-4493. For more information, see Distance Learning
on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
MUS:121
11726
12741
13611
MUS:122
13012
13278
13998
MUS:128
12742
MUS:130
15580
MUS:131
13024
MUS:132
11727
MUS:141
14189
MUS:142
15085
MUS:202
15481
Class Piano I
501
Day
502
Day
580
Weekend
Class Piano II
501
Day
502
Day
580
Weekend
Survey of Rock Music
501
Day
Beginning Guitar
501
Day
Chorus
501
Day
Orchestra
551
Evening
Applied Music I
501
Day
Applied Music II
501
Day
Music Theory IV
501
Day
TR
F
S
11am-11:50am
9:30am-11:10am
11am-12:40pm
C-114
C-114
C-114
TR
F
S
9:30am-10:20am
9:30am-11:10am
11am-12:40pm
C-114
C-114
C-114
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-114
T
3pm-4:40pm
C-114
TR
1pm-1:50pm
C-114
T
7pm-9:10pm
OFF CAMPUS
F
9:30am-11:10am
C-114
TR
9:30am-10:20am
C-114
MW
2pm-3:40pm
C-114
2 cr
P Higdon
STAFF
STAFF
2 cr
P Higdon
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
2 cr
STAFF
1 cr
P Higdon
1 cr
I Allen
2 cr
STAFF
2 cr
P Higdon
4 cr
P Higdon
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Florissant Valley
ME:101
Welding Technology
15121
500
Day
ME:108
Principles of Plumbing/Pipefitting
15470
500
Day
ME:110
HVAC Operator I
15469
550
Evening
ME:135
Mechanics - Statics
10721
550
Evening
ME:140
Introduction to Robotics
15471
500
Day
ME:151
Manufacturing Processes I
13613
550
Evening
ME:152
Manufacturing Processes II
13614
501
Day
ME:154
Mechanical Blueprint Reading
15473
500
Day
Open to SEED students only.
St. Louis Community College
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
Title
Section
MUS:221
13327
15049
MUS:222
13277
14992
Class Piano III
501
Day
580
Weekend
Class Piano IV
501
Day
502
Day
Type
Day
Time
Location
TR
S
9:30am-10:20am
11am-12:40pm
C-114
C-114
TR
F
9:30am-10:20am
9:30am-11:10am
C-114
C-114
Credits
Instructor
2 cr
P Higdon
STAFF
2 cr
P Higdon
STAFF
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
Nursing
NUR:105
11595
NUR:108
11579
Nursing Laboratory Practicum II
501
Day
Nursing of Adults and Children I
501
Day
NUR:204
11597
NUR:205
11596
Management Skills in Nursing
501
Day
Nursing of Adults and Children III
501
Day
NUR:513
13689
Nursing Reinforcement
501
Day
TBA
E-269
M
W
TBA
12pm-2:50pm
1pm-2:50pm
SM-203
SM-203
OFF CAMPUS
F
9am-11:50am
E-282
M
TR
TBA
9am-11:50am
1pm-2:50pm
E-282
E-282
OFF CAMPUS
TBA
TBA
1 cr
N Pea
8 cr
J Wagner
3 cr
J McManemy
8 cr
J McManemy
1 cr
J Wagner
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/16-5/17
Personal Development
PRD:102
Career Exploration
1 cr
13003
501
Day
MW
10am-10:50am
SC-257
G Wentworth
1/20-3/24
13949
502
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SC-257
J Worth
2/2-3/4
12687
503
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SC-257
D McGuffin
3/25-4/29
15425
504
Evening
TR
6pm-6:50pm
SC-257
G Wentworth
2/16-4/13
PRD:107
Explorations for Women I
1 cr
13916
501
Day
MW
11am-11:50am
SC-257
P Wilson
1/25-3/17
PRD:109
Habit Change
1 cr
13276
501
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Selig
1/20-3/10
Students must sign on to the first Discussion Board on Blackboard Jan. 20. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
PRD:110
13536
13920
PRD:126
14402
14403
Learning to Cope with Test Anxiety
501
Day
502
Day
Parenting
500
Day
501
Day
TR
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
SC-257
SC-257
TR
MW
11am-12:15pm
2pm-3:15pm
SC-257
SC-257
1 cr
P Wilson
T Hansen
1 cr
E Lasek
E Lasek
2/2-3/4
1/25-3/10
3/23-4/22
2/8-3/10
Philosophy
PHL:101
Introduction to Philosophy
3 cr
11057
501
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
B-215
A Coelho
1/20-5/17
15529
502
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
E-291
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14110
503
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
E-293
A Coelho
1/19-5/17
15527
551
Evening
R
6pm-8:45pm
H-113
STAFF
1/21-5/17
PHL:102
Introduction to Logic
3 cr
13302
501
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
E-272
A Coelho
1/19-5/17
PHL:103
World Religions
3 cr
12757
5XA
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-244
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13497
57A
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Fuller
1/16-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12728
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
PHL:104
Ethics
3 cr
11063
5WA
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
H-130
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12866
5WB
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
E-272
A Coelho
1/19-5/17
12729
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
PHL:109
Bio-Medical Ethics
3 cr
14525
5XB
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
H-113
C Berger
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
11767
5XC
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
H-113
C Berger
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
14561
5XA
Evening
W
6:30pm-9:10pm
H-113
R Feezel
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
PE:101
Adaptive Activities I
11611
501
Day
MW
Permission required to register, contact D. Iborg at 314-513-4285.
11am-11:50am
PE-121
1 cr
D Iborg
1/20-5/17
PE:102
Adaptives II
14947
501
Day
MW
Permission required to register, contact D. Iborg at 314-513-4285.
11am-11:50am
PE-121
1 cr
D Iborg
1/20-5/17
Type
Day
PE:103
13529
12270
Aerobic Fitness
501
Day
591
Day/Hybrid
PE:106
12269
Backpacking and Hiking
580
Weekend
PE:109
15427
Basic Fitness I
501
Day
MWF
1:41pm-2:41pm
FITNESS CENTER
S
9am-10am
PE-204
TBA
NET
S
9am-11am
PE-TRACK
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
D James
C Campbell
1/20-3/12
3/27-3/27
3/27-5/8
5/8-5/8
1 cr
T
7pm-8pm
PE-204
D James
4/13-4/13
S
9am-11:59pm
OFF CAMPUS
4/17-4/17
U
12:01am-3pm
OFF CAMPUS
4/18-4/18
There will be an additional field trip fee added to the maintenance fee. Students must provide all meals, camping gear and transportation. Students must bring photo I.D. to
orientation meeting April 13.
14238
501
Evening
MW
MW
TR
TR
8am-8:50am
8am-8:50am
4:30pm-6:10pm
4:30pm-6:10pm
PE-GYM
PE-122
PE-GYM
PE-122
1 cr
C Campbell
J Combest
PE:116
Bowling I
1 cr
11612
501
Day
R
8am-9:29am
OFF CAMPUS
D Holterman
Class meets in the gym the first day, then at AMF Dick Weber Lanes, 4575 Washington, Florissant, MO 63033 thereafter. A weekly fee of $3 is required.
13859
502
Day
R
9:30am-10:59am
OFF CAMPUS
D Holterman
Class meets in the gym the first day, then at AMF Dick Weber Lanes, 4575 Washington, Florissant, MO 63033 thereafter. A weekly fee of $3 is required.
PE:117
Bowling II
1 cr
11613
501
Day
R
8am-9:29am
OFF CAMPUS
D Holterman
Class meets in the gym the first day, then at AMF Dick Weber Lanes, 4575 Washington, Florissant, MO 63033 thereafter. A weekly fee of $3 is required.
13860
502
Day
R
9:30am-10:59am
OFF CAMPUS
D Holterman
Class meets in the gym the first day, then at AMF Dick Weber Lanes, 4575 Washington, Florissant, MO 63033 thereafter. A weekly fee of $3 is required.
PE:118
11614
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/23-5/13
1/21-5/13
1/21-5/13
1/21-5/13
1/21-5/13
Camping and Floating
580
Weekend
1 cr
T
7pm-8pm
PE-204
STAFF
4/6-4/6
T
8:01pm-9pm
PE-POOL
4/6-4/6
S
9am-11:59pm
OFF CAMPUS
4/17-4/17
U
12:01am-3pm
OFF CAMPUS
4/18-4/18
There will be an additional $50 fee added to the maintenance fee for campsite, canoe rental and life jacket. Students must provide all meals, camping gear and transportation.
Students must bring a photo I.D. to orientation meeting and swimwear for pool session April 6.
PE:119
13189
PE:120
12697
Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
3 cr
501
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
PE-204
D Iborg
1/19-5/13
Community CPR
1 cr
574
Weekend/Hybrid
S
8am-9am
PE-204
C Campbell
3/27-3/27
TBA
NET
3/27-5/15
S
9am-12:30pm
PE-204
5/15-5/15
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15523
581
Weekend/Hybrid
S
10am-11am
TC:105/107
D James
3/27-3/27
TBA
NET
3/27-5/15
S
11am-2:30pm
TC:105/107
5/15-5/15
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
PE:121
13190
PE:122
11615
11616
12296
PE:123
12010
12012
12724
PE:129
11705
PE:130
11730
Cycling Ergometry for Fitness
501
Day
Dance Aerobics
501
Day
550
Evening
580
Weekend
Dance Aerobics II
501
Day
550
Evening
580
Weekend
First Aid
501
Day
Fitness Center I
501
Day
MWF
1:41pm-2:41pm
FITNESS CENTER
MW
R
S
11am-11:50am
5:25pm-7:05pm
8am-9:40am
PE-233
PE-233
PE-233
MW
R
S
11am-11:50am
5:25pm-7:05pm
8am-9:40am
PE-233
PE-233
PE-233
TR
12:16pm-1:59pm
PE-204
TR
8am-9:40am
FITNESS CENTER
1 cr
D James
1 cr
J Kinney
K Anderson
K Anderson
1 cr
J Kinney
K Anderson
K Anderson
2 cr
C Campbell
1 cr
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/13
1/16-5/15
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/13
1/16-5/15
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
Florissant Valley
Physical Education
St. Louis Community College
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
Title
Section
11748
11750
11752
11754
12698
13191
11797
11800
11803
13192
11806
11809
11812
13965
13967
14234
12173
11756
11777
11779
11783
11787
11789
11791
11794
11815
11818
13016
13017
PE:131
11731
11749
11751
11753
11755
12703
13193
11798
11801
11804
13194
11807
11810
11813
13966
13968
14880
12187
11757
11778
11780
11784
11788
11790
11792
11795
11816
11819
13020
13021
PE:132
15433
15434
15435
15436
15437
15438
13195
11799
11802
11805
502
Day
503
Day
504
Day
505
Day
506
Day
507
Day
508
Day
509
Day
510
Day
514
Day
515
Day
516
Day
517
Day
521
Day
522
Day
523
Day
524
Day
525
Day
526
Day
552
Evening
553
Evening
527
Day
528
Day
556
Evening
557
Evening
580
Weekend
581
Weekend
582
Weekend
583
Weekend
Fitness Center II
501
Day
502
Day
503
Day
504
Day
505
Day
506
Day
507
Day
508
Day
509
Day
510
Day
514
Day
515
Day
516
Day
517
Day
521
Day
522
Day
523
Day
524
Day
525
Day
526
Day
552
Evening
553
Evening
527
Day
528
Day
556
Evening
557
Evening
580
Weekend
581
Weekend
582
Weekend
583
Weekend
Total Fitness
501
Day
502
Day
503
Day
504
Day
505
Day
506
Day
507
Day
508
Day
509
Day
510
Day
Type
Day
Time
Location
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
TR
TR
F
F
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
S
S
U
U
8am-9:40am
9:41am-11:21am
9:41am-11:21am
11:22am-12:59pm
11:22am-12:59pm
7am-8:40am
8:41am-10:21am
10:22am-11:59am
12pm-1:40pm
7am-8:40am
8:41am-10:21am
10:22am-11:59am
12pm-1:40pm
1pm-2:40pm
1pm-2:40pm
11:01am-12:41pm
3pm-4:40pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
8:15am-9:55am
10am-11:40am
9am-10:40am
10:41am-12:21pm
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
TR
TR
F
F
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
S
S
U
U
8am-9:40am
8am-9:40am
9:41am-11:21am
9:41am-11:21am
11:22am-12:59pm
11:22am-12:59pm
7am-8:40am
8:41am-10:21am
10:22am-11:59am
12pm-1:40pm
7am-8:40am
8:41am-10:21am
10:22am-11:59am
12pm-1:40pm
1pm-2:40pm
1pm-2:40pm
11:01am-12:41pm
3pm-4:40pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
8:15am-9:55am
10am-11:40am
9am-10:40am
10:41am-12:21pm
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
MW
MW
MW
MW
8am-9:40am
8am-9:40am
9:41am-11:21am
9:41am-11:21am
11:22am-12:59pm
11:22am-12:59pm
7am-8:40am
8:41am-10:21am
10:22am-11:59am
12pm-1:40pm
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
Credits
Instructor
STAFF
W Bryan
W Bryan
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
W Bryan
C Campbell
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C Campbell
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D James
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
M Dutt
D James
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
W Bryan
W Bryan
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
W Bryan
C Campbell
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C Campbell
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D James
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D James
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
W Bryan
C Campbell
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Dates
3/23-5/13
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/22-5/14
1/22-5/14
1/20-3/10
1/19-3/11
1/20-3/10
1/16-3/14
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
1/16-5/15
1/16-5/15
1/17-5/16
1/17-5/16
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/22-5/14
1/22-5/14
1/20-3/10
1/19-3/11
1/20-3/10
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
1/16-5/15
1/16-5/15
1/17-5/16
1/17-5/16
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
13196
514
Day
MW
7am-8:40am
11808
515
Day
MW
8:41am-10:21am
11811
516
Day
MW
10:22am-11:59am
11814
517
Day
MW
12pm-1:40pm
15440
521
Day
TR
1pm-2:40pm
15441
522
Day
TR
1pm-2:40pm
14961
523
Day
F
11:01am-12:41pm
14962
524
Day
F
11:01am-12:41pm
14977
525
Day
F
3pm-4:40pm
14978
526
Day
F
3pm-4:40pm
11758
530
Day
MW
4:30pm-6:09pm
13197
531
Day
TR
4:30pm-6:09pm
11781
552
Evening
MW
6:10pm-7:50pm
13358
553
Evening
TR
6:10pm-7:50pm
13355
532
Day
MW
4:30pm-6:09pm
13198
533
Day
TR
4:30pm-6:09pm
12032
556
Evening
MW
6:10pm-7:50pm
11793
557
Evening
TR
6:10pm-7:50pm
11817
580
Weekend
S
8:15am-9:55am
11820
581
Weekend
S
10am-11:40am
13532
582
Weekend
U
9am-10:40am
13533
583
Weekend
U
10:41am-12:21pm
15174
584
Weekend
S
8:15am-9:55am
15175
585
Weekend
S
10am-11:40am
15176
586
Weekend
U
9am-10:40am
15177
587
Weekend
U
10:41am-12:21pm
PE:133
Golf
14355
501
Day
MW
1pm-2:30pm
This class meets at the Eagle Springs Golf Course, 2575 Redman Road, St. Louis, MO 63136.
PE:137
13576
PE:138
14960
PE:139
11686
PE:145
11687
PE:153
11688
Judo I
501
Day
Judo II
501
Day
Karate I
550
Evening
Personal Defense I
501
Day
Scuba Diving I - Open Water
580
Weekend
PE:161
13359
13535
PE:162
11690
11689
15801
PE:163
11693
11691
15802
PE:169
13873
Stress Management
501
Day
502
Day
Swimming I (Beginning/Elementary)
501
Day
502
Day
550
Evening
Swimming II (All Levels)
501
Day
502
Day
550
Evening
Tennis I
550
Evening
PE:170
13878
Tennis II
550
PE:173
11718
Walking for Fitness
501
Day
13577
PE:174
11719
11720
502
Day
Water Aerobics
501
Day
550
Evening
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
OFF CAMPUS
TR
10am-10:50am
PE-122
TR
9am-9:50am
PE-122
R
7:05pm-8:45pm
PE-233
TR
11am-11:50am
PE-122
8am-9:40am
9:41am-10:40am
PE-POOL
PE-205
TR
TR
9:30am-10:45am
12:30pm-1:45pm
PE-204
PE-205
MWF
TR
M
12pm-12:59pm
12:30pm-1:59pm
7:06pm-8:45pm
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
MWF
TR
M
12pm-12:59pm
12:30pm-1:59pm
7:06pm-8:45pm
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
MW
MW
7pm-8:40pm
7pm-8:40pm
PE-GYM
PE-TENNIS
MW
MW
7pm-8:40pm
7pm-8:40pm
PE-GYM
PE-TENNIS
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
11am-11:59am
11am-11:59am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
PE-GYM
PE-TRACK
PE-GYM
PE-TRACK
TR
MW
9:30am-10:20am
5:15pm-7:05pm
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
S
S
The open water dive dates are scheduled for April 25-26.
Evening
Location
Credits
Instructor
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C Campbell
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D James
D James
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D James
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
M Bober
1 cr
E Shepherd
1 cr
E Shepherd
1 cr
K Hawkins
1 cr
E Shepherd
2 cr
J Stephens
3 cr
D James
W Bryan
1 cr
K Buss
C Campbell
STAFF
1 cr
K Buss
C Campbell
STAFF
1 cr
M Marzouk
1 cr
M Marzouk
1 cr
D James
D James
1 cr
C Campbell
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
49
Dates
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/13
1/22-3/12
3/26-5/14
1/22-3/12
3/26-5/14
1/20-3/10
1/19-3/11
1/20-3/10
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
1/16-3/13
1/16-3/13
3/28-5/16
1/17-3/14
3/27-5/15
3/27-5/15
1/17-3/14
3/28-5/16
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/13
1/19-5/13
1/21-5/13
1/19-5/13
1/16-5/15
1/16-5/15
1/19-5/13
1/19-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
1/25-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
1/25-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/13
1/19-5/13
1/19-5/13
3/22-5/17
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
PE:180
14237
15428
Wellness and Fitness Concepts
501
Day
585
Evening/Hybrid
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Florissant Valley
3 cr
F
8am-10:59am
FITNESS CENTER
C Campbell
1/22-5/14
T
6pm-7pm
PE-POOL
C Campbell
1/19-3/9
TBA
NET
1/19-5/11
T
6pm-7pm
PE-GYM
3/23-5/11
This section is for Accelerated Learning Program students only. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
15429
551
Evening/Hybrid
T
6pm-7pm
PE-POOL
C Campbell
1/19-3/9
T
NET
1/19-5/11
T
6pm-7pm
PE-GYM
3/23-5/11
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
PE:181
Yoga I (Beginning)
11695
501
Day
F
9am-10:40am
11696
550
Evening
M
6pm-7:40pm
11697
502
Day
W
4:30pm-6:09pm
PE:182
Yoga II (All Levels/Intermediate)
12725
501
Day
F
9am-10:40am
11698
550
Evening
M
6pm-7:40pm
12726
502
Day
W
4:30pm-6:09pm
PE:192
Cardio-Flex
13023
501
Day
MWF
9am-9:59am
PED:116
Pilates
12705
550
Evening
T
5pm-6:40pm
13200
551
Evening
W
6:10pm-7:50pm
PED:134
Golf II
12704
501
Day
MW
1pm-2:30pm
This class meets at the Eagle Springs Golf Course, 2575 Redman Road, St. Louis, MO 63136.
PE-122
PE-122
PE-122
PE-122
PE-122
PE-122
PE-GYM
PE-233
PE-122
OFF CAMPUS
1 cr
S Tricamo
S Tricamo
S Hanna
1 cr
S Tricamo
S Tricamo
S Hanna
1 cr
W Bryan
1 cr
K Anderson
S Hanna
1 cr
M Bober
1/22-5/14
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/12
1/22-5/14
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/12
1/20-3/12
1/19-5/11
1/20-5/12
3/22-5/17
Physical Science
PSI:105
14964
10683
15439
PSI:111
10677
14058
10675
15528
PSI:115
10654
10662
Physical Science I
501
Day
502
Day
551
Evening
Introduction to Astronomy I
501
Day
502
Day
503
Day
504
Day
Observational Astronomy
550
Evening
551
Evening
TR
MW
MW
2pm-3:15pm
2pm-3:15pm
7pm-8:15pm
SM-249
SM-249
SM-133
MW
TR
MW
MW
9:30am-10:45am
12:30pm-1:45pm
11am-12:15pm
2pm-3:15pm
SM-264
SM-264
SM-249
SM-264
W
M
8pm-11pm
8pm-11pm
SM-264
SM-264
MW
TR
MW
11am-12:15pm
2pm-3:15pm
5pm-6:15pm
SM-264
SM-264
SM-249
S
12pm-2:40pm
SM-264
MWR
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
7pm-8:40pm
SM-262
SM-252
MWR
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
7pm-8:40pm
SM-204
SM-264
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
Physics
PHY:111
10684
10686
10685
PHY:112
14871
PHY:122
10690
10692
PHY:223
10691
10653
College Physics I
501
Day
502
Day
550
Evening
College Physics II
580
Weekend
Engineering Physics I
501
Day
550
Evening
Engineering Physics II
501
Day
550
Evening
4 cr
D Edmonds
D Edmonds
D Edmonds
4 cr
STAFF
5 cr
C Burkhardt
C Burkhardt
5 cr
R Sawah
R Sawah
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
Political Science
PSC:101
Introduction to American Politics
15570
501
Day
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15549
502
Day
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14569
506
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SS-106
10849
507
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
SS-106
15590
510
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SS-106
10724
5WA
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SS-106
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
C Andrews
1/19-5/17
C Andrews
1/19-5/17
D Wigg
D Wigg
D Wigg
D Wigg
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
15582
5WC
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-106
D Wigg
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14974
508
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
SS-108
D Levine
3/25-5/17
14571
509
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
SS-106
D Wigg
1/20-5/17
PSC:104
British Politics and Society
3 cr
12855
590
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
PSC:204
Politics of African Nations
15571
503
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
C Andrews
1/19-5/17
Psychology
PSY:200
General Psychology
3 cr
10777
502
Day
F
9am-11:40am
SS-101
STAFF
1/22-5/17
10778
503
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
SS-101
M Tyler
1/20-5/17
10779
504
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-101
M Tyler
1/20-5/17
10780
505
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
SS-101
M Tyler
1/20-5/17
10781
507
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SS-105
STAFF
1/19-5/17
10782
508
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SS-101
M Tyler
1/19-5/17
10783
509
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SS-101
S Christiansen
1/19-5/17
10784
510
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SS-101
S Murray
1/19-5/17
15286
511
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SS-104
R Berne
1/19-5/17
10776
5WA
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
SS-116
S Murray
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10787
550
Evening
M
6pm-8:40pm
SS-104
STAFF
1/25-5/17
10788
551
Evening
T
6pm-8:40pm
SS-101
STAFF
1/19-5/17
10797
553
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
SS-104
M Tobias
1/20-5/17
11694
574
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Tyler
1/19-5/17
Students must attend five on-campus, closed-book exams. Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail. For more information,contact Peg Tyler at 314-513-4109
or ptyler@stlcc.edu. See Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14174
576
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Moody
1/19-5/17
An orientation is required during the first week of the semester. Time to be announced in the welcome letter to students. For more information, see Distance Learning on page
187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
PSY:203
Child Psychology
10799
502
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SS-104
10798
5WA
Day
MW
9:30am-10:55am
SS-116
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
S Christiansen
J Graul
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
PSY:205
Human Growth and Development
3 cr
14688
501
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Graul
1/19-5/17
An on-campus orientation is required at the start of the semester (time to be announced in the welcome letter to students). For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
10818
502
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SS-101
STAFF
1/19-5/17
10801
503
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-116
S Murray
1/20-5/17
10826
550
Evening
T
6pm-8:40pm
SS-102
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This room cannot be accessed by students using wheelchairs. Contact the Access office to discuss solutions.
PSY:208
Abnormal Psychology
10795
501
Day
TR
PSY:210
Personality and Adjustment
12743
585
Evening
T
This section is part of the Accelerated Learning Program.
11am-12:15pm
SS-107
6pm-10pm
C-102
3 cr
M Tyler
3 cr
R Berne
1/19-5/17
1/26-5/5
PSY:214
Adolescent Psychology
10790
5SA
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
SS-107
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
J Graul
1/20-5/17
PSY:217
15287
Cross-Cultural Psychology
585
Evening
T
6pm-10pm
C-102
3 cr
R Berne
1/19-5/30
MW
3:30pm-4:45pm
E-293
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
TBA
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Quality Control
QC:100
Introduction to Quality Control
15519
500
Day
Open to SEED stuents only.
14061
550
Arranged
TBA
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
8am-8:50am
C-133
2 cr
S Bloodsworth
1/20-5/17
9:30am-10:20am
C-113
S Bloodsworth
1/20-5/17
11am-11:50am
C-113
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12:30pm-1:20pm
C-113
S Bloodsworth
1/20-5/17
2pm-2:50pm
7am-7:50am
5:40pm-6:20pm
C-113
C-140
C-111
S Bloodsworth
STAFF
D White
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
8:51am-9:20am
C-133
1 cr
S Bloodsworth
1/20-5/17
10:21am-10:45am
C-113
S Bloodsworth
1/20-5/17
11:51am-12:20pm
C-113
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1:21pm-1:45pm
C-113
S Bloodsworth
1/20-5/17
2:51pm-3:20pm
7:51am-8:15am
6:21pm-6:55pm
C-113
C-140
C-111
S Bloodsworth
STAFF
D White
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/16
1/19-5/17
Reading
Florissant Valley
RDG:016
Developmental Reading
13401
501
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:017 Section 501 is required.
13402
502
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:017 Section 502 is required.
13403
503
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:017 Section 503 is required.
13573
505
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:017 Section 505 is required.
14312
506
Day
MW
15719
507
Day
TR
14129
504
Evening
TR
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:017 Section 504 is required.
RDG:017
Developmental Reading Lab
13468
501
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:016 Section 501 is required.
13491
502
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:016 Section 502 is required.
13574
503
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:016 Section 503 is required.
13575
505
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:016 Section 505 is required.
14313
506
Day
MW
15727
507
Day
TR
14130
504
Evening
TR
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:016 Section 504 is required.
RDG:020
Reading Improvement
3 cr
10075
501
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
C-111
STAFF
10076
502
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
C-131
J Hartsfield
10077
503
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-133
J Hartsfield
10078
504
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-113
S Bloodsworth
10079
505
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-135
J Hartsfield
10080
506
Day
MTWR
11am-12:15pm
E-154
STAFF
12297
509
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-133
J Hartsfield
13160
511
Day
MTWR
9:30am-10:45am
C-142
STAFF
13185
512
Day
MTWR
11am-12:15pm
C-142
STAFF
13205
515
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-131
STAFF
13206
516
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-111
J Hartsfield
14314
523
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-133
STAFF
14315
524
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
C-133
STAFF
15099
525
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
C-142
STAFF
15098
526
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
C-142
STAFF
15095
527
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-142
STAFF
12302
550
Evening
T
5:40pm-8:20pm
C-107
STAFF
13215
555
Evening
MW
7:05pm-8:20pm
C-111
STAFF
RDG:030
Introduction to College Reading
3 cr
10083
501
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
C-135
D White
10084
502
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-135
D White
Readings will focus on navigating the unwritten rules of corporate employment along with how corporations operate in the U.S. and world.
10085
503
Day
MTWR
11am-12:15pm
C-142
STAFF
10086
504
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-135
C Blanco
10087
505
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
C-109
C Fuller
10088
506
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-135
C Blanco
Concurrent enrollment in ENG:030 Section 515 is required.
10089
507
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-135
C Fuller
Reading will focus on landmark Supreme Court decisions.
10090
508
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-135
S Serns
10091
509
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
C-113
C Blanco
10092
510
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-142
STAFF
Concurrent enrollment is required in MCM:101 Section 501.
10093
511
Day
MTWR
11am-12:15pm
C-142
STAFF
10094
512
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-142
STAFF
13222
513
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-137
C Blanco
Readings will focus on health and wellness issues.
13223
514
Day
MW
8am-9:15am
C-112
C Fuller
13224
515
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
C-109
C Fuller
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-3/14
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
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2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
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1/19-5/17
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1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
13225
13228
13229
13414
14316
14317
14318
10095
10096
13239
13240
RDG:050
10097
RDG:052
10098
RDG:054
10099
RDG:100
10100
516
Day
518
Day
519
Day
521
Day
523
Day
524
Day
525
Day
550
Evening
551
Evening
554
Evening
555
Evening
Spelling Improvement
501
Day
Vocabulary Improvement
501
Day
Study Skills and Notetaking
501
Day
College Reading and Study Skills
501
Day
Type
Day
Time
Location
MW
TR
TR
MW
TR
MW
MW
M
T
TR
MW
11am-12:15pm
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
5:40pm-8:20pm
5:40pm-8:20pm
5:40pm-6:55pm
7:05pm-8:20pm
C-133
C-133
C-113
C-112
C-113
C-104
C-104
C-104
C-104
C-135
C-135
TBA
C-138
TBA
C-138
TBA
C-138
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-142
Credits
Instructor
C Fuller
S Serns
D White
C Fuller
STAFF
STAFF
D White
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
3 cr
S Serns
Dates
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Real Estate
REL:104
Real Estate Law
3 cr
15411
501
Evening
W
6pm-10pm
E-282
STAFF
2/17-5/5
REL:204
Real Estate Finance
3 cr
15410
501
Evening
TR
6pm-10pm
E-282
STAFF
3/23-4/27
REL:513
Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
3 cr
15393
501
Evening
M
6pm-10pm
E-282
STAFF
1/25-4/26
ALL students seeking licensure must complete the required student-school contracts and disclosures on Day 1 of the class; and 100% of the state-required classroom hours;
and earn a cumulative grade of 75% or more.
REL:516
15408
REL:517
15409
Basic Appraisal Principles
501
Evening
Basic Appraisal Procedures
501
Evening
TR
6pm-10pm
E-282
TR
6pm-10pm
E-282
2 cr
STAFF
2 cr
STAFF
1/19-2/11
2/16-3/11
Sociology
SOC:100
Human Relations
11563
503
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
11562
504
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SOC:101
Introduction to Sociology
11565
502
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
11604
504
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
13986
505
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
11606
507
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
12284
508
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
13991
510
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
15309
585
Day
W
2pm-4:30pm
11607
550
Evening
T
6pm-8:45pm
15533
551
Evening
W
6pm-8:45pm
SOC:103
Human Behavior at Work and in Business
11609
501
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SOC:126
Study of Psychodynamic Substances
11608
585
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SOC:204
Marriage and the Family
15837
565
Evening
R
6:30pm-9:20pm
Permission required to register for those students not enrolled in the Express/Early Care Education Program.
SOC:211
11721
SOC:212
15308
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
585
Day
Race and Ethnicity
501
Evening
SS-111
SS-111
SS-108
SS-108
SS-108
SS-108
SS-105
SS-108
SS-107
SS-106
SS-102
SS-111
IR-112
SM-129
TR
9:30am-10:45am
IR-112
R
6pm-8:45pm
SS-105
3 cr
M McMurphy
M McMurphy
3 cr
L Wilson
STAFF
L Wilson
STAFF
L Wilson
L Wilson
STAFF
A Crane
STAFF
3 cr
V Aitken
3 cr
V Aitken
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
V Aitken
3 cr
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/10-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
Florissant Valley
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
MW
TR
MW
9:30am-10:55am
9:30am-10:55am
5:30pm-6:55pm
C-131
C-131
C-131
MW
R
11am-12:25pm
5:40pm-9:10pm
C-131
C-131
TR
MW
8am-9:25am
5:30pm-6:55pm
C-131
C-110
4 cr
K Mueller
K Mueller
C Dominguez
4 cr
K Mueller
M Johnson-Stephenson
4 cr
K Mueller
C Villalobos
TR
6:30pm-9:30pm
E-158
3 cr
D Michaelis
Dates
Spanish
Florissant Valley
SPA:101
10803
10804
10805
SPA:102
10806
10808
SPA:201
10809
10810
Elementary Spanish I
501
Day
502
Day
550
Evening
Elementary Spanish II
501
Day
550
Evening
Intermediate Spanish I
501
Day
550
Evening
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Telecommunications
TEL:103
15518
Introduction to Telecommunications
550
Evening
1/19-5/17
Theatre
THT:101
Introduction to Theatre
3 cr
11728
501
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-110
D Betzler
1/19-5/17
15577
551
Evening
TR
5pm-7:35pm
Theatre
D Betzler
1/19-5/17
14590
502
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
M McCool
1/19-5/17
Students must activate their my.stlcc.edu student e-mail account. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187, go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning, or contact Marie McCool at 314-513-4486 or mmccool@stlcc.edu.
THT:105
Theatre Practicum
11765
501
Arranged
TBA
First class will meeting at 11 a.m. January 20 in the Theatre, future classes are TBA.
Theatre
2 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
THT:106
Theatre Practicum
11766
501
Arranged
TBA
First class will meeting at 11 a.m. January 20 in the Theatre, future classes are TBA.
Theatre
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
THT:108
11729
14539
THT:109
14589
THT:110
14588
THT:115
15576
Acting I
501
Day
551
Evening
Acting II
501
Day
History of Theatre
501
Day
Acting for the Camera
501
Day
TR
T
9:30am-10:45am
5pm-7:35pm
Theatre
Theatre
TR
11am-12:15pm
Theatre
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-137
MW
11am-12:15pm
IR-142
3 cr
D Betzler
D Betzler
3 cr
D Betzler
3 cr
C Stephens
3 cr
D Betzler
account today!
Activate your my.stlcc.edu
STUDENT E-MAIL
Get the info you need
• Blackboard • Financial Aid • Registration Deadlines
• Library holds and overdue notices • Assignments
• Course Work and other important information
The my.stlcc.edu student
e-mail is the official means
of communication from
St. Louis Community College
Visit www.stlcc.edu/studentemail to activate your account today!
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Courses at Forest Park
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
............................................pgs. 55-101
Forest Park
www.stlcc.edu/fp • 5600 Oakland Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63110-1316
Forest Park Directory
Access Office – disAbility Support
Services –
314-644-9039
G-215
Monday & Thursday: 8am-7pm
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/disAbility
Admissions/Registration –
314-644-9127
SC-200
Monday-Thursday: 8am-7pm;
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/admreg
Advising – 314-644-9261
SC-110
Monday, Thursday & Friday:
8:30am-4:30pm
Tuesday & Wednesday: 8:30am-7pm
Assessment Center – 314-644-9233
E-219
Monday & Wednesday: 8am-8pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 8am-5pm;
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Bookstore – 314-951-9893
SC-100
www.forestparkbookstore.com
Bookstore hours are listed on the inside
back cover of this schedule.
Campus Life – 314-644-9137
SC-176
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-7:30pm
Friday: 8:30am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/fp/campus_life.html
Campus Switchboard –
314-644-9100
SC-Lobby
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm;
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Cashier’s Office – 314-644-9738
SC-122
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm;
Friday: 8am-4pm
Children’s Center – 314-951-9440
5457 Highland Park Drive
(adjacent to campus)
Monday-Thursday: 7:30am-8pm
Friday: 7:30am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/fp/child_care_center
Continuing Education –
314-644-9175
G-329
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-7:30pm
Friday: 8:30am-4pm
www.stlcc.edu/continuing_education
Distance Learning – 314-539-5185
www.stlcc.edu/distance_learning
Financial Aid – 314-644-9979
SC-205
Monday-Thursday: 8am-7pm
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/financialaid
Student Success Center—
314-644-9267
G-229
Monday-Thursday, 8am-9pm
Friday, 8am-4pm
Saturday, noon-4pm
Study Abroad – 314-539-5350
Office of International Education
www.stlcc.edu/programs/study_abroad
Transcripts – 314-644-9670
Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm
Central Student Records
5600 Oakland Avenue, Room B-13
St. Louis, MO 63110
Veterans’ Services – 314-644-9226
SC-229
Monday-Thursday: 8am-7pm
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Counseling – 314-644-9251
F-217
Monday & Thursday: 8:30am-7pm
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday:
8:30am-4:30pm
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Forest Park Campus • 5600 Oakland Avenue
Forest Park
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
AA
CC
H Hospitality
A Tower
Studies Center
B Tower
HP Highland Park
C Tower
L Library Building
D Tower
PE Physical Education
E Tower
Building
F Tower
PG Parking Garage
G Tower
SC Student Center
Art Annex
T Theater Building
Children’s Center
MILEAGE GRID
(one way)
CC
CC
FV
FV
FP
MC
SC
WW
17
7
18
17
30
16
21
31
29
17
FP
7
16
MC
18
21
11
11
SC
17
31
16
12
WW
30
29
24
20
16
24
12
20
28
28
For I-64 project
updates, visit
www.stlcc.edu/
messages/I64.html.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Spring 2010 Forest Park Final Exam Schedule
May 11-17 • Special Schedule Day (make-up day), Monday, May 17, 2010
Will have a 1 hour 50
minute exam on...
MONDAY
7-7:30 a.m.
8-8:30 a.m.
9-9:30 a.m.
10-10:30 a.m.
11-11:30 a.m.
12-12:30 p.m.
1-1:30 p.m.
2-2:30 p.m.
3-3:30 p.m.
4-4:30 p.m.
Wed, May 12, 7-8:50 a.m.
*Fri., May 14, 8-9:50 a.m.
Wed, May 12, 9-10:50 a.m.
*Fri., May 14, 10-11:50 a.m.
Wed., May 12, 11-12:50 p.m.
*Fri, May 14, 12-1:50 p.m.
Wed., May 12, 1-2:50 p.m.
*Fri., May 14, 2-3:50 p.m.
Wed., May 12, 3-4:50 p.m.
*Fri., May 14, 4-5:50 p.m. or
Mon., May 17, 3:30-5:20 p.m.
5-6 p.m. (Monday only)
*Fri., May 14, or Mon., May 17, 5:30-7:20 p.m.
5-6 p.m.
Wed., May 12, 5:30-7:20 p.m.
7 p.m. (Monday only)
Fri., May 14 or Mon., May 17, 7:30-9:20 p.m.
7 p.m.
Wed., May 12, 7:30-9:20 p.m.
*Classes that do not ordinarily meet on Friday may use the same time on Monday, May 17.
TUESDAY
7-7:30 a.m.
8-8:30 a.m.
9-9:30 a.m.
10-10:30 a.m.
11-11:30 a.m.
12-12:30 p.m.
1-1:30 p.m.
2-2:30 p.m.
3-3:30 p.m.
4-4:30 p.m.
5-6 p.m. (Tuesday only)
5-6 p.m. (Thursday only)
5-6 p.m. (Tuesday, Thursday)
7-7:30 p.m. (Tuesday, Thursday)
Tues., May 11, 7-8:50 a.m.
Thur., May 13, 8-9:50 a.m.
Tues., May 11, 9-10:50 a.m.
Thur., May 13 10-11:50 a.m.
Tues., May 11, 11-12:50 p.m.
Thur., May 13, 12-1:50 p.m.
Tues., May 11, 1-2:50 p.m.
Thur., May 13, 2-3:50 p.m.
Tues., May 11, 3-4:50 p.m.
Thur., May 13, 4-5:50 p.m.
Tues., May 11, 5–6:50 p.m.
Thur., May 13, 5-6:50 p.m.
Tues., May 11, or Thur., May 13, 5:30-7:20 p.m.
Tues., May 11, or Thur., May 13, 7:30-9:20 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
5-6 p.m. (Wednesday only)
Wed., May 12, 5:30-7:20 p.m.
7 p.m. (Wednesday only)
Wed., May 12, 7:30-9:20 p.m.
THURSDAY
7 p.m. (Thursday only)
Thur., May 13, 7:30-9:20 p.m.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Forest Park
Starting the first meeting of
class each week during fall term:
St. Louis Community College
M
S
S
T
W
T
T
M
S
F
W
T
F
S
Forest Park
e are pleased to offer a weekend transfer degree option on the Forest Park campus. This program can be
completed entirely on weekends within two years, or if you prefer, may be extended to fit your schedule. If your
days and evenings are already filled with work and family obligations, this may be the perfect opportunity that
you’ve been waiting for. Whether you are seeking a college degree or simply want to take selected college
courses at convenient times, this program will meet your needs. All of our weekend courses are offered in an
accelerated (eight–week terms) format and meet on Friday evenings, Saturdays and Sundays. If you would like more
information about our Weekend College, please contact us at 314-644-9175 or visit us at 5600 Oakland Avenue.
W eekend C ol lege Genera l Tra nsf er
As socia t e De gree
10/24/09 – 12/19/09 (No class 11/28)
Fall 2010
College Composition I (Sat.)
3 Credits
The Enjoyment of Music (Fri. & Sun.) 3 Credits
8/15/08 – 10/5/08
Earth Science (Fri. & Sun.)
Art Appreciation (Sat.)
Term 7
SOC:101
HUM:101
10/10/08 – 12/7/08
Introduction to Sociology (Sat.)
Humanities I (Fri. & Sun.)
Fall 2008 Term 3
1/16/10 – 3/6/10
3 Credits
ENG:102
College Composition II (Sat.)
Start MTH:160C College Algebra (Fri. & Sun.)
4 Credits
Term 8
ART:101
IS:103
1/7/09 – 3/7/09
Art History I (Fri. & Sun.)
Information Systems for
Business (Sat.)
Spring 2009
3 Credits
3/14/09 – 5/16/09 (No class 3/21, 4/11)
Swimming II (All Levels) (Sun.)
World Religions (Sat.)
Introduction to American
Politics (Fri. & Sun.)
Spring 2009
1 Credit
3 Credits
Term 9
PE:163
PHL:103
PSC:101
Term 10
ANT:102
ECO:151
Term 1
COM:101
IS:151
Summer 2008
3 Credits
3 Credits
Term 2
ENG:101
MUS:114
Term 6
GEO:100
ART:100
here
Term 4
PHL:101
BIO:111
3/13/10 – 5/15/10 (No class 3/20, 4/3) Spring 2010
Introduction to Philosophy (Sat.)
3 Credits
Introduction to Biology I (Fri. & Sun.) 4 Credits
Term 5
HST:101
PSY:200
PE:162
6/5/10 – 7/31/10 (No class 7/3)
American History I (Sat.)
General Psychology (Fri. & Sun.)
Beginning Swimming (Sun.)
Term 6
GEO:100
ART:100
Earth Science (Fri. & Sun.)
Art Appreciation (Sat.)
Fall 2010
3 Credits
3 Credits
Term 7
SOC:101
HUM:101
Introduction to Sociology (Sat.)
Humanities I (Fri. & Sun.)
Fall 2010
3 Credits
4 Credits
3 Credits
3 Credits
Summer 2009
6/6/09 – 8/1/09 (No class 7/4)
Introduction to Cultural
Anthropology (Sat.)
3 Credits
Principles of Economics I
(Macroeconomics) (Fri. & Sun.)
3 Credits
8/22/09 - 10/17/09
Oral Communications I (Sat.)
Microcomputer Applications
in Business
Spring 2010
3 Credits
4 Credits
Fall 2010
3 Credits
Summer 2010
3 Credits
3 Credits
1 Credit
64 Total Credit Hours
All courses are offered in an accelerated format.
Refer to appropriate semester schedule for meeting times.
4 Credits
FOR INFORMATION
CALL:
314-644-9175
St. Louis
Community
College
Register online at
www.stlcc.edu
FOREST PARK
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ACC:100
APPLIED ACCOUNTING
10123
401
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
E-315
10191
402
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
E-315
12288
405
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
E-315
10224
421
Day
MW
12pm-1:30pm
F-329
10240
451
Evening
MW
5:45pm-7pm
E-315
12031
452
Evening
M
7:05pm-9:45pm
HSP-214
13115
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
A Reeves
A Reeves
A Reeves
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D Juriga
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
ACC:110
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I
10251
401
Day
MW
9am-10:40am
E-315
10257
402
Day
TR
11am-12:40pm
E-315
10265
451
Evening
M
7:05pm-10:15pm
E-315
14106
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
4 cr
STAFF
A Reeves
STAFF
A Reeves
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
ACC:114
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
10267
401
Day
TR
1pm-2:15pm
E-315
10269
451
Evening/Hybrid
T
5:45pm-7pm
E-315
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Juriga
D Juriga
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
ACC:120
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS
14223
451
Evening/Hybrid
M
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-310
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
A Reeves
1/25-3/22
ACC:122
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS - SPREADSHEETS
12984
461
Evening/Hybrid
M
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-310
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
A Reeves
3/29-5/17
ACC:204
10296
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
3 cr
C Mittler
1/19-5/17
4 cr
L El-Hage Chehade
1/25-5/17
ART:100
ART APPRECIATION
10048
401
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-110
10047
402
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-112
12252
461
Evening
W
6:15pm-9:40pm
G-323
14761
403
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15783
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15785
476
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
S Dawson
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/10-5/17
1/20-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:101
14227
3 cr
STAFF
Type
Day
Time
Location
INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING
451
Evening
T
7:05pm-9:45pm
F-327
Anthropology
ANT:102
INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
15540
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Arabic
ARA:101
14758
MODERN ARABIC I
450
Evening
M
6pm-9:20pm
D-217A
Art
ART HISTORY I
495
Weekend
U
F
12:30pm-4:30pm
6pm-9:10pm
C-112
C-112
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-112
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
T-204
F
M
9am-12:20pm
6pm-9:20pm
G-409
G-413
F
9am-12:20pm
G-409
MW
TR
TR
9am-11:30am
9am-11:30am
6pm-8:30pm
G-413
F-415
F-415
1/04-5/30
1/04-5/30
This is an Accelerated Weekend College course.
ART:102
10055
ART:103
10056
ART:107
10057
12309
ART:108
10101
ART:109
10114
15797
10116
ART HISTORY II
401
Day
HISTORY OF MODERN ART
401
Day
DESIGN I
401
Day
450
Evening
DESIGN II
401
Day
DRAWING I
401
Day
403
Day
450
Evening
3 cr
S Dawson
3 cr
S Dawson
2 cr
STAFF
Y Zuo
2 cr
M Carlos
3 cr
Y Zuo
F Gochnour
K Wilson
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Forest Park
Accounting
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
14256
404
Weekend
S
9am-2:30pm
G-413
STAFF
1/16-5/17
12915
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:110
DRAWING II
3 cr
10142
403
Day
MW
12pm-2:30pm
G-413
M Mitchell
1/20-5/17
10117
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
F-415
M Carlos
1/19-5/17
12916
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
Forest Park
ART:111
FIGURE DRAWING I
3 cr
10143
401
Day
MW
12pm-2:30pm
F-415
Y Zuo
1/20-5/17
10144
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
F-415
Y Wilson-Ramsey
1/19-5/17
ART:112
FIGURE DRAWING II
3 cr
10148
401
Day
MW
12pm-2:30pm
F-415
Y Zuo
1/20-5/17
10145
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
F-415
Y Wilson-Ramsey
1/19-5/17
ART:113
CERAMICS I
3 cr
10153
401
Day
MW
2:30pm-5pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15645
402
Day
MW
9am-11am
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15726
404
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15762
405
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15765
406
Day
F
8am-2:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/22-5/17
13793
421
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
AA-107
STAFF
2/09-5/17
13053
450
Evening
MW
6pm-8:30pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13698
451
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
AA-107
R Dunn
1/19-5/17
ART:114
PAINTING I
3 cr
10169
401
Day
TR
12pm-2:30pm
F-415
Y Zuo
1/19-5/17
12766
486
Weekend
S
9am-2:30pm
F-415
F Frye
1/16-5/17
12917
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:115
PRINTMAKING I
10174
401
Day
15769
402
Day
15775
403
Day
15778
451
Day
15780
404
Day
10176
450
Evening
ART:116
SCULPTURE I
13789
401
Day
ART:131
COMPUTER ART STUDIO
12897
401
Day
Adobe InDesign will be taught.
12898
421
Day
Adobe InDesign will be taught.
TR
MW
TR
MW
F
TR
2:30pm-5pm
9am-11:50am
8am-10:50am
6pm-8:50pm
8am-2:50pm
5:30pm-8pm
AA-111
AA-111
AA-111
AA-111
AA-111
AA-111
MW
12pm-2:30pm
AA-110
TR
12:30pm-3pm
G-411
3 cr
G Alvarez
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
G Alvarez
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
MW
2:30pm-5:30pm
G-411
R Trietley
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
ART:133
GRAPHIC DESIGN I
3 cr
10182
401
Day
TR
9:30am-12pm
G-411
E Richards
1/19-5/17
10183
421
Day
MW
11am-1:30pm
G-411
E Richards
2/08-5/17
12261
450
Evening
MW
6pm-8:30pm
G-411
C Kelly
1/20-5/17
ART:134
GRAPHIC DESIGN II
3 cr
10184
401
Day
TR
9:30am-12pm
G-411
T Kavanaugh
1/19-5/17
12263
450
Evening
MW
6pm-8:30pm
G-411
C Kelly
1/20-5/17
ART:135
GRAPHIC PRODUCTION I
2 cr
10785
401
Day
F
9am-12:20pm
G-411
A Smith
1/22-5/17
ART:138
DRAWING FOR GRAPHICS I
2 cr
12896
401
Day
MW
9am-10:40am
G-409
E Richards
1/20-5/17
ART:165
PHOTOGRAPHY I
3 cr
10816
401
Day
MW
1pm-3:40pm
F-411
O Mitchell
1/20-5/17
14142
402
Day
TR
9am-11:40am
F-411
D Moore
1/19-5/17
10817
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:40pm
G-115
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:166
PHOTOGRAPHY II
3 cr
12901
450
Evening
MW
6pm-8:40pm
G-119
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:167
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
3 cr
14136
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:40pm
G-418
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14054
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Moore
1/19-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students should have a digital camera and/or a film camera
and scanner, and photo editing software, preferably Adobe Photoshop.
ART:172
14841
15804
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
401
Day
402
Day
MW
TR
1pm-3:40pm
1pm-3:40pm
F-TBA
F-411
3 cr
O Mitchell
C Prahl
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
13551
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:40pm
G-115
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14053
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Moore
1/19-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students should have a digital camera and/or a film camera
and scanner, and photo editing software, preferably Adobe Photoshop.
ART:210
ADVANCED DRAWING
3 cr
13733
401
Day
MW
12pm-2:30pm
F-415
M Mitchell
1/20-5/17
15807
404
Day
S
9am-2:30pm
F-415
STAFF
1/16-5/17
10119
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
F-415
M Carlos
1/19-5/17
ART:211
FIGURE DRAWING III
3 cr
10146
450
Day
MW
12pm-2:30pm
F-415
Y Zuo
1/20-5/17
ART:213
CERAMICS II
3 cr
10150
401
Day
TR
2:30pm-5pm
AA-107
R Dunn
1/19-5/17
15646
402
Day
MW
8am-10:50am
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15729
404
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15763
405
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15766
406
Day
F
8am-2:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/22-5/17
13794
421
Day
TR
9am-12pm
AA-107
STAFF
2/09-5/17
10167
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
AA-107
R Dunn
1/19-5/17
13699
451
Evening
MW
6pm-8:30pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:214
PAINTING II
3 cr
10170
401
Day
TR
12pm-2:30pm
F-415
Y Zuo
1/19-5/17
12767
486
Weekend
S
9am-2:20pm
F-415
F Frye
1/16-5/17
12919
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:215
PRINTMAKING II
10175
401
Day
TR
15770
402
Day
MW
13791
421
Day
TR
12775
450
Evening
TR
ART:216
SCULPTURE II
15808
401
Day
MW
ART:233
GRAPHIC DESIGN III
10185
401
Day
TR
13031
450
Evening
MW
ART:234
GRAPHIC DESIGN IV
10186
401
Day
TR
13032
450
Evening
MW
ART:235
GRAPHIC PRODUCTION II
10786
401
Day
F
ART:236
TYPOGRAPHY
12895
401
Day
MW
ART:238
DRAWING FOR GRAPHICS II
10187
401
Day
MW
ART:239
ILLUSTRATION I
15716
421
Day
TR
ART:240
ILLUSTRATION II
15717
421
Day
TR
ART:245
PORTFOLIO DESIGN AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES
13129
499
Arranged
TR
Permission of instructor is required.
2:30pm-5pm
9am-11:50am
9am-11:50am
5:30pm-8pm
AA-111
AA-111
AA-111
AA-111
12pm-2:30pm
AA-111
9:30am-12pm
6pm-8:30pm
G-412
G-412
9:30am-12pm
6pm-8:30pm
G-412
G-412
9am-12:20pm
G-412
9am-10:40am
G-411
9am-10:40am
G-411
3pm-6pm
G-409
3pm-6pm
G-409
TBA
ART:275
PHOTO IMAGING I: PHOTOSHOP
12899
450
Evening
M
5pm-10pm
G-412
Introduction to Photoshop is taught in this class.
13557
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15782
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
G Alvarez
STAFF
STAFF
G Alvarez
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
T Kavanaugh
C Kelly
3 cr
T Kavanaugh
C Kelly
2 cr
A Smith
2 cr
E Richards
2 cr
E Richards
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
2 cr
E Richards
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/19-5/17
3 cr
M Miller
1/25-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/20-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/19-5/17
Forest Park
ART:207
DESIGN III
2 cr
10107
401
Day
F
9am-12:20pm
G-409
STAFF
1/22-5/17
10110
450
Evening
W
6pm-9:20pm
AA-110
Y Wilson-Ramsey
1/20-5/17
ART:208
DESIGN IV
2 cr
10112
450
Evening
W
6pm-9:20pm
AA-110
Y Wilson-Ramsey
1/20-5/17
ART:209
DRAWING III
3 cr
13684
401
Day
MW
12pm-2:30pm
G-413
M Mitchell
1/20-5/17
10118
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
F-415
M Carlos
1/19-5/17
12918
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Forest Park
AT:135
COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN FOR THE WWW I
3 cr
12763
421
Day
MW
11am-2pm
G-412
E Richards
2/08-5/17
14097
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
G-411
A Smith
1/19-5/17
AT:143
COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN FOR THE WWW II
3 cr
13151
421
Day
MW
11am-2pm
G-412
E Richards
2/08-5/17
14098
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
G-412
A Smith
1/19-5/17
AT:144
WWW SPECIAL TOPICS
3 cr
14100
421
Day
MW
11am-2pm
G-412
E Richards
2/08-5/17
14099
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
G-412
A Smith
1/19-5/17
AT:213
ADVANCED CERAMICS
3 cr
10152
401
Day
TR
2:30pm-5pm
AA-107
R Dunn
1/19-5/17
15069
402
Day
MW
2:30pm-5pm
AA-107
R Akin
1/20-5/17
15723
403
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15761
404
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15764
405
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15767
406
Day
F
8am-2:50pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/22-5/17
13795
421
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
AA-107
STAFF
2/08-5/17
10168
450
Evening
TR
6pm-8:30pm
AA-107
R Dunn
1/19-5/17
12894
451
Evening
MW
6pm-8:30pm
AA-107
STAFF
1/20-5/17
AT:215
ADVANCED PRINTMAKING
3 cr
12787
401
Day
TR
2:30pm-5pm
AA-111
G Alvarez
1/19-5/17
15771
402
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
AA-111
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13792
421
Day
TR
9am-12pm
AA-111
STAFF
2/08-5/17
12789
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8pm
AA-111
G Alvarez
1/19-5/17
AT:221
WATERCOLOR II
3 cr
12779
401
Day
MW
3pm-5:30pm
F-415
STAFF
1/20-5/17
AT:229
ADVANCED PAINTING PROJECTS
3 cr
12253
401
Day
TR
12pm-2:30pm
F-415
Y Zuo
1/19-5/17
12786
486
Weekend
S
9am-2:50pm
F-415
F Frye
1/16-5/17
AT:246
ADVANCED COMPUTER ART APPLICATIONS
3 cr
13704
401
Day
TR
12pm-2:30pm
F-411
E Richards
1/19-5/17
12764
421
Day
MW
2:30pm-5:30pm
G-411
R Trietley
2/08-5/17
This is a multi-discipline course taught in an agency environment with actual clients. Instructor approval required. Permission required for registration, contact instructor at
erichards@stlcc.edu or 314-644-9350.
AT:276
12900
PHOTO IMAGING II: PHOTOSHOP
450
Evening
M
5pm-10pm
G-412
11am-11:50am
3pm-4:50pm
6pm-6:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
G-014B
G-017
G-014B
G-017
9am-9:50am
G-014B
8am-4:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
MW
MW
TR
TR
10am-10:50am
11am-12:50pm
10am-11:20am
12pm-3:20pm
G-014B
G-017
G-030
G-030
TR
TR
MW
MW
10am-10:50am
1pm-2:50pm
12pm-1:20pm
1:30pm-4:20pm
G-014B
G-017
G-030
G-030
MW
MW
6pm-6:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
G-014B
G-017
8am-8:50am
G-020
8am-8:50am
12pm-1:50pm
G-020
G-017
3 cr
M Miller
1/25-5/17
Automotive Technology
AUT:150
10506
AUTOMOTIVE FUEL AND INDUCTION SYSTEMS
401
Day
TR
TR
10508
450
Evening
TR
TR
AUT:158
CHARTS, DIAGRAMS AND HANDBOOK USAGE
10511
401
Day
MW
AUT:164
WORKPLACE LEARNING II: FORD ASSET PROGRAM
15357
426
Day
MTWRF
Open to Ford ASSET students only.
AUT:167
10512
15358
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
401
Day
426
Day
3 cr
M Walker
R Anthes
2 cr
M Walker
7 cr
R Anthes
3 cr
A Vitullo
R Anthes
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-3/14
1/19-3/14
Open to Ford ASSET students only.
AUT:169
10514
15359
SUSPENSION AND STEERING II
401
Day
426
Day
Open to Ford ASSET students only.
10515
450
Evening
AUT:256
10516
AUT:272
10517
AUTOMOTIVE POWERTRAINS
401
Day
MWF
ACCESSORIES, CONTROLS AND AIR CONDITIONING
401
Day
TR
M
3 cr
M Walker
R Anthes
A Hopson
3 cr
R Weil
3 cr
R Weil
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
AUT:282
10520
AUTOMOTIVE FIELD WORK II
401
Day
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
MTWRF
9am-11:50am
G-017
5 cr
R Weil
1/19-5/17
Baking and Pastry Arts
Students must attend in full culinary uniform and must possess mandatory tools and supplies on the first day of class. Supply list available in the HRM office.
13931
INTRODUCTION TO BAKING THEORY AND NUTRITION
401
Day
TWR
450
Evening
TWR
BREADS, ROLLS, AND BAKERIES
421
Day
TWR
461
Evening
TWR
PRODUCTION PASTRY TECHNIQUES
421
Day
TWR
461
Evening
TWR
CAKE PRODUCTION AND DECORATION
421
Day
TWR
461
Evening
TWR
BAKESHOP BASICS FOR CULINARIANS
401
Day
M
402
Day
M
450
Evening
F
ARTISAN AND DECORATIVE BREAD
401
Day
TWR
ICE CREAM AND FROZEN DESSERTS
421
Day
TWR
CHOCOLATES AND PRALINES
421
Day
TWR
CONTEMPORARY PLATED DESSERTS
421
Day
TWR
SHOWPIECES AND CONFECTIONARY ART
421
Day
TWR
DESSERT BUFFET PRESENTATION
401
Day
F
M
450
Evening
T
M
7:30am-11:45am
6pm-10:15pm
HSP-104
HSP-104
7:30am-11:45am
6pm-10:15pm
HSP-104
HSP-104
7:30am-11:45am
6pm-10:15pm
HSP-104
HSP-104
7:30am-11:45am
6pm-10:15pm
HSP-104
HSP-104
7:30am-11am
12pm-3:30pm
5:30pm-9pm
HSP-104
HSP-104
HSP-104
12pm-4:15pm
HSP-104
12pm-4:15pm
HSP-104
12pm-4:15pm
HSP-104
12pm-4:15pm
HSP-104
12pm-4:15pm
HSP-104
10am-2pm
4:30pm-9pm
4:30pm-9pm
6pm-10pm
HSP-104
HSP-104
HSP-104
HSP-104
W
M
1:30pm-3:20pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
C-417
B-415
T
TR
TR
R
T
A-110
TR
R
M
A-110
W
MW
MW
M
MW
W
TR
T
TR
R
MW
M
MW
W
TR
T
TR
R
9am-10:50am
11am-12:20pm
11am-12:20pm
9am-10:50am
11am-12:50pm
C-411
A-110
A-110
C-411
D-415
1/19-5/17
A-110
D-415
C-411
1/16-5/17
C-411
A-110
A-110
D-415
A-110
D-415
C-110
C-411
A-110
C-411
A-110
D-415
A-110
D-415
A-112
D-415
A-112
D-415
3 cr
C Shiller
P Arnot
3 cr
C Shiller
P Arnot
3 cr
C Shiller
P Arnot
3 cr
C Shiller
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
2 cr
C Shiller
2 cr
C Shiller
2 cr
C Shiller
2 cr
C Shiller
2 cr
C Shiller
7 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-2/11
1/19-2/11
2/16-3/11
2/16-3/11
3/23-4/15
3/23-4/15
4/20-5/13
4/20-5/13
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-2/04
2/09-2/25
3/02-3/25
3/30-4/15
4/20-5/06
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
Biology
BIO:103
10001
PROBLEMS IN ANATOMY
401
Day
BIO:111
10002
INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY I
401
Day
10003
402
Day
10004
403
TR
404
Day
1pm-2:20pm
Day
10007
405
MW
406
Day
11am-12:20pm
Day
10008
407
Day
10009
408
Day
13157
409
Day
13183
410
Day
12636
450
Evening
10010
451
Evening
13114
452
Evening
14781
453
Evening
10005
10006
1pm-2:20pm
11am-12:50pm
9am-10:50am
9am-10:50am
11am-12:20pm
12:30pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
12:30pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
1pm-2:20pm
2:30pm-4pm
1pm-2:20pm
2:30pm-4:20pm
5:30pm-6:40pm
6:50pm-8:40pm
5:30pm-6:40pm
6:50pm-8:40pm
5:30pm-6:40pm
6:50pm-8:40pm
5:30pm-6:40pm
6:50pm-8:40pm
3 cr
T Alvarez
4 cr
T Frison
T Frison
M LaPorte
M LaPorte
T Frison
T Frison
K Markova
K Markova
D Munson
D Munson
C Deppong
C Deppong
S Kalyanaraman
S Kalyanaraman
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
Forest Park
BAP:101
13921
15521
BAP:105
13922
15524
BAP:110
13923
15688
BAP:115
13924
15697
BAP:150
13946
13947
13950
BAP:201
13925
BAP:205
13926
BAP:210
13927
BAP:215
13929
BAP:220
13930
BAP:250
15701
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
BIO:151
14782
14783
14784
BIO:203
10011
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Forest Park
BIOLOGY OF HUMAN HEALTH AND DISEASE
401
Day
MW
2pm-3:20pm
B-413
402
Day
MW
11am-12:20pm
C-110
450
Evening
M
5:30pm-8:20pm
A-413
GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY I
401
Day
MW
8am-9:50am
D-411
MW
10am-10:50am
A-110
12588
402
Day
MW
10am-10:50am
A-110
MW
11am-12:50pm
D-411
14786
403
Day
TR
8am-9:50am
D-411
TR
10am-10:50am
A-110
14789
404
Day
TR
10am-10:50am
A-112
TR
11am-12:50pm
D-411
10012
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:20pm
D-411
MW
6:30pm-8:20pm
C-112
14790
451
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:20pm
B-415
TR
6:30pm-8:20pm
D-411
BIO:207
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
10013
401
Day
TR
8am-9:20am
A-110
T
10am-11:50am
C-417
10014
402
Day
MW
8am-9:20am
A-110
W
9:30am-11:20pm
C-417
10015
403
Day
TR
8am-9:20am
A-110
R
10am-11:50am
C-417
12250
404
Day
MW
8am-9:20am
A-110
W
11:30am-1:20pm
C-417
12251
405
Day
TR
12pm-1:20pm
A-112
T
1:30pm-3:20pm
C-417
12392
406
Day
F
8am-9:50am
C-417
F
10am-12:50pm
A-110
12592
407
Day
TR
12pm-1:20pm
A-112
R
1:30pm-3:20pm
C-417
10016
450
Evening
T
4pm-6:50pm
C-110
T
7pm-8:50pm
C-417
12415
451
Evening
M
4pm-6:50pm
A-112
M
7pm-8:50pm
C-417
BIO:208
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
14879
401
Day
TR
11am-12:20pm
B-112
T
1:30pm-3:20pm
B-411
10017
402
Day
TR
12pm-1:20pm
B-112
R
1:30pm-3:20pm
B-411
12192
404
Day
R
8am-9:50am
B-411
R
10am-12:50pm
C-110
12239
405
Day
R
10am-12:50pm
C-110
R
1pm-2:50pm
B-411
13438
406
Day
T
4pm-6:40pm
B-112
T
6:50pm-8:40pm
B-411
13439
407
Day/Hybrid
R
11am-11:50am
B-411
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
A NewMyer
T Peters
A NewMyer
4 cr
A NewMyer
W Huber
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-5/17
BIO:215
HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS
13291
450
Evening/Hybrid
M
5pm-6:50pm
C-417
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
5 cr
W Huber
1/25-5/17
A NewMyer
A NewMyer
A NewMyer
W Manhanke
K Markova
4 cr
T Alvarez
T Alvarez
T Alvarez
T Alvarez
T Alvarez
W Huber
STAFF
STAFF
T Peters
4 cr
T Alvarez
T Alvarez
W Huber
W Huber
E Lechkova
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
Building Inspection Technology
BIC:103
15232
BIC:201
15233
BUILDING CODES AND ORDINANCES
450
Evening
ELECTRICAL INSPECTION
450
Evening
W
5pm-7:25pm
F-327
T
6pm-9:30pm
F-325
9:30am-10:45am
F-327
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-2:20pm
10am-11:20am
F-325
F-325
F-325
F-325
F-325
F-325
G-030
3 cr
J Sanders
2 cr
J Graves
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Business Administration
BUS:103
10496
BUS:104
10327
10328
10373
10460
10467
10468
12353
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
401
Day
TR
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
401
Day
MW
402
Day
TR
403
Day
MW
404
Day
TR
405
Day
TR
421
Day
MW
422
Day
MWF
3 cr
A Cole
3 cr
J Jones
J Jones
A Cole
J Jones
J Jones
A Cole
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
3/22-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
10475
451
Evening
T
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-317
13993
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BUS:116
14711
BUS:201
10481
13552
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
401
Day
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
401
Day
450
Evening
Credits
Instructor
Dates
STAFF
J Jones
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
F-327
TR
T
2:30pm-3:45pm
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-315
E-315
3 cr
A Cole
3 cr
D Juriga
D Juriga
TR
W
12:30pm-1:45pm
7:05pm-9:45pm
G-111
F-325
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
MW
M
M
MW
W
M
TR
T
T
TR
R
R
MW
M
M
MW
W
W
T
T
R
W
T
W
W
W
M
8am-9:20am
9:30am-10:20am
11am-12:50pm
8am-9:20am
9:30am-10:20am
11am-12:50pm
12pm-1:20pm
1:30pm-2:20pm
3pm-4:50pm
12pm-1:20pm
1:30pm-2:20pm
3pm-4:50pm
12pm-12:20pm
1:30pm-2:20pm
3pm-4:50pm
12pm-1:20pm
1:30pm-2:20pm
3pm-4:50pm
4pm-4:50pm
5pm-6:50pm
4pm-6:50pm
5:30pm-6:20pm
5:30pm-8:20pm
6:30pm-8:20pm
5:30pm-6:20pm
6:30pm-8:20pm
5:30pm-8:20pm
C-112
C-112
B-311
C-112
C-112
B-311
B-110
B-112
C-317
B-110
B-112
B-311
C-TBA
B-TBA
B-311
TBA
TBA
TBA
C-112
B-311
C-112
B-413
B-413
B-311
B-112
B-311
B-112
W
MW
W
W
W
M
11am-11:50am
11am-12:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
5:30pm-6:20pm
6:30pm-8:20pm
5:30pm-8:20pm
B-413
B-110
B-317
C-110
B-317
C-110
TR
R
R
12pm-1:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
A-317
A-317
B-311
R
1pm-3:50pm
B-110
T
R
8am-9:50am
9am-11:50am
B-417
B-417
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Business Law
BUSINESS LAW I
401
Day
451
Evening
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Chemistry
CHM:101
10018
FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY I
401
Day
10019
402
Day
10020
403
Day
10021
404
Day
12579
405
Day
15827
406
Day
13119
407
Day
10022
450
Evening
10023
451
Evening
CHM:105
10024
10046
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
401
Day
450
Evening
CHM:106
14802
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
401
Day
CHM:207
13184
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LECTURE II
401
Day
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
B Landis
B Landis
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
I Lutzeler
V Talkad
5 cr
B Dhawan
B Dhawan
5 cr
B Dhawan
3 cr
V Talkad
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
Clinical Laboratory Technology
CLT:103
10239
HEMATOLOGY
401
Day
CLT:104
10242
PATHOGENIC BACTERIOLOGY I
401
Day
3 cr
A Njoku
4 cr
T
1:30pm-2:50pm
B-417
S Bernard
W
10:30am-12:30pm
B-417
R
1pm-2:30pm
B-417
CLT:106
PHLEBOTOMY ESSENTIALS (BLOOD DRAWING)
5 cr
12155
401
Day
TWR
3pm-4:50pm
B-417
S Bernard
CLT:107
PHLEBOTOMY PRACTICUM
6 cr
10268
421
Day
MWF
6am-6:50am
OFF CAMPUS
S Bernard
Practicum meets 24 hours/week. Background check, drug screen, health examination, and adult, infant, child CPR certification required.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-3/14
3/23-5/17
Forest Park
BLW:101
15826
10532
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
CLT:205
10258
PATHOLOGY CORRELATION CONFERENCE
1 cr
474
Day/Hybrid
F
12:30pm-1:30pm
B-417
A Njoku
1/22-5/17
M
12:30pm-2:30pm
B-417
1/22-5/17
Enrollment in the course is limited to students who have been admitted to the Clinical Laboratory Technology Program. For more information, see Distance Learning on page
187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
CLT:206
10259
CLT:207
10260
CLT:210
10262
CLINICAL CHEMISTRY II
401
Day
CLINICAL PRACTICE II
401
Day
IMMUNOLOGY AND SEROLOGY
401
Day
MF
9:30am-12pm
B-417
MWF
6am-6:50am
OFF CAMPUS
T
10am-12:50pm
B-417
4 cr
M Kosfeld
4 cr
A Njoku
2 cr
M Honti
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
12:30pm-1:45pm
11am-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
11am-12:15pm
10am-10:50am
12:30pm-1:45pm
9am-10:50am
1pm-2:55pm
1pm-3:30pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-7:20pm
F-329
F-215
D-217A
F-215
D-217A
TBA
TBA
LB-031
G-111
C-223
G-111
TBA
TBA
G-327
3 cr
K Swyers
S Knight
R Johnson
M Rhodes
K Hill
C Kizart
Z Casey
T Rogers
A Zieren
STAFF
Z Casey
B French
T Rogers
K Hill
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/09-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/09-5/17
COM:101
ORAL COMMUNICATION I
10035
401
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
T-104
10036
402
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
T-104
10037
403
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-415
12678
404
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
T-104
10038
405
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
T-103
10039
406
Day
MW
10am-11:15am
C-223
10040
407
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
T-104
10041
408
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
T-103
10042
409
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
T-103
10043
410
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
T-105
10044
411
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
T-103
13318
412
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-219
13319
413
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
G-119
13320
414
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
G-113
13649
415
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
G-117
10045
421
Day
MW
9am-10:50am
A-112
11692
422
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
A-112
12888
424
Day
MW
12pm-1:50pm
T-105
13663
425
Day
TR
11am-12:50pm
D-215
14842
428
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:10pm
T-104
10050
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
T-103
10051
451
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
T-103
Sections 451 and 452 are revolving classes. Students may attend either section.
10052
452
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
T-103
Sections 451 and 452 are revolving classes. Students may attend either section.
13659
455
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
T-203
10049
461
Evening
MW
7pm-8:50pm
C-221
13322
463
Evening
TR
7pm-8:50pm
T-106
10630
480
Weekend
S
9am-11:40am
T-103
14007
487
Weekend
S
9am-2:30pm
D-217
15720
419
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15722
420
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
P Muldoon
M Hurley
STAFF
J Miller
P Muldoon
C Moody
L Anderson
B Edwards
STAFF
J Miller
C Moody
C Moody
P Muldoon
D Kane
C Moody
A Saccavino
STAFF
B Edwards
T Lee
B Kahan
STAFF
L Ross
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
L Ross
1/19-5/17
G Carr
L Anderson
J Miller
T Barron
A Saccavino
STAFF
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/16-5/17
3/27-5/17
2/08-5/17
STAFF
2/08-5/17
COM:103
15558
3 cr
C Moody
2/09-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
College Orientation
Forest Park
COL:020
13970
13971
13972
13973
13974
15651
15652
14122
14921
15009
15013
13975
15653
15011
COLLEGE ORIENTATION AND STUDY SKILLS
401
Day
MWF
402
Day
TR
403
Day
TR
404
Day
R
405
Day
MWF
406
Day
TR
407
Day
MWF
421
Day
MWF
422
Day
TR
423
Day
TR
424
Day
MW
450
Evening
MW
451
Evening
TR
461
Evening
TR
Communications
SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION
402
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:10pm
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
COM:107
PUBLIC SPEAKING
10053
401
Day
TR
11am-12:50pm
G-113
15747
405
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
3 cr
V Kerans
STAFF
2/9-5/17
1/16-5/17
COM:110
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
3 cr
15567
401
Day
MW
10am-11:15am
TBA
S Osburn
1/25-5/17
COM:120
GENDER COMMUNICATION
3 cr
15554
4XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
TBA
M Hurley
1/19-5/17
COM:200
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CULTURES
3 cr
13473
4WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
K Ratino
2/8-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
CRJ:101
AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM
10132
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
CRJ:102
REHABILITATION, PAROLE, AND PROBATION
10133
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
V Harlan
1/19-5/17
CRJ:111
RULES OF CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
10134
401
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
C-219
12992
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
V Harlan
V Harlan
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
CRJ:122
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
10135
401
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
G-325
12993
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
V Harlan
V Harlan
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
CRJ:123
JUVENILE JUSTICE
10136
401
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
B-217
11998
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
V Harlan
V Harlan
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
CRJ:124
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURES
12994
401
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
C-225
10137
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
V Harlan
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
CRJ:206
MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CONFLICTS
12995
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
F Echols
1/19-5/17
CRJ:207
POLICE SUPERVISION
12996
401
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
TBA
15611
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
H Butler
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
CRJ:208
CORRECTIONAL POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
10139
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
CRJ:212
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
10140
401
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
C-219
15608
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
H Butler
H Butler
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Culinary Arts
CUL:101
SAFETY AND SANITATION
14065
401
Day
T
11:30am-1pm
HSP-215
14066
402
Day
R
11:30am-1pm
HSP-215
14067
421
Day
T
11:30am-1pm
HSP-215
14068
422
Day
R
11:30am-1pm
HSP-215
14069
450
Evening
T
5pm-6:30pm
HSP-221
14070
461
Evening
T
5pm-6:30pm
HSP-221
CUL:105
FOOD PREPARATION THEORY
14073
401
Day
T
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-215
14075
402
Day
T
1:30pm-4:10pm
HSP-219
14076
450
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
HSP-221
14077
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
M Downey
M Downey
M Downey
M Downey
J Perry
J Perry
3 cr
M Downey
R Hertel
J Perry
E Piazza
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-3/14
1/21-3/14
3/23-5/17
3/25-5/17
1/19-3/14
3/23-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Forest Park
Criminal Justice
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
CUL:110
Forest Park
FOOD PREPARATION PRACTICAL I
3 cr
Students must attend in full culinary uniform and must possess mandatory tools and supplies on the first day of class. Supply list available in the HRM office.
14078
401
Day
MT
7:30am-10:50am
HSP-111
C Rossi
14079
402
Day
MT
11am-2:20pm
HSP-111
C Rossi
14080
403
Day
MT
2:30pm-5:50pm
HSP-111
G Hamilton
14081
450
Evening
MT
6pm-9:20pm
HSP-111
STAFF
CUL:115
FOOD PREPARATION PRACTICAL II
3 cr
Students must attend in full culinary uniform and must possess mandatory tools and supplies on the first day of class. Supply list available in the HRM office.
14082
421
Day
MT
7:30am-10:50am
HSP-111
C Rossi
14086
422
Day
MT
11am-2:20pm
HSP-111
C Rossi
14083
423
Day
MT
2:30pm-5:50pm
HSP-111
G Hamilton
15537
461
Evening
MT
6pm-9:20pm
HSP-111
STAFF
CUL:150
CULINARY ESSENTIALS FOR THE PASTRY ARTS
3 cr
Students must attend in full culinary uniform and must possess mandatory tools and supplies on the first day of class. Supply list available in the HRM office.
15482
401
Day
F
7:30am-10:50am
HSP-111
STAFF
15553
450
Evening
F
6pm-9:20pm
HSP-111
STAFF
CUL:201
GARDE MANGER
3 cr
Students must attend in full culinary uniform and must possess mandatory tools and supplies on the first day of class. Supply list available in the HRM office.
14095
401
Day
WR
7:30am-10:50am
HSP-111
J Seaborn
14096
450
Evening
WR
6pm-9:20pm
HSP-111
D Rell
CUL:205
GLOBAL CUISINE
3 cr
Students must attend in full culinary uniform and must possess mandatory tools and supplies on the first day of class. Supply list available in the HRM office.
14071
421
Day
WR
7:30am-10:50am
HSP-111
J Seaborn
14072
461
Evening
WR
6pm-9:20pm
HSP-111
C Rossi
CUL:210
NUTRITIONAL COOKING
3 cr
Students must attend in full culinary uniform and must possess mandatory tools and supplies on the first day of class. Supply list available in the HRM office.
14084
401
Day
WR
11am-2:20pm
HSP-111
C Rossi
14085
450
Day
WR
2:30pm-5:50pm
HSP-111
D Rell
CUL:215
AMERICAN REGIONAL CUISINE
3 cr
14087
421
Day
WR
11am-2:20pm
HSP-111
C Rossi
14101
461
Day
WR
2:30pm-5:50pm
HSP-111
D Rell
CUL:250
RESTAURANT OPERATIONS
6 cr
Students must contact Chef Piazza at epiazza@stlcc.edu or 314-644-9767 before signing up for any section of this course.
14090
401
Day
W
8am-12pm
HSP-121
R Hertel
R
10am-2:30pm
HSP-121
14091
402
Day
T
4pm-8pm
HSP-121
E Piazza
W
4pm-8:30pm
HSP-121
Dates
1/19-3/14
1/19-3/14
1/19-3/14
1/19-3/14
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
3/24-5/17
3/24-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
3/24-5/17
3/24-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Dental Assisting
DA:166
10356
DA:167
10367
DA:168
10374
DA:169
10381
DA:172
10391
DA:173
10393
DA:174
10394
DA:175
14124
DA:201
12154
DA:202
10425
DA:203
12861
DENTAL LAB PROCEDURES
421
Day
TR
DENTAL RADIOLOGY II
421
Day
TR
INTEGRATED DENTAL SCIENCES
401
Day
W
PREVENTIVE DENTAL HEALTH
401
Day
TR
DENTAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
421
Day
TR
CHAIRSIDE ASSISTING: DENTAL SPECIALTIES
401
Day
TR
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS II
401
Day
W
F
DENTAL ASSISTING PRACTICUM II
401
Day
M
EXPANDED FUNCTIONS I
401
Day
W
F
EXPANDED FUNCTIONS II
421
Day
W
F
EXPANDED FUNCTIONS III
461
Day
WRF
9am-10:20am
A-417
11:30am-12:20pm
A-417
9am-10:50am
A-417
11am-12:50pm
A-417
10:30am-11:20am
A-417
9am-10:50am
A-417
1pm-4:30pm
11:30am-3pm
A-417
A-417
8am-5pm
TBA
11am-11:50am
9am-10:40am
A-417
A-417
11am-11:50am
9am-10:40am
A-417
A-417
9am-3pm
A-417
1 cr
L Ralphs
1 cr
D Munson
2 cr
D Munson
2 cr
D Munson
1 cr
L Ralphs
2 cr
L Ralphs
2 cr
L Ralphs
2 cr
L Ralphs
1 cr
L Ralphs
1 cr
L Ralphs
1 cr
L Ralphs
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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3/23-5/06
3/23-5/06
1/20-5/05
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/06
1/19-3/11
1/20-5/05
1/22-5/07
1/25-5/03
1/20-3/10
1/22-3/12
3/24-5/05
3/26-5/07
5/12-5/14
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
1pm-2:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
A-415
A-415
1pm-4pm
A-415
1pm-4:30pm
8:30am-12pm
11am-11:50am
A-419
A-419
A-415
9:30am-11:30am
10:30am-11:20am
A-415
A-415
2pm-3:50pm
A-415
8:30am-10:20am
A-415
9am-10:50am
10:45am-11:50am
LB-031
A-415
8:30am-12:30pm
1pm-1:50pm
8:30am-12:30pm
1pm-5pm
8:30am-12:30pm
A-419
A-415
A-419
A-419
A-419
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Dental Hygiene
DHY:131
10209
DHY:132
10211
DHY:136
10226
DHY:137
10241
DHY:138
10256
DHY:230
10286
DHY:232
10313
DHY:504
14970
CONCEPTS OF CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE II
401
Day
W
M
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS LAB II
401
Day
F
CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE II
401
Day
TR
MW
F
DENTAL NUTRITION AND BIOCHEMISTRY
401
Day
T
R
ANATOMY AND EMBRYOLOGY OF THE HEAD AND NECK
401
Day
M
GENERAL AND ORAL PATHOLOGY
401
Day
R
TRANSITION INTO PROFESSIONAL DENTAL HYGIENE PRACTICE
401
Day
W
M
CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE IV
401
Day
T
T
TR
MW
F
DENTAL HYGIENE: SKILLS REVIEW
1
Arranged
TBA
TBA
3 cr
B Consolino
1 cr
B Consolino
4 cr
B Consolino
3 cr
P Heaton
2 cr
W Huber
2 cr
M Conte
2 cr
P Ring
D Trunk
4 cr
P Ring
1 cr
B Consolino
1/20-5/12
1/25-5/12
1/22-5/14
1/19-5/13
1/20-5/12
1/22-5/14
1/19-5/11
1/21-5/13
1/25-5/10
1/21-5/13
1/20-5/12
1/25-5/10
1/19-5/11
1/19-5/11
1/19-5/13
1/20-5/12
3/22-5/17
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
DMS:104
10439
DMS:108
10411
DMS:109
10431
10433
DMS:110
10435
DMS:111
10430
DMS:115
10408
DMS:116
10414
DMS:117
10426
DMS:118
10424
DMS:122
10427
DMS:123
10429
DMS:124
10436
DMS:125
10428
ULTRASOUND PHYSICS AND INSTRUMENTATION II
401
Day
TR
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY II
401
Day
TR
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY SCANNING TECHNIQUES II
401
Day
T
402
Day
T
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY CLINICAL APPLICATIONS I
401
Day
TR
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY PRACTICUM II
401
Day
MWF
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY II
450
Evening
T
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY SCANNING TECHNIQUES II
450
Evening
R
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY CLINICAL APPLICATIONS I
450
Evening
R
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY PRACTICUM II
401
Day
MWF
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY II
450
Evening
R
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY SCANNING TECHNIQUES II
450
Day
T
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL APPLICATIONS I
450
Evening
T
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM II
401
Day
MWF
4pm-5:15pm
A-015
2:30pm-3:45pm
A-013A
9:30am-11:20am
11:30am-1:20pm
A-013B
A-013B
1:30pm-2:20pm
A-013A
7am-3:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
5:30pm-8:30pm
A-013A
7:30pm-9:30pm
A-015
5:30pm-7:20pm
A-015
7am-3:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
5:30pm-8:30pm
A-013A
7:30pm-9:30pm
A-015
5:30pm-7:20pm
A-015
7am-3:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
3 cr
B Anderhub
3 cr
B Anderhub
1 cr
M Baker
M Baker
2 cr
B Anderhub
3 cr
M Baker
3 cr
S Bierig
1 cr
K Fetouh
2 cr
T Hampton
3 cr
M Curran
3 cr
B Klein
1 cr
B Klein
2 cr
B Klein
3 cr
B Klein
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Diesel Technology
DIE:104
14945
ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND MANUALS
3 cr
474
Web-based/Internet
TBA
NET
1/19-5/17
Required Orientation
T
11am-1pm
OFF CAMPUS
S Goessling
1/19-1/19
Orientation will be held in Room 165 at the MET Center, 6347 Plymouth Ave., Wellston, MO 63133. After registering, please contact the instructor at sgoessling@stlcc.edu.
It is strongly recommended that Technology students take this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Forest Park
DHY:130
10192
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
DIE:105
13520
DIESEL FUEL SYSTEMS
426
Day
DIE:107
14390
MEDIUM/HEAVY TRUCK ELECTRONICS
426
Day
Type
Day
MTWR
MTWR
Class will meet at the MET Center, 6347 Plymouth Ave., Wellston, MO 63133.
MTWR
MTWR
Class will meet at The MET Center, 6347 Plymouth Ave., Wellston, MO 63133.
DIE:201
15413
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
426
Day
MTWR
MTWR
Class will meet at the MET Center, 6347 Plymouth Ave., Wellston, MO 63133.
Forest Park
DIE:204
SERVICE AND PARTS MANAGEMENT
15414
426
Day
MTWR
Class will meet at the MET Center, 6347 Plymouth Ave., Wellston, MO 63133.
Time
Location
8am-11am
11:40am-2pm
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
8am-11am
11:40am-2pm
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
8am-11am
11:40am-2pm
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
8am-11am
OFF CAMPUS
Credits
Instructor
3 cr
S Goessling
3 cr
S Goessling
3 cr
S Goessling
3 cr
S Goessling
Dates
2/16-3/11
2/16-3/11
1/19-2/11
1/19-2/11
3/22-4/15
3/22-4/15
4/19-5/13
Early Care and Education
ECE:101
10193
14778
10194
ECE:104
14779
10196
ECE:105
10197
INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
401
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
G-119
403
Day
TR
9:30am-12:20pm
LB-031
450
Evening
T
6:30pm-9:40pm
C-221
PRINCIPLES OF EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
451
Day
TR
12:30pm-3:20pm
TBA
450
Evening
R
6pm-8:40pm
C-221
CHILD DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY
401
Day
MW
9am-12pm
TBA
R
5pm-5:50pm
C-215
ECE:108
INFANT, TODDLER AND TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN
15642
470
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
H Scott
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
ECE:124
CHILD NUTRITION, HEALTH AND SAFETY
15637
401
Day
TR
1pm-3:40pm
TBA
ECE:125
CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT I
10199
401
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
F-329
15638
450
Evening
M
6pm-9:40pm
TBA
15641
470
Day/Hybrid
S
9am-12pm
TBA
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
H Scott
STAFF
H Scott
ECE:127
FAMILY AND TEACHER INTERACTIONS
15643
480
Evening
T
4:30pm-7:10pm
C-217
15644
471
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
ECE:200
GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN
3 cr
14780
401
Evening
R
6pm-8:40pm
TBA
STAFF
ECE:201
MATH AND SCIENCE IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
3 cr
10200
401
Day
M
1pm-3:40pm
C-221
H Scott
ECE:202
MOVEMENT AND MUSIC IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
3 cr
13652
401
Evening
W
6:30pm-9:10pm
TBA
H Scott
ECE:203
EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PRACTICUM I
3 cr
10201
401
Evening
W
5pm-5:50pm
C-223
H Scott
This course requiress students to complete 144 clock hours in an approved site Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings during the semester.
ECE:204
13295
ECE:205
15635
ECE:206
10202
ECE:208
14646
MANAGEMENT OF EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION SETTINGS
480
Weekend
S
CHILD AND SOCIETY
450
Weekend
S
EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PRACTICUM II
401
Day
W
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE
450
Day
W
9am-11:45am
C-223
12pm-2:45pm
TBA
5pm-5:50pm
C-223
1pm-3:40pm
TBA
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
H Scott
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
3/23-5/17
2/09-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/18-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Economics
ECO:151
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
10497
401
Day
MWF
8:30am-9:20am
E-317
10500
402
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
E-317
12238
403
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
E-317
10499
4WA
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
E-317
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
N Peppes
N Peppes
N Peppes
N Peppes
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
10501
4SA
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
E-317
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
N Peppes
1/20-5/17
ECO:152
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
12699
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
E-317
10518
4WA
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
E-317
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10521
4SA
Evening
R
7:05pm-9:45pm
E-317
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
N Peppes
N Peppes
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/21-5/17
Type
Day
Time
Location
EDU:120
ART FOR CHILDREN
3 cr
14655
487
Weekend
S
9am-11:40am
TBA
STAFF
1/16-5/17
EDU:210
TEACHING PROFESSION WITH FIELD EXPERIENCE
3 cr
14531
401
Day
M
1pm-3pm
TBA
L Orlando
1/25-5/17
An additional $12.25 for background check will be added to the maintenance fee. Course requires a minimum of 40 hours of off-campus observations (3 hours per week).
14532
402
Day
T
1pm-3pm
TBA
L Orlando
1/19-5/17
An additional $11.25 for background check will be added to the maintenance fee. Course requires a minimum of 40 hours of off-campus observations (3 hours per week).
14859
450
Evening
M
5pm-7pm
TBA
L Orlando
1/25-5/17
An additional $11.25 for background check will be added to the maintenance fee. Course requires a minimum of 40 hours of off-campus observations (3 hours per week).
EDU:211
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
14529
402
Day
15552
405
Day
10395
461
Evening
EDU:218
TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHERS
13964
401
Day
This is a computer assisted course.
15555
402
Day
This is a computer assisted course.
13838
450
Evening
This is a computer assisted course.
TR
W
W
9am-10:15am
1pm-4:10pm
5pm-8:10pm
B-217
TBA
B-217
MW
10am-11:15am
E-310
3 cr
L Orlando
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
TR
12:30pm-2:05pm
E-310
STAFF
2/09-5/17
R
6pm-8:40pm
E-310
STAFF
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/10-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/20-5/17
EDU:227
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
3 cr
15601
470
Day
F
11am-12:30pm
B-217
L Orlando
2/12-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 11 a.m. Friday, February 12, in Room B-217. Students will also be required to come to campus March 12, April 9 and
May 14 for tests and additional group work.
15603
475
Evening
T
5:30pm-7pm
TBA
L Orlando
2/09-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, February 9. Students will also be required to come to campus March 9, April 6 and May 11.
Emergency Medical Technology
EMT:121
EMERGENCY CARE, PRINCIPLES, AND TECHNIQUES
8 cr
10648
439
Day
MW
9am-1pm
G-121
E Bise
1/20-5/12
There is a prerequisite of American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Health Care Provider. 48 hours of clinical required in addition to classroom time.
An additional $55 will be added to the maintenance fee.
10650
476
Evening
MW
6pm-10pm
G-121
R Stolarski
1/20-5/12
There is a prerequisite of American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Health Care Provider. 48 hours of clinical required in addition to classroom time.
An additional $55 will be added to the maintenance fee.
12851
474
Day/Hybrid
TBA
9am-4pm
B-011
C Mittler
1/20-5/12
Open to Missouri residents only. There are mandatory Saturday practice sessions with this Hybrid course. There is a prerequisite of American Heart Association
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Health Care Provider. 48 hours of clinical required in addition to classroom time. An additional $55 will be added to the maintenance
fee. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Engineering Graphics
EGR:133
10538
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOCAD I
466
Evening
M
5:30pm-9:30pm
E-414
12:30pm-1:45pm
E-414
2pm-3:20pm
TBA
2 cr
E Bolden
1/25-3/29
Engineering Science
ESC:101
10539
ESC:203
13030
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
401
Day
MW
ENGINEERING MECHANICS I
401
Day
MW
3 cr
T Pedersen
3 cr
T Freeman
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
English
ENG:001
THE SENTENCE
1 cr
14747
401
Arranged
TBA
TBA
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
Go to SSC Writing Center, Room G-223 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, or Wednesday, January 20, for orientation, assessment and scheduling.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Education
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ENG:002
SPELLING
1 cr
14748
401
Arranged
TBA
TBA
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
Go to SSC Writing Center, Room G-223 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, or Wednesday, January 20, for orientation, assessment and scheduling.
ENG:003
SENTENCE COMBINING
1 cr
14749
401
Arranged
TBA
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
Go to SSC Writing Center, Room G-223 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, or Wednesday, January 20, for orientation, assessment and scheduling.
ENG:004
GRAMMAR REVIEW
1 cr
14750
401
Arranged
TBA
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
Go to SSC Writing Center, Room G-223 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, or Wednesday, January 20, for orientation, assessment and scheduling.
ENG:005
WRITING IMPROVEMENT
1 cr
14751
401
Arranged
TBA
12am-12:01am
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
Go to SSC Writing Center, Room G-223 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, or Wednesday, January 20, for orientation, assessment and scheduling.
Forest Park
ENG:006
WRITING EFFECTIVE PARAGRAPHS
1 cr
14752
401
Arranged
TBA
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
Go to SSC Writing Center, Room G-223 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, or Wednesday, January 20, for orientation, assessment and scheduling.
ENG:013
ESL: ACADEMIC ENGLISH PREP
10229
401
Day
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 9 a.m. the first day of class.
10231
450
Evening
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 4:30 p.m. the first day of class.
ENG:014
ESL: ACADEMIC LISTENING COMPREHENSION
12840
401
Day
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 9 a.m. the first day of class.
12841
450
Evening
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 4:30 p.m. the first day of class.
ENG:015
ESL: VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS
12842
401
Day
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 9 a.m. the first day of class.
12843
450
Evening
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 4:30 p.m. the first day of class
ENG:017
ESL: WRITING SKILLS
12847
401
Day
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 9 a.m. the first day of class.
12848
450
Evening
TBA
Report to Room G-222 after 4:30 p.m. the first day of class.
ENG:020
DEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH
10362
401
Day
This is a computer assisted section.
10363
402
Day
10403
403
Day
This is a computer assisted section.
12338
404
Day
12807
405
Day
This is a computer assisted class.
10404
421
Day
14117
422
Day
14118
423
Day
11140
450
Evening
12339
451
Evening
10405
461
Evening
14008
486
Weekend
ENG:030
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING
10407
401
Day
This is a computer assisted section.
10409
402
Day
This is a computer assisted section.
10410
403
Day
10412
404
Day
10416
405
Day
10420
406
Day
This is a computer assisted section.
10432
407
Day
This is a computer assisted section.
10434
408
Day
12348
409
Day
This is a computer assisted section.
G-222
1 cr
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
G-222
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
G-222
1 cr
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
G-222
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
G-222
1 cr
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
G-222
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
G-222
1 cr
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
G-222
E Fonseca
1/19-5/17
TR
9:30am-10:45am
A-227
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
TR
MWF
12:30pm-1:45pm
10am-10:50am
A-215
A-225
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
MWF
TR
12pm-12:50pm
11am-12:15pm
A-217
E-310
STAFF
L Hirst
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
MW
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
S
1pm-2:40pm
8am-9:40am
8am-9:40am
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5pm-6:40pm
9am-12pm
B-221
G-115
G-325
C-223
B-223
B-215
B-219
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/16-5/17
TR
8am-9:15am
A-227
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
MWF
9am-9:50am
A-227
STAFF
1/20-5/17
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
9:30am-10:45am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
B-223
B-221
C-219
A-227
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
L Hirst
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
TR
11am-12:15pm
A-227
D Shepherd
1/19-5/17
MWF
MWF
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
T-104
A-227
R Hughes
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
12349
410
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
This is a computer assisted section.
12350
411
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
13375
412
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
13376
413
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
10437
421
Day
MW
10am-11:40am
10438
422
Day
TR
1pm-2:40pm
14119
424
Day
TR
8am-9:40am
10441
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
This is a computer assisted section.
11155
451
Evening
MW
7pm-8:15pm
This is a computer assisted section.
12071
452
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
This is a computer assisted section.
13377
453
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
10440
461
Evening
MW
5:30pm-7:10pm
14120
462
Evening
MW
7:30pm-9:10pm
14009
486
Weekend
S
9am-12pm
ENG:050
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS I
10238
401
Day
MWF
10am-11:50am
10243
402
Day
MWF
10am-11:50am
10264
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8:15pm
ENG:051
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS I
10266
401
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
10270
402
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
10271
450
Evening
MW
7pm-8:15pm
ENG:053
LISTENING AND NOTE-TAKING FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS
10329
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
13658
402
Day
MW
8:30am-9:45am
13658
402
Day
MW
8:30am-9:45am
10331
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
ENG:060
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS II
10333
401
Day
MW
10am-12:45pm
10335
402
Day
MWF
10am-11:50am
10336
421
Day
MWF
10am-11:57am
10337
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8:15pm
10338
461
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8:25pm
ENG:061
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS II
10342
401
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
10340
402
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
10343
450
Evening
MW
7pm-8:15pm
ENG:062
SPOKEN COMMUNICATION AND PRONUNCIATION FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS
14506
401
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
14111
421
Day
TR
4pm-5:20pm
ENG:070
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS III
12374
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
10345
402
Day
MW
8:30am-9:45am
13374
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
10349
461
Evening
TR
7pm-8:20pm
ENG:080
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS III
15544
401
Day
MW
10am-11:15am
15545
402
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
15546
450
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
ENG:101
COLLEGE COMPOSITION I
10442
401
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
This is a computer assisted section.
10443
402
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
10444
403
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
10757
404
Day
MWF
9am-10:50am
10445
405
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
10446
406
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
This is a computer assisted section.
11161
407
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
10448
408
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
10449
409
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
10450
410
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
10451
411
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
This is a computer assisted section.
10452
412
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
A-227
L Hirst
1/20-5/17
A-227
A-221
A-223
G-323
A-213
F-329
A-227
R Hughes
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/19-5/17
A-227
STAFF
1/20-5/17
A-227
STAFF
1/19-5/17
A-219
F-331
A-215
B-225
1/16-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/16-5/17
A-227
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
6 cr
K Hulsey
K Kimzey
G Liu
3 cr
K Hulsey
E Fonseca
Y Belyaeva
3 cr
G Liu
STAFF
STAFF
Y Belyaeva
6 cr
G Liu
E Fonseca
STAFF
K Grueninger
A Meechai
3 cr
S Person
G Liu
G Liu
3 cr
K Kimzey
K Grueninger
3 cr
S Person
M Moll
M Vareedayah
M Vareedayah
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
A-217
C-219
C-217
A-217
E-310
H Wilson
STAFF
R Hughes
K Ostlund
L Hirst
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
C-215
A-215
B-221
B-223
A-223
K Ostlund
J Dennis
W Yan
M Jason
W Yan
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
D-217
J Dennis
1/20-5/17
D-217A
G-321
G-113
B-221
LB-041
B-215
A-223
B-219
B-219
B-213
LB-043
B-219
TBA
B-217
B-221
A-223
A-219
A-223
B-225
A-223
A-215
LB-043
A-223
A-213
TBA
TBA
TBA
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Forest Park
Spring 2010
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Forest Park
10453
413
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
D-217
This is a computer assisted section.
10454
414
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
A-213
10455
415
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
C-219
10461
416
Day
MW
4pm-5:15pm
A-215
12830
417
Day
MWF
10am-11:20am
F-329
13378
418
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
B-225
13379
419
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
13380
420
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-215
10456
421
Day
MW
12pm-1:40pm
A-215
10457
422
Day
MW
1pm-2:40pm
A-221
12177
423
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
G-115
10447
424
Day
MWF
9am-10:50am
T-106
14754
425
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
G-321
10462
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-219
10463
451
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
10464
452
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
A-223
12174
453
Evening
MW
7pm-8:15pm
A-217
12882
454
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
A-413
13381
455
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
B-225
10458
461
Evening
TR
7pm-8:50pm
B-213
14011
487
Weekend
S
9am-2:30pm
A-227
13641
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13642
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14616
476
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14617
477
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
D Shepherd
1/19-5/17
STAFF
D Yezbick
M Jason
STAFF
D Yezbick
W Yan
G Hinton
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
G Hinton
M Jason
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D Shepherd
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/09-5/17
3/27-5/17
1/19-5/17
W Yan
1/19-5/17
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
ENG:102
COLLEGE COMPOSITION II
3 cr
10465
4WA
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
A-215
J Harris
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10466
4WB
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
A-221
G Hinton
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10469
4WC
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-217
G Hinton
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10758
4WD
Day
MWF
9am-10:50am
C-217
R Hughes
3/22-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10472
4WE
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
D-217
A Warfield
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10473
4WF
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-215
A Warfield
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10474
4WG
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-219
J Harris
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10476
4WH
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
A-219
W Yan
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10477
4WS
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
A-219
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10471
4XA
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
B-223
A Warfield
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 required that students complete and ENG:101 and before taking this
course.
12151
4XB
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-219
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 required that students complete and ENG:101 and before taking this
course.
10479
4WJ
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
A-215
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10480
4WK
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
TBA
J Dennis
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10482
4WL
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
D-215
J Dennis
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10478
4WM
Evening
TR
5pm-6:40pm
A-215
STAFF
2/09-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14015
4WQ
Weekend
S
9am-2:30pm
A-225
STAFF
3/27-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14013
4WT
Weekend
S
9am-12pm
B-213
STAFF
1/16-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ENG:103
REPORT WRITING
10484
401
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
B-213
14619
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
H Wilson
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
ENG:105
HONORS COLLEGE COMPOSITION II
15551
401
Day
TR
Permission required to register, see an academic advisor or counselor.
3 cr
D Yezbick
1/19-5/17
Type
Day
Time
11am-12:15pm
Location
TBA
ENG:110
CREATIVE WRITING
3 cr
10485
4XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
A-219
R Hughes
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
ENG:201
INTRODUCTION TO FICTION
3 cr
13681
4XA
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
G-323
A Warfield
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 required that students complete and ENG:101 and before taking this
course.
ENG:215
POPULAR LITERATURE: FANTASY AND HORROR
3 cr
14064
4XA
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
C-110
D Yezbick
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 required that students complete and ENG:101 and before taking this
course.
ENG:216
WOMEN IN LITERATURE
3 cr
14615
4XA
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
G-321
D Shepherd
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 required that students complete and ENG:101 and before taking this
course.
ENG:217
MAJOR BLACK WRITERS
3 cr
13126
4XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
TBA
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 required that students complete and ENG:101 and before taking this
course.
14125
4XB
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
D-217
J Harris
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 required that students complete and ENG:101 and before taking this
course.
ENG:226
14620
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
TBA
3 cr
H Wilson
1/19-5/17
W
4pm-6pm
D-215
3 cr
P Goode
1/04-5/30
W
R
7:30pm-10pm
7:30pm-10pm
B-110
B-110
W
R
5pm-7:25pm
5pm-7:25pm
B-110
B-110
MW
11am-12:40pm
B-215
MW
9am-10:40am
A-223
TR
9am-10:40am
T-103
Fire Protection
FIR:105
INSPECTION AND FIRE PREVENTION
13686
401
Day
Open to high school students only.
FIR:205
15240
15241
FIR:207
15238
15239
FIRE SCIENCE HYDRAULICS
450
Evening
451
Evening
CODES AND ORDINANCES
450
Evening
451
Evening
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
French
FRE:101
10165
FRE:102
12965
FRE:201
14875
ELEMENTARY FRENCH I
401
Day
ELEMENTARY FRENCH II
401
Day
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I
401
Day
4 cr
J Grillo
4 cr
J Grillo
4 cr
J Grillo
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Funeral Directing
FD:101
FUNERAL MANAGEMENT/MERCHANDISING
6 cr
14862
450
Evening
MW
6pm-9pm
E-410
S Smith
1/20-5/17
14224
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
6am-6:50am
NET
S Smith
1/19-5/17
Open to students who have been admitted to the Certificate Proficiency in Funeral Directing program. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
FD:104
FUNERAL SERVICE LAW
3 cr
10102
450
Evening
T
6pm-9pm
E-410
S Smith
1/19-5/17
12283
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Smith
1/19-5/17
Open to students who have been admitted to the Certificate Proficiency in Funeral Directing program. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
TR
12pm-1:20pm
E-410
TR
10:30am-11:50am
E-410
MWF
11am-11:50am
E-410
MWF
W
TR
F
10am-10:50am
12pm-1:50pm
7:30am-8:50am
12pm-1:50pm
E-410
E-410
E-410
E-410
M
M
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
E-410
E-410
TR
MW
1pm-4:50pm
1pm-4:50pm
TBA
TBA
TR
MW
9am-10:20am
8:30am-9:50am
E-410
E-410
1 cr
S Koosmann
S Koosmann
2 cr
S Koosmann
S Koosmann
3 cr
J Brennan
J Brennan
T
1pm-3:50pm
A-315
3 cr
J Collins
MW
9am-10:20am
A-315
R
MW
9am-12:50pm
11am-12:20pm
A-315
A-315
TR
9am-10:40am
B-221
T
6:30pm-9:50pm
D-217A
T
6:30pm-9:50pm
D-217A
Dates
Funeral Service Education
FNL:102
10103
FNL:103
10104
FNL:104
10105
FNL:200
10106
15543
Forest Park
FNL:205
10109
15550
FNL:207
10111
15602
FNL:208
10113
15542
MORTUARY LAW
401
Day
EMBALMING CHEMISTRY
401
Day
FUNERAL SERVICE EQUIPMENT
401
Day
RESTORATIVE ART
401
Day
402
Day
FUNERAL SERVICE SEMINAR
401
Day
402
Day
EMBALMING PRACTICUM II
401
Day
402
Day
PATHOLOGY FOR FUNERAL SERVICE
401
Day
402
Day
3 cr
S Smith
3 cr
B Murphey
3 cr
S Koosmann
4 cr
S Koosmann
S Koosmann
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Geography
GEG:106
10129
U.S. AND WORLD GEOGRAPHY
401
Day
1/19-5/17
Geology
GEO:100
10130
GEO:111
12711
EARTH SCIENCE
401
Day
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
401
Day
3 cr
J Collins
5 cr
J Collins
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
German
GER:101
10166
GER:102
12165
GER:201
12166
ELEMENTARY GERMAN I
401
Day
ELEMENTARY GERMAN II
450
Evening
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I
450
Evening
4 cr
C Handel
4 cr
C Handel
4 cr
C Handel
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Health Information Technology
HIT:101
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
4 cr
13247
401
Day
TR
10am-11:40am
D-210-211
L Ritchie
1/19-5/17
15776
421
Day
TR
2:30pm-4:30pm
D-210-211
L Ritchie
2/09-5/17
13248
450
Evening
W
6pm-9:30pm
D-217
K Schrader
1/20-5/17
13249
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Lee
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday, January 16, or at 4 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-315. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13250
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Lee
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday, January 16, or at 4 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-315. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13583
476
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Lee
2/08-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday, February 6, or at 4 p.m. Tuesday, February 9, in Room D-315. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
HIT:102
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
4 cr
13251
401
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:10pm
A-110
P Sherman
1/19-5/17
13546
450
Evening
W
6pm-9:20pm
A-112
P Sherman
1/20-5/17
HIT:103
HEALTHCARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS
2 cr
13581
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Sherman
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at noon Saturday, January 16, or at 4 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room E-311. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13582
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Sherman
2/08-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at noon Saturday, February 6, or at 4 p.m. Tuesday, February 9, in Room E-311. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
HIT:104
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DISEASE
2 cr
13906
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Huber
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 11 a.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room D-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students should also register for HIT:105-474 in the same semester.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
HIT:106
DIAGNOSIS CODING SYSTEMS I
3 cr
13549
401
Day
W
11:30am-1:50pm
E-311
P Sherman
1/20-5/17
15803
466
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8:10pm
E-311
STAFF
1/19-3/14
HIT:109
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION I
3 cr
13312
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
K Schrader
1/19-5/17
HIT:110
HEALTHCARE LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES
3 cr
14772
450
Evening
M
5:30pm-8:10pm
D-210-211
P Sherman
1/25-5/17
HIT:206
DIAGNOSIS CODING SYSTEMS II
3 cr
13550
466
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8:10pm
E-311
STAFF
3/23-5/17
HIT:207
PROCEDURE CODING SYSTEMS II
3 cr
13548
486
Weekend
S
9am-11:50am
E-311
STAFF
1/16-5/17
HIT:208
ADVANCED CODING APPLICATIONS
2 cr
13584
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Sherman
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 1 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room E311. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
HIT:209
13313
HIT:210
14291
HIT:211
14773
HIT:214
14292
HIT:291
15777
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION II
440
Arranged
TBA
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE EXPERIENCE
440
Arranged
TBA
ELECTRONIC HEALTH SYSTEMS
401
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
CALCULATING AND REPORTING HEALTHCARE STATISTICS
450
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
401
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D-210-211
C-315
TBA
3 cr
K Schrader
2 cr
P Sherman
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
2 cr
P Sherman
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
History
HST:101
AMERICAN HISTORY I
10361
401
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
C-213
10365
402
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
D-215
10368
403
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
C-221
10370
404
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
C-221
14603
405
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-225
10372
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-219
12985
486
Weekend
S
9am-12pm
C-215
HST:102
AMERICAN HISTORY II
12625
401
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
A-215
10375
402
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-213
10377
403
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-217
12749
404
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
C-213
12949
405
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
C-213
10378
450
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
C-213
14591
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Brown
L Williams
L Williams
L Williams
L Williams
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
D Henry
D Henry
L Williams
L Williams
L Williams
D Brown
D Henry
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
HST:130
AFRICAN HISTORY I
3 cr
10380
401
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
C-221
D Brown
1/20-5/17
HST:137
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY I
3 cr
10382
401
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
B-213
D Henry
1/19-5/17
15020
402
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
A-213
D Henry
1/20-5/17
10384
421
Day
MW
11am-12:50pm
C-112
STAFF
2/08-5/17
HST:138
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY II
3 cr
10385
401
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
C-213
D Brown
1/20-5/17
10390
402
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-213
D Henry
1/19-5/17
12153
450
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
TBA
D Henry
1/20-5/17
13743
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
HST:139
BRITISH HISTORY
3 cr
12922
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
77
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HIT:105
PHARMACOLOGY FOR HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS
1 cr
13907
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Huber
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 11 a.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room D-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students should also register for HIT:104-474 in the same semester.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
HRM:112
PURCHASING
10687
401
Day
W
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-215
13170
402
Day
W
1pm-3:40pm
HSP-215
12364
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
M Downey
M Downey
R Hertel
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
HRM:128
NUTRITION
13171
401
Day
F
9am-11:40am
HSP-221
10714
402
Day
R
1pm-3:40pm
HSP-221
12946
450
Evening
R
5:30pm-8:10pm
HSP-221
HRM:134
INTRODUCTION TO THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
10720
401
Day
M
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-215
12369
402
Day
M
1pm-3:40pm
HSP-215
12947
450
Evening
M
6pm-8:40pm
HSP-219
13257
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Appelbaum
S Appelbaum
S Appelbaum
3 cr
M Downey
M Downey
T Heck
E Piazza
HRM:141
WORKPLACE LEARNING I: HOSPITALITY STUDIES
13176
401
Day
F
9am-10:50am
HSP-215
HRM:201
PROBLEMS OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
10723
401
Day
R
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-215
12156
402
Day
R
1:30pm-4:10pm
HSP-215
15650
450
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
HSP-219
13260
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
J Ivory
3 cr
M Downey
E Piazza
J Ivory
M Turner
HRM:202
HOSPITALITY LAW
10725
401
Day
M
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-219
15648
450
Evening
W
6pm-8:40pm
HSP-221
10727
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
C Mueller
H Jurgensen
J Ivory
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
HRM:205
OPERATIONAL COST CONTROL
13169
401
Day
R
9am-11:40am
HSP-219
12948
402
Day
R
1pm-3:40pm
HSP-221
13259
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
R Hertel
R Hertel
R Hertel
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
HRM:209
HOSPITALITY SALES AND MARKETING
13168
401
Day
W
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-219
13578
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Ivory
J Ivory
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
HRM:210
GUEST SERVICES MANAGEMENT
10732
401
Day
M
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-221
12370
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
T Heck
E Piazza
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
HRM:211
HOTEL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
12371
401
Day
R
8:30am-11:10am
HSP-221
13172
402
Day
TBA
13585
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Ivory
STAFF
J Ivory
HRM:212
BAR AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT
12372
401
Day
T
1pm-3:40pm
HSP-219
13579
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
M Turner
M Turner
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
HRM:214
HOSPITALITY HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
13178
401
Day
M
1pm-3:40pm
HSP-219
13580
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
T Heck
J Ivory
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
HRM:221
WORKPLACE LEARNING II: HOSPITALITY STUDIES
13179
401
Day
F
11am-12:50pm
HSP-215
HRM:241
WORKPLACE LEARNING III: HOSPITALITY STUDIES
15649
474
Work-Place Experience
TBA
NET
HRM:250
FOODSERVICE DESIGN AND LAYOUT
13181
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
J Ivory
1 cr
J Ivory
3 cr
R Hertel
Type
Day
Time
Location
Hospitality, Restaurant Management
Forest Park
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
78
1/22-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
HMS:100
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SERVICES
10156
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-217
15732
403
Day
MWF
9am-10:50am
TBA
14777
431
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:20pm
B-223
15734
404
Evening
TR
6pm-7:15pm
TBA
15725
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
K Tandoh
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/18-3/14
2/09-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
HMS:101
10157
15738
10158
15737
HMS:102
10159
15739
15742
HMS:110
15724
HMS:111
10161
HMS:201
12380
12381
HMS:202
10162
11188
HMS:203
10163
11187
HMS:204
11183
10164
HMS:205
12823
15743
3 cr
K Tandoh
STAFF
K Tandoh
STAFF
3 cr
K Tandoh
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
K Tandoh
3 cr
K Tandoh
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
K Tandoh
STAFF
3 cr
K Tandoh
STAFF
3 cr
K Tandoh
STAFF
Type
Day
Time
Location
Human Services
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
5:30pm-8:20pm
9am-11:40am
B-217
TBA
F-221
TBA
12:30pm-1:45pm
9am-10:50am
6pm-9:20pm
B-217
TBA
TBA
5:30pm-8:20pm
TBA
11am-12:15pm
B-217
9:30am-10:45am
5:30pm-8:20pm
TBA
TBA
9:30am-10:45am
5:30pm-8:20pm
TBA
TBA
9:30am-10:45am
5:30pm-8:20pm
B-225
C-223
9:30am-10:45am
5:30pm-8:20pm
B-225
C-223
5:30pm-8:20pm
7:30pm-8:45pm
A-219
TBA
TR
TR
9am-10:50am
5pm-6:50pm
C-112
A-213
MWF
10am-10:50am
D-215
1/18-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/18-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/16-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/19-5/17
Humanities
HUM:102
10171
14825
HUM:106
10172
HUMANITIES II
401
Day
451
Evening
BLACK HUMANITIES
401
Day
4 cr
M Kruger
M Kruger
3 cr
J Harris
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
Information Systems
IS:101
KEYBOARDING
1 cr
15869
H80
Weekend
S
9am-11:40am
HNEC
F Darris
2/13-3/27
Class will be held at the Harrison Education Center, 4666 Natural Bridge Road.
13311
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Pitchford
1/19-3/14
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 10 a.m. or 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187
or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13308
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Pitchford
1/19-3/14
This section is self-paced, computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 10 a.m. or 5:30
p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210.
14033
441
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Pitchford
3/22-5/17
This section is self-paced, computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 10 a.m. or 5:30
p.m. Monday, March 22, in Room D-210.
IS:102
KEYBOARDING AND FORMATTING
3 cr
12330
401
Day
MW
10am-11:15am
E-311
D Bergjans
1/20-5/17
12331
402
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
E-311
K Van Dyke
1/19-5/17
12332
403
Day
TR
1pm-2:15pm
E-311
D Bergjans
1/19-5/17
15810
421
Day
MW
2pm-3:45pm
E-311
STAFF
2/08-5/17
12333
450
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
E-311
STAFF
1/25-5/17
12335
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Bergjans
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-313. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
79
Forest Park
HUMAN SERVICES: THEORIES AND SKILLS
401
Day
MW
402
Day
TR
450
Evening
W
455
Weekend
S
HUMAN SERVICES: POLICY AND POLITICS
401
Day
MW
402
Day
MWF
450
Evening
T
INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY
401
Evening
M
GROUP PRACTICE IN HUMAN SERVICES
401
Day
MW
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HUMAN SERVICES I
401
Day
TR
450
Evening
R
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HUMAN SERVICES II
401
Day
TR
450
Evening
R
HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM SEMINAR I
401
Day
TR
450
Evening
R
HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM SEMINAR II
401
Day
TR
450
Evening
R
CRISIS INTERVENTION
450
Evening
M
460
Evening
TR
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
14840
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
2/08-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday, February 9, in Room D-313. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:103
Forest Park
INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR BUSINESS
3 cr
11419
401
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
D-315
D Meyer
1/20-5/17
11420
402
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
D-315
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
11421
403
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
C-313
T Grote
1/20-5/17
11422
404
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
D-315
D Bergjans
1/19-5/17
11423
405
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
C-313
T Grote
1/20-5/17
12805
421
Day
MW
1pm-2:34pm
C-311
T Grote
2/08-5/17
14114
422
Day
TR
1pm-2:34pm
C-315
STAFF
2/09-5/17
12753
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
D-313
E Bean
1/20-5/17
11424
451
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
D-313
W Wimmer
1/21-5/17
13314
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting from 5:30-6:15 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room C-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or
go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13475
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
2/08-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting from 6-7 p.m. Tuesday, February 9, in Room D-313. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:107
INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
3 cr
14582
426
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
C-311
B Kahan
1/20-3/14
Students should enroll in IS:107-426 (first 8-weeks) and IS:110-426 (second 8-weeks) in the same semester.
14744
450
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
D-315
T Grote
1/19-5/17
IS:109
PROOFREADING AND EDITING SKILLS
1 cr
12686
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Pitchford
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at noon Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210.
IS:110
PROGRAM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
3 cr
12754
426
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
C-311
B Kahan
3/22-5/17
Students should enroll in IS:107-426 (first 8-weeks) and IS:110-426 (second 8-weeks) in the same semester.
14847
450
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
C-311
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
14583
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room C-311 For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:112
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE CONCEPTS
3 cr
13340
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Grote
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room C-313 For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:118
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-DATABASES
1 cr
13502
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Geimer
1/19-3/14
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, January 21, in Room D-210 For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13501
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
J Geimer
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, January 21, in Room D-210.
IS:119
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-WORD PROCESSING
1 cr
15871
H80
Weekend
S
1pm-2:35pm
HNEC
F Darris
2/13-4/10
Class will be held at the Harrison Education Center, 4666 Natural Bridge Road.
13014
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Pitchford
1/19-3/14
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
11452
440
Arranged
TBA
D Pitchford
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 11 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210.
IS:120
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-SPREADSHEETS
1 cr
13505
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
1/19-3/14
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13504
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. Last day to register is March 12. Students are required to
attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
IS:123
11453
11454
12889
11455
11456
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS
426
Day
427
Day
428
Day
466
Evening
486
Weekend
MW
TR
TR
T
F
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
7pm-9:40pm
6pm-8:40pm
D-313
D-313
D-313
D-313
D-313
1 cr
D Meyer
D Meyer
D Meyer
J Manson
J Manson
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
80
1/20-2/24
1/19-2/18
2/09-3/11
1/19-2/16
1/22-2/19
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
IS:124
WINDOWS-ADVANCED TOPICS
1 cr
11458
426
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
D-313
D Meyer
4/12-5/12
12755
427
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
D-313
D Meyer
4/06-5/06
14034
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Meyer
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 24, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14400
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
IS:125
EXCEL FOR WINDOWS
2 cr
14404
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
1/19-4/02
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14405
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
This is a 10-week open-entry, self-paced computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7
p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
IS:126
E-MAIL AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
1 cr
15736
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Geimer
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 25, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12361
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
J Geimer
3/22-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at
5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 25, in Room D-210.
IS:129
HTML
1 cr
13540
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 23, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:130
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE SUPPORT
11459
474
Evening/Hybrid
R
7pm-8:15pm
C-313
This course is taught using Cisco IT Essentials curriculum and prepares students for the CompTIA A+ certification exam.
3 cr
T Grote
1/21-5/17
IS:132
WINDOWS-INTERMEDIATE TOPICS
1 cr
11460
426
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
D-313
D Meyer
3/01-4/07
11461
427
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
D-313
D Meyer
2/23-4/01
11462
466
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
D-313
J Manson
2/23-3/30
13512
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Meyer
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 24, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13511
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
IS:136
INTERNET FUNDAMENTALS
1 cr
15740
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Grote
1/19-3/14
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13507
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
T Grote
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
IS:137
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
1 cr
13951
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Geimer
1/19-3/14
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday, January 21, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13952
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
J Geimer
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday, January 21, in Room D-210.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
81
Forest Park
11457
487
Weekend
F
6pm-8:40pm
D-313
J Manson
2/26-4/02
14134
H81
Weekend
S
12pm-2:40pm
HNEC
F Darris
1/04-5/30
12806
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Meyer
1/19-3/14
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14194
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Meyer
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 24, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13510
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Forest Park
IS:139
WEB PUBLISHING
3 cr
14835
450
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
C-313
B Kahan
1/25-5/17
14836
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, January 25, in Room C-313. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:151
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN BUSINESS
4 cr
11463
401
Day
TR
11am-12:40pm
E-311
K Van Dyke
1/19-5/17
11465
450
Evening
MW
5:25pm-6:55pm
E-310
C Calicutt
1/20-5/17
11464
486
Weekend
S
9am-12:45pm
D-313
C Calicutt
1/16-5/17
13341
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Bergjans
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting from 5:30-7 p.m. Monday, January 25, in Room E-311. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:155
OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
12802
440
Arranged
TBA
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday, February 9, in Room D-210.
D-210-211
2 cr
D Bergjans
2/09-5/17
IS:156
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-INTERMEDIATE DATABASES
1 cr
13362
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Geimer
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 25, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13513
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
J Geimer
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday,January 21, in Room D-210.
IS:157
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-INTERMEDIATE WORD PROCESSING
1 cr
13015
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Pitchford
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 22, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12359
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Pitchford
1/25-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 11 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210.
IS:158
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-INTERMEDIATE SPREADSHEETS
1 cr
13509
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kahan
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 23, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13508
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced computer assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. Last day to register is March 12. Students are required to
attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
IS:161
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS-ADVANCED WORD PROCESSING
1 cr
13018
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Pitchford
3/22-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 22, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12360
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Pitchford
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 11 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210.
IS:200
ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT
2 cr
15812
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Bergjans
2/08-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, February 9, in Room D-210. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15820
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Bergjans
2/08-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, February 9, in Room D-210.
IS:203
BUILDING SPEED AND ACCURACY
1 cr
13543
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Pitchford
1/19-5/17
This is a 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. The last day to register is March 12. Students are required
to attend an orientation meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210.
IS:210
OFFICE PROCEDURES
3 cr
12869
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
C Bayer
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room D-300. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:214
SPREADSHEET MACROS AND ADVANCED TOPICS
1 cr
14408
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
B Kahan
1/19-5/17
This is an 8-week open-entry, self-paced, computer-assisted course offered through the Interactive Learning Center. Last day to register is March 12. Students are required to
attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room D-210.
IS:215
INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL AREA NETWORKS
3 cr
11467
486
Weekend
F
6pm-8:40pm
C-315
P Daniel
1/22-5/17
14032
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Friday, January 22, in Room C-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
82
Course
CRN
IS:217
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
NETWORK PERFORMANCE MONITORING
15849
474
Evening/Hybrid
F
5:30pm-8:10pm
E-313
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
3 cr
G Adamecz
1/22-3/14
IS:225
DATABASE MANAGEMENT
3 cr
14063
450
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
D-210-211
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
14035
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-210. Work sessions will be held at 7 p.m. on scheduled Tuesdays in Room
C-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:229
UNIX/LINUX
3 cr
11468
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
D-315
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
13545
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room D-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:231
INTRODUCTION TO DATA COMMUNICATIONS
3 cr
11469
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 6 p.m. Friday, January 22, in Room C-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:235
NETWORK DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
11470
474
Evening/Hybrid
R
7pm-8:20 pm
C-311
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Calicutt
1/21-5/17
IS:236
NETWORK ADMINISTRATION
3 cr
450
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
C-310
S Calicutt
1/19-5/17
IS:238
WEB SERVER IMPLEMENTATION
3 cr
11472
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-313
STAFF
1/20-5/17
IS:240
SQL AND DATABASE DEVELOPMENT
3 cr
14854
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-315
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
14855
440
Arranged
TBA
D-210-211
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room C-315. Work sessions will be held at 5:30 p.m. on scheduled Tuesdays in
Room C-315.
11471
IS:241
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
3 cr
14920
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Meyer
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, January 21, in Room D-315. Work sessions will be held at 7 p.m. on scheduled Thursdays in Room
D-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:246
VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING
11474
450
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
C-313
14031
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room C-313. Work sessions will be held at 7
313. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
p.m. on scheduled Tuesdays in Room C-
IS:251
JAVA PROGRAMMING
11475
450
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
C-311
14028
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, January 25, in Room C-311. Work sessions will be held at 7
311. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
P Daniel
1/25-5/17
P Daniel
1/25 -5/17
p.m. on scheduled Mondays in Room C-
IS:252
ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING
3 cr
14838
450
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
C-311
P Daniel
1/20-5/17
12373
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room C-311. Work sessions will be held at 7 p.m. on scheduled Wednesdays in
Room C-311. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:254
ADVANCED MICROCOMPUTER OPERATING SYSTEMS
3 cr
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-311
T Grote
1/19-5/17
IS:255
ADVANCED VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING
3 cr
13425
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room C-315. Work sessions will be held at 7 p.m. on scheduled Tuesdays in Room C315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14025
IS:256
C++ PROGRAMMING
3 cr
11476
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Grote
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday, January 21, in Room C-313. Work sessions will be held at 8:30 p.m. on selected Thursdays in Room
C-313. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:262
ADVANCED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
3 cr
15790
474
Evening/Hybrid
R
7pm-8:15pm
D-315
P Daniel
1/21-5/17
Work sessions will be held at 7 p.m. on scheduled Thursdays in Room D-315. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
83
Forest Park
Spring 2010
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
IS:265
WEB SCRIPTING TECHNOLOGIES
3 cr
14584
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-311
P Daniel
1/20-5/17
14829
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Daniel
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, in Room C-311. Work sessions will be held at 5:30 p.m. on scheduled
Wednesdays in Room C-311. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:275
ADVANCED C++ PROGRAMMING
3 cr
14745
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Grote
1/19-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday, January 21, in Room C-313. Work sessions will be held at 8:30 p.m. on selected Thursdays in Room
C-313. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Information Technology
IT:101
13725
13726
Forest Park
IT:201
13727
13728
IT:202
13729
13730
IT:203
13731
13732
IT:206
14109
IT:207
14797
IT:544
14899
IT:545
14894
IT:546
14895
14896
IT:547
14897
IT:548
14898
CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY I: NETWORKING BASICS
466
Evening
MW
5:30pm-9:30pm
C-315
486
Weekend
S
8am-4:30pm
C-315
CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY II: ROUTERS/ROUTING BASICS
466
Evening
MW
5:30pm-9:30pm
C-315
486
Weekend
S
8am-4:30pm
C-315
CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY III: SWITCHING BASICS AND INTERMEDIATE ROUTING
466
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
E-313
486
Weekend
S
8am-4:30pm
E-313
CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY IV: WAN TECHNOLOGIES
466
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
E-313
486
Weekend
S
8am-4:30pm
E-313
CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY VII: MULTILAYER SWITCHING
466
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
E-313
CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY VIII: OPTIMIZING CONVERGED CISCO NETWORKS
466
Evening
MW
5:30pm-9:30pm
E-313
WINDOWS SERVER 2008 CONFIGURING ACTIVE DIRECTORY
486
Weekend
S
8am-4:30pm
C-311
CCNA VOICE - IP TELEPHONY
466
Evening
TR
5:30pm-9:30pm
E-313
MICROSOFT WINDOWS VISTA
426
Day
F
9am-1pm
D-313
427
Day
F
9am-1pm
D-313
WINDOWS SERVER 2008 CONFIGURING NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
486
Weekend
S
8am-4:30pm
C-311
WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ADMINISTRATION
486
Weekend
S
8am-4:30pm
C-311
5 cr
G Adamecz
G Adamecz
5 cr
G Adamecz
G Adamecz
5 cr
A Amor
A Amor
5 cr
A Amor
A Amor
5 cr
G Adamecz
5 cr
A Amor
3 cr
P Daniel
5 cr
G Adamecz
2 cr
D Meyer
D Meyer
3 cr
P Daniel
3 cr
P Daniel
1/20-3/14
1/16-3/06
3/22-5/17
3/13-5/08
1/19-3/14
1/16-3/06
3/23-5/17
3/13-5/08
1/19-3/14
3/22-5/17
1/23-2/20
3/23-5/17
2/12-3/12
3/26-4/23
4/10-5/08
2/27-4/3
Interdisciplinary Studies
IDS:101
CORNERSTONE
3 cr
13799
401
Day
W
10am-12:40pm
T-204
M Hurley
1/20-5/17
Film and Society will use film genre as a lens through which to examine the relationships between film and society, specifically, 20th century America. How are a society's
attitudes, beliefs, and values reflected in films? How are historical events, social movements, and cultural myths represented in genre films? And how are these filmic
representations reproduced in social behavior? Why are certain genres popular during particular historical periods? How, and why, do film genres change over time? How can
we as individuals better look at, talk about, write about, and think about film? These are a few of the questions that we will examine in this course. Each week we will have a
lecture, discussion, screening, and/or group activities and research presentations in order to engage these questions.
13333
402
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
G-323
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events will focus on communication breakdown, perceptual differences and
media portrayals of tragic events.This course is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past
provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of events as well as reveal our own constructions of
those events.
13334
403
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
G-323
M Richardson
1/19-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events will focus on communication breakdown, perceptual differences and
media portrayals of tragic events.This course is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past
provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of events as well as reveal our own constructions of
those events.
13667
404
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
D-217
A Nichols
1/25-5/17
Feminity and Masculinity in Cross-Cultural Perspective explores the social construction of masculinity and femininity from interdisciplinary and cross-cultural
perspectives. Perceptions of masculinity and femininity vary greatly on a global socio-cultural level, which will be a primary focus of this course. Historical connotations of
gender will also be a focus, comparing different social influences throughout time on our changing definitions of masculinity and femininity.
13476
421
Day
MW
11am-12:50pm
F-331
M Kruger
2/08-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events will focus on communication breakdown, perceptual differences and
media portrayals of tragic events.This course is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past
provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of events as well as reveal our own constructions of
those events.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
84
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
13570
422
Day
MW
1pm-3:30pm
T-204
K Ratino
3/22-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events will focus on communication breakdown, perceptual differences and
media portrayals of tragic events.This course is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past
provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of events as well as reveal our own constructions of
those events.
15565
454
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
TBA
S Osburn
1/19-5/17
Leaders and Civic Engagement: Leadership in the 21st Century will explore leaders, citizens and leadership theory. Students will study the relationship between leaders
and citizens in society and the social and political effects of varying approaches toward leadership.
13558
450
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
T-104
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events will focus on communication breakdown, perceptual differences and
media portrayals of tragic events.This course is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past
provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of events as well as reveal our own constructions of
those events.
13559
451
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
A-213
STAFF
1/20-5/17
How the American Media have Represented Race, Class, Gender and Sexuality Since the Early 20th Century? What is ideology? How do the media work to
represent people and things? How and why are social groups formed? How do individuals interact with group mediated images? In order to examine these sorts of questions,
each week we will have a lecture, discussion, screening and a group activity or presentation. While the primary focus will be on film, we will also pay attention to other forms
of mass communication such as television programs, animation, print and broadcast journalism and advertisements.
13665
452
Evening
TR
5pm-6:50pm
F-331
M Richardson
2/09-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events will focus on communication breakdown, perceptual differences and
media portrayals of tragic events.This course is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past
provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of events as well as reveal our own constructions of
those events.
13956
453
Evening
T
6pm-8:30pm
C-223
T Barron
1/19-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication
breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of
events as well as reveal our own constructions of those events.
14016
486
Weekend
S
9am-11:50am
T-204
K Batey
1/16-5/17
Communication Breakdown, Perceptual Differences and Media Portrayals of Tragic Events is designed to take a reflective approach to exploring communication
breakdown and phenomena. Examples from the past provide an excellent framework for present and future discussion. We will analyze and deconstruct media portrayals of
events as well as reveal our own constructions of those events.
IDS:201
CAPSTONE
4 cr
13800
401
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
B-112
M Hurley
1/19-5/17
TV History & Criticism will require that you watch, read, think and write critically about television, the predominant meaning-producing and entertainment medium of the
past 50 years. We'll examine the social, cultural, technological, and economic impact of TV as well as its history and aesthetic properties and conventions. In order to gain an
understanding of the ways that television works, you will be required to write three brief essays, one content analysis of TV programming, and two critical studies of
television programs. You will also be required to conduct your own research and make two oral presentations. Your work over the semester will culminate in the production of
a portfolio in which you will demonstrate your mastery of the theories and concepts presented in the course in your original writing and research.
14139
403
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
T-204
D Yezbick
1/19-5/17
Four Color Culture. From 1900 to now, comics, graphic novels, and sequential art have developed into one of the most diverse narrative forms in America. Come explore how
artists and writers merge words and pictures into some of our culture’s most colorful and popular narratives. From Walt Disney to Sin City, from WWII superheroes to
multicultural activists, we examine how a variety of graphic novels and picture stories influence and define our world. Special attention will be paid to the critical analysis of
page design and story form, as well as larger issues of visual representation and reader engagement. Anyone interested in cartooning, graphic design, popular culture,
journalism, American studies, advertising, literature or media studies is encouraged to attend. Reading will be significant, but the rewards will be invaluable.
14163
404
Day
TR
1pm-3pm
G-321
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Social Documentary Photography explores the history, development and current use of social documentary and journalistic photography as a dissonant moral force,
propaganda and agent of change in society. Special attention will be paid to comparing the historical versus contemporary efficacy of this branch of photography and
photojournalism. Special attention will be paid to questions concerning the effects of such photographs on those physically removed from the events and powerless to alter
them.
14890
406
Day
MW
9am-10:50am
T-105
M Kruger
1/16-5/17
History, Politics, and Culture of 1960s America is concerned with the study of American history, politics and culture during the period surrounding and including the 1960s.
We will review various examples of American culture from those years by focusing on history, politics, literature, film and music. During the course of the term, we will focus
on various themes which characterized those years; consider how those themes were reflected in the history, politics, literature, film and music; and determine what is unique
about the period and what effect it has on American politics and culture today.
15541
407
Day
TR
1pm-2:50pm
D-215
D Brown
1/19-5/17
Exploring Hip Hop: The Fate of Art in the Post-Industrial America is designed to give students an understanding of the political, economic and social forces that
created the musical genre known as Hip-Hop, and how those forces have continued to influence the music up until the present day. Students will discuss Hip-Hop's
relationship with major developments in American History while also realizing Hip-Hop's connection with their own lived experiences.
15563
408
Day
TR
11am-12:50pm
S Osburn
1/19-5/17
Persuasion in the Media. In an environment where we are bombarded with persuasive messages, the task of making informed decisions is increasingly challenged, so this
writing and speaking intensive capstone course will use an interdisciplinary approach to examine the ways that persuaders use electronic media to influence our attitudes,
beliefs, values, and behavior. You will write brief responses, in essay form, to a weekly assignment from the text. You will also be required to conduct your own research and
make two oral presentations and complete a group media production project. Your work over the semester will culminate in the production of a portfolio in which you will
demonstrate your mastery of the theories and concepts presented in the course in your original writing, speaking and research.
15632
410
Day
TR
1pm-2:50pm
TBA
D Yezbick
1/19-5/17
Feast Your Eyes! Food, Film and Global Media. Come explore how various cultures and countries have merged the cinematic and the culinary arts into powerful narratives
about family, ethnicity, identity, and love. Examine how media defines the interdisciplinary qualities of each culture's conflicts and cuisine. From heroic chefs and outlandish
meals to family dramas and food fables, join us and sample some superbly sensuous and satisfying visual feasts.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
85
Forest Park
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Forest Park
14813
423
Day
MW
2pm-3:50pm
C-225
M Kruger
2/08-5/17
History, Politics, and Culture of 1960s America is concerned with the study of American history, politics and culture during the period surrounding and including the 1960s.
We will review various examples of American culture from those years by focusing on history, politics, literature, film and music. During the course of the term, we will focus
on various themes which characterized those years; consider how those themes were reflected in the history, politics, literature, film and music; and determine what is unique
about the period and what effect it has on American politics and culture today.
14521
450
Evening
M
5pm-8:50pm
T-106
M Kruger
1/16-5/17
History, Politics, and Culture of 1960s America is concerned with the study of American history, politics and culture during the period surrounding and including the 1960s.
We will review various examples of American culture from those years by focusing on history, politics, literature, film and music. During the course of the term, we will focus
on various themes which characterized those years; consider how those themes were reflected in the history, politics, literature, film and music; and determine what is unique
about the period and what effect it has on American politics and culture today.
14522
451
Evening
W
5pm-8:50pm
T-106
M Kruger
1/16-5/17
History, Politics, and Culture of 1960s America is concerned with the study of American history, politics and culture during the period surrounding and including the 1960s.
We will review various examples of American culture from those years by focusing on history, politics, literature, film and music. During the course of the term, we will focus
on various themes which characterized those years; consider how those themes were reflected in the history, politics, literature, film and music; and determine what is unique
about the period and what effect it has on American politics and culture today.
14154
474
Evening/Hybrid
TBA
NET
T Pearson
1/20-5/17
W
6:01pm-7:30pm
D-215
1/27-5/17
Modern Influences in Changing Communications. Communication in today's world has taken on a new perspective. People and organizations have embraced a variety of
technical influences. These changes in written communications have created an even wider variety of rules and demands and social etiquette to accompany the trending
changes in communication. This is a hybrid class where most of the work is submitted via Blackboard. Six class meetings are mandatory - class meetings are January 27,
February 10, March 3, March 24, April 14 and May 5. If you have any questions, e-mail Todd Pearson at tpearson@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14155
475
Evening/Hybrid
W
7:45pm-9:15pm
D-215
2/10-5/17
TBA
NET
T Pearson
2/08-5/17
Modern Influences in Changing Communications. Communication in today's world has taken on a new perspective. People and organizations have embraced a variety of
technical influences. These changes in written communications have created an even wider variety of rules and demands and social etiquette to accompany the trending
changes in communication. This is a hybrid class where most of the work is submitted via Blackboard. Six class meetings are mandatory - class meetings are February 10,
March 3, March 24, April 14 and May 5. If you have any questions, e-mail Todd Pearson at tpearson@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
International Business
IB:100
14586
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
401
Day
3 cr
J Jones
MW
11am-12:15pm
F-325
MW
5pm-6:40pm
A-221
MW
7pm-8:40pm
C-213
4 cr
M Brandle
4 cr
M Brandle
W
6pm-9:20pm
TBA
4 cr
A Kawasaki
1/20-5/17
Italian
ITL:103
12966
ITL:104
10173
ELEMENTARY ITALIAN I
450
Evening
ELEMENTARY ITALIAN II
450
Evening
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Japanese
JPN:101
14259
MODERN JAPANESE I
450
Evening
1/20-5/17
Library & Information Studies
LIB:101
INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY AND ONLINE RESEARCH
1 cr
14853
401
Day
W
2pm-3:15pm
LB-102B
P Forester
1/16-5/17
This section is designed for Honors credit if a grade of at least "B" is earned. Students must have a familiarity with Windows operating system and the Internet. See advisor
or counselor.
Management
MGT:204
BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
3 cr
10523
451
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
E-317
N Peppes
1/25-5/17
14689
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
A Cole
1/19-5/17
Students will be required to come to campus for a midterm and a final exam. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning. After registering for the course, e-mail your instructor at acole56@stlcc.edu using my.stlcc.edu student e-mail address.
Marketing
MKT:203
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
3 cr
10525
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
F-327
A Cole
1/19-5/17
14690
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
A Cole
1/19-5/17
Students will be required to come to campus for a midterm and a final exam. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning. After registering for the course, e-mail your instructor at acole56@stlcc.edu using my.stlcc.edu student e-mail address.
Mass Communications
MCM:101
INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS
10068
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
G-325
15640
462
Evening
M
6pm-9:20pm
TBA
15748
403
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
M Richardson
P Hanson
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/16-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
MCM:110
JOURNALISM I: WRITING AND REPORTING
3 cr
15569
101
Day
MW
11:30am-12:45pm
TBA
S Osburn
1/25-5/17
MCM:113
APPLIED JOURNALISM
3 cr
13803
401
Day
W
1pm-3:30pm
SC-138
T Maddox
1/20-5/17
MCM:120
INTRODUCTION TO BROADCASTING
3 cr
10070
401
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
T-105
M Richardson
1/19-5/17
MCM:124
RADIO PRODUCTION
3 cr
10073
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-221
J Clayton
1/19-5/17
MCM:125
SCRIPTWRITING FOR TV AND FILM
3 cr
10074
461
Evening
MW
5pm-6:40pm
T-104
D Yezbick
2/08-5/17
MCM:132
MAJOR THEMES IN FILM
3 cr
13802
4XA
Day
F
10am-12:30pm
T-204
M Hurley
1/22-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive and will focus on the style/genre known as Film Noir, dark-themed Hollywood crime films of the 1940s-50s. It is recommended
that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
15557
4XB
Day
MW
1pm-2:40pm
TBA
M Hurley
2/08-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive and will focus on International Cinema. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this
course. This writing and speaking intensive course.
12924
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
MCM:135
COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN FOR THE WWW I
14178
402
Day
MW
MCM:140
INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING
10125
421
Evening
MW
MCM:141
PUBLIC RELATIONS
15730
450
Evening
R
MCM:201
MEDIA INTERNSHIP I
14167
403
Arranged
TBA
Instructor permission is required.
MCM:202
MEDIA INTERNSHIP II
15141
401
Arranged
Instructor permission required.
MCM:211
13290
APPLIED PUBLIC RELATIONS
401
Day
TBA
3 cr
E Richards
3 cr
J David
3 cr
P Hanson
3 cr
S Osburn
TBA
3 cr
S Osburn
11am-2pm
F-412
5:15pm-6:55pm
LB-031
6pm-9:30pm
T-104
TBA
3 cr
E Richards
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/16-5/17
3/22-5/17
T
R
12pm-1:15pm
12pm-1:15pm
F-411
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
TR
12:01pm-1:15pm
TBA
3 cr
E Richards
1/19-5/17
G-412
3 cr
A Smith
1/19-5/17
LB-025
B Edwards
2/09-5/17
TBA
STAFF
2/08-5/17
A-321
G-327
G-321
A-313
G-327
G-321
A-219
G-323
A-219
G-117
A-213
A-215
A-313
G-115
A-313
A-219
A-217
G-115
A-221
3 cr
S Irons
G Shepek
S Pemberton
S Sabharwal
R Shrinivas
G Shepek
J Clark
N Helle
S Sabharwal
D Beal
S Irons
B Wilke-Grimm
D Beal
D Unverferth
A Noori-Khajavi
J Higgins
D Wolters
M Love
D Holtzer
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Instructor permission required.
MCM:217
PUBLICATIONS WRITING
12814
401
Day
Instructor permission required.
MCM:219
MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS
13418
450
Evening
TR
6pm-7:15pm
Flash 8 will be taught.
10131
462
Evening
TR
6pm-7:40pm
Nonlinear Video Editing will be taught using Avid XPress DV system on Windows XP.
15731
464
Evening
W
6pm-9:30pm
Nonlinear Video Editing will be taught using Final Cut Pro software on a Mac platform.
Mathematics
MTH:020
12587
12903
15657
12589
12590
12591
12593
12904
12594
12595
12596
15658
12597
12598
15445
12599
12600
15615
12601
PRE ALGEBRA
401
Day
402
Day
403
Day
404
Day
405
Day
406
Day
408
Day
410
Day
411
Day
412
Day
413
Day
414
Day
415
Day
416
Day
417
Day
418
Day
419
Day
420
Day
421
Day
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
8am-8:50am
8am-8:50am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-12:15pm
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
87
Forest Park
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Forest Park
Course
CRN
Title
Section
12602
14443
12603
12905
12906
12907
15614
12909
12910
12831
12911
15604
12912
13363
13364
12963
12604
12913
12839
12605
12914
13173
13174
14730
MTH:030
12606
12607
12608
12609
12610
15620
12611
12612
12613
15682
12614
12615
12616
15619
12617
12618
15618
15681
12619
12620
12621
12622
15617
15679
15675
12623
12624
13428
13488
13680
15768
15772
15773
15774
13369
15672
15622
15623
12942
13992
12626
12627
12628
12629
12964
12630
12631
422
Day
423
Day
424
Day
425
Day
426
Day
427
Day
428
Day
429
Day
430
Day
441
Day
442
Day
443
Day
444
Day
445
Day
446
Day
450
Evening
452
Evening
454
Evening
456
Evening
461
Evening
462
Evening
463
Evening
464
Evening
486
Weekend
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
401
Day
402
Day
403
Day
404
Day
405
Day
406
Day
407
Day
408
Day
409
Day
410
Day
411
Day
412
Day
413
Day
414
Day
415
Day
416
Day
417
Day
418
Day
419
Day
420
Day
421
Day
422
Day
423
Day
424
Day
425
Day
426
Day
427
Day
428
Day
429
Day
431
Day
437
Day
438
Day
439
Day
440
Day
441
Day
442
Day
443
Day
444
Day
445
Day
446
Day
450
Evening
451
Evening
452
Evening
453
Evening
454
Evening
461
Evening
462
Evening
Type
Day
Time
Location
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
MW
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
S
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:15pm
12:30pm-2:20pm
12pm-1:10pm
1:15pm-2:25pm
2:20pm-3:30pm
2pm-3:50pm
2:45pm-4:35pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
7pm-8:15pm
5pm-6:50pm
5pm-6:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
9am-12pm
G-117
G-323
A-221
F-327
G-327
G-325
A-325
A-323
A-221
A-325
G-323
A-319
G-327
G-327
A-311
A-325
A-311
A-325
A-325
A-311
A-319
B-413
A-321
A-325
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MW
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
TR
MW
TR
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
8am-8:50am
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:15pm
8am-9:50am
9am-10:10am
10:20am-11:30am
11:40am-12:50pm
12pm-1:50pm
12pm-1:50pm
1pm-2:10pm
1pm-2:50pm
2pm-3:10pm
2pm-3:50pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
7pm-8:15pm
5pm-6:50pm
5pm-6:50pm
G-325
A-325
A-219
G-117
A-217
A-319
A-313
A-323
G-327
B-215
G-117
F-331
A-311
A-319
G-325
F-327
G-327
G-327
B-213
A-313
F-329
G-327
A-323
A-321
F-329
A-311
A-313
A-221
A-313
A-311
F-331
G-111
G-111
G-111
G-117
F-331
G-325
A-321
A-213
A-319
A-313
A-313
A-321
G-327
G-321
A-321
A-325
Credits
Instructor
R Shrinivas
L Teren
D Beal
N Graham
L Teren
D Beal
R Wilke
J Higgins
D Holtzer
J Clark
R Wilke
A Noori-Khajavi
R Williams
R Wilke
R Wilke
A Grant
E Bolden
A Grant
E Bolden
B McDaniels
G Clark
B McDaniels
G Clark
R Wilke
3 cr
B Carter
S Chambers
M Hughes
H Toll
D Beal
E Corich
S Chambers
B Fish
R Shrinivas
D Holtzer
N Helle
G Shepek
S Chambers
L Fish
D Unverferth
R Williams
H Toll
D Beal
M Hughes
B Fish
A Noori-Khajavi
H Toll
B Carter
D Wolters
A Noori-Khajavi
S Irons
S Chambers
B Fish
D Beal
S Irons
R Wilke
R Wilke
R Wilke
R Wilke
M Wisler
R Wilke
N Graham
R Wilke
D Wolters
N Graham
J Schmidt
C O'Neill
D Smith
J Koeneker
S Smith
STAFF
G York
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
13161
13175
12632
MTH:040
12633
14416
12634
13066
13112
MTH:080
14418
14420
14421
14422
14731
15372
15376
15377
15379
15383
15384
15386
15387
15388
15389
15390
15391
15392
15607
15609
15610
15394
14423
14424
15398
15779
MTH:081
14425
15399
15401
15402
15407
15612
15613
14429
14430
MTH:108
10625
10626
10627
12943
10628
MTH:124
10629
12813
MTH:140
10638
10639
13139
13177
10643
10644
13957
10645
10646
12810
15616
13712
10647
10649
10652
463
Evening
MW
464
Evening
TR
486
Weekend
S
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA AND BASIC MATH
401
Day
MWF
402
Day
TR
403
Day
MWF
421
Day
MWF
450
Evening
TR
BASIC MATH SKILLS I
401
Day
MWF
402
Day
TR
403
Day
MWF
404
Day
MWF
405
Day
TR
406
Day
TR
407
Day
MWF
408
Day
MWF
409
Day
MWF
410
Day
MWF
411
Day
TR
412
Day
TR
413
Day
MWF
414
Day
TR
415
Day
TR
416
Day
TR
417
Day
MWF
418
Day
TR
430
Day
MWF
431
Day
MWF
432
Day
TR
450
Evening
MW
451
Evening
TR
452
Evening
MW
453
Evening
TR
460
Evening
MW
BASIC MATH SKILLS II
401
Day
MWF
403
Day
TR
405
Day
MWF
406
Day
TR
407
Day
MWF
409
Day
TR
411
Day
TR
450
Evening
MW
451
Evening
TR
ELEMENTARY APPLIED MATHEMATICS
401
Day
MWF
402
Day
TR
403
Day
MWF
404
Day
TR
450
Evening
TR
TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS I
401
Day
MWF
450
Evening
TR
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
401
Day
MWF
402
Day
TR
403
Day
MWF
404
Day
TR
405
Day
MWF
406
Day
MWF
407
Day
MWF
408
Day
TR
409
Day
MWF
410
Day
TR
411
Day
TR
422
Day
MWF
450
Evening
MW
451
Evening
TR
452
Evening
MW
Type
Day
Time
Location
7pm-8:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
9am-12pm
A-323
A-219
A-323
9am-10:25am
9:30am-11:45am
10:30am-11:55am
12pm-1:50pm
7pm-9:15pm
A-323
G-119
A-323
G-325
A-311
8am-8:50am
8am-9:15am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12pm-12:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:15pm
12pm-1:10pm
1:20pm-2:30pm
2pm-3:50pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
7pm-8:15pm
5pm-6:50pm
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
G-229
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
10am-10:50am
11am-12:15pm
11am-11:50am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
F-211
F-211
F-211
TBA
F-211
F-211
F-211
F-211
F-211
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-11:50am
11am-12:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
B-215
A-311
B-213
A-325
G-325
10am-10:50am
7pm-8:15pm
A-219
C-219
8am-8:50am
8am-9:15am
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-12:15pm
12pm-12:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
1pm-2:10pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
A-325
A-319
A-325
A-319
A-325
A-321
A-319
A-319
A-313
A-319
A-215
A-311
A-319
D-215
A-319
Credits
Instructor
STAFF
G York
B Hinds
5 cr
S Irons
J Clark
E Corich
N Greer
C O'Neill
3 cr
B Lewis
B Carter
B Lewis
N Graham
B Carter
S Pemberton
B Lewis
N Graham
N Greer
N Helle
STAFF
C McArthur
D Unverferth
B Hinds
C McArthur
B Hinds
R Wilke
L Teren
M Love
M Love
R Wilke
E Negash
J Risch
E Negash
J Risch
M Williams
3 cr
STAFF
A Koric
R Williams
S Pemberton
STAFF
A Koric
R Wilke
J Koeneker
M Wallace
3 cr
L Ullery
M Hughes
L Ullery
N Graham
S Smith
3 cr
J Clark
W Thomas
3 cr
S Chambers
S Daugherty
A Koric
S Daugherty
M Wisler
S Irons
M Wisler
J Higgins
L Ullery
S Daugherty
J Higgins
S Irons
L Adams
K Jones
L Adams
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Dates
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Forest Park
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Forest Park
Course
CRN
Title
Section
12162
10789
MTH:144
12385
12386
MTH:154
13101
MTH:160C
12340
12341
12342
12346
12347
12944
13255
13059
13148
12357
12343
12344
12345
14732
13294
MTH:165
12377
MTH:166
12378
MTH:170
10664
13724
MTH:185
10666
10667
MTH:186
13100
MTH:210
10668
13182
MTH:215
15718
MTH:220
10669
10670
MTH:230
10671
15467
MTH:240
10672
453
Evening
TR
486
Weekend
S
TECHNICAL ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY
401
Day
MWF
450
Evening
TR
TECHNICAL ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS
450
Evening
MW
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
401
Day
MWF
402
Day
TR
403
Day
MWF
404
Day
TR
405
Day
MWF
406
Day
TR
407
Day
MWF
408
Day
TR
409
Day
TR
421
Day
MWF
450
Evening
MW
451
Evening
TR
452
Evening
MW
453
Evening
TR
480
Weekend
S
STRUCTURES OF MATHEMATICAL SYSTEMS I
450
Evening
M
STRUCTURES OF MATHEMATICAL SYSTEMS II
450
Evening
M
TRIGONOMETRY
401
Day
MWF
451
Evening
MW
PRECALCULUS
401
Day
MWF
450
Evening
TR
SURVEY OF CALCULUS
450
Evening
MW
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS I
401
Day
MWF
450
Evening
MW
LINEAR ALGEBRA
450
Evening
MW
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS II
401
Day
MWF
450
Evening
MW
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS III
401
Day
MWF
451
Evening
MW
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
450
Evening
TR
Type
Day
Credits
Instructor
Time
Location
7pm-8:15pm
9am-12pm
A-313
A-313
9am-10:25am
7pm-9:30pm
G-327
A-319
7pm-8:40pm
A-323
7:40am-8:50am
8:45am-10:25am
8:40am-9:50am
9:16am-10:56am
11am-12:10pm
11am-12:40pm
12pm-1:10pm
12:30pm-2:10pm
2pm-3:40pm
12:15pm-1:55pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
7pm-8:40pm
7pm-8:40pm
9am-1pm
A-323
A-321
A-311
A-325
A-325
A-321
A-319
A-323
A-313
A-325
G-327
A-323
G-325
A-323
A-311
7pm-9:40pm
A-313
7pm-9:40pm
B-217
11am-11:50am
5:30pm-6:45pm
A-313
A-323
9am-10:25am
7pm-9:30pm
G-327
A-319
7pm-8:40pm
B-219
9am-10:25am
7pm-9:15pm
A-321
A-311
5:30pm-6:45pm
G-325
11:30am-12:55pm
7pm-9:15pm
A-311
A-321
12pm-1:25pm
7pm-9:15pm
A-321
G-325
5pm-6:15pm
A-217
D Smith
L Adams
5 cr
B Carter
J Grothe
4 cr
J Grothe
4 cr
L Fish
E Corich
J Higgins
L Fish
A Noori-Khajavi
E Corich
J Clark
B Carter
A Koric
S Chambers
A Potter
W Thomas
A Potter
K Jones
T Singleton
3 cr
S Sabharwal
3 cr
S Sabharwal
3 cr
L Fish
E Marcanik
5 cr
B Carter
J Grothe
4 cr
J Grothe
5 cr
S Daugherty
C Hallermann
3 cr
R Wilke
5 cr
A Koric
E Marcanik
5 cr
S Daugherty
R Wilke
3 cr
C Burkhardt
5:30pm-8pm
F-017
3 cr
W Stevens
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Mechanical Engineering Technology
ME:101
10674
WELDING TECHNOLOGY
450
Evening
MW
1/20-5/17
Music
MUS:102
MUSIC THEORY II
4 cr
10502
401
Day
MW
10am-11:40am
T-165
T Zirkle
MUS:103
BASIC MUSIC
3 cr
10503
401
Day
MWF
11am-11:40am
T-105
M Hughes
MUS:113
HISTORY OF JAZZ
3 cr
10504
401
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
T-104
J Crews
10507
450
Evening
W
7pm-9:30pm
T-105
T Perry
MUS:114
THE ENJOYMENT OF MUSIC
3 cr
10509
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
T-204
M Hughes
14629
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Zirkle
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. All students should contact Dr. Tom Zirkle at
tzirkle@stlcc.edu prior to start date.
14633
476
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Zirkle
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. All students should contact Dr. Tom Zirkle at
tzirkle@stlcc.edu prior to start date.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
90
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
MUS:115
VOICE I
10513
401
Day
MUS:121
CLASS PIANO I
10524
401
Day
10526
486
Weekend
MUS:122
CLASS PIANO II
10527
486
Weekend
MUS:128
SURVEY OF ROCK MUSIC
10528
421
Day
MUS:130
BEGINNING GUITAR
12675
401
Day
MUS:131
CHORUS
12666
421
Day
MUS:141
APPLIED MUSIC I
12157
401
Day
Open to music major only.
MUS:142
APPLIED MUSIC II
12158
401
Day
Open to music major only.
15131
402
Day
Open to music major only.
MUS:150
13553
13554
13555
13556
MUS:153
13564
MUS:154
15105
MUS:202
13346
MUS:221
10622
MUS:222
10659
MUS:254
14108
Day
Time
Location
TR
10am-10:50am
T-165
TR
S
9am-9:50am
9am-10:50am
T-119
T-119
S
11am-12:50pm
T-119
TR
9am-10:40am
T-105
MW
1pm-1:50pm
T-165
TR
12:30pm-1:40pm
T-165
Credits
Instructor
Dates
TBA
TBA
2 cr
T Perry
2 cr
T Perry
S Bemberg
2 cr
S Bemberg
3 cr
J Crews
2 cr
K Quinn
1 cr
M Hughes
2 cr
T Zirkle
TBA
TBA
2 cr
T Zirkle
1/16-5/17
TBA
TBA
T Zirkle
3/22-5/17
FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC TECHNOLOGY
401
Day
TR
421
Day
TR
450
Evening
M
461
Evening
M
DRUM MACHINE PROGRAMMING
461
Evening
R
MUSIC RECORDING WITH PRO TOOLS I
461
Evening
W
MUSIC THEORY IV
401
Day
MW
CLASS PIANO III
486
Weekend
S
CLASS PIANO IV
486
Weekend
S
MUSIC RECORDING WITH PRO TOOLS II
462
Evening
T
11am-12:40pm
11am-12:40pm
6pm-9:20pm
6pm-9:20pm
F-410
F-410
F-410
F-410
6pm-9:20pm
T-161
6pm-9:20pm
T-161
2pm-3:40pm
T-165
11am-12:50pm
T-119
11am-12:50pm
T-119
6pm-9:20pm
T-161
2 cr
S Thomas
S Thomas
J Potthoff
J Potthoff
2 cr
J Laufersweiler
2 cr
S Thomas
4 cr
T Zirkle
2 cr
S Bemberg
2 cr
S Bemberg
2 cr
S Thomas
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-3/14
3/23-5/17
1/25-3/14
3/22-5/17
3/25-5/17
3/24-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
3/23-5/17
Nursing
NUR:101
10207
13345
FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
401
Day
402
Day
W
R
M
T
R
M
11am-11:50am
1pm-2:50pm
OFF CAMPUS
B-112
B-112
OFF CAMPUS
B-112
B-112
R
R
8am-9:50am
1pm-2:50pm
C-413
C-413
W
W
11am-12:40pm
1:10pm-2:50pm
C-413
C-413
MW
R
F
8am-11am
B-110
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
12:30pm-2:20pm
1pm-3:50pm
B-112
OFF CAMPUS
A-112
11am-11:50am
A-112
12pm-1:50pm
OFF CAMPUS
D-215
NUR:102
10218
10221
NUR:105
10223
12354
NUR:108
10235
NURSING LABORATORY PRACTICUM I
401
Day
402
Day
NURSING LABORATORY PRACTICUM II
401
Day
402
Day
NURSING OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN I
401
Day
NUR:201
10245
NURSING OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN II
401
Day
T
TWRF
M
CONTEMPORARY NURSING
401
Day
T
MANAGEMENT SKILLS IN NURSING
401
Day
TBA
M
NUR:203
10247
NUR:204
10249
11am-11:50am
1pm-2:50pm
5 cr
G Urban
G Urban
1 cr
K Rizzo
K Rizzo
1 cr
C Godfrey
C Godfrey
8 cr
T Chapman
9 cr
G Breed
1 cr
G Breed
3 cr
K Becker
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
91
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
Forest Park
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
NUR:205
10255
NURSING OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN III
401
Day
T
T
W
W
RF
Type
Day
Time
Location
9am-10:50am
1:30pm-4pm
9am-10:50am
12pm-1:50pm
B-110
A-112
C-112
A-112
OFF-CAMPUS
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
B-011
B-011
Credits
Instructor
8 cr
E Otto
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Paramedic Technology
Forest Park
PAR:201
PRINCIPLES OF PARAMEDIC TECHNOLOGY I
15793
476
Evening
TR
15793
476
Evening
TR
PAR:203
PHARMACOLOGY FOR PARAMEDICS
15828
476
Arranged
TR
PAR:211
PARAMEDIC LABORATORY I
15832
476
Arranged
TBA
An additional $157 will be added to the maintenance fee.
PARAMEDIC INTERNSHIP I
476
Arranged
TBA
1 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/12
TBA
1 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/13
B-011
PAR:221
PARAMEDIC CLINICAL I
15829
476
Arranged
TBA
An additional $55 for materials will be added to the maintenance fee.
PAR:223
15833
TBA
8 cr
D Meenach
D Meenach
3 cr
D Meenach
1 cr
D Meenach
TBA
1/19-5/13
1/19-5/13
1/19-5/13
1/20-5/12
Personal Development
PRD:102
CAREER EXPLORATION
12188
421
Day
W
14976
422
Day
M
14144
462
Evening
T
PRD:107
EXPLORATIONS FOR WOMEN I
12189
421
Day
W
PRD:108
PERSONAL GROWTH AND IDENTITY
12811
421
Day
R
This class focuses on exploration for males.
12816
422
Day
T
12829
461
Day
T
This class focuses on exploration for males.
14212
H01
Day
W
Class will be held at the Harrison Education Center, 4666 Natural Bridge Road.
12pm-1:20pm
10am-11:20am
5:30pm-6:50pm
B-213
F-215
F-219
1pm-2:20pm
F-215
12:30pm-2:30pm
C-225
1 cr
R Johnson
B French
S Knight
1 cr
B French
2 cr
A Jones
11am-12:25pm
5:30pm-7pm
F-215
F-221
M Rhodes
R Johnson
2/09-5/17
2/08-5/17
9am-3pm
HNEC
R Johnson
1/04-5/30
2/10-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
2/10-5/17
2/11-5/17
PRD:109
HABIT CHANGE
1 cr
13365
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
K Swyers
2/08-4/09
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. After registering for the course, e-mail your instructor at
kswyers@stlcc.edu or call 314-644-9239.
PRD:110
LEARNING TO COPE WITH TEST ANXIETY
15835
401
Day
T
PRD:114
COPING WITH STRESS
15834
401
Day
M
PRD:121
PERSONAL SUCCESS
15124
421
Day
W
Open to YouthBuild Program students only.
1pm-2:25pm
TBA
12pm-1:20pm
F-215
12:30pm-2:30pm
D-215
1 cr
M Rhodes
1 cr
K Swyers
1 cr
A Jones
2/09-4/10
2/08-4/09
1/04-5/30
Philosophy
PHL:101
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
10227
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-223
10228
402
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
C-223
10230
450
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
B-221
15654
486
Weekend
S
9am-3pm
TBA
PHL:102
INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC
13217
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
10232
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
W Hartmann
J Bollinger
J Bowman
STAFF
3 cr
W Hartmann
W Hartmann
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
3/27-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-3/14
PHL:103
WORLD RELIGIONS
3 cr
10741
4XA
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
C-221
T Lodato
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
12954
4WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Lodato
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
12955
4WB
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Lodato
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12821
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
PHL:105
BLACK PHILOSOPHY
3 cr
10236
401
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
C-217
J Harris
1/20-5/17
PHL:109
BIO-MEDICAL ETHICS
3 cr
12375
401
Day
T
1pm-3:40pm
B-221
S Sinclair
1/19-5/17
10237
450
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
B-221
S Sinclair
1/20-5/17
PHL:112
BUSINESS ETHICS
3 cr
13839
4WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Toma
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Physical Education
PE:109
BASIC FITNESS I
14707
403
Day
Emphasis on kickboxing.
14709
404
Day
Emphasis on kickboxing.
PE:110
BASIC FITNESS II
14708
403
Day
Emphasis on kickboxing.
14710
404
Day
Emphasis on kickboxing.
PE:111
10811
PE:120
13669
PE:122
12082
12083
12327
12084
14634
12382
12383
PE:123
12178
12085
12334
12086
14635
13668
12384
PE:129
12795
15661
15676
PE:130
10814
10815
10819
10820
10821
10822
10823
10824
10825
10827
10828
10829
BASKETBALL I
401
Day
COMMUNITY CPR
421
Day
DANCE AEROBICS
401
Day
402
Day
421
Day
422
Day
486
Day
450
Evening
461
Evening
DANCE AEROBICS II
401
Day
402
Day
421
Day
422
Day
486
Day
450
Evening
461
Evening
FIRST AID
401
Day
402
Evening
475
Weekend
FITNESS CENTER I
401
Day
402
Day
403
Day
404
Day
405
Day
406
Day
407
Day
408
Day
409
Day
410
Day
411
Day
412
Day
MW
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
1 cr
STAFF
1/18-3/10
MW
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
STAFF
3/22-5/17
MW
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
1 cr
STAFF
1/18-3/10
MW
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
STAFF
3/22-5/17
TR
11am-12:25pm
PE-NORTH GYM
TR
9:30am-10:55am
RE-WEST ROOM
MW
TR
MW
TR
S
MW
MW
11am-12:25pm
11am-12:25pm
11am-12:25pm
11am-12:25pm
10am-11:25am
5:30pm-6:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
MW
TR
MW
TR
S
MW
MW
11am-12:25pm
11am-12:25pm
11am-12:25pm
11am-12:25pm
10am-11:25am
5:30pm-6:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
TR
TR
S
9:30am-10:55am
5:30pm-6:55pm
9:30am-10:55am
PE-WEST ROOM
PE-WEST ROOM
PE-WEST ROOM
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MW
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
8am-8:55am
9am-9:55am
10am-10:55am
11am-11:55am
12pm-12:55pm
1pm-1:55pm
4pm-5:25pm
8am-9:25am
9:30am-10:55am
11am-12:25pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
2pm-3:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
2 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
93
1/19-3/11
4/13-5/13
1/18-3/10
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/18-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/18-3/10
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/18-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/19-4/01
2/09-5/13
3/13-5/15
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/14
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/10
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
Forest Park
PHL:104
ETHICS
3 cr
10233
401
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
A-221
J Bollinger
1/20-5/17
10234
450
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
C-225
J Bollinger
1/21-5/17
12399
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Forest Park
12097
421
Day
MWF
12099
422
Day
MWF
12098
423
Day
MWF
12100
424
Day
MWF
12101
425
Day
MWF
12102
426
Day
MWF
12103
427
Day
MW
12104
428
Day
TR
12152
429
Day
TR
12105
430
Day
TR
12106
431
Day
TR
12107
432
Day
TR
14606
440
Day
MW
14608
441
Day
MW
15666
442
Day
TR
15669
445
Day
TR
10830
450
Evening
MW
10832
452
Evening
TR
10833
453
Evening
TR
12108
461
Evening
MW
12110
463
Evening
TR
12111
464
Evening
TR
14024
486
Weekend
S
14021
487
Weekend
S
PE:131
FITNESS CENTER II
All students must attend a mandatory orientation session on the first day of class.
10834
401
Day
MWF
10835
402
Day
MWF
10836
403
Day
MWF
10837
404
Day
MWF
10838
405
Day
MWF
10839
406
Day
MWF
10840
407
Day
MW
10841
408
Day
TR
10842
409
Day
TR
10843
410
Day
TR
10848
411
Day
TR
10844
412
Day
TR
12112
421
Day
MWF
12113
422
Day
MWF
12114
423
Day
MWF
12115
424
Day
MWF
12116
425
Day
MWF
12117
426
Day
MWF
12118
427
Day
MW
12119
428
Day
TR
12184
429
Day
TR
12120
430
Day
TR
12121
431
Day
TR
12122
432
Day
TR
14607
440
Day
MW
14609
441
Day
MW
15667
442
Day
TR
15670
445
Day
TR
10857
450
Evening
MW
10853
452
Evening
TR
10854
453
Evening
TR
12123
461
Evening
MW
12125
463
Evening
TR
12126
464
Evening
TR
14026
486
Weekend
S
14022
487
Weekend
S
PE:132
TOTAL FITNESS
All students must attend a mandatory orientation session on the first day of class.
10851
401
Day
MWF
10856
402
Day
MWF
10858
403
Day
MWF
10859
404
Day
MWF
10860
405
Day
MWF
10861
406
Day
MWF
10862
407
Day
MW
Credits
Instructor
Time
Location
8am-8:55am
9am-9:55am
10am-10:55am
11am-11:55am
12pm-12:55pm
1pm-1:55pm
4pm-5:25pm
8am-9:25am
9:30am-10:55am
11am-12:25pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
2pm-3:25pm
2pm-3:25pm
2pm-3:25pm
4pm-5:25pm
4pm-5:30pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
7pm-8:25pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
7pm-8:25pm
9am-10:30am
10:30am-12pm
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/18-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
1/18-3/10
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
8am-8:55am
9am-9:55am
10am-10:55am
11am-11:55am
12pm-12:55pm
1pm-1:55pm
4pm-5:25pm
8am-9:25am
9:30am-10:55am
11am-12:25pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
2pm-3:25pm
8am-8:55am
9am-9:55am
10am-10:55am
11am-11:55am
12pm-12:55pm
1pm-1:55pm
4pm-5:25pm
8am-9:25am
9:30am-10:55am
11am-12:25pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
2pm-3:25pm
2pm-3:25pm
2pm-3:25pm
4pm-5:25pm
4pm-5:25pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
7pm-8:25pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
7pm-8:25pm
9am-10:30am
10:30am-12pm
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/16-3/14
1/18-3/10
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
1/18-3/11
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/18-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
1/18-3/10
1/19-3/11
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
8am-8:55am
9am-9:55am
10am-10:55am
11am-11:55am
12pm-12:55pm
1pm-1:55pm
4pm-5:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/12
1/18-3/10
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Dates
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
10863
408
Day
TR
8am-9:25am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
10864
409
Day
TR
9:30am-10:55am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
10865
410
Day
TR
11am-12:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
12850
411
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
10850
412
Day
TR
2pm-3:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
14204
421
Day
MW
8am-8:55am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12127
422
Day
MWF
9am-9:55am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12128
423
Day
MWF
10am-10:55am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12129
424
Day
MWF
11am-11:55am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12130
425
Day
MWF
12pm-12:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12131
426
Day
MWF
1pm-1:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12132
427
Day
MW
4pm-5:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12133
428
Day
TR
8am-9:25am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
12134
429
Day
TR
9:30am-10:55am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
12135
430
Day
TR
11am-12:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
12136
431
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
12137
432
Day
TR
2pm-3:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
14610
440
Day
MW
2pm-3:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/18-3/10
14611
442
Day
MW
2pm-3:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
15668
443
Day
TR
4pm-5:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
15678
445
Day
TR
4pm-5:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
10845
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/18-3/10
10846
452
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
10847
453
Evening
TR
7pm-8:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/19-3/11
12138
461
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/22-5/17
12140
463
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:55pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
12141
464
Evening
TR
7pm-8:25pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
3/23-5/17
14027
486
Weekend
S
9am-10:30am
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/16-5/17
14023
487
Weekend
S
10:30am-12pm
FITNESS CENTER
STAFF
1/16-5/17
PE:137
JUDO I
1 cr
14613
402
Day
S
12pm-1:25pm
PE-MAIN GYM
STAFF
1/16-5/17
PE:139
KARATE I
1 cr
11320
401
Day
TR
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
STAFF
1/19-3/11
13104
421
Day
TR
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
STAFF
3/23-5/17
PE:140
KARATE II
1 cr
11321
401
Day
TR
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
STAFF
1/19-3/11
13105
421
Day
TR
8am-9:25am
PE-MAIN GYM
STAFF
3/23-5/17
PE:142
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
1 cr
15680
402
Day
F
12pm-3pm
FITNESS CENTER
M Applegate
2/12-5/17
PE:161
STRESS MANAGEMENT
3 cr
13005
401
Day
MWF
10am-10:55am
PE-WEST ROOM
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13152
402
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:55pm
PE-WEST ROOM
M Applegate
1/19-5/17
15008
475
Day/Hybrid
T
2pm-4pm
PE-WEST ROOM
S Martin
1/19-5/17
Required class meetings are: Tuesday, January 19; February 3, 17, and 24; March 10 and 31; April 14 and 28; and May 12. Contact Sue Martin at sjmartin@stlcc.edu once you
have registered for the course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
PE:162
15662
15674
15664
PE:163
15663
15665
PE:165
14592
14597
PE:171
12796
PE:173
12095
PE:174
12142
12892
PE:177
12087
14625
14628
12089
SWIMMING I (BEGINNING/ELEMENTARY)
402
Day
MW
403
Day
TR
405
Day
MW
SWIMMING II (ALL LEVELS)
404
Day
MW
406
Day
MW
TAI CHI I
401
Day
MW
402
Day
MW
VOLLEYBALL I
421
Day
TR
WALKING FOR FITNESS
421
Day
MWF
WATER AEROBICS
401
Day
TR
421
Day
TR
WEIGHT TRAINING I
401
Day
MWF
403
Day
TR
404
Day
TR
421
Day
MWF
12pm-1:25pm
9:30am-10:55am
12pm-1:25pm
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
12pm-1:25pm
12pm-1:25pm
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
4pm-5:25pm
4pm-5:25pm
PE-MAIN GYM
PE-DANCE ROOM
9:30am-10:55am
PE-MAIN GYM
12pm-12:55pm
PE-MAIN GYM
11am-12:25pm
11am-12:25pm
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
12pm-12:55pm
9:30am-10:55am
9:30am-10:55am
12pm-12:55pm
PE-WEIGHT ROOM
PE-WEIGHTROOM
PE-WEIGHT ROOM
PE-WEIGHT ROOM
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
S Martin
S Martin
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/20-3/10
1/19-3/11
3/22-5/17
1/20-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/20-3/10
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/17
1/20-3/12
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
Forest Park
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Forest Park
PE:178
WEIGHT TRAINING II
12091
401
Day
MWF
12pm-12:55pm
PE-WEIGHT ROOM
14626
403
Day
TR
9:30am-10:55am
PE-WEIGHT ROOM
14627
404
Day
TR
9:30am-10:55am
PE-WEIGHT ROOM
12093
421
Day
MWF
12pm-12:55pm
PE-WEIGHT ROOM
PE:180
WELLNESS AND FITNESS CONCEPTS
13405
401
Day
TR
11am-12:25pm
PE-WEST ROOM
14131
402
Day
MWF
11am-11:55am
PE-WEST ROOM
14928
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
TBA
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14670
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
PE:181
14601
14602
15659
15660
12143
13106
15014
PE:182
15015
PE:566
14168
YOGA I (BEGINNING)
402
Day
403
Day
404
Day
405
Day
450
Evening
461
Evening
467
Weekend
YOGA II (ALL LEVELS/INTERMEDIATE)
468
Weekend
THEORY OF COACHING
474
Evening/Hybrid
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
3 cr
PED:116
14596
14598
14819
PILATES
401
402
404
MW
MW
MW
MW
TR
TR
S
2pm-3:25pm
2pm-3:25pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
10:30am-12:25pm
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-WEST ROOM
PE-WEST ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
S
12pm-1:50pm
PE-DANCE ROOM
STAFF
Dates
1/20-3/12
1/19-3/10
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/20-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
T
7pm-9pm
PE-WEST ROOM
1/16-5/17
TBA
NET
K Harder
1/16-5/17
Students will be required to attend an orientation session, a coaches’ panel and an exit project presentation. Required class meetings are: Tuesday, January 19, March 6 and
May 8. Contact Keith Harder at kharder2@stlcc.edu once you have registered for the course.
Day
Day
Weekend
TR
TR
U
1:30pm-3pm
1:30pm-3pm
3pm-4:30pm
PE-DANCE ROOM
PE-DANCE ROOM
FITNESS CENTER
MW
1pm-2:20pm
TBA
T
9am-11:50am
TBA
W
W
M
11am-11:50am
12pm-2:50pm
11am-12:50pm
A-317
A-317
A-317
MW
W
5:30pm-6:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
B-223
A-317
MW
F
9am-10:50am
8am-10:50am
A-317
A-317
T
R
9am-12:50pm
9am-11:50am
A-317
A-317
1 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-3/11
3/23-5/17
1/16-5/17
Physical Science
PSI:101
10121
PSI:111
12812
PHYSICAL SCIENCE LECTURE I
401
Day
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY I
401
Day
3 cr
J Collins
3 cr
J Collins
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Physics
PHY:111
10122
COLLEGE PHYSICS I
401
Day
PHY:112
10126
COLLEGE PHYSICS II
450
Evening
PHY:122
10127
ENGINEERING PHYSICS I
401
Day
PHY:223
10128
ENGINEERING PHYSICS II
401
Day
4 cr
J Morris
4 cr
J Morris
5 cr
J Morris
5 cr
J Morris
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
Political Science
PSC:101
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS
10246
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
B-225
10248
402
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
B-225
10250
403
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
B-225
10252
421
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
C-221
10253
450
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
B-225
13840
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14567
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
T Zant
T Zant
T Zant
T Zant
T Zant
T Zant
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
T Zant
1/19-5/17
PSC:104
BRITISH POLITICS AND SOCIETY
3 cr
12925
490
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/04-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
PSC:201
10254
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
401
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
C-225
3 cr
T Zant
1/20-5/17
PSY:200
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
10330
401
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
B-112
10332
402
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
B-112
10334
403
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
TBA
Taught with a Black Emphasis.
10339
404
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
D-215
10341
405
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
C-213
10344
406
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
A-217
10348
407
Day
TR
1pm-2:15pm
B-219
11966
450
Evening
MW
5pm-6:15pm
C-225
Taught with a Black Emphasis.
11967
451
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
C-217
14029
486
Weekend
S
9am-3pm
C-219
12258
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Cusumano
D Cusumano
B Munson
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
B Munson
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
STAFF
STAFF
D Cusumano
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
PSY:205
HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
10350
401
Day
TR
1pm-2:15pm
B-213
10353
402
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
TBA
14017
403
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
TBA
15354
450
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
TBA
PSY:208
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
10357
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
TBA
Taught with a Black Emphasis.
12794
450
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
TBA
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
B Munson
B Munson
B Munson
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/25-5/17
PSY:214
10358
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY
401
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
C-221
8am-8:50am
10am-10:50am
1pm-1:50pm
10am-10:50am
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
1pm-1:50pm
10am-10:50am
1pm-1:50pm
3pm-3:50pm
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
1pm-1:50pm
A-411
A-413
A-413
A-413
A-413
A-411
A-411
A-413
A-413
A-413
A-413
A-411
A-413
A-411
A-413
10am-10:50am
8am-8:50am
10am-10:50am
9am-9:50am
8am-8:50am
10am-10:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
A-413
A-411
A-413
A-411
A-411
A-413
A-411
A-413
A-413
A-411
1pm-2:50pm
A-413
12am-12:01am
OFF CAMPUS
7am-3:30pm
7am-3:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Radiologic Technology
XRT:102
10346
10351
10352
10354
10355
XRT:105
10360
10364
10366
10369
10371
XRT:107
10376
XRT:111
14185
XRT:112
10379
10383
RADIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES II
401
Day
F
F
M
402
Day
F
M
M
403
Day
F
F
M
404
Day
F
M
M
405
Day
F
F
M
PRINCIPLES OF RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE II
401
Day
MW
M
402
Day
MW
M
403
Day
W
MW
404
Day
W
MW
405
Day
MW
W
RADIOLOGIC PHYSICS I
401
Day
W
CLINICAL EDUCATION I
499
Day
TBA
CLINICAL EDUCATION II
401
Day
TR
402
Day
TR
3 cr
V Featherson
V Featherson
V Featherson
V Featherson
V Featherson
2 cr
J Hartwein
J Hartwein
J Hartwein
J Hartwein
J Hartwein
2 cr
J Hartwein
1 cr
V Featherson
2 cr
J Hartwein
V Featherson
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
97
1/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/04-5/30
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Forest Park
Psychology
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
XRT:208
10386
XRT:209
10389
XRT:214
10392
IMAGING AND SPECIAL TECHNIQUES
401
Day
RADIOBIOLOGY
401
Day
CLINICAL EDUCATION V
401
Day
Type
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
Dates
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
A-413
TR
9:30am-10:50am
A-413
MWF
7am-3:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
3 cr
S Polta
2 cr
D Brake
4 cr
V Featherson
9am-9:50am
G-117
2 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
10am-10:50am
F-331
STAFF
1/19-5/17
2pm-2:50pm
TBA
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11am-12:10pm
A-225
STAFF
2/08-5/17
8am-8:50am
F-408
1 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11am-11:50am
F-408
STAFF
1/19-5/17
3pm-3:50pm
F-408
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12:20pm-1:30pm
F-408
STAFF
2/08-5/17
10am-10:50am
TBA
2 cr
K Petroff
1/20-3/14
9am-9:50am
C-215
STAFF
1/20-5/17
9am-9:50am
C-215
STAFF
1/19-5/17
10am-10:50am
2pm-2:50pm
A-217
TBA
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
11am-12:10pm
C-221
STAFF
2/09-5/17
12:30pm-1:40pm
G-119
STAFF
2/08-5/17
12pm-1:10pm
5pm-5:50pm
F-221
C-225
STAFF
STAFF
2/09-5/17
1/19-5/17
9am-10:40am
F-408
STAFF
1/16-5/17
11am-11:50am
F-408
1 cr
K Petroff
1/20-5/17
10am-10:50am
F-408
STAFF
1/20-5/17
10am-10:50am
F-408
STAFF
1/19-5/17
9am-9:50am
2pm-3:50pm
F-408
F-408
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
12:20pm-1:30pm
F-408
STAFF
2/09-5/17
1:50pm-3pm
F-408
STAFF
2/08-5/17
1:30pm-2:40pm
6pm-6:50pm
F-408
F-408
STAFF
STAFF
2/09-5/17
1/19-5/17
11am-12:40pm
F-408
STAFF
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Reading
Forest Park
RDG:012
BASIC READING SKILLS
10483
401
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:013 Section 401.
14765
402
Day
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:013 Section 402.
15023
403
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:013 Section 403.
13366
421
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:013 Section 421.
RDG:013
BASIC READING SKILLS LAB
10540
401
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:012 Section 401.
14767
402
Day
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:012 Section 402.
15024
403
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:012 Section 403.
13367
421
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:012 Section 421.
RDG:016
DEVELOPMENTAL READING
10486
401
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 401.
10487
402
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 402
13142
403
Day
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 403.
15025
404
Day
WF
15621
405
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 405.
10488
421
Day
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 421.
13163
422
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 422.
15086
423
Day
TR
10489
450
Evening
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 450.
14833
486
Weekend
S
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:017 Section 486.
RDG:017
DEVELOPMENTAL READING LAB
12033
401
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 401.
13143
402
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 402.
13423
403
Day
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 403.
15026
404
Day
WF
15624
405
Day
F
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 405.
12038
421
Day
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 421.
13620
422
Day
MW
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 422.
15087
423
Day
TR
12036
450
Evening
TR
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 450.
14834
486
Weekend
S
Concurrent enrollment is required in RDG:016 Section 486.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
RDG:020
READING IMPROVEMENT
10490
401
Day
TR
10491
402
Day
MWF
10494
403
Day
TR
12396
404
Day
MWF
Concurrent enrollment is required in ENG:030 Section 412.
13621
405
Day
MWF
13622
406
Day
TR
15081
407
Day
MW
13159
408
Day
MWF
15625
409
Day
MWF
15626
410
Day
MW
15627
411
Day
TR
13623
421
Day
MW
10492
422
Day
MW
15416
423
Day
MWF
10498
450
Evening
TR
13368
451
Evening
MW
13370
452
Evening
MW
14918
453
Evening
MWR
10495
461
Evening
TR
RDG:030
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING
13624
401
Day
MWF
10531
402
Day
MW
10533
403
Day
MW
10534
404
Day
TR
13629
405
Day
TR
10535
406
Day
TR
13654
407
Day
MWF
13657
408
Day
TR
15628
409
Day
MWF
15629
410
Day
TR
15630
411
Day
W
13372
412
Day
MW
13371
413
Day
TR
13631
421
Day
MWF
10530
422
Day
MW
13655
423
Day
TR
10529
424
Day
TWR
13628
425
Day
MWF
10537
450
Evening
MW
12397
451
Evening
MW
13656
452
Evening
TR
10536
453
Evening
TR
14919
461
Evening
MWR
14018
486
Weekend
S
RDG:100
COLLEGE READING AND STUDY SKILLS
10510
401
Day
TR
10519
402
Day
TR
12358
403
Day
MW
10505
421
Day
MW
14917
451
Evening
MW
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
9:30am-10:45am
11am-11:50am
11am-12:15pm
10am-10:50am
G-113
TBA
B-219
F-221
3 cr
D Josten
D Benton
D Josten
D Benton
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
11am-12:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
10am-11:40am
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:15pm
2pm-3:15pm
8am-9:50am
10am-12:30pm
9am-10:40am
5:30pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
7pm-8:50pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
B-223
F-325
G-115
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
G-119
LB-031
TBA
G-321
C-217
C-225
B-415
B-223
9am-9:50am
12pm-1:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12pm-12:50pm
8am-9:15am
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:15pm
1pm-3:40pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
9:30am-10:45am
10am-11:40am
9am-10:50am
11am-12:50pm
11am-12:50pm
9am-10:40am
7pm-8:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:50pm
9am-12pm
A-213
B-415
TBA
TBA
A-311
A-217
B-413
A-223
TBA
TBA
TBA
G-113
T-106
TBA
G-113
G-115
LB-102B
TBA
B-213
A-213
D-217
B-219
B-415
B-223
9:30am-10:45am
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
10am-11:40am
5:30pm-6:45pm
D-217A
G-119
F-221
TBA
B-415
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
9am-11am
1pm-1:50pm
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
10am-10:50am
8:30am-10:20am
10am-10:50am
12:30pm-2:20pm
10am-10:50am
10:30am-12:20pm
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
STAFF
D Josten
D Benton
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
S Gardner
D Josten
D Benton
M Malone
M Malone
STAFF
M Malone
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D Josten
D Benton
M Malone
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
S Gardner
S Gardner
S Gardner
S Gardner
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
M Malone
K Petroff
K Petroff
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-3/14
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-3/14
2/09-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-3/14
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
Respiratory Therapy
RTH:125
10058
10059
13026
RTH:126
10060
10061
14147
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT
401
Day
MW
M
402
Day
MW
W
403
Day
W
MW
INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICAL VENTILATION
401
Day
TR
M
402
Day
TR
R
403
Day
TR
M
3 cr
J Fackelman
J Fackelman
J Fackelman
3 cr
E Conner
E Conner
E Conner
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
99
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
Forest Park
Spring 2010
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
RTH:128
10062
ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES
401
Day
Type
10063
402
Day
13027
403
Day
RTH:140
10064
RESPIRATORY CARE CLINICAL I
401
Day
RTH:225
10065
PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTING
401
Day
Forest Park
13287
402
Day
14856
403
Day
RTH:228
10066
RTH:245
10067
N.B.R.C. REVIEW
401
Day
RESPIRATORY CARE CLINICAL IV
401
Day
Day
Time
Location
TR
R
TR
T
TR
T
11am-11:50am
1pm-1:50pm
11am-11:50am
1:30pm-2:20pm
11am-11:50am
12:30pm-1:20pm
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
W
F
12pm-12:50pm
7am-3:30pm
D-413
TBA
W
MW
MW
F
MW
M
9am-10:50am
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
9am-10:50am
12pm-12:50pm
9am-10:50am
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
D-413
MF
11am-11:50am
D-413
TR
F
7am-3:30pm
12pm-12:50pm
TBA
D-413
W
6pm-9:20pm
TBA
Credits
Instructor
2 cr
J Brennan
J Brennan
J Brennan
1 cr
J Brennan
3 cr
E Conner
E Conner
STAFF
2 cr
J Brennan
2 cr
E Conner
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
Russian
RUS:101
14261
ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN I
450
Evening
4 cr
J Krizanec
1/20-5/17
SOC:101
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
10396
401
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
C-221
Taught with a Black emphasis.
10397
402
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
C-225
10398
403
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
C-225
10399
404
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
C-225
10400
405
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
C-225
10401
406
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
C-217
10402
421
Day
TR
1pm-2:40pm
C-219
10742
450
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
C-221
Taught with a Black emphasis.
10406
451
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
C-225
15547
452
Evening
M
7:30pm-10pm
TBA
Section 452 is a rotating section with section 453 for fire fighters. They can rotate between the two classes.
15548
453
Evening
T
7:30pm-10pm
TBA
Section 453 is a rotating section with section 452 for fire fighters. They can rotate between the two classes.
14030
486
Weekend
S
9am-3pm
C-217
12986
487
Weekend
S
9am-12pm
C-213
14675
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15538
475
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
A Nichols
STAFF
STAFF
A Nichols
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
STAFF
STAFF
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
STAFF
STAFF
A Nichols
3/27-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
A Nichols
1/19-5/17
SOC:126
STUDY OF PSYCHODYNAMIC SUBSTANCES
11942
401
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
D-217
SOC:203
CRIMINOLOGY AND DEVIANCE
14158
401
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
A-223
SOC:204
MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
15539
474
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
A Nichols
3 cr
A Nichols
SOC:211
11944
Sociology
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE
401
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
D-217
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I
401
Day
402
Day
403
Day
404
Day
405
Day
450
Evening
486
Weekend
MW
TR
MW
TR
F
W
S
11am-12:40pm
1pm-2:40pm
9am-10:40am
11am-12:40pm
8:30am-11:50am
6pm-9:20pm
9am-1pm
C-215
B-215
F-327
B-221
F-325
D-217A
A-217
4 cr
R Kettler
J LaGrone
J Kehr
J LaGrone
J Kehr
L Gonzalez
L Gonzalez
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
Spanish
SPA:101
10177
10178
10179
10180
14757
10181
10673
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
100
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
SPA:102
13213
10190
SPA:201
13113
ELEMENTARY SPANISH II
402
Day
450
Evening
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
450
Evening
Type
Day
Time
Location
TR
M
11am-12:40pm
6pm-9:20pm
A-213
F-221
TR
7pm-8:40pm
A-221
TR
10am-11:50am
F-012
TR
MWF
9am-9:50am
7am-3pm
F-012
HOSP
Credits
Instructor
4 cr
R Kettler
L Gonzalez
4 cr
R Wilson
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
Surgical Technology
ST:110
12938
ST:111
12939
SURGICAL PROCEDURES I
401
Day
SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL I
401
Day
4 cr
D Gerardot
8 cr
S Boedeker
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
THT:101
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
3 cr
13664
4XA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
T-104
C Moody
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
THT:108
10054
ACTING I
401
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
T-169
8:30am-12:50pm
HSP-214
8:30am-12:50pm
HSP-214
1pm-3:50pm
A-315
6pm-8:40pm
HSP-214
6pm-8:40pm
HSP-214
6pm-8:40pm
HSP-214
9am-11:40am
HSP-214
9am-10:40am
HSP-214
3 cr
C Moody
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Tourism
TUR:104
TRAVEL AND TOURISM FOUNDATIONS I
12390
401
Day
TWR
TUR:105
TRAVEL AND TOURISM FOUNDATIONS II
12391
421
Day
TWR
TUR:106
DOMESTIC/INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHY AND LANDMARKS
12673
401
Day
T
TUR:201
CONVENTION AND MEETING PLANNING
13136
450
Evening
T
TUR:223
SELLING LEISURE CRUISES AND TOURS
13274
450
Evening
R
TUR:230
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AND WORLD ISSUES
13273
450
Evening
W
TUR:235
CERTIFIED TRAVEL ASSOCIATE (CTA) PREP COURSE AND TEST
12676
486
Day
S
TUR:236
WORKPLACE LEARNING: TRAVEL AND TOURISM
13275
401
Day
F
Students will complete a 150-hour travel internship in a local travel business.
6 cr
C Mueller
10 cr
C Mueller
3 cr
J Collins
3 cr
M Schomaker
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
G Arnold
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
C Mueller
1/19-2/25
3/02-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/22-5/17
STLCC has plenty of
opportunities to help you
make the most of your
college experience - in
and out of the classroom.
Get Involved @
www.stlcc.edu/campuslife
Choose from more than
100 clubs, organizations and
athletic teams at STLCC.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
101
Forest Park
Theatre
St. Louis Community College
Courses at Meramec
................................................pgs. 102-150
www.stlcc.edu/mc • 11333 Big Bend Road, St. Louis, MO 63122-5720
Meramec
Meramec Directory
Access Office – disAbility Support Services –
314-984-7673
1st floor Clark Hall (Administration Building) AD 120
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm; Friday, 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/disAbility
Child Care Center – 314-984-7886
Located on the west side of campus off Couch Ave.
Monday-Friday: 7:30am-530pm
www.stlcc.edu/mc/child_care_center
Continuing Education – 314-984-7777
802 Couch Ave. (west side of campus)
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-7:30pm; Friday: 8:30am-4pm
www.stlcc.edu/continuing_education
Admissions/Registration – 314-984-7601
Campus Tours – 314-984-7965
1st floor Clark Hall (Administration Building)
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm; Friday: 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/admreg
Distance Learning – 314-539-5060
www.stlcc.edu/distance_learning
Advising and Counseling – 314-984-7575
2nd floor Clark Hall (Administration Building)
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm; Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Financial Aid – 314-984-7650
1st floor Clark Hall (Administration Building) AD102
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm; Friday: 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/financialaid
Assessment Center – 314-984-7596
Communications North 229
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm; Friday: 8am-4:30pm
South County Education & University Center
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm
Friday: 8am-4pm
See page 163 for more information.
Bookstore – 314-984-7660
1st floor Student Center
www.meramecbookstore.com
Bookstore hours are listed on the inside back cover
of this schedule.
Study Abroad – 314-539-5350
Office of International Education
www.stlcc.edu/programs/study_abroad
Transcripts – 314-644-9670
Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm
Central Student Records
5600 Oakland Avenue, Room B-13
St. Louis, MO 63110
Campus Life – 314-984-7641
Student Center 221
Monday-Thursday: 8am-7pm (ID’s made 10am-7pm)
Friday: 8am-4:30pm (ID’s made 10am-4pm)
www.stlcc.edu/mc/campus_life
Veterans' Services – 314-984-7496
1st floor Clark Hall (Administration Building)
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Campus Switchboard – 314-984-7500
Monday-Thursday: 7:30am-8:30pm; Friday: 7:30am-4:30pm
Saturday: 8:30am-noon
Cashier’s Office – 314-984-7736
1st floor Clark Hall (Administration Building)
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm; Friday: 8am-4pm;
Saturday: 8:30am-noon (limited services on Saturday)
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
102
Spring 2010
Meramec
Meramec Campus • 11333 Big Bend Road
I-270
MILEAGE GRID
(one way)
CC
CC
FV
FP
MC
SC
WW
17
7
18
17
30
16
21
31
29
11
16
24
12
20
FV
17
FP
7
16
MC
18
21
11
SC
17
31
16
12
WW
30
29
24
20
28
28
STLCC
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
103
St. Louis Community College
Spring 2010 Meramec Final Exam Schedule
May 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17 • Special Schedule Day, Wednesday, May 12
Section for which the starting time of the
first meeting each week during spring term was...
Will have a 1 hour 50
minute exam on...
TUESDAY, MAY 11
8 or 8:30 am
9, 9:30 or 10 am
10:30, 11 or 11:30 am
12 or 12:30 pm
1, 2 or 2:30 pm
3 - 6 pm inclusive*
6:30 pm and later
Tues. May 11, 7-8:50 am
Tues. May 11, 9-10:50 am
Tues. May 11, 11-12:50 pm
Thurs. May 13, 11-12:50 pm
Tues. May 11, 1-2:50 pm
Tues. May 11, regular class meeting time*
Tues. May 11, 8-9:50 pm
Meramec
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12
9 am
all other times between
8 am and noon inclusive*
Noon - 3 pm
3 - 6 pm inclusive*
6:30 pm and later
Wed. May 12, 9-10:50 am
Wed.
Wed.
Wed.
Wed.
May
May
May
May
12,
12,
12,
12,
7-8:50 am
1-2:50 pm
regular class meeting time*
8-9:50 pm
THURSDAY, MAY 13
9 am
1 pm
all other times between
8 am and 2 pm inclusive*
3 - 6 pm inclusive*
6:30 pm and later
Thurs. May 13, 11-12:50 pm
Thurs. May 13, regular class meeting time*
Thurs. May 13, 8-9:50 pm
FRIDAY, MAY 14
9 am
1 pm
all other starting times
6:30 pm and later
Fri.
Fri.
Fri.
Fri.
SATURDAY, MAY 15
all starting times
Sat. May 15, regular class meeting time
SUNDAY, MAY 16
all starting times
Sun. May 16, regular class meeting time
MONDAY, MAY 17
7 or 7:30 am
8 or 8:30 am
9 or 9:30 am
10 or 10:30 am
11 or 11:30 am
12 or 12:30 pm
1 or 1:30 pm
2 or 2:30 pm
3 - 6 pm inclusive*
6:30 pm and later
Mon. May 17, 7-8:50 am
Fri. May 14, 7-8:50 am
Mon. May 17, 9-10:50 am
Fri. May 14, 9-10:50 am
Mon. May 17, 11-12:50 pm
Fri. May 14, 11-12:50 pm
Mon. May 17, 1-2:50 pm
Fri. May 14, 1-2:50 pm
Mon. May 17, regular class meeting time*
Mon. May 17, 8-9:50 pm
Thurs. May 13, 9-10:50 am
Thurs. May 13, 1-2:50 pm
May
May
May
May
14,
14,
14,
14,
9am-10:50 am
1-2:50 pm
3-6:00 pm
8-9:50 pm
NOTE: Students in ACC:110 will take their final exams according to the schedule below regardless of the time their
classes normally meet. ACC:110 students may attend any of the three sessions.
No ACC:110 final will be given at a time other than those listed below.
WEEKDAY sections:
EVENING sections:
SATURDAY sections:
Wednesday, May 12, 8:45-10:50 am, LH 104
Wednesday, May 12, 5:45-7:50 pm, LH 104
Saturday, May 15, 9:45-11:50 am, LH 104
*IF AN INSTRUCTOR HAS TWO CLASSES DURING THIS TIME BLOCK, HOLD EXAMS FOR TWO HOURS ON ALTERNATE DAYS-MON/WED
OR TUES/THURS AT INSTRUCTOR'S DISCRETION.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
104
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Accounting
ACC:110
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I
4 cr
11130
601
Day
MWF
9:30am-10:40am
BA-216
R Barrett
1/20-5/17
11131
602
Day
MWF
11am-12:10pm
BA-216
R Barrett
1/20-5/17
11132
603
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
BA-216
S Counte
1/19-5/17
11133
604
Day
TR
11am-12:50pm
BA-216
S Counte
1/19-5/17
14393
605
Day
TR
2pm-3:50pm
BA-220
J Ahrens
1/19-5/17
11134
650
Evening
T
7pm-10:20pm
BA-220
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11906
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Counte
1/16-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
14391
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Counte
1/30-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
ACC:114
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
3 cr
11141
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-220
J Hsu
1/20-5/17
11142
602
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
BA-220
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11143
695
Day/Hybrid
T
11am-12:15pm
BA-220
J Ahrens
1/19-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
11145
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
BA-124
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11144
651
Evening
R
7pm-9:55pm
BA-122
STAFF
1/21-5/17
11911
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Ahrens
1/16-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
14392
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
A Monson
1/30-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
ACC:120
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS
3 cr
12712
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
7pm-9:30pm
BA-216
J Hsu
Quickbooks will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1/20-3/14
ACC:122
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS - SPREADSHEETS
12713
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
7pm-9:30pm
BA-216
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Hsu
3/24-5/17
ACC:124
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS - DATABASES
11152
695
Evening/Hybrid
T
7pm-9pm
BA-203
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
R Barrett
1/19-3/14
ACC:203
COST ACCOUNTING
14406
695
Evening/Hybrid
R
5:30pm-6:50pm
BA-120
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
1/21-5/17
ACC:204
INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING
3 cr
12681
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
R Barrett
1/16-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
ACC:209
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II
11153
695
Evening/Hybrid
M
5:30pm-6:50pm
BA-216
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Counte
1/25-5/17
ACC:211
CURRENT TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING
15235
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:55pm
BA-216
Permission required to register, contact Markus Ahrens at mahrens@stlcc.edu or 314-984-7507 for more information.
3 cr
J Ahrens
1/25-5/17
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
105
Meramec
ACC:100
APPLIED ACCOUNTING
3 cr
11115
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-122
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11117
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-220
J Hsu
1/20-5/17
11118
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-220
J Hsu
1/20-5/17
11120
604
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
BA-220
S Counte
1/20-5/17
12256
605
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
BA-220
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11138
606
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-220
J Ahrens
1/19-5/17
11125
641
Day
MW
3:15pm-5:55pm
BA-116
STAFF
3/22-5/17
11123
646
Day
TR
12:20pm-1:55pm
BA-220
STAFF
2/9-5/17
11126
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
BA-120
STAFF
1/25-5/17
12257
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Hsu
1/16-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
11902
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Ahrens
1/30-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation session and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ACC:212
NONPROFIT ACCOUNTING
3 cr
12264
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
ACC:213
SURVEY OF BUSINESS TAXES
13615
695
Evening/Hybrid
T
5:30pm-6:50pm
BA-220
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
R Barrett
1/19-5/17
ACC:291
ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP
11154
639
Arranged
TBA
BA-219
Permission required to register, contact Markus Ahrens at mahrens@stlcc.edu or 314-984-7507 for more information.
3 cr
J Ahrens
1/16-5/17
ACC:292
12265
3 cr
J Ahrens
R Barrett/S Conte
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
3 cr
J Ahrens
1/16-5/17
ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP II
639
Day
W
1pm-5:50pm
BA-216
W
2:20pm-5:50pm
BA-220
Permission required to register, contact Markus Ahrens at mahrens@stlcc.edu or 314-984-7507 for more information.
ACC:293
ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP III
14860
639
Arranged
TBA
BA-219
Permission required to register, contact Markus Ahrens at mahrens@stlcc.edu or 314-984-7507 for more information.
Anthropology
Meramec
ANT:101
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY
3 cr
10717
601
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SO-109
M Fuller
1/20-5/17
12782
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
N Fuller
1/16-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. After registering, students must contact the instructor at
nfuller@stlcc.edu.
ANT:102
INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
13596
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-112
13599
602
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-112
14726
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15019
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
STAFF
1/16-5/17
ANT:104
FIELD STUDY IN ARCHAEOLOGY
3 cr
13773
646
Weekend
S
9am-5pm
SO-105
M Fuller
1/30-5/17
This section will include a fieldwork project in the St. Louis area. Current plan is that it will be at site in Chesterfield, MO. The class will work with artifacts from the site for
the cold weather Saturdays and work at the site during four "warm" Saturdays. The class will meet approximately half of the spring semester Saturdays between January 30
and May 17. Students must have their own transportation for fieldwork and purchase a minimum of hardware equipment.
ANT:202
ETHNOGRAPHY: NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS
3 cr
13603
6X1
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-112
N Fuller
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
ANT:205
15203
1/20-5/17
CULTURAL CONTEXT OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY
650
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
CS-211
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
MODERN ARABIC I
650
Evening
6pm-9:20pm
CS-209
4 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Arabic
ARA:101
15423
T
Architectural Technology
ARC:110
ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS
13391
601
Day
MWF
12pm-1:50pm
11825
603
Day
TR
8am-10:50am
11826
604
Day
TR
4pm-6:50pm
14225
650
Evening
MW
7pm-9:50pm
ARC:112
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND PRODUCTION I
11827
601
Day
MWF
8am-9:50am
11828
602
Day
MWF
10am-11:50am
11829
603
Day
TR
11am-1:50pm
15200
650
Evening
TR
7pm-9:50pm
ARC:115
ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING AND PRESENTATION
11830
601
Day
MW
4pm-6:50pm
ARC:123
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER-AIDED ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING
11831
601
Day
T
11am-1:50pm
AutoCAD 2010 will be taught.
13492
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
AutoCAD 2010 will be taught.
ARC:124
INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING
14345
650
Evening
R
REVIT Architecture 2010 will be taught.
7pm-9:50pm
HE-232
3 cr
M Huelsmann
M Huelsmann
M Fletcher
J Pitman
3 cr
M Lorenz
M Lorenz
M Huelsmann
STAFF
3 cr
D Hurt
3 cr
M Lorenz
HE-232
T Vetter
1/25-5/17
SW-110
3 cr
H Smith
1/21-5/17
AS-206
AS-206
AS-206
AS-206
AS-206
AS-206
AS-206
AS-206
AS-206
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
ARC:209
13526
ARC:219
12072
ARC:220
13784
ARC:222
11832
ARC:227
11833
ARC:228
15202
12306
ARC:229
13125
ARC:520
15198
ARC:521
14878
ARC:522
15199
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS I
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE
650
Evening
T
5pm-6:50pm
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND PRODUCTION III
601
Day
MW
4pm-6:50pm
SITE PLANNING AND LANDSCAPE DRAFTING
650
Evening
MW
7pm-9:50pm
ARCHITECTURAL ESTIMATING
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
ARCHITECTURAL COMPUTER RENDERING, MODELING, AND ANIMATION
601
Day
R
11am-2pm
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATIONS, MATERIALS, AND METHODS
650
Evening
R
7pm-9:50pm
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN I
601
Day
MWF
2pm-3:50pm
GREEN BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES AND LEED CERTIFICATION
650
Evening
W
7pm-10pm
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO PRODUCTION
650
Evening
M
5pm-6:50pm
Type
Day
Time
Location
AS-204
AS-204
SW-110
AS-204
AS-108
SW-110
HE-232
AS-108
AS- 206
AS-108
HE-232
Credits
Instructor
3 cr
G Brody
2 cr
G Brody
3 cr
M Fletcher
3 cr
J Hicks
3 cr
C Parmer
3 cr
M Lorenz
G Cuddihee
3 cr
G Everding
3 cr
C Manzo
3 cr
STAFF
1 cr
T Vetter
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
Art
ART:100
ART APPRECIATION
3 cr
11266
602
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
LH-104
B Fratello
1/19-5/17
14818
695
Day
T
3pm-5pm
HE-134
B Fratello
1/19-5/17
15067
646
Hybrid
R
3pm-5pm
HE-134
STAFF
2/11-5/17
ART:102
ART HISTORY II
3 cr
11269
601
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
LH-104
D Montgomery
1/20-5/17
11270
602
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
HE-134
D Montgomery
1/19-5/17
ART:103
HISTORY OF MODERN ART
3 cr
11272
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
HE-134
D Montgomery
1/20-5/17
ART:107
DESIGN I
2 cr
11839
601
Day
MW
8am-9:50am
HE-125
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11840
602
Day
MW
10am-11:50am
HE-125
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11841
603
Day
F
8am-11:50am
HE-125
STAFF
1/22-5/17
13590
646
Day
F
4pm-8:20pm
HE-125
STAFF
2/12-5/17
11843
650
Evening
M
6pm-9:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/25-5/17
11842
651
Evening
T
6pm-9:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:108
DESIGN II
2 cr
11847
601
Day
MW
12pm-1:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11846
602
Day
MW
2pm-3:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12317
603
Day
MW
4pm-5:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11850
604
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
HE-125
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11849
605
Day
TR
11am-12:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15647
606
Day
F
12pm-3:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/22-5/17
11851
650
Evening
W
6pm-9:50pm
HE-125
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:109
DRAWING I
3 cr
11854
601
Day
MWF
10am-11:50am
HE-219
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15022
602
Day
MWF
12pm-1:50pm
HE-219
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13284
603
Day
MW
2pm-4:50pm
HE-219
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11853
604
Day
TR
8am-10:50am
HE-219
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11855
605
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
HE-218
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13637
646
Day
TR
3:30pm-6:50pm
HE-219
STAFF
2/9-5/17
11856
651
Evening
MW
6pm-8:50pm
HE-219
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11857
652
Evening
TR
7pm-9:50pm
HE-219
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12400
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:110
11865
11861
11862
11860
11864
11866
ART:111
11869
11870
11871
DRAWING II
601
Day
602
Day
604
Day
605
Day
606
Day
650
Evening
FIGURE DRAWING I
601
Day
602
Day
650
Evening
MWF
MW
MW
TR
TR
MW
8am-9:50am
11am-1:50pm
2pm-4:50pm
8am-10:50am
11am-1:50pm
6pm-8:50pm
HE-219
HE-218
HE-218
HE-218
HE-219
HE-218
MW
MW
MW
8am-10:50am
11am-1:50pm
6pm-8:50pm
HE-230
HE-230
HE-230
3 cr
STAFF
B Morris
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
R Behrend
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ART:112
FIGURE DRAWING II
3 cr
11874
601
Day
MW
2pm-4:50pm
HE-230
R Behrend
1/20-5/17
11872
602
Day
TR
8am-10:50am
HE-230
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11873
636
Day
TR
11am-1:50pm
HE-230
R Behrend
1/19-5/17
12879
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
HE-230
R Behrend
1/19-5/17
ART:113
CERAMICS I
3 cr
11875
601
Day
MW
8am-10:50am
HE-132
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11876
602
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
HE-132
J Ibur
1/20-5/17
11877
603
Day
TR
11am-1:50pm
HE-132
J Ibur
1/19-5/17
11878
650
Evening
MW
7pm-9:50pm
HE-132
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:114
PAINTING I
3 cr
12161
637
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
HE-217
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11879
638
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
HE-217
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11880
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
HE-217
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12402
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
Meramec
ART:115
PRINTMAKING I
11881
639
Day
MW
11882
669
Evening
TR
ART:116
SCULPTURE I
11883
601
Day
TR
12070
602
Day
TR
ART:131
COMPUTER ART STUDIO
13392
601
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
13043
602
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
13046
603
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
13047
604
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
13048
650
Evening
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
13155
680
Weekend
S
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
11am-1:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
HE-224
HE-224
1pm-3:50pm
9am-11:50am
HE-131
HE-131
8am-10:50am
HE-136
3 cr
P Shuck
P Shuck
3 cr
J Chesla
J Chesla
3 cr
M Aehle
8am-10:50am
HE-233
J Kaiser
1/19-5/17
11am-1:50pm
HE-233
M Aehle
1/19-5/17
3pm-5:50pm
HE-136
M Aehle
1/20-5/17
6pm-8:50pm
HE-233
M Eigel
1/19-5/17
9am-1:50pm
HE-136
STAFF
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
ART:133
GRAPHIC DESIGN I
3 cr
11884
669
Evening
MW
6pm-8:50pm
HE-215
J Aerne
1/20-5/17
ART:134
GRAPHIC DESIGN II
3 cr
11885
601
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
HE-231
J Thompson
1/20-5/17
11886
602
Day
MW
12pm-2:50pm
HE-215
J Thompson
1/20-5/17
15276
603
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
TBA
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15277
604
Day
MW
12pm-2:50pm
TBA
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11889
651
Evening
TR
6pm-8:50pm
HE-215
K Helms
1/19-5/17
11888
669
Evening
MW
6pm-8:50pm
HE-215
J Aerne
1/20-5/17
ART:135
GRAPHIC PRODUCTION I
2 cr
11890
601
Day
MW
4pm-5:50pm
HE-215
A Tharenos
1/20-5/17
ART:138
DRAWING FOR GRAPHICS I
2 cr
13081
639
Day
F
9am-12:50pm
HE-231
W Van Hoogstraat
1/21-5/17
ART:151
INTERIOR DESIGN I
3 cr
11891
601
Day
MW
8am-10:50am
AS-202
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11893
602
Day
TR
11am-1:50pm
AS-202
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:152
TEXTILES
3 cr
11894
601
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
AS-204
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13932
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students must attend an orientation from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 19, in Room AS-202. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ART:154
COMPUTER AIDED INTERIOR DESIGN
12320
601
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
ART:156
ADVANCED KITCHEN DESIGN
13141
650
Evening
MW
7pm-9:50pm
ART:157
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING AND RENDERING FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS
13140
601
Day
F
9am-12:50pm
ART:158
WORKPLACE LEARNING: INTERNSHIP IN KITCHEN AND BATH DESIGN
13432
601
Arranged
TBA
Permission of program coordinator is required to register, call 314-984-7156 for additional information.
HE-232
AS-202
AS-202
3 cr
M Aehle
3 cr
STAFF
2 cr
D Hurt
3 cr
E LeClerc
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Title
Section
ART:165
11895
PHOTOGRAPHY I
601
Day
Type
11896
602
Day
11897
603
Day
11898
650
Evening
ART:166
11899
PHOTOGRAPHY II
601
Day
15184
ART:167
11900
650
Evening
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
601
Day
Day
Time
Location
MW
MW
MW
MW
TR
TR
TR
TR
8:30am-9:50am
10am-11:20am
11:30am-12:50pm
1pm-2:20pm
9am-10:20am
10:30am-11:50am
6pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-8:50pm
HE-134
HE-234
HE-225
HE-234
HE-225
HE-234
HE-134
HE-234
TR
TR
MW
3pm-4:20pm
4:30pm-5:50pm
6pm-8:50pm
HE-225
HE-234
HE-225
MW
MW
3pm-4:20pm
4:30pm-5:50pm
HE-225
HE-234
Credits
Instructor
3 cr
D McKenna
J Sago
J Sago
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
R Wadlow
3 cr
STAFF
Dates
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
ART:169
VISUAL LANGUAGE
3 cr
15185
650
Evening
W
6:30pm-9:20pm
HE-134
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:172
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
3 cr
15056
674
Day/Hybrid
F
9am-12:50pm
HE-136
M OShea
1/22-5/17
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
13527
695
Day/Hybrid
M
11am-2:50pm
HE-136
A Carosella
1/25-5/17
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
13934
697
Weekend/Hybrid
S
9:30am-1:20pm
HE-233
D McGee
1/16-5/17
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
ART:204
PHOTOGRAPHY III
3 cr
12307
601
Day
TR
12pm-2:50pm
HE-225
M O’Shea
1/19-5/17
ART:208
DESIGN IV
2 cr
12176
601
Day
MW
10am-11:50am
HE-131
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:209
DRAWING III
3 cr
12414
639
Day
TR
11am-1:50pm
HE-218
B Morris
1/19-5/17
12941
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:210
ADVANCED DRAWING
11903
639
Day
TR
11am-1:50pm
ART:211
FIGURE DRAWING III
11904
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
ART:213
CERAMICS II
12379
638
Day
MW
2pm-4:50pm
Permission of the program coordinator is required for registration, call 314-984-7930.
11905
639
Day
TR
8am-10:50am
Permission of the program coordinator is required for registration, call 314-984-7930.
HE-132
3 cr
B Morris
3 cr
R Behrend
3 cr
J Ibur
HE-132
J Ibur
HE-218
HE-230
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
ART:214
PAINTING II
3 cr
11907
637
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
HE-217
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13593
638
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
HE-217
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12168
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
HE-217
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12403
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ART:215
PRINTMAKING II
11908
639
Day
MW
11909
669
Evening
TR
ART:216
SCULPTURE II
11910
601
Day
MW
Permission from the instructor is required, call 314-984-7627.
11am-1:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
HE-224
HE-224
1pm-3:50pm
HE-131
3 cr
P Shuck
P Shuck
3 cr
J Chesla
8am-10:50am
HE-233
3 cr
D Tjaden
TR
6pm-8:50pm
HE-231
MW
TR
TR
12pm-2:50pm
9am-11:50am
6pm-8:50pm
HE-231
HE-231
HE-231
ART:221
PAGE LAYOUT: QUARK/INDESIGN
13528
601
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
ART:233
11912
ART:234
15273
11913
11914
GRAPHIC DESIGN III
669
Evening
GRAPHIC DESIGN IV
601
Day
602
Day
669
Evening
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
C Groth
J Aerne
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Meramec
ART:235
GRAPHIC PRODUCTION II
2 cr
14432
651
Day
TR
4pm-5:50pm
HE-231
J Aerne
1/19-5/17
15275
601
Evening
MW
5pm-6:50pm
HE-231
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:238
DRAWING FOR GRAPHICS II
2 cr
11917
601
Day
TR
4pm-5:50pm
HE-215
R Shay
1/19-5/17
11919
602
Day
TR
12pm-1:50pm
HE-231
C Groth
1/19-5/17
11921
639
Day
F
9am-12:50pm
HE-231
W Van Hoogstraat
1/22-5/17
ART:239
ILLUSTRATION I
3 cr
11922
639
Day
F
9am-2:50pm
HE-215
C Groth
1/22-5/17
ART:240
ILLUSTRATION II
3 cr
11924
601
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
HE-215
W Van Hoogstraat
1/20-5/17
11925
639
Day
F
9am-2:50pm
HE-215
C Groth
1/22-5/17
ART:245
PORTFOLIO DESIGN AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES
2 cr
15274
601
Day
MW
3pm-4:50pm
HE-231
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11927
602
Day
TR
2pm-3:50pm
HE-231
J Thompson
1/19-5/17
Permission from program coordinator required, call 314-984-7929 or 314-984-7629
14433
603
Day
F
1pm-4:50pm
HE-231
J Aerne
1/22-5/17
ART:251
INTERIOR DESIGN II
3 cr
11946
601
Day
TR
8am-10:50am
AS-202
E LeClerc
1/19-5/17
ART:253
COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN
3 cr
11952
601
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
AS-202
E LeClerc
1/20-5/17
11953
602
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AS-202
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:254
HISTORY OF CULTURAL ENVIRONMENTS II
3 cr
15904
602
Day
W
11am-1:50pm
AS-204
C Jordan
1/20-5/17
12080
603
Day
TR
11am-12:20pm
AS-204
C Jordan
1/19-5/17
ART:271
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY
3 cr
12351
680
Weekend
F
4pm-6:50pm
HE-225
P Talaski
1/22-5/17
F
7pm-9:50pm
HE-234
1/22-5/17
ART:272
DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
3 cr
15186
650
Evening
TR
7pm-9:50pm
HE-225
D McKenna
1/19-5/17
ART:275
PHOTO IMAGING I: PHOTOSHOP
3 cr
13049
695
Day/Hybrid
W
11am-2:50pm
HE-136
T Linder
1/20-5/17
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
15212
697
Day/Hybrid
T
2pm-5:50pm
HE-136
T Linder
1/19-5/17
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
13082
696
Evening/Hybrid
W
6pm-9:50pm
HE-136
M Swoboda
1/20-5/17
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
ART:606
INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE FLASH
15213
601
Day
TR
11am-1:50pm
HE-136
ART:607
INTRODUCTION TO INTERACTIVE DESIGN
15258
601
Day/Hybrid
R
2pm-5:50pm
HE-136
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
K Mallett
3 cr
T Linder
AT:100
HARDWARE CONFIGURATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING: MACINTOSH/WINDOWS
15214
650
Evening
M
6pm-8:50pm
AT:101
COLOR MANAGEMENT
15215
650
Evening
TR
6pm-8:50pm
AT:108
COMPUTER PAINTING AND DRAWING: COREL PAINTER
13090
601
Day
MW
6pm-8:50pm
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
HE-233
1 cr
C LaGarce
3 cr
A Carosella
3 cr
J Leick
HE-136
3 cr
K Mallett
AT:120
COMPUTER DRAWING I: ILLUSTRATOR
12318
601
Day
TR
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
8am-10:50am
AT:121
WATERCOLOR I
12146
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AT:135
COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN FOR THE WWW I
12319
601
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
Adobe Dreamweaver will be taught. An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
AT:152
14946
AT:160
15283
LIGHTING DESIGN
601
Day
DIGITAL CAPSTONE
601
Day
HE-136
HE-136
HE-125
HE-233
M
2pm-4:50pm
AS-204
MW
6pm-8:50pm
HE-137
3 cr
A Erickson
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
K McKelvie
3 cr
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/21-5/17
1/25-3/14
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
AT:213
ADVANCED CERAMICS
12798
638
Day
Permission required to register, call 314-984-7930.
11996
639
Day
Permission required to register, call 314-984-7930.
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
MW
2pm-4:50pm
HE-132
3 cr
J Ibur
1/20-5/17
TR
8am-10:50am
HE-132
J Ibur
1/19-5/17
AT:215
ADVANCED PRINTMAKING
13648
639
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
12145
669
Evening
TR
7pm-9:50pm
AT:221
WATERCOLOR II
12147
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AT:225
WATERCOLOR III
12819
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AT:226
WATERCOLOR IV
12820
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AT:227
3-D STUDIO
13647
638
Day
MW
2pm-4:50pm
12352
639
Day
TR
8am-10:50am
AT:228
FIGURE PAINTING
12186
601
Day
MW
3pm-5:50pm
AT:229
ADVANCED PAINTING PROJECTS
13645
637
Day
MW
11am-1:50pm
13646
638
Day
TR
9am-11:50am
12387
639
Day
TR
2pm-4:50pm
AT:242
HISTORY OF GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS
13393
601
Day
MW
4pm-5:15pm
AT:251
COMPUTER AIDED KITCHEN AND BATH DESIGN
13145
651
Evening
R
6:30pm-9:20pm
AT:254
WORKPLACE LEARNING: INTERIOR DESIGN
12884
601
Arranged
TBA
Permission required from program coordinator to register, contact Erin LeClerc at 314-984-7156.
AT:267
11993
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY II
601
Day
S
S
HE-224
HE-224
HE-125
HE-125
HE-125
HE-132
HE-132
HE-217
HE-217
HE-217
HE-217
HE-134
AS-202
TBA
3 cr
P Shuck
P Shuck
3 cr
A Erickson
3 cr
A Erickson
3 cr
A Erickson
3 cr
J Ibur
J Ibur
3 cr
R Lewis
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
J Thompson
3 cr
J Boyd
3 cr
E LeClerc
3 cr
C Stocker
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
9:30am-11:50am
12pm-3:20pm
HE-134
HE-234
1/23-5/17
1/23-5/17
AT:276
PHOTO IMAGING II: PHOTOSHOP
12149
601
Day
MW
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
2pm-4:50pm
HE-233
3 cr
J Leick
1/20-5/17
AT:277
PHOTO IMAGING III: PHOTOSHOP
14356
601
Day
F
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs.
1pm-5:50pm
HE-136
3 cr
M Swoboda
1/22-5/17
1:30pm-6:20pm
HE-233
11am-1:50pm
HE-233
MWF
9am-9:50am
SW-102
MWF
M
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-2:50pm
SS-208
SS-106
M
MWF
TR
R
MWF
W
11am-12:50pm
10am-10:50am
9am-10:20am
10:30am-12:20pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
SW-102
SW-102
SW-102
SW-102
SW-102
SW-102
MWF
R
MWF
W
MWF
M
MWF
R
8am-8:50am
8am-9:50am
8am-8:50am
9am-10:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
LH-101
SS-106
SS-108
SS-106
SS-108
SS-106
LH-103
SS-106
Open to photography majors only.
AT:612
13817
AT:613
13818
FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER ANIMATION
680
Weekend
S
FOUNDATIONS OF 3D COMPUTER MODELING
602
Day
MW
3 cr
J Rollins
3 cr
J Rollins
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
Biology
BIO:105
15315
BIO:106
12972
TOPICS IN EVOLUTION
601
Day
HUMAN HEREDITY
601
Day
BIO:110
10768
GENERAL ZOOLOGY
601
Day
10769
602
Day
12225
603
Day
BIO:111
10770
INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY I
601
Day
10870
602
Day
10871
603
Day
10772
604
Day
3 cr
J Allen
4 cr
R Harms
4 cr
J Allen
J Allen
J Allen
4 cr
M Dion
E Winkler
S Wible
M Dion
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
111
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
10793
Title
Section
Type
605
Day
Day
Time
Location
Meramec
MWF
10am-10:50am
SS-108
R
12pm-1:50pm
SS-106
10774
606
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
LH-104
F
1pm-2:50pm
SS-106
10775
607
Day
MWF
2pm-2:50pm
SS-108
W
3pm-4:50pm
SS-106
10869
608
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SS-108
R
3pm-4:50pm
SS-106
10874
609
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
SS-108
T
2pm-3:50pm
SS-106
10792
610
Day
T
10:30am-12:20pm
SS-106
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
SS-107
12226
611
Day
TR
3pm-4:20pm
SS-108
M
3pm-4:50pm
SS-106
15059
612
Day
S
8am-11:30am
SS-108
S
12pm-1:50pm
SS-106
10791
6W1
Day
TR
8am-9:20am
SS-108
F
8am-9:50am
SS-106
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12683
6W2
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
SS-108
F
10am-11:50am
SS-106
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15078
613
Day
MW
4pm-5:50pm
SS-108
T
4pm-6:30pm
SS-106
10893
650
Evening
W
7pm-8:50pm
SS-106
M
7pm-9:50pm
SS-108
10899
651
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
SS-108
R
7pm-8:50pm
SS-106
10904
674
Day/Hybrid
TBA
NET
M
8am-9:50am
SS-106
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
10905
675
Day/Hybrid
TBA
NET
W
1pm-2:50pm
SS-106
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12227
676
Evening/Hybrid
TBA
NET
T
7pm-9:50pm
SS-106
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BIO:113
10906
BIO:117
10907
BIO:122
10913
10914
13741
14401
MODERN ASPECTS OF BIOLOGY (LECTURE)
601
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SS-108
CONSERVATION AND ECOLOGY (LECTURE)
601
Day
TR
11am-12:20pm
AS-108
HUMAN SEXUALITY
601
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
LH-103
602
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
LH-103
650
Evening
W
5:30pm-8:10pm
LH-103
677
Required Orientation
W
5:30pm-6:30pm
BA-212
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12268
674
Required Orientation
W
3:30pm-4:30pm
BA-212
Web-Based/Internet
W
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12818
675
Required Orientation
W
4:30pm-5:30pm
BA-212
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13111
676
Required Orientation
W
4:30pm-5:30pm
BA-208
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BIO:123
10917
BIO:124
10918
10930
BIO:140
12685
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
601
Day
GENERAL BOTANY I
601
Day
650
Evening
PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I
601
Day
TR
8am-9:20am
AS-108
TR
T
T
W
12:30pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
6:30pm-9:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
SS-208
SS-107
LH-103
SS-107
W
MWF
2pm-4:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
SS-105
AS-108
Credits
Instructor
M Bender
S Wible
V Anand
Z Geist
I Neufeld
D Billman
STAFF
M McKinney
R Harms
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
R Harms
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
S Gero
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/25-5/17
S Gero
M Gitcho
R Harms
R Harms
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
R Harms
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
3 cr
M Dion
3 cr
S Wible
3 cr
J Martin de Camilo
J Martin de Camilo
G Adeyemi
J Martin de Camilo
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
J Martin de Camilo
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
J Martin de Camilo
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
J Martin de Camilo
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
3 cr
J Martin de Camilo
4 cr
J Castillon
D Billman
4 cr
G Karleskint
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
112
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
BIO:141
10931
PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II
601
Day
Type
Day
Time
R
2pm-4:50pm
MWF
9am-9:50am
Section 601 requires an additional $10 field trip fee that will be added to this course.
Location
SS-105
AS-108
BIO:144
10932
BIO:151
13390
MARINE BIOLOGY
601
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SW-104
BIOLOGY OF HUMAN HEALTH AND DISEASE
674
Required Orientation
M
7pm-9pm
SS-110
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15344
675
Required Orientation
TBA
7pm-9pm
SS-110
Web-Based/Internet
M
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BIO:203
10933
GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY I
601
Day
10934
602
Day
10935
603
Day
12688
604
Day
10936
650
Evening
BIO:207
10942
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
601
Day
10938
602
Day
10937
603
Day
10940
604
Day
10939
605
Day
10941
606
Day
15072
607
Day
15346
608
Day
15347
609
Day
10943
650
Evening
10944
651
Evening
BIO:208
12979
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
601
Day
10945
602
Day
10946
603
Day
10947
604
Day
13440
605
Day
10948
650
Evening
BIO:209
11733
MWF
M
MWF
M
TR
T
TR
R
T
R
9am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
9:30am-10:50am
12pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:20pm
11am-12:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
SW-104
SS-105
SW-104
SS-105
LH-101
SS-105
AS-108
SS-105
SS-105
SW-102
MWF
F
MWF
M
MWF
M
TR
R
TR
R
TR
R
T
MWF
MWF
F
MWF
F
W
M
T
R
8am-8:50am
11am-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
10am-11:50am
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-4:50pm
8am-9:20am
11am-12:50pm
11am-12:20pm
9am-10:50am
12:30pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
10am-10:50am
11am-12:50pm
3pm-3:50pm
1pm-2:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
SW-102
SS-105
LH-101
SW-104
LH-101
SW-104
SW-104
SW-104
SS-108
SS-105
AS-108
SW-104
SW-102
SW-104
SW-104B
SW-102
SW-102
SS-105
SW-104
SW-104
SW-104
LH-102
MWF
W
MWF
F
W
MWF
TR
T
TR
F
T
R
8am-8:50am
10am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
10am-11:50am
11am-12:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
9:30am-10:50am
11am-12:50pm
8am-9:20am
9am-10:50am
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
SW-104
SS-105
SW-104
SW-104
SW-102
AS-108
SW-104
SW-104
LH-103
SS-105
AS-108
SW-104
KINESIOLOGY
601
Day
W
2pm-2:50pm
AS-104B
MW
3pm-4pm
AS-108
11734
602
Day
MW
3pm-4pm
AS-104A
W
4:05pm-4:50pm
AS-104B
11735
603
Day
MW
3pm-4pm
AS-104B
M
4:05pm-4:50pm
AS-104B
BIO:556
NATIVE LANDSCAPING FOR WILDLIFE AND PEOPLE
13742
641
Day
R
5pm-6:50pm
SW-102
Students must also be available for Saturday field trips from 8 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. on March 27, April 10 and 24, and May 8.
Credits
Instructor
4 cr
G Karleskint
3 cr
G Karleskint
3 cr
J Snaric
STAFF
4 cr
V McDonald
V McDonald
M Thoele
M Thoele
W Salsgiver
4 cr
M Bender
J Snaric
STAFF
T Lane
D Hurt
D Hurt
C Hamilton
STAFF
STAFF
J Baumstark
C Hamilton
4 cr
V McDonald
V McDonald
J Snaric
J Snaric
C Hamilton
L Hart
3 cr
J High
J High
J High
3 cr
D Tylka
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
113
Dates
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-1/25
1/25-5/17
1/25-1/25
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/21-5/30
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Business Administration
BUS:101
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
3 cr
11216
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-120
J Zirngibl
1/19-5/17
BUS:103
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
3 cr
13220
650
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
SO-107
S Cottle
1/21-5/17
13219
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Cottle
1/16-5/17
Student are required to attend an orientation and exams on campus. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
Meramec
BUS:104
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
3 cr
11218
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-124
M Tulley
1/20-5/17
11219
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-116
M Tulley
1/20-5/17
11220
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-122
P McElligott
1/20-5/17
11221
604
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
BA-120
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11222
605
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
BA-120
B Young
1/20-5/17
11226
606
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-122
B Young
1/19-5/17
11227
607
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-124
M Tulley
1/19-5/17
11228
608
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-122
B Barrett
1/19-5/17
11224
646
Day
TR
2pm-3:35pm
BA-120
STAFF
2/9-5/17
11230
651
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-112
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13771
652
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
BA-118
B Young
1/21-5/17
13091
609
Day
MW
4pm-6:40pm
BA-122
STAFF
3/22-5/17
13221
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Barrett
1/16-5/17
After registering, students should e-mail the instructor at bbarrett@stlcc.edu - Subject: Online BUS 104, for introductions. Students are required to come to campus for a
midterm and final exam. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
11225
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Barrett
1/16-5/17
After registering, students should e-mail the instructor at bbarrett@stlcc.edu - Subject: Online BUS 104, for introductions. Students are required to come to campus for a
midterm and final exam. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BUS:201
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
3 cr
13763
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-118
T Wodajo
11234
602
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-118
T Wodajo
12662
604
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-118
D Kummer
11236
605
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-118
D Kummer
11235
6X1
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-118
T Wodajo
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
13897
6X2
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-118
T Wodajo
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
13898
6X4
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-118
D Kummer
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
14473
6X5
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-118
D Kummer
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
12978
650
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
BA-118
J Abdul-Hafidh
11237
651
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-118
STAFF
13899
6XA
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
BA-118
J Abdul-Hafidh
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
13900
6XB
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-118
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
BUS:202
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
15683
601
Day
MW
1pm-2:20pm
BA-118
BUS:250
WORKPLACE LEARNING: BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
11947
639
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
Permission required by department to register, contact Barb Barrett at bbarrett@stlcc.edu or 314-984-7190.
3 cr
G Hafer
1 cr
B Barrett
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
Business Law
BLW:101
BUSINESS LAW I
13767
601
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-124
14866
602
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-120
11208
603
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-122
15261
604
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
BA-118
11209
650
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
BA-122
11210
651
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
BA-116
BLW:201
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
11212
695
Day/Hybrid
R
11am-12:15pm
BA-220
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13769
650
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-120
3 cr
STAFF
S Schamber
S Schamber
N Simmons
S Schamber
M Morrison
3 cr
N Simmons
E Grimm-Howell
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Chemistry
FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY I
602
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SW-207
R
9am-9:50am
SW-206
R
10am-11:50am
SS-206
12169
605
Day
MW
2pm-3:50pm
SW-204
R
3pm-4:50pm
SS-206
15075
607
Day
W
8:30am-9:30am
SS-206
W
9:40am-11:50am
SS-206
M
9am-11:50am
SS-206
14370
696
Day/Hybrid
S
11:30am-3pm
SS-206
S
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
10949
6W1
Day
T
9am-10:50am
SS-206
T
11am-11:50am
SS-208
MWF
10am-10:50am
SW-206
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10951
6W3
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
LH-101
R
11am-11:50am
SW-208
R
12pm-1:50pm
SS-206
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12886
6W4
Day
T
12pm-12:50pm
SW-208
T
1pm-2:50pm
SS-206
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
LH-101
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12580
6W6
Day
T
1pm-2:50pm
SS-205
T
3pm-3:50pm
SW-206
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SW-206
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10952
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
LH-102
R
7pm-7:50pm
SW-204
R
8pm-9:50pm
SS-206
10959
651
Evening
W
7pm-7:50pm
SW-206
W
8pm-9:50pm
SS-206
M
7pm-9:50pm
SW-207
10960
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
12:01am-12:02am
NET
W
6pm-8:50pm
SS-205
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
CHM:105
10972
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
601
Day
T
8am-8:50am
SW-207
T
9am-10:50am
SS-205
MWF
8am-8:50am
SS-208
10973
602
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
LH-101
R
9am-10:50am
SS-205
R
11am-11:50am
SW-207
10980
604
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SW-207
R
12pm-12:50pm
SW-204
R
1pm-2:50pm
SS-205
13241
695
Day/Hybrid
S
NET
Lab
S
9am-11:20am
SS-205
Required Orientation
S
9am-11:20am
SS-205
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
10979
6W3
Day
T
11am-12:50pm
SS-206
T
1pm-1:50pm
SW-108
MWF
11am-11:50am
SW-208
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10981
650
Evening
T
7pm-7:50pm
SS-208
T
8pm-9:50pm
SS-205
R
7pm-9:50pm
SW-207
10982
651
Evening
W
7pm-9:50pm
SW-108
M
7pm-7:50pm
SW-108
M
8pm-9:50pm
SS-205
CHM:106
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
10983
601
Day
T
10am-10:50am
SW-206
T
11am-12:50pm
SS-205
MWF
10am-10:50am
SS-208
11016
602
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SS-108
R
10am-10:50am
SW-206
R
11am-12:50pm
SS-205
5 cr
V Waghulde
STAFF
STAFF
V Waghulde
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
N Collier
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
N Collier
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
T Frost
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/10-5/17
2/10-5/17
STAFF
A Langrehr
5 cr
M Hauser
STAFF
STAFF
V Waghulde
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/13-5/17
1/23-1/23
M Hauser
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
STAFF
5 cr
T Frost
T Frost
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
115
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
Meramec
CHM:101
10950
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
11029
11041
CHM:109
15526
CHM:206
11044
13087
CHM:207
11045
CHM:210
13088
11047
Meramec
CHM:211
11049
Title
Section
Type
603
Day
Day
MWF
R
R
650
Evening
T
R
R
CHEMISTRY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CAREERS I
601
Day
W
W
M
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LECTURE I
601
Day
MWF
650
Evening
MW
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LECTURE II
601
Day
MWF
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB I
601
Day
R
R
602
Day
T
T
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB II
601
Day
R
R
Credits
Instructor
Time
Location
2pm-2:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-4:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-7:50pm
8pm-9:50pm
SW-108
SS-208
SS-205
SW-207
SS-208
SS-205
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-4:50pm
2pm-3:50pm
SS-208
SS-205
SS-208
1pm-1:50pm
5:30pm-6:50pm
SS-208
SS-208
11am-11:50am
SS-208
8am-8:50am
9am-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-4:20pm
SS-208
SS-207
SW-207
SS-207
12:30pm-1:20pm
1:30pm-4:50pm
SW-207
SS-207
6pm-9:20pm
CS-104
4 cr
STAFF
1/25-5/17
12pm-12:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
8am-9:25am
SO-107
CS-211
CS-211
BA-116
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
8am-8:50am
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-3:15pm
1pm-3:40pm
2pm-4:40pm
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
CN-225
CN-203
CN-204
CN-202
CN-201
CN-203
CN-202
CN-204
CN-225
CN-203
CN-204
CN-202
CN-225
CN-203
CN-202
CN-201
CN-204
CN-203
CN-227
CN-230
CN-204
CN-201
CN-202
CN-225
CN-201
CN-204
CN-202
CN-225
CN-204
CN-202
CN-203
CN-204
CN-230
CN-204
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
C Smejkal
STAFF
STAFF
D Breitwieser
STAFF
STAFF
D Sperruzza
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D Breitwieser
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
C Smejkal
STAFF
D Dufer
C Smejkal
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D Breitwieser
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
T Frost
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
3 cr
M Hauser
V Waghulde
3 cr
V Waghulde
2 cr
M Hauser
STAFF
2 cr
STAFF
Dates
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
Chinese
CHI:101
13653
ELEMENTARY CHINESE I
650
Evening
M
College Orientation
COL:020
13674
13672
13408
15052
COLLEGE ORIENTATION AND STUDY SKILLS
602
Day
MWF
604
Day
TR
605
Day
TR
606
Day
TR
Communications
COM:101
11116
11119
11122
11139
11124
12689
11147
11148
11149
13263
11151
11181
11169
11479
11173
11182
15854
11150
11199
15224
11201
13264
11203
11205
14485
11211
11207
11213
11214
11217
11223
11274
11277
11279
ORAL COMMUNICATION I
601
Day
602
Day
603
Day
604
Day
605
Day
606
Day
607
Day
608
Day
609
Day
610
Day
611
Day
612
Day
613
Day
614
Day
615
Day
616
Day
617
Day
618
Day
619
Day
620
Day
621
Day
622
Day
623
Day
624
Day
625
Day
626
Day
627
Day
628
Day
629
Day
630
Day
632
Day
633
Day
634
Day
635
Day
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MW
M
T
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
15225
636
Day
T
2pm-4:40pm
CN-203
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14683
637
Day
TR
9:30am-11:05am
CN-201
STAFF
2/9-5/17
13261
638
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:05pm
CN-201
STAFF
2/9-5/17
13262
639
Day
MW
2pm-3:35pm
CN-202
STAFF
2/8-5/17
15846
640
Day
TR
2:10pm-4:30pm
CN-201
STAFF
1/19-3/14
15847
641
Day
TR
2:10pm-4:30pm
CN-201
STAFF
3/22-5/17
15848
642
Day
W
1pm-3:40pm
CN-201
STAFF
1/20-5/17
15905
693
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
CN-201
C Smejkal
1/20-5/17
This is an honors section. Permission required to register, contact an academic advisor.
11280
650
Evening
M
6:30pm-9:10pm
CN-204
D Dufer
1/25-5/17
11283
651
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
CN-204
D Hurst
1/19-5/17
11281
652
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
CN-202
D Hurst
1/20-5/17
11282
654
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
CN-201
STAFF
2/11-5/17
12274
681
Weekend
F
6:30pm-9:30pm
CN-225
D Dufer
1/22-2/12
S
9am-4pm
CN-225
1/23-2/13
COM:104
PERSUASION
3 cr
11502
6S1
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
CN-230
D Dufer
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
11507
6S2
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
CN-203
D Dufer
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
11508
6S3
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
CN-203
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
11509
6S4
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-203
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
13812
6W5
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Dufer
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
COM:105
INTERVIEW PROCESS
13389
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
A Grupas
2/8-5/17
COM:107
PUBLIC SPEAKING
11510
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
CN-225
11511
602
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
CN-225
11513
603
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
CN-225
15852
605
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
CN-225
11514
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Sperruzza
D Sperruzza
A Grupas
STAFF
A Grupas
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
COM:111
VOICE AND ARTICULATION
3 cr
14823
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
CN-201
K Oliver
COM:114
ORAL INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE
3 cr
11522
6XA
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
CN-230
D Breitwieser
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
11523
6XB
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
CN-230
D Breitwieser
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
COM:120
GENDER COMMUNICATION
3 cr
11524
6W1
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
CN-202
C Smejkal
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11525
6W2
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
CN-202
C Smejkal
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12286
6W4
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
A Grupas
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
COM:200
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CULTURES
3 cr
11526
6S4
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
CN-225
J Barker
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
11527
6S5
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-230
J Barker
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
12997
6W4
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Barker
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
COM:201
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
11528
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Hurst
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
117
1/19-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Criminal Justice
CRJ:111
RULES OF CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
11398
601
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
BA-114
11399
650
Evening
R
7pm-9:50pm
BA-114
CRJ:122
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
11400
601
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
BA-114
11401
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Elhoffer
K McPherson
3 cr
S Elhoffer
S Elhoffer
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
CRJ:123
JUVENILE JUSTICE
3 cr
15508
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
BA-118
R Eilerman
1/19-5/17
CRJ:124
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURES
3 cr
15509
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Elhoffer
1/16-5/17
CRJ:206
MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CONFLICTS
3 cr
11403
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
W Lampros
1/16-5/17
Students must log in on Blackboard to this course between January 12 and 18 and follow the instructions. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Meramec
CRJ:207
POLICE SUPERVISION
14320
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Elhoffer
1/16-5/17
CRJ:212
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
15511
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Elhoffer
1/16-5/17
3 cr
A Miller
A Miller
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
ECE:101
INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
13070
650
Evening
W
6:30pm-9pm
CS-104
10689
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Kulczycki
L Bjorkgren
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
ECE:103
LANGUAGE AND LITERACY IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
15278
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
K Olson
1/16-5/17
Dietetic Technology
DIT:115
12248
12282
PRINCIPLES OF NUTRITION
550
Evening
650
Evening
W
W
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:40pm
HE-124
HE-124
Early Care and Education
ECE:104
PRINCIPLES OF EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
3 cr
10693
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
6:30pm-9pm
LH-101A
L Bjorkgren
1/20-5/17
After registering, students are required to contact the instructor at lbjorkgren@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and
click on Distance Learning.
ECE:105
CHILD DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY
15843
650
Evening
M
Program approval is required, contact Lynn Bjorkgren at lbjorkgren@stlcc.edu.
3 cr
L Bjorkgren
1/25-5/17
ECE:108
INFANT, TODDLER AND TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN
14331
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Bailey
1/16-5/17
ECE:124
CHILD NUTRITION, HEALTH AND SAFETY
13073
601
Evening
R
6:30pm-9pm
LH-101A
15204
680
Weekend
S
9:30am-12pm
LH-101A
13776
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
L Bjorkgren
T Stanton
L Bjorkgren
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
ECE:125
CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT I
13074
601
Day
MW
12pm-1:20pm
LH-101A
ECE:127
FAMILY AND TEACHER INTERACTIONS
15704
601
Day
T
3:30pm-4:45pm
LH-101A
ECE:200
GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN
13627
650
Evening
M
6:30pm-9pm
LH-101A
ECE:204
MANAGEMENT OF EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION SETTINGS
15205
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
K Olson
3 cr
K Olson
3 cr
K Olson
3 cr
M Levine
ECE:205
14333
3 cr
K Olson
CHILD AND SOCIETY
601
Day
W
5pm-6:15pm
9am-11:30am
LH-101A
LH-101A
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ECO:140
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
11238
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-116
11239
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-124
13958
603
Day
MW
1pm-2:20pm
BA-116
11241
604
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-124
11242
605
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-112
14723
6W1
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-116
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13884
6W2
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-124
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11240
6W3
Day
MW
1pm-2:20pm
BA-116
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13885
6W4
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-124
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15168
6W5
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-112
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:10 before taking this course.
11243
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SO-107
15170
6WA
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
D Kummer
D Kummer
D Kummer
G Hafer
G Hafer
D Kummer
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
D Kummer
1/20-5/17
D Kummer
1/20-5/17
G Hafer
1/19-5/17
G Hafer
1/19-5/17
G Hafer
G Hafer
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
ECO:151
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
11244
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-107
11245
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-107
11246
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-116
11247
604
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-116
15171
605
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-120
11248
606
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-107
11249
646
Day
TR
2pm-3:45pm
BA-124
14724
6W1
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13887
6W2
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13886
6W3
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-116
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13888
6W4
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-116
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15172
6W5
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-120
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13889
6W6
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11250
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
BA-122
11252
670
Evening
TR
7pm-9:40pm
BA-120
13890
6WA
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
BA-122
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
S Schamber
S Schamber
S Schamber
E Nielsen
STAFF
E Nielsen
E Nielsen
S Schamber
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
S Schamber
1/20-5/17
S Schamber
1/20-5/17
E Nielsen
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
E Nielsen
1/19-5/17
STAFF
H Diekmann
STAFF
1/25-5/17
1/19-3/14
1/25-5/17
ECO:152
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
12783
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-118
11627
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-122
11629
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SO-107
13766
604
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
BA-122
11630
605
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-107
11631
606
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-107
11632
607
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-124
12784
646
Day
MW
2:30pm-4:10pm
BA-118
13891
6W1
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-118
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13892
6W2
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-122
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14476
6W3
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14477
6W4
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
BA-122
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13893
6W5
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13895
6W6
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14449
6W7
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-124
3 cr
E Nielsen
E Nielsen
E Nielsen
G Hafer
T Wodajo
T Wodajo
T Wodajo
STAFF
E Nielsen
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
E Nielsen
1/20-5/17
E Nielsen
1/20-5/17
G Hafer
1/20-5/17
T Wodajo
1/19-5/17
T Wodajo
1/19-5/17
T Wodajo
1/19-5/17
Type
Day
Time
Location
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Meramec
Economics
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11633
650
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
SO-107
14698
651
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
SO-107
11634
671
Evening
TR
7pm-9:40pm
BA-120
13896
6WA
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14699
6WB
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
SO-107
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
STAFF
STAFF
H Diekmann
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/20-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Education
Meramec
EDU:120
ART FOR CHILDREN
10985
601
Day
F
9am-11:30am
LH-101A
EDU:210
TEACHING PROFESSION WITH FIELD EXPERIENCE
14336
601
Day
MW
1pm-1:50pm
SO-205
14337
602
Day
TR
11am-11:50am
SO-204
14932
650
Evening
W
5pm-6:50pm
SO-204
EDU:211
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
10987
601
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
BA-112
14936
602
Day
TR
2:30pm-3:45pm
BA-114
EDU:218
TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHERS
13777
601
Day
W
2pm-4:40pm
SO-112
13778
602
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-112
EDU:219
EDUCATION OF EXCEPTIONAL LEARNERS
13780
601
Day
TR
1pm-2:15pm
BA-114
EDU:226
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
13323
6W1
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
SO-108
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
K Hizer
3 cr
K Hizer
A Cruz
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
A Cruz
3 cr
A Cruz
A Cruz
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
EDU:227
14334
14335
3 cr
K Hizer
K Hizer
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
601
Day
650
Evening
TR
W
11am-12:15pm
7pm-9:40pm
SO-232
SO-232
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Emergency Medical Technology
EMT:121
EMERGENCY CARE, PRINCIPLES, AND TECHNIQUES
8 cr
11970
69A
Evening
TR
6pm-10pm
OFF CAMPUS
N Corley
1/19-5/13
Class held at St. Anthony’s Medical Center in the Hyland Education and Training Center. Students must have an American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
(CPR) for Healthcare Providers card before the first class meeting. An additional fee of $55 that will be added to the maintenance fee. 48 hours of clinical required in addition
to classroom time. Books, personal equipment and required clinical attire are extra.
Engineering Science
ESC:100
14558
14094
ESC:101
11982
ESC:200
11968
ESC:203
14093
ESC:207
13089
ENGINEERING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND DESIGN
601
Day
TR
650
Evening
TR
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
650
Evening
TR
ENGINEERING CIRCUITS I
601
Day
MW
W
ENGINEERING MECHANICS I
650
Evening
MW
ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS
601
Day
TR
3 cr
T Pedersen
T Pedersen
3 cr
T Pedersen
4 cr
STAFF
2pm-3:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
SW-202
SW-202
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
5:30pm-6:50pm
SW-202
12:30pm-1:45pm
1:50pm-3:35pm
SW-202
SW-202
5:30pm-6:50pm
SW-207
12:30pm-1:45pm
SW-202
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
T Pedersen
CN-122
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
CN-122
STAFF
1/16-5/17
CN-122
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
CN-122
STAFF
1/16-5/17
CN-122
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
CN-122
STAFF
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
English
ENG:003
SENTENCE COMBINING
10160
601
Day
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
10195
650
Evening
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
ENG:004
GRAMMAR REVIEW
10212
601
Day
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
10213
650
Evening
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
ENG:006
WRITING EFFECTIVE PARAGRAPHS
10225
601
Day
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
10244
650
Evening
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
ENG:007
BUSINESS WRITING REVIEW
13384
601
Day
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
13385
650
Evening
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
ENG:013
ESL: ACADEMIC ENGLISH PREP
15093
602
Day
M
ENG:014
ESL: ACADEMIC LISTENING COMPREHENSION
12366
601
Day
TBA
See Carole Watson, in CN-208 to register or call 314-984-7462.
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
CN-122
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
CN-122
STAFF
1/16-5/17
CN-124
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
STAFF
ENG:016
ESL: GRAMMAR REVIEW FOR NON-NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKERS
12367
601
Day
TBA
See Carole Watson, in CN-208 to register or call 314-984-7462.
CN-122
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
ENG:017
ESL: WRITING SKILLS
12368
601
Day
TBA
See Carole Watson, in CN-208 to register or call 314-984-7462.
CN-122
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
ENG:020
DEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH
13751
601
Day
MWF
10261
602
Day
MWF
15760
603
Day
TR
10263
604
Day
MWF
12237
650
Day
TR
ENG:030
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING
10272
601
Day
MWF
10273
602
Day
MWF
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 Section 601 is required.
14469
603
Day
MWF
10275
604
Day
MWF
10274
605
Day
MWF
10359
606
Day
MW
10388
607
Day
TR
13752
608
Day
TR
12185
609
Day
TR
15039
610
Day
MWF
10541
650
Evening
MW
ENG:050
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS I
10678
601
Day
MW
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
ENG:051
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS I
14821
601
Day
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
10679
650
Evening
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
ENG:053
LISTENING AND NOTE-TAKING FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS
13067
601
Day
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
10705
650
Evening
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
ENG:060
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS II
10706
601
Day
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
13064
602
Day
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
11939
650
Evening
MW
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
ENG:061
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS II
10707
601
Day
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
10743
650
Evening
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
6pm-6:50pm
CS-211
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-12:15pm
12pm-12:50pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
HE-127
HE-127
CS-119
HE-127
HE-127
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
CN-221
CN-221
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
3:30pm-4:45pm
8am-9:15am
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
11am-12:05pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
CS-206
CN-224
CN-221
CN-221
CN-221
CN-221
CN-221
BA-205
CN-221
1pm-3:50pm
HE-127
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
6 cr
STAFF
8am-9:15am
CS-210
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
7:30pm-8:45pm
CS-210
STAFF
1/19-5/17
8am-9:15am
BA-202
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
6pm-7:15pm
CS-210
STAFF
1/19-5/17
9:30am-12:15pm
HE-127
6 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12:30pm-3:15pm
HE-127
STAFF
1/19-5/17
6pm-8:50pm
HE-127
STAFF
1/20-5/17
8am-9:15am
CS-119
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
7:30pm-8:45pm
CS-119
STAFF
1/19-5/17
CS-211
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
CN-227
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ENG:062
SPOKEN COMMUNICATION AND PRONUNCIATION FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS
14822
601
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
10746
650
Evening
TR
6pm-7:15pm
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
121
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
11am-12:15pm
CS-210
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
SO-109
STAFF
1/19-5/17
HE-127
STAFF
1/20-5/17
HE-127
STAFF
1/19-5/17
CS-119
STAFF
1/20-5/17
8am-9:15am
CN-204
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
5:30pm-6:15pm
CN-204
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ENG:101
COLLEGE COMPOSITION I
12074
601
Day
MWF
7am-7:50am
CN-125
10748
602
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
CN-125
10750
603
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
SO-109
13753
604
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-112
13754
605
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-120
10752
606
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
CN-125
10753
607
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
CS-206
13755
608
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-232
10754
609
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
CN-125
10755
610
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SO-112
10759
611
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
CN-125
10760
612
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SO-112
10794
613
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
CN-224
13756
614
Day
MWF
2pm-2:50pm
CN-224
10762
615
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
CN-227
13757
616
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
CN-125
10763
617
Day
MW
3:30pm-4:45pm
CN-125
10764
618
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
CN-125
10765
619
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
CN-227
12800
620
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
CN-125
10766
621
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-120
10767
622
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
CN-125
12883
623
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
CN-224
10771
624
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SO-109
12877
625
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
CN-125
10773
626
Day
TR
3:30pm-4:45pm
CN-125
10761
630
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
CN-225
Offered through the ESL Program, contact ESL Staff in CN-208 or call 314-984-7462.
10812
631
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-224
Offered through the ESL Program, contact ESL Staff in CN-208 or call 314-984-7462.
11932
645
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
CN-125
This is a service-learning section, contact Donna Halsband at 314-984-7893 for more information.
11933
646
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
CN-125
This is a service-learning section, contact Donna Halsband at 314-984-7893 for more information.
13076
650
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
CN-125
11108
651
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
CN-125
11936
652
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
CN-125
11935
653
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
CN-125
11937
654
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
CN-125
11938
680
Weekend
S
9am-11:40am
CN-221
15254
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15255
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
STAFF
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/20-5/17
STAFF
1/20-5/17
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
STAFF
1/16-5/17
ENG:102
COLLEGE COMPOSITION II
12034
6WA
Day
MWF
7am-7:50am
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12035
6WB
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
CN-221
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
SO-112
STAFF
1/20-5/17
Type
Day
ENG:070
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS III
11863
601
Day
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
14165
602
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
10813
69C
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement. Concurrent enrollment in ENG:228 Section 69C is required.
13065
650
Evening
TR
7:30pm-8:45pm
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
11940
651
Evening
W
6pm-8:50pm
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
ENG:080
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS III
14905
601
Day
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
15838
650
Evening
TR
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement.
Meramec
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
122
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Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
12041
6WC
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
CN-221
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12042
6WD
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
CN-227
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12045
6WE
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
SO-109
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12052
6WF
Day
MW
3:30pm-4:45pm
SO-109
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12054
6WH
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SO-112
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. It is also a service-learning section, contact Donna Halsband at 314984-7893 for more information.
12050
6WJ
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-112
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12051
6WK
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
CN-224
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12053
6WL
Day
TR
3:30pm-4:45pm
SO-109
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15071
6WM
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SW-208
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12037
6XA
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
CN-224
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12039
6XB
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
CN-224
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12040
6XC
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-112
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12043
6XD
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
CN-224
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12047
6XE
Day
MWF
7am-7:50am
CN-224
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12048
6XF
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
CN-221
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12049
6XG
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SO-109
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12055
6W1
Evening
M
7pm-9:45pm
CN-224
STAFF
1/25-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12056
6W2
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
SO-112
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12057
6W3
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
CN-224
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12044
6X1
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
SO-112
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required that they complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15256
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:103
REPORT WRITING
12058
695
Day/Hybrid
M
2pm-3:15pm
SO-112
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12059
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
CN-221
ENG:104
HONORS COLLEGE COMPOSITION I
12060
693
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-221
This is an honors section. Permission required to register, contact an academic advisor.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
ENG:105
HONORS COLLEGE COMPOSITION II
3 cr
12061
6W3
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
CN-224
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This is an honors, writing intensive section. Permission required to register, contact an academic advisor. It is required that students complete ENG:101 or ENG:104 before
taking this course.
12062
6W4
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-125
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This is an honors, writing intensive section. Permission required to register, contact an academic advisor. It is required that students complete ENG:101 or ENG:104 before
taking this course.
ENG:110
CREATIVE WRITING
3 cr
12064
6WA
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-109
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12063
6XA
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
CN-221
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
14472
6W1
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
SO-109
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12404
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
STAFF
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ENG:201
INTRODUCTION TO FICTION
3 cr
13594
6WA
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-232
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12801
6WV
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. Students are required to come to campus for an orientation and
a midterm and final exam. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:202
INTRODUCTION TO POETRY AND PLAYS
3 cr
12066
6XA
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-109
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/20-5/17
ENG:203
AMERICAN LITERATURE
3 cr
12067
6W3
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
CS-210
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This is an honors, writing intensive section. Permission required to register, contact an academic advisor. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this
course.
ENG:204
AMERICAN LITERATURE BEFORE 1865
12068
6WA
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SO-109
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ENG:206
AMERICAN LITERATURE AFTER 1945
12069
6WA
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SO-109
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
Meramec
ENG:211
BRITISH LITERATURE AFTER 1800
3 cr
12405
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ENG:216
WOMEN IN LITERATURE
13592
6WA
Day
W
7pm-9:40pm
SO-109
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ENG:222
MAJOR BRITISH WRITERS
15253
6WA
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
CN-227
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
ENG:224
FICTION WRITING
3 cr
12312
6X1
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-109
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
13077
6XA
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
SO-109
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
ENG:225
POETRY WRITING
3 cr
15840
6XA
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
CS-119
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
13347
6XE
Evening
T
6pm-8:40pm
SO-109
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
ENG:226
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
3 cr
12406
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ENG:228
STUDIES IN LITERATURE
3 cr
14755
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-109
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This course will be a cross-culture study of mythology.
15259
69C
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-109
STAFF
1/20-5/17
See ESL staff in CN-208 for placement. Concurrent enrollment in ENG:070 Section 69C is required.
12407
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
ENG:229
INTERMEDIATE WRITING WORKSHOP
15841
6WA
Day
TR
3:30pm-4:45pm
CS-210
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
ENG:230
ENVIRONMENTAL LITERATURE
3 cr
13530
6WV
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:231
WORLD LITERATURE
3 cr
12803
6WV
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Finance
FIN:100
15234
14368
PERSONAL FINANCE
601
Day
650
Evening
TR
M
9:30am-10:45am
7pm-9:50pm
BA-118
BA-118
3 cr
M Tulley
M Tulley
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/25-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
TR
TR
9am-10:40am
1pm-2:40pm
CS-209
CS-204
MW
1pm-2:40pm
CS-209
MW
9am-10:40am
CS-209
TR
1pm-2:40pm
CS-209
Credits
Instructor
Dates
French
FRE:101
11066
11068
FRE:102
11069
FRE:201
11079
FRE:202
11080
ELEMENTARY FRENCH I
601
Day
602
Day
ELEMENTARY FRENCH II
601
Day
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I
601
Day
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II
601
Day
4 cr
L Day
STAFF
4 cr
L Day
4 cr
L Day
4 cr
L Day
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Geography
GEG:103
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
3 cr
11065
602
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SW-106
J Dorsch
11064
6X1
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SW-106
J Dorsch
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
11070
6X0
Evening
R
7pm-9:50pm
LH-101
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
Geology
GEO:100
EARTH SCIENCE
3 cr
11076
601
Day
MWF
2pm-2:50pm
SW-106
C Campbell
11074
604
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
SW-106
STAFF
14874
646
Day
TR
11am-12:35pm
SW-108
C Campbell
11077
6S1
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SW-106
C Campbell
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
11075
6X2
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SW-207
C Campbell
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
15096
6X3
Day
TR
9am-10:35am
SW-108
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
11078
6S2
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
SW-106
STAFF
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
13254
675
Web-Based/Internet
S
NET
J Schneider
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
GEO:103
11567
GEO:111
11568
ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
601
Day
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
601
Day
This section includes a one-day field trip TBA.
11569
602
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
LH-101
TR
MWF
9:30am-10:50am
9am-9:50am
SW-106
SW-106
TR
MWF
11am-12:20pm
11am-11:50am
SW-106
SW-106
3 cr
STAFF
5 cr
J Dorsch
J Dorsch
This section includes a one-day field trip TBA.
11570
6SE
Evening
TR
7pm-9:50pm
SW-106
STAFF
This section includes a one-day field trip TBA and is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
GEO:113
11571
OCEANOGRAPHY
601
Day
3 cr
C Campbell
TR
2pm-3:15pm
LH-101
TR
TR
9am-10:40am
6pm-7:40pm
CS-204
CS-204
MW
9am-10:40am
CS-204
MW
9am-10:40am
CS-204
4 cr
G Sherman
STAFF
4 cr
G Sherman
4 cr
G Sherman
MWF
TR
9am-9:50am
8am-9:15am
SO-205
SO-205
3 cr
STAFF
S Lemons
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
German
GER:101
11081
15183
GER:102
11082
GER:201
15181
ELEMENTARY GERMAN I
601
Day
650
Evening
ELEMENTARY GERMAN II
601
Day
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I
601
Day
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
History
HST:100
10747
10744
AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
601
Day
602
Day
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
125
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Meramec
GEG:100
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY: THE EASTERN WORLD
3 cr
11058
601
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
AS-108
STAFF
GEG:101
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY: THE WESTERN WORLD
3 cr
11062
6X2
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SW-207
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
13745
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
R Lee
1/16-5/17
Students must sign on to the course in Blackboard by January 18 or they will be dropped from the class. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14809
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
R Lee
1/16-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Meramec
HST:101
AMERICAN HISTORY I
11112
601
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
SO-205
11166
602
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-204
11167
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SO-204
11111
604
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
LH-103
11163
605
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-232
11100
606
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
LH-102
14324
646
Day
TR
4:15pm-5:50pm
BA-114
12280
6S1
Day
TR
3:30pm-4:45pm
SO-232
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
11165
6W1
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-205
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14839
647
Evening
MW
5pm-6:25pm
SO-205
13670
651
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
SO-206
11168
6WA
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SO-205
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15285
680
Weekend
S
9am-11:40am
SO-204
13387
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13746
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Lemons
J Hughes
R Lee
S Lemons
J Hughes
R Lee
STAFF
K Blalock
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/19-5/17
STAFF
1/20-5/17
K Blalock
J Hughes
STAFF
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
STAFF
K Blalock
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
K Blalock
1/16-5/17
HST:102
AMERICAN HISTORY II
11101
601
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
SO-232
11103
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
LH-104
11104
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
LH-104
14322
604
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-108
11178
605
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-205
11176
606
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-206
11179
607
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-232
14325
646
Day
MW
2pm-3:45pm
SO-206
11180
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SO-232
11189
652
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
SO-204
13500
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14326
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
R Lee
J Hughes
S Collins
STAFF
S Collins
S Lemons
K Voss
STAFF
R Lee
STAFF
K Blalock
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
K Blalock
1/16-5/17
HST:105
U.S. IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
3 cr
12581
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
LH-101
S Collins
1/20-5/17
13039
602
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
LH-103
S Collins
1/19-5/17
HST:115
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HERITAGE
3 cr
11193
601
Day
MW
2pm-3:20pm
SO-232
K Blalock
1/20-5/17
HST:117
EARLY MODERN EUROPE
3 cr
11195
640
Day
MWF
10am-11:50am
SO-206
K Blalock
1/20-3/14
HST:119
THE MODERN WORLD
3 cr
11196
641
Day
MWF
10am-11:50am
SO-206
K Blalock
3/22-5/17
HST:138
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY II
3 cr
13722
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
HST:139
BRITISH HISTORY
3 cr
12846
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
HST:204
14323
HST:206
12582
THE U.S. IN CRISIS AND CIVIL WAR
601
Day
MWF
WOMEN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
601
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SO-206
11am-11:50am
SO-108
11am-11:50am
12pm-1:50pm
12pm-1:50pm
6:30pm-9:20pm
5:30pm-7:20pm
SW-103
SS-107
SW-103
LH-103
SS-107
3 cr
S Collins
3 cr
S Lemons
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Horticulture
HRT:101
11769
11770
INTRODUCTORY HORTICULTURE
601
Day
650
Evening
W
W
M
T
W
4 cr
D Billman
D Billman
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
HRT:102
11771
SOILS
601
Day
650
Evening
W
W
M
M
8am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
SW-103
SS-107
SS-107
SS-107
15522
Credits
Instructor
3 cr
P Roberts
D Billman
HRT:105
COOPERATIVE HORTICULTURE I
11772
601
Arranged
S
OFF CAMPUS
Permission of program coordinator required to register, contact Paul Roberts at proberts@stlcc.edu or 314-984-7714.
1 cr
P Roberts
HRT:110
15381
HRT:126
15382
HRT:133
15385
HRT:207
11774
1 cr
S Mintun
1 cr
M O'Connell
1 cr
STAFF
3 cr
P Roberts
12262
HRT:214
11775
13616
HRT:240
15380
HRT:241
15375
15378
HRT:245
15373
15374
FUNDAMENTALS OF HORTICULTURE
670
Evening
T
PLANT IDENTIFICATION: SHRUBS AND VINES
671
Evening
W
LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT
671
Evening
W
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS - SHRUBS AND EVERGREENS
601
Day
R
R
650
Evening
R
R
GROUNDS MANAGEMENT
601
Day
F
F
650
Evening
R
R
GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT
650
Evening
M
M
GREENHOUSE MANAGEMENT
601
Day
T
T
650
Evening
T
T
SPECIAL APPLICATIONS IN LANDSCAPE DESIGN
601
Day
M
M
650
Evening
M
M
6:30pm-8:20pm
SW-102
6:30pm-8:20pm
SW-103
6:30pm-8:20pm
SS-108
8am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
SW-103
SS-107
SW-103
SS-105
8am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
SW-103
SS-107
SS-107
SS-107
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
SS-106
SS-106
8am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
SW-103
SS-107
SS-107
SS-107
8am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
SW-103
SW-103
SW-103
SW-103
D Billman
3 cr
P Roberts
M O'Connell
3 cr
P Gray
3 cr
P Roberts
P Bellrose
3 cr
P Roberts
J Pence
Dates
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-3/9
3/24-5/12
3/24-5/13
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
Human Services
HMS:100
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SERVICES
10919
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
CS-206
13781
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Osler
C Glore
HMS:101
HUMAN SERVICES: THEORIES AND SKILLS
10920
650
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
HMS:111
GROUP PRACTICE IN HUMAN SERVICES
13782
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
HMS:201
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HUMAN SERVICES I
12305
601
Arranged
TBA
An additional $11.25 will be added to the maintenance fee to cover a criminal background check.
TBA
3 cr
J Osler
3 cr
A Miller
3 cr
K Wantz
TBA
3 cr
K Wantz
HMS:202
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HUMAN SERVICES II
10921
601
Arranged
TBA
An additional $11.25 will be added to the maintenance fee to cover a criminal background check.
HMS:203
10886
HMS:204
10888
HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM SEMINAR I
601
Day
T
HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM SEMINAR II
601
Day
T
CS-205
CS-104
9:30am-12:15pm
CS-104
9:30am-12:15pm
CS-104
11am-12:50pm
LH-104
2pm-4:40pm
BA-122
10am-10:50am
SO-108
3 cr
K Wantz
3 cr
K Wantz
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Humanities
HUM:102
HUMANITIES II
11053
601
Day
TR
HUM:115
LIFE AND DEATH DURING THE NAZI ERA
14454
601
Day
T
HUM:208
LIBERAL ARTS SEMINAR: THEMES IN THE LIBERAL ARTS
15178
601
Day
MWF
Theme will be Darwin's dangerous idea.
4 cr
J Campbell
3 cr
R Kalfus
3 cr
R Lee
Information Reporting Technology
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
IRT:101
PRINCIPLES OF JUDICIAL REPORTING I
13216
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
R Dunn
1/16-5/17
IRT:140
LEGAL TERMINOLOGY
12902
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
B Bee
1/16-5/17
IRT:142
EDITING OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
15236
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
B Russell
1/16-5/17
IRT:150
LITERARY I
12885
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
P Ziegler
1/16-5/17
IRT:169
14510
3 cr
P Ziegler
Type
Day
Time
Location
INFORMATION REPORTING I
650
Evening
W
7pm-8:20pm
BA-209
M
7pm-8:20pm
BA-203
14511
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
P Ziegler
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
Meramec
IRT:170
INFORMATION REPORTING II
3 cr
14512
650
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:50pm
BA-203
P Ziegler
1/20-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach.
14672
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Ziegler
1/16-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IRT:171
INFORMATION REPORTING III
3 cr
14513
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Ziegler
1/16-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IRT:172
INFORMATION REPORTING IV
3 cr
14514
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Ziegler
1/16-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IRT:173
INFORMATION REPORTING V
3 cr
14515
650
Evening
MW
7pm-8:20pm
BA-205
M Lange
1/20-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach.
14902
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Lange
1/16-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IRT:174
INFORMATION REPORTING VI
3 cr
14516
650
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:50pm
BA-205
M Lange
1/20-5/17
15237
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Lange
1/16-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IRT:250
LITERARY II
3 cr
13006
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Ziegler
1/16-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IRT:251
LITERARY III
3 cr
13007
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Ziegler
1/16-5/17
Students in this class may expect to incur additional costs for the Web-based Internet practice and testing service, Realtime Coach. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IRT:253
WORKPLACE LEARNING: JUDICIAL REPORTING
14518
639
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
IRT:254
WORKPLACE LEARNING: CART REPORTING
14519
639
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
IRT:255
WORKPLACE LEARNING: CAPTIONING REPORTING
14520
639
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
IRT:257
ADVANCED COMPUTER-AIDED TRANSCRIPTION
14517
650
Evening
R
5:30pm-8:20pm
BA-209
14904
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
P Ziegler
1 cr
P Ziegler
1 cr
P Ziegler
3 cr
R Dunn
R Dunn
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
Information Systems
IS:101
12194
IS:102
12195
13211
KEYBOARDING
650
Evening
KEYBOARDING AND FORMATTING
601
Day
602
Day
T
5:30pm-6:45pm
BA-202
MW
TR
9am-10:20am
11am-12:15pm
BA-202
BA-202
1 cr
M Quinn
3 cr
A Fricks
A Fricks
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
IS:103
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR BUSINESS
13394
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
BA-203
11641
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
BA-203
11642
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-203
11645
604
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
BA-203
11646
605
Day
TR
11am-12:20pm
BA-203
12376
606
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
BA-203
13395
646
Day
TR
2pm-3:40pm
BA-203
11647
650
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
BA-203
11640
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13396
676
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
3 cr
J Mercer
G Sibbitts
G Sibbitts
R Miller
R Miller
J Mercer
R Miller
R Miller
G Sibbitts
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
J Mercer
2/8-5/17
IS:107
INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
3 cr
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
BA-202
G Sibbitts
1/19-5/17
602
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-212
STAFF
1/20-5/17
IS:110
PROGRAM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
3 cr
11648
601
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
BA-202
R Bullock
1/20-5/17
IS:112
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE CONCEPTS
3 cr
14722
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Cupples
1/16-5/17
First-time distance learning students may attend an orientation from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, January 16, in Room B-125 on the Florissant Valley campus. For more information, see
Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:123
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS
1 cr
13212
601
Day
F
9am-11:40am
TBA
STAFF
1/22-2/19
Windows Vista will be taught.
11732
602
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-208
H Weatherholt
1/19-2/18
Windows Vista will be taught.
13783
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Ebert
1/16-2/24
Windows Vista will be taught. Students must e-mail the instruction at debert@stlcc.edu between January 16 and 22 or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more
information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:124
WINDOWS-ADVANCED TOPICS
15297
601
Day
Windows Vista will be taught.
IS:125
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-208
1 cr
STAFF
3/30-4/29
EXCEL FOR WINDOWS
2 cr
11739
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
H Weatherholt
3/1-5/17
MS Excel 2007 will be taught. Students must e-mail the instruction at hweatherholt@stlcc.edu between March 2 and 8 or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For
more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:129
HTML
1 cr
650
Evening
M
7pm-8:45pm
BA-208
STAFF
3/22-5/17
680
Weekend
S
9am-11:40am
BA-212
STAFF
1/16-2/13
IS:130
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE SUPPORT
3 cr
11744
640
Day
TR
2pm-4:40pm
BA-210
J Mercer
1/19-3/14
IS:132
WINDOWS-INTERMEDIATE TOPICS
1 cr
14444
601
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-208
S Larson
2/23-3/25
Windows Vista will be taught.
12564
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
H Weatherholt
4/5-5/2
Windows Vista will be taught. Students must e-mail the instruction via Blackboard between April 5 and 11 or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more
information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
11740
11743
IS:133
INTRODUCTION TO SQL
15311
695
Evening/Hybrid
M
7pm-9:40pm
BA-202
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Mercer
WEB PUBLISHING
3 cr
680
Weekend
S
9am-12:40pm
BA-212
H Weatherholt
IS:151
MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN BUSINESS
4 cr
13144
601
Day
MW
10am-11:50am
BA-208
R Miller
Microsoft Office 2007 will be taught.
12574
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
G Sibbitts
Microsoft Office 2007 will be taught. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1/16-3/14
IS:139
11992
IS:205
2/20-5/15
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
4 cr
650
Evening
M
7pm-10:10pm
BA-212
M Quinn
1/25-5/17
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Larson
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
T
4:30pm-5:25pm
BA-212
1/19-1/19
After registering, e-mail Judy Larson at jlarson@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12196
12197
IS:215
INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL AREA NETWORKS
3 cr
11785
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
C Chott
1/16-5/17
Students must e-mail the instruction via Blackboard between January 16 and 25 or they will be withdrawn for nonattendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
129
Meramec
14409
15343
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
IS:217
NETWORK PERFORMANCE MONITORING
3 cr
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
BA-125
D Corson
1/19-5/17
IS:218
NETWORK INTERNSHIP
3 cr
11786
639
Arranged
TBA
BA-207
C Chott
1/19-5/17
IS:229
UNIX/LINUX
3 cr
11796
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-209
M Hvatum
1/19-5/17
14668
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Hvatum
1/16-5/17
Students must e-mail the instruction via Blackboard between January 16 and 22 or they will be withdrawn for nonattendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14173
IS:231
INTRODUCTION TO DATA COMMUNICATIONS
3 cr
11821
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Hvatum
1/16-5/17
Students must e-mail the instruction via Blackboard between January 16 and 22 or they will be withdrawn for nonattendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:235
NETWORK DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
11822
695
Evening/Hybrid
R
7pm-8:20pm
BA-125
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:236
11823
NETWORK ADMINISTRATION
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
7pm-8:20pm
FV B-119
M
7pm-8:20pm
BA-125
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Meramec
IS:237
3 cr
C Chott
3 cr
C Chott
COMPUTER SYSTEM AND NETWORK SECURITY
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
BA-122
IS:239
ROUTER ADMINISTRATION
12388
695
Evening/Hybrid
M
7pm-8:20pm
BA-125
W
7pm-8:20pm
FV B-119
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
C Chott
IS:246
3 cr
J Mercer
15348
VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING
15339
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-212
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1/21-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/25-3/14
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/24-5/17
1/20-3/14
IS:251
JAVA PROGRAMMING
3 cr
11837
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
BA-212
K Singh
1/19-5/17
15342
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students must e-mail the instruction via Blackboard between January 16 and 25 or they will be withdrawn for nonattendance For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:254
ADVANCED MICROCOMPUTER OPERATING SYSTEMS
15345
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
T Cupples
1/16-5/17
ADVANCED VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING
15340
695
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-212
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Calicutt
3/24-5/17
IS:255
IS:264
ADVANCED UNIX: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION I
3 cr
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
BA-209
M Hvatum
1/25-5/17
IS:270
ORACLE PL/SQL
3 cr
15313
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-202
STAFF
3/24-5/17
Students must e-mail the instructor via Blackboard prior to the third week of class to avoid being withdrawn for nonattendance. For more information, see Distance Learning
on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15349
IS:271
IS:273
ORACLE USER INTERFACE DESIGN
13758
695
Evening/Hybrid
M
7pm-9:50pm
BA-202
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Lu
3/22-5/17
ORACLE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION
15312
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-202
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Lu
1/20-3/14
3 cr
A Fricks
1/19-5/17
IS:291
12170
WORKPLACE LEARNING: INFORMATION SYSTEMS
639
Arranged
TBA
BA-207
Interdisciplinary Studies
IDS:101
CORNERSTONE
3 cr
12999
601
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-202
M Hvatum
1/20-5/17
Computer Hackers and Their Effects on Society. Through reading, discussion, hands-on research and written work students will consider the effect hackers and social
engineers have on society. Students will read about hackers and their dangerous exploits and study techniques used to protect against them. Students will consider the ethics
of hacking and social engineering and their impact on acquiring, processing, storing, disseminating, using, and trusting information.
12717
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
AS-204
D Taylor
1/20-5/17
Is the Boogeyman Real?: Urban Legends and American Society allows students to explore and study the creation of urban legends in American Society as well as the
various contexts in which these myths are placed. Students will have the opportunity to interpret the symbolic and social significance of American folklore as well as analyze
its shaping and criticism of American society.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
130
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
13116
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
CS-204
J Barker
1/20-5/17
In The Zone: The Study of Creativity is intended to explore definitions, examples, and implications of creativity. Students will learn about various contexts such as
business, art, literature, music, and others. Social and ethical implications of creativity will be examined as well as resulting controversial issues. Values will be explored
through the use of creative tools and completion of a creative topic.
13618
604
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
BA-212
M Hvatum
1/20-5/17
Computer Games and the Lessons They Teach. Through reading, discussion, hands-on research, and written work students will consider the computer games and the
lessons they teach. Students will methodically analyze computer games and describe their plot, themes, artistic sense, background music, and Weltanschauung and derive the
lessons and values promulgated by each game. Students will consider the powerful immersive environments created by games and analyze the psychological factors that
make them so seductive and compelling.
15705
605
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-114
J Messmer
1/19-5/17
Planning an American Revolution: Political Reform for the 21st Century will focus upon contemporary calls for political reform in the United States. This will include
detailed studies of electoral reform, campaign finance reform, tax reform, media reform and political institution reform (Federalism, Congress, the presidency and the courts).
13286
607
Day
F
12pm-2:50pm
BA-112
D Halsband
1/22-5/17
Citizens and Leaders: Leadership in the 21st Century will focus upon leaders, citizens, and leadership theory. Students will study the relationships between leaders and
citizens in society and the social and political effects of varying approaches toward leadership. Care will be taken to apply leadership theory and analysis toward profiles of
contemporary leadership. To enroll in this IDS:101 section students must be willing to provide their own transportation to four or more community agencies where
instructional activities will take place during the semester. For additional information e-mail dhalsband@stlcc.edu or call Donna Halsband at 314-984-7893.
13130
608
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-212
M Hvatum
1/19-5/17
Computer Games and the Lessons They Teach. Through reading, discussion, hands-on research, and written work students will consider the computer games and the
lessons they teach. Students will methodically analyze computer games and describe their plot, themes, artistic sense, background music and Weltanschauung, and derive the
lessons and values promulgated by each game. Students will consider the powerful immersive environments created by games and analyze the psychological factors that
make them so seductive and compelling.
13282
609
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
HE-124
C Gallup
1/19-5/17
Free Will and Society. What are the conditions that make for a successful democratic arrangement? It has been claimed that if people are only able to vote based on their
personal self-interest, the best outcomes for the whole could not be realized. What is the best possible balance between the needs of society and the needs of individuality?
How does "enlightenment" factor in? Free Will and Society will explore these questions and offer an introduction to success strategies in college and orientation to college
work and study skills.
13918
610
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
CS-209
C Gallup
1/19-5/17
Free Will and Society. What are the conditions that make for a successful democratic arrangement? It has been claimed that if people are only able to vote based on their
personal self-interest, the best outcomes for the whole could not be realized. What is the best possible balance between the needs of society and the needs of individuality?
How does "enlightenment" factor in? Free Will and Society will explore these questions and offer an introduction to success strategies in college and orientation to college
work and study skills.
15280
611
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-114
S Reno
1/19-5/17
A Brave New World: Exploring Values Through Speculative Fiction & Film will explore values from multiple perspectives as presented in science fiction. Through
short fiction, novels, and film, the class will compare and contrast different value systems and develop students' understanding of their own values. Such works as Ender's
Game, Reason and Gattaca and authors such as Robert A. Heinlein, Ursula K. LeGuin, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., and Isaac Asimov will be read.
13117
612
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-205
E Liebman
1/19-5/17
A Clash of Cultures. One thing that a general education should teach us is that few problems have simple solutions. The September 11 attack on the World Trade Center
showed us that different cultures have very different attitudes and beliefs and few problems are any more difficult to resolve than those that involve these often opposing
viewpoints. So…how do we make sense of it all? Because we live in a country that is becoming increasingly diverse, how do we look at these conflicts between and among
cultures and determine what is a good and right course of action when we are faced with such dilemmas? Students will look at current examples of clashes in cultures. We
will try to understand historical, cultural, and ethical belief systems in order to clarify and develop our own value system. We will learn to identify multiple perspectives,
recognize bias (even our own), and to articulate the nature of these cultural conflicts.
13118
613
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SO-232
E Liebman
1/19-5/17
A Clash of Cultures. One thing that a general education should teach us is that few problems have simple solutions. The September 11 attack on the World Trade Center
showed us that different cultures have very different attitudes and beliefs and few problems are any more difficult to resolve than those that involve these often opposing
viewpoints. So …how do we make sense of it all? Because we live in a country that is becoming increasingly diverse, how do we look at these conflicts between and among
cultures and determine what is a good and right course of action when we are faced with such dilemmas? Students will look at current examples of clashes in cultures. We
will try to understand historical, cultural, and ethical belief systems in order to clarify and develop our own value system. We will learn to identify multiple perspectives,
recognize bias (even our own), and to articulate the nature of these cultural conflicts.
14972
614
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-206
A White/K Olsen
1/19-5/17
Poverty, Children, and Families will introduce students to historical and contemporary experiences of children and families living in poverty. Students will learn about the
outcomes of poverty and recent attempts to reduce and ameliorate its effects. Students will have opportunities to practice writing and critical thinking skills and to analyze
how beliefs and biases about poverty are socially constructed. Additionally, students will confront poverty directly by working with agencies that serve the needs of poor
children and families by engaging in a service learning project.
15192
615
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SO-107
R Long
1/19-5/17
William Shakespeare and Film explores the kinds of choices made by writers and producers in presenting Shakespeare's work on the screen. The course will examine four
plays (such as Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth and Hamlet comparing the texts and selected film versions, and examine the kinds of values such
productions exhibit. Students will write several papers and complete a creative project.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
131
Meramec
14971
606
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-206
T Rohman
1/20-5/17
Perspectives on Food. The way we grow, process, package, distribute, purchase and consume food reveals much about ourselves and our culture. This course will explore
how food reflects our beliefs and attitudes about a range of issues and will examine how our choices and perspectives on food have both local and global impact. Readings
for the course include Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser and Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
14298
651
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
BA-114
M Hammond
1/20-5/17
The Do-It-Yourself Spirit Explored: How the DIY Trend Came to Be encourages students to discuss and respond to the values and history surrounding the do-it-yourself
movement in contemporary American culture. The DIY concept, simply put, focuses on what individuals can make or do independent of industry. Students will have the
opportunity to learn from local do-it-yourself practitioners as well as have a chance to explore the role of the DIY movement in art, architecture, social movements, science
and technology, and much more.
14466
652
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
CS-104
E Mahony
1/19-5/17
William Shakespeare and Film explores the kinds of choices made by writers and producers in presenting Shakespeare's work on the screen. The course will examine four
plays (such as Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth and Hamlet comparing the texts and selected film versions, and examine the kinds of values such
productions exhibit. Students will write several papers and complete a creative project.
15839
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Taylor
1/16-5/17
Is the Boogeyman Real?: Urban Legends and American Society allows students to explore and study the creation of urban legends in American Society as well as the
various contexts in which these myths are placed. Students will have the opportunity to interpret the symbolic and social significance of American folklore as well as analyze
its shaping and criticism of American society. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Meramec
13288
695
Day/Hybrid
M
2pm-2:50pm
CN-203
D Sperruzza
1/25-5/17
Coming to the U.S.A.: Reflecting on the Effects of American Immigration focuses on the topic of immigration from socio-historical, political, intercultural
communication, and personal perspectives. Specifically, students will learn about immigration by spending time on a project for immigrants and refugees who are clients at
the International Institute of St. Louis, reflecting on immigration by reading about and researching the topic, and drawing their own conclusions and sharing with classmates in
the Discussion Board. Students must be able to get to the International Institute, located in South St. Louis at 3654 S. Grand Blvd. for at least one visit during our class time.
Ten hours of service learning will be required before the end of the course as you work on your project. Students are required to log into this course and complete the First
Assignment by Sunday night of the first week of class to maintain class enrollment. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click
on Distance Learning.
13289
696
Day/Hybrid
W
2pm-2:50pm
CN-203
D Sperruzza
1/20-5/17
Coming to the U.S.A.: Reflecting on the Effects of American Immigration focuses on the topic of immigration from socio-historical, political, intercultural
communication, and personal perspectives. Specifically, students will learn about immigration by spending time on a project for immigrants and refugees who are clients at
the International Institute of St. Louis, reflecting on immigration by reading about and researching the topic, and drawing their own conclusions and sharing with classmates in
the Discussion Board. Students must be able to get to the International Institute, located in South St. Louis at 3654 S. Grand Blvd. for at least one visit during our class time.
Ten hours of service learning will be required before the end of the course as you work on your project. Students are required to log into this course and complete the First
Assignment by Sunday night of the first week of class to maintain class enrollment. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click
on Distance Learning.
IDS:201
CAPSTONE
4 cr
14126
601
Day
MW
7am-8:50am
SO-108
J Spencer
1/20-5/17
I Liked the Movie Better explores how important human experiences or behavior can be conveyed differently by a writer (a novelist, short story author or playwright)
compared to a film director. We will identify how a concept or idea about human relationships or society can be expressed in one way on the screen and in quite a different
way on the pages of a book. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
15189
602
Day
MWF
8am-9:10am
CS-104
M Fuller
1/20-5/17
Primal Minds will focus on the cultural metaphors of the tribal peoples in contrast to the cultural values of the 21st century. This will include the study of ritual, art, oral
traditions, architecture and ceremonial dance. Scholars including Jamake Highwater and David Mayberry-Lewis take the position that there is an urgent need for the fusion of
the mentality of primal people with that of Western civilization. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
15190
603
Day
MWF
9:30am-10:40am
CS-104
M Fuller
1/20-5/17
Primal Minds will focus on the cultural metaphors of the tribal peoples in contrast to the cultural values of the 21st century. This will include the study of ritual, art, oral
traditions, architecture and ceremonial dance. Scholars including Jamake Highwater and David Mayberry-Lewis take the position that there is an urgent need for the fusion of
the mentality of primal people with that of Western civilization. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
13761
604
Day
MW
11am-12:50pm
HE-134
B Fratello
1/20-5/17
France's Revolutionary Century traces changes in history, philosophy, literature, art, music and architecture between the storming of the Bastille and the 1889 World's Fair.
We will focus on two themes: "Frenchness" and "modernity". What defined a cultural artifact as "French" in the 19th century, when nationalism and colonialism made this
concept ever more slippery? Similarly instead of a grand, progressive march into the modern age, France's history is marked by crises, back steps and retreats that highlight
the same fears, anxieties and struggles that "progress" engenders today.
14301
605
Day
MW
2:30pm-4:20pm
BA-112
J Bayer
1/20-5/17
Freud, Jung, and the World of Fiction explores selected works of prose fiction as products of the literary imagination and as psychological "case studies." The theoretical
contributions of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung to depth psychology will be studied by relating their concepts to the short story and the short novel. Using Freudian and Jungian
constructs, students will assess the conflicts that emerge in the life of a story's main character. The origin of these conflicts will in turn be inferred by investigating his or her
relations with other characters.
13133
607
Day
T
9am-10:50am
SS-105
K Gaines
1/19-5/17
R
9am-10:50am
SW-210
1/21-5/17
Crime Solving and Forensic Science. Through academic research, labs/activities, and a possible service learning project, students will learn techniques used for
identification of suspect and victim (DNA, fingerprints, footprints, tire tracks, odontology, hair, and anthropology) as well as how to determine the cause, manner,and
mechanism of death. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
14300
608
Day
TR
2pm-3:50pm
CN-227
J Bayer
1/19-5/17
Vietnam: Fact, Fiction, Film investigates the Vietnam War and its profound consequences for the Vietnamese and American people. Within the broad framework of the
historical record, the course covers the most significant political, military and social events that occurred before and during the war. The course will enable students to
understand how the Vietnam War years were shaped by inexorable forces and how the collective experience changed the way that Americans looked at their government,
their nation, and themselves. Course materials include historical and cultural studies, personal accounts, poems, fiction, documentaries and feature-length films.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
132
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
13762
609
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:20pm
SO-108
M Fuller
1/19-5/17
Primal Minds will focus on the cultural metaphors of the tribal peoples in contrast to the cultural values of the 21st century. This will include the study of ritual, art, oral
traditions, architecture and ceremonial dance. Scholars including Jamake Highwater and David Mayberry-Lewis take the position that there is an urgent need for the fusion of
the mentality of primal people with that of Western civilization. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
13386
611
Day
TR
2pm-3:50pm
SW-106
J Dorsch
1/19-5/17
Ice on Earth: Impact on Earth History and Human Civilizations will focus on aspects of Earth sciences (geology, geography, climatology, astronomy), anthropology and
history. The course will look at the evidence for the timing and extent of ice on Earth; the reasons for global to local climate change; the impact of climate change on
terrestrial flora, fauna, and the global environment; and the significance of climate for the evolution of humans and human civilizations. Students must have completed 27
credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
14892
692
Day
TR
2pm-3:40pm
CS-104
D Gardetto
1/19-5/17
Media/Culture/Society is designed as a capstone experience for students in their last semesters of honors study. This interdisciplinary course will examine how media,
broadly defined, shape, preserve, reflect and convey images of social relations. In other words, how do media socially construct reality? Topics will include advertising and
consumerism, news and the social construction of reality, Internet and social interaction, media conglomerates, social impact of violent imagery, and censorship and first
amendment debates. We will also address social movements organized to affect media change. Honors Colloquium - Honors eligibility is required to enroll. Prerequisite:
ENG:105 or ENG:102. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
14302
694
Day/Hybrid
M
1pm-2:50pm
SO-105
C Epperson
1/25-5/17
Universal Human Rights examines the nature of the rights of human beings on a global scale. Students will take the knowledge they gain for this course and develop a
critique of the United Nation\00BFs Universal Declaration of Human Rights demonstrating their understanding of the global debate over the universal nature of human rights.
The critique will include suggested solutions to the ubiquitous problem of how to implement human rights on a global scale. In weekly assignments (e.g., reading and writing,
internet research, viewing of films, discussion board postings, journaling, etc.) students will be required to present their arguments and make informed choices which will be
presented to the class. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course. For more information, see Distance Learning
on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13759
697
Day/Hybrid
T
1pm-2:50pm
HE-123
C Epperson
1/19-5/17
Universal Human Rights examines the nature of the rights of human beings on a global scale. Students will take the knowledge they gain for this course and develop a
critique of the United Nation\00BFs Universal Declaration of Human Rights demonstrating their understanding of the global debate over the universal nature of human rights.
The critique will include suggested solutions to the ubiquitous problem of how to implement human rights on a global scale. In weekly assignments (e.g., reading and writing,
internet research, viewing of films, discussion board postings, journaling, etc.) students will be required to present their arguments and make informed choices which will be
presented to the class. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course. For more information, see Distance Learning
on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14954
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Gardetto
2/8-5/17
Race, Class and Gender provides an introductory exploration of the interrelations between gender, class and race. These interrelations will be explored as historical,
sociological, and political subjects in the U.S. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course. Students must log in
to this course via Blackboard between Feb. 8 and 10. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14184
696
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
K Smith
1/16-5/17
Preserving and Accessing Information will focus on the management of information, particularly past information, as it struggles to survive in the information age. The
course will explore the philosophies and methods used by institutions, as well as by individuals, to maintain an understanding of - and a connection to - the information and
knowledge of the past. Students will be required to attend four face-to-face meetings from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. January 16, February 20, March 13 and April 17. For more
information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
International Business
IB:100
14727
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
601
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
BA-124
MW
11am-12:40pm
CS-104
MW
1pm-2:40pm
CS-104
3 cr
M Tulley
1/20-5/17
Japanese
JPN:101
13486
JPN:102
13487
MODERN JAPANESE I
601
Day
MODERN JAPANESE II
601
Day
4 cr
M Shiwachi
4 cr
M Shiwachi
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Legal Studies
LGL:104
INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL TRIAL PROCEDURES
11536
641
Day/Hybrid
M
12:15pm-4:15pm
BA-216
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
11537
695
Evening/Hybrid
W
6pm-10pm
BA-220
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
N Simmons
3/22-5/17
N Simmons
3/24-5/17
LGL:106
11538
11535
LGL:107
14386
3 cr
B Wiseheart
P Stroup
1 cr
R Moss
COMPUTERS AND THE LAW
641
Day
670
Evening
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
650
Evening
R
R
1pm-5pm
6pm-10pm
BA-216
BA-216
R
6pm-10pm
BA-220
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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3/25-5/17
1/21-3/14
3/25-4/8
Meramec
15191
612
Day
TR
2pm-3:50pm
BA-116
A White/ S Lemons
1/19-5/17
Investigating Gender in Modern America will examine gender in modern America from the late 19th century to the early 21st century. Students will investigate gender by
applying qualitative and quantitative models of research. The course will draw on knowledge from various academic disciplines including history, sociology, psychology,
political science and philosophy. The capstone course is a culminating experience for the General Education program that develops students' abilities to locate, organize, store,
retrieve, evaluate, synthesize, and annotate information from print, electronic, and other sources in preparation for solving problems and making informed decisions. Students
must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before enrolling in a Capstone course.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Meramec
LGL:108
INTRODUCTION TO LAW FOR THE PARALEGAL
11539
640
Day
M
12:15pm-5:15pm
BA-216
11552
670
Evening
W
6pm-10pm
BA-220
11540
671
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
BA-124
LGL:205
LAW OF REAL PROPERTY AND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
15596
671
Evening
TR
6pm-10pm
BA-112
LGL:206
BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNMENT REGULATION
11554
671
Evening/Hybrid
M
6pm-10pm
BA-220
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
N Simmons
N Simmons
R Murray
3 cr
R Murray
3 cr
R Moss
LGL:211
TORTS
11916
670
Evening/Hybrid
R
6pm-10pm
BA-124
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
M Smallwood
LGL:217
LEGAL RESEARCH
11918
670
Evening
T
6pm-10pm
BA-216
13271
671
Evening
T
6pm-10pm
BA-216
LGL:218
LEGAL WRITING
11920
695
Evening/Hybrid
T
6pm-10pm
BA-208
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
K DuBois
B Wiseheart
3 cr
K DuBois
LGL:219
PARALEGAL INTERNSHIP
11923
639
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
Permission from an academic advisor or program coordinator is required for registration. This internship meets January 19-May 14.
3 cr
N Simmons
LGL:225
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
13749
650
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
BA-220
LGL:226
LAW OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
11928
650
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
BA-220
LGL:228
FAMILY LAW
11929
671
Evening
W
6pm-10pm
BA-124
LGL:229
ADVANCED COMPUTER UTILIZATION
12011
671
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
BA-216
LGL:230
EMPLOYMENT LAW
11930
670
Evening
T
6pm-10pm
BA-112
LGL:232
CONTRACTS
11931
650
Evening
R
6pm-10pm
BA-220
LGL:541
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
14387
650
Evening/Hybrid
W
6pm-10pm
CS-209
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
R Moss
1 cr
L Crawley
3 cr
R Murray
3 cr
S Darr
3 cr
C Steele
1 cr
R Moss
3 cr
K DuBois
Dates
1/25-3/14
1/20-3/14
3/25-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/21-3/14
1/19-3/14
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/18-3/4
4/15-4/29
1/20-3/14
3/25-5/17
1/19-3/14
1/21-2/4
3/31-5/12
Library & Information Studies
LIB:030
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE RESEARCH AND INFORMATION LITERACY
15250
601
Day
TR
2pm-3:35pm
LIB:101
INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY AND ONLINE RESEARCH
11943
693
Day
W
2pm-3:15pm
This is an honors section,but students who wish to take the class for non-honors credit may also enroll.
L-217
L-217
3 cr
K Smith
1 cr
J Hovis
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
Management
MGT:101
INTRODUCTION TO SUPERVISION
3 cr
13373
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Schoolman
1/16-5/17
Students should contact the instructor at mschoolman@stlcc.edu before January 16. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and
click on Distance Learning.
MGT:120
MANAGERIAL LEADERSHIP
3 cr
12983
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
BA-116
D Mowczko
1/25-5/17
MGT:201
CASE STUDIES IN SUPERVISION
3 cr
14369
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
M Schoolman
1/16-5/17
Students should contact the instructor at mschoolman@stlcc.edu prior to the first day of class. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
MGT:204
BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
3 cr
11619
601
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
BA-112
P McElligott
1/19-5/17
11620
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P McElligott
1/16-5/17
Students should contact the instructor at pmcelligott@stlcc.ed. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
14193
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P McElligott
2/8-5/17
Students should contact the instructor at pmcelligott@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Marketing
MKT:104
PRINCIPLES OF SELLING
3 cr
11623
601
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SO-107
B Young
MKT:203
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
3 cr
11624
601
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
BA-124
B Barrett
11625
602
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
BA-116
B Barrett
11626
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Barrett
After registering, students must e-mail the instructor at bbarrett@stlcc.edu before January 16. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
MCM:101
INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS
11529
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
CS-206
11530
602
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
CS-206
11531
603
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
CS-206
11532
6S4
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
CS-206
11533
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13810
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
S Hunt-Bradford
STAFF
S Dorough
S Hunt-Bradford
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
S Hunt-Bradford
2/8-5/17
MCM:102
MEDIA LITERACY
12998
601
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-227
11534
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Dorough
STAFF
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
MCM:110
JOURNALISM I: WRITING AND REPORTING
12693
601
Day
TR
MCM:111
JOURNALISM II: EDITING AND DESIGN
15226
601
Day
TR
MCM:112
FEATURE WRITING
14682
601
Day
TR
MCM:113
APPLIED JOURNALISM
15260
601
Arranged
TBA
Permission required to register, contact Shannon Philpott at 314-984-7857.
3 cr
S Philpott
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
S Philpott
3 cr
S Philpott
11am-12:15pm
CN-233
9:30am-10:45am
CN-227
12:30pm-1:45pm
CN-233
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/30
MCM:120
INTRODUCTION TO BROADCASTING
11559
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
CN-227
12292
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Dorough
STAFF
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
MCM:122
APPLIED BROADCASTING
15218
601
Day
Audio podcasting and streaming will be taught.
3 cr
S Dorough
1/22-5/17
F
12:30pm-3:20pm
CN-233
MCM:124
RADIO PRODUCTION
3 cr
11561
601
Day
MW
11am-12:20pm
CN-233
S Dorough
1/20-5/17
MCM:126
VIDEO PRODUCTION - FIELD
3 cr
13661
650
Evening
T
6:30pm-9:30pm
CN-225
S Dorough
1/19-5/17
MCM:130
FILM APPRECIATION
3 cr
13807
650
Evening
R
6:30pm-9:50pm
CN-221
STAFF
1/21-5/17
MCM:132
MAJOR THEMES IN FILM
3 cr
13083
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
MCM:134
FILMMAKING
13517
601
Day
W
2pm-5pm
CS-206
15229
650
Evening
T
6pm-9pm
CS-206
MCM:140
INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING
11582
601
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
CN-204
13267
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
R Hahn
R Hahn
3 cr
S Hunt-Bradford
S Hunt-Bradford
MCM:141
PUBLIC RELATIONS
11583
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
CN-230
11584
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
S Hunt-Bradford
S Hunt-Bradford
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
MCM:201
MEDIA INTERNSHIP I
11585
601
Arranged
TBA
Permission required to register, contact Susan Hunt-Bradford at 314-984-7535.
3 cr
S Hunt-Bradford
1/19-5/17
MCM:202
MEDIA INTERNSHIP II
11587
601
Arranged
TBA
Permission required to register, contact Susan Hunt-Bradford at 314-984-7535.
3 cr
S Hunt-Bradford
1/19-5/17
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
135
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
Meramec
Mass Communications
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
MCM:213
ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION
14676
650
Evening
MCM:218
ADVANCED FILMMAKING
14487
601
Day
MCM:219
MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS
11589
601
Day
Avid Media Composer will be taught.
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
R
6:30pm-9:30pm
CN-225
R
3pm-6pm
CS-206
M
12:30pm-3:30pm
CN-233
12:30pm-2:30pm
CN-101C
8am-8:50am
CN-101A
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
9am-9:50am
CN-101A
STAFF
1/20-5/17
10am-10:50am
CN-101A
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11am-11:50am
CN-101A
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1pm-1:50pm
CN-101A
STAFF
1/20-5/17
8am-9:15am
CN-101A
STAFF
1/19-5/17
9:30am-10:45am
CN-101A
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12:30pm-1:45pm
CN-101A
STAFF
1/19-5/17
3:30pm-4:45pm
CN-101A
STAFF
1/19-5/17
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-4:35pm
CN-226
CN-101A
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
5:30pm-6:45pm
CN-101A
STAFF
1/20-5/17
7pm-8:15pm
CN-101A
STAFF
1/19-5/17
5:30pm-6:45pm
9am-12pm
CN-226
CN-101A
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/23-5/17
12:30pm-2:30pm
CN-101C
7:45am-8:50am
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
CN-226
BA-118
CN-226
CN-228
CN-226
CN-228
CN-228
CN-226
CN-226
CN-101A
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
CN-228
CN-226
CN-101B
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2pm-2:50pm
4pm-5:15pm
BA-122
CN-101B
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
CN-228
CN-226
CN-226
CN-228
CN-101A
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
3 cr
S Dorough
3 cr
R Hahn
3 cr
R Hahn
Dates
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
Mathematics
Meramec
MTH:004
HANDS-ON ARITHMETIC WORKSHOP
13434
601
Day
TR
MTH:020
PRE ALGEBRA
12446
601
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12450
602
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12452
603
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12454
604
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12457
605
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12695
607
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12470
608
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12484
609
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12486
610
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12799
620
Day
MWF
14507
646
Day
MW
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12493
650
Evening
MW
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12494
652
Evening
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
14876
653
Evening
MW
12495
680
Weekend
S
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
MTH:025
HANDS-ON ALGEBRA WORKSHOP
12505
601
Day
TR
MTH:030
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
12507
602
Day
MWF
12508
603
Day
MWF
12509
604
Day
MWF
12510
605
Day
MWF
12512
606
Day
MWF
12513
607
Day
MWF
12522
608
Day
MWF
12520
609
Day
MWF
12523
610
Day
MWF
12525
612
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12526
613
Day
MWF
12527
614
Day
MWF
12528
615
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12529
616
Day
MWF
12530
617
Day
MW
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12531
618
Day
TR
12532
619
Day
TR
12533
621
Day
TR
12534
622
Day
TR
12535
623
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
12702
624
Day
MWF
12701
625
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12700
626
Day
TR
13443
627
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12887
628
Day
TR
15033
630
Day
MWF
15034
631
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12537
640
Day
MWF
12539
650
Evening
MW
12542
651
Evening
MW
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12541
652
Evening
TR
12540
653
Evening
TR
13787
654
Evening
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12543
680
Weekend
S
MTH:108
ELEMENTARY APPLIED MATHEMATICS
11407
601
Day
TR
MTH:140
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
11428
601
Day
MWF
11429
602
Day
MWF
11430
603
Day
MWF
11431
604
Day
MWF
11432
605
Day
MWF
11433
606
Day
MWF
11434
607
Day
MWF
11445
608
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
11435
609
Day
MWF
11436
610
Day
MWF
11437
611
Day
MWF
11438
612
Day
MWF
11439
613
Day
TR
11440
614
Day
TR
11441
615
Day
TR
11442
616
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
13788
617
Day
TR
11443
618
Day
TR
11444
619
Day
TR
11446
620
Day
TR
15036
621
Day
TR
11447
641
Day
MWF
11448
650
Evening
MW
11449
651
Evening
MW
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
11450
652
Evening
TR
13790
653
Evening
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
11451
680
Weekend
S
MTH:160A
COLLEGE ALGEBRA WITH TECHNOLOGY
12216
601
Day
MTWF
12217
602
Day
TR
MTH:160B
COLLEGE ALGEBRA: NON-TECH MAJORS
12218
601
Day
MTWF
12219
602
Day
MWF
MTH:160C
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
12204
601
Day
MTWF
12205
602
Day
MTWF
12206
603
Day
MTWF
12207
604
Day
MTWF
12208
605
Day
MWF
12209
606
Day
MTWF
12210
607
Day
MTWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12211
608
Day
TR
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
3pm-3:50pm
2pm-3:15pm
CN-226
CN-101B
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2pm-3:15pm
3pm-3:50pm
CN-226
CN-101B
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
11am-12:15pm
9am-9:50am
11am-12:15pm
CN-228
BA-205
BA-212
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
12pm-1:50pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
SO-111
CN-128
CN-101A
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-3/14
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
CN-228
CN-226
CN-101A
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
9am-12pm
CN-226
1/23-5/17
12:30pm-1:45pm
BA-116
7am-7:50am
8am-8:50am
7:45am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
SW-209
SW-209
CN-228
SW-209
SW-209
SW-209
SO-111
CN-101B
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1pm-1:50pm
12pm-12:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
SW-209
SO-204
SW-209
SO-111
SW-209
SW-209
SW-209
CN-101B
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
11am-12:15pm
12pm-1:50pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
CN-226
SW-209
SO-111
SW-209
BA-205
SO-111
CN-228
CN-101B
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
7pm-8:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
CN-228
CN-101B
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
9am-12pm
CN-128
1/23-5/17
10am-10:50am
2pm-3:50pm
SW-210
SO-111
10am-10:50am
1:30pm-2:45pm
SO-111
SW-210
7am-7:50am
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-1:15pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
SW-210
SW-210
SW-210
SW-210
SW-210
CN-228
CN-101A
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3pm-4:50pm
SW-210
STAFF
1/19-5/17
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
137
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Meramec
Spring 2010
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
12890
609
Day
MTWF
7:45am-8:50am
BA-205
STAFF
2/8-5/17
13796
611
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:20pm
SW-210
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15037
612
Day
MWF
11am-12:10pm
SW-206
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12212
650
Evening
MW
7pm-8:50pm
CN-128
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12213
651
Evening
TR
5pm-6:50pm
SW-210
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13085
652
Evening
TR
7pm-8:50pm
SW-210
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12214
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Permission required to register, contact the Math department at 314-984-7769. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
12215
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Permission required to register, contact the Math department at 314-984-7769. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
14887
676
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
2/8-5/17
Permission required to register, contact the Math department at 314-984-7769. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
Meramec
MTH:165
12220
MTH:170
11425
11426
11427
MTH:185
11408
MTH:186
11409
11410
MTH:210
11411
11412
11413
MTH:215
11892
MTH:220
11414
11415
MTH:230
11416
11417
MTH:240
11418
STRUCTURES OF MATHEMATICAL SYSTEMS I
650
Evening
MW
TRIGONOMETRY
601
Day
MWF
602
Day
TR
650
Evening
TR
PRECALCULUS
601
Day
MTWRF
SURVEY OF CALCULUS
601
Day
MWRF
650
Evening
TR
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS I
601
Day
T
MWF
602
Day
T
MWF
650
Evening
MW
LINEAR ALGEBRA
601
Day
MWF
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS II
601
Day
MWF
R
650
Evening
TR
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS III
601
Day
T
MWF
650
Evening
MW
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
601
Day
MWF
7pm-8:15pm
CN-226
8am-8:50am
11am-12:15pm
7pm-8:15pm
CN-128
SO-111
SO-111
10am-10:50am
CN-128
12pm-12:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
CN-128
SW-209
8am-9:50am
8am-8:50am
11am-12:50pm
11am-11:50am
7pm-9:25pm
SO-111
SO-111
CN-128
CN-128
SW-210
2pm-2:50pm
CN-128
9am-9:50am
8am-9:50am
7pm-9:25pm
SO-111
SO-111
CN-128
8am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
7pm-9:25pm
CN-128
CN-128
SO-111
12pm-12:50pm
SW-209
MWF
MF
MWF
MF
10am-10:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
8am-8:50am
HW-102
HE-112
HW-102
HE-112
W
MWF
8am-9:50am
11am-11:50am
HE-112
HW-102
MWF
11am-11:50am
HE-124
MWF
TR
MWF
TR
MW
9am-9:50am
11am-12:15pm
12pm-12:50pm
9:30am-10:45am
5:15pm-6:50pm
HW-102
HW-102
HW-102
HW-102
HW-102
TR
10am-10:50am
HW-104
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Music
MUS:101
10922
14968
MUSIC THEORY I
601
Day
602
Day
MUS:102
10923
MUSIC THEORY II
601
Day
MUS:103
10924
MUS:114
10926
10927
12815
10928
14827
MUS:115
10929
BASIC MUSIC
601
Day
THE ENJOYMENT OF MUSIC
601
Day
602
Day
603
Day
604
Day
646
Evening
VOICE I
601
Day
4 cr
G Myers
G Myers
4 cr
G Myers
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
G Gackstatter
G Gackstatter
G Gackstatter
G Myers
L Ross
2 cr
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
138
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
MW
MW
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
HE-112
HE-112
TR
10am-10:50am
HE-112
MWF
MWF
TR
T
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-3:50pm
11am-12:15pm
6pm-9:10pm
HE-124
HE-124
HE-124
HW-102
MW
1pm-1:50pm
HW-104
M
7pm-9:20pm
HW-102
2 cr
S Schmidt
S Schmidt
2 cr
C Conley
3 cr
D Pittman
D Pittman
STAFF
STAFF
2 cr
M Melman
1 cr
G Gackstatter
MUS:133
JAZZ LAB BAND
10964
651
Evening
W
Audition required to enroll, contact the Music department at 314-984-7636.
7:30pm-10:10pm
HW-102
1 cr
R Boedges
1/20-5/17
MUS:134
SYMPHONIC BAND
15193
601
Day
10965
650
Evening
Auditions for seating only.
2pm-3:15pm
7:30pm-10:10pm
HW-102
HW-102
1 cr
G Gackstatter
G Gackstatter
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
MUS:135
CHOIR
10966
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
Auditions are for part assignment only and will take place during the first class meeting.
HW-102
1 cr
G Myers
1/19-5/17
MUS:121
CLASS PIANO I
10953
601
Day
10954
602
Day
MUS:122
CLASS PIANO II
10955
601
Day
MUS:128
SURVEY OF ROCK MUSIC
10956
601
Day
15422
602
Day
14499
603
Day
14828
646
Evening
MUS:130
BEGINNING GUITAR
10962
601
Day
MUS:132
ORCHESTRA
10963
651
Evening
Auditions for seating only.
MW
R
Dates
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
MUS:138
JAZZ IMPROVISATION I
2 cr
12276
601
Day
T
2pm-4:30pm
HW-102
B Vaccaro
1/19-5/17
MUS:139
JAZZ IMPROVISATION II
2 cr
10967
601
Day
T
2pm-4:30pm
HW-102
B Vaccaro
1/19-5/17
MUS:141
APPLIED MUSIC I
2 cr
10968
601
Arranged
TBA
TBA
G Gackstatter
1/16-5/17
Permission required to register, instrumental students contact Gary Gackstatter at 314-984-7636; voice students should contact Dr. Jerry Myers at 314-984-7638.
MUS:142
APPLIED MUSIC II
2 cr
10969
601
Arranged
TBA
TBA
G Gackstatter
1/16-5/17
Permission required to register, instrumental students contact Gary Gackstatter at 314-984-7636; voice students should contact Dr. Jerry Myers at 314-984-7638.
MUS:202
14830
MUSIC THEORY IV
601
Day
MWF
MW
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
HW-102
HE-112
4 cr
G Myers
MUS:211
MUSIC HISTORY I
3 cr
15194
601
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
HE-124
G Myers
MUS:216
JAZZ IMPROVISATION III
2 cr
10975
601
Day
T
2pm-4:30pm
HW-102
B Vaccaro
MUS:221
CLASS PIANO III
2 cr
10977
601
Day
TR
11am-11:50am
HE-112
C Conley
MUS:222
CLASS PIANO IV
2 cr
10978
601
Day
TR
11am-11:50am
HE-112
C Conley
MUS:241
APPLIED MUSIC III
2 cr
10971
601
Arranged
TBA
TBA
G Gackstatter
Permission required to register, instrumental students contact Gary Gackstatter at 314-984-7636; voice students should contact Dr. Jerry Myers at 314-984-7638.
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
MUS:242
APPLIED MUSIC IV
2 cr
10970
601
Arranged
TBA
TBA
G Gackstatter
1/16-5/17
Permission required to register, instrumental students contact Gary Gackstatter at 314-984-7636; voice students should contact Dr. Jerry Myers at 314-984-7638.
Nursing
NUR:101
11776
FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
601
Day
NUR:102
11950
11954
NUR:105
11956
11957
NUR:106
14580
NURSING LABORATORY PRACTICUM I
601
Day
W
9am-10:50am
602
Day
W
12pm-1:50pm
NURSING LABORATORY PRACTICUM II
601
Day
R
9am-10:50am
602
Day
R
12pm-1:50pm
LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE TO ASSOCIATE DEGREE:NURSING BRIDGE I
601
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8pm
TR
F
M
6:30am-12:30pm
10am-10:50am
10am-11:50am
OFF CAMPUS
LH-103
SW-108
SW-111
SW-111
SW-111
SW-111
SW-108
5 cr
C Hartwig
1 cr
D Knickerbocker
D Knickerbocker
1 cr
C Strahm
C Strahm
1 cr
J Walsh
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
139
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
NUR:107
14581
NUR:108
11955
LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE TO ASSOCIATE DEGREE:NURSING BRIDGE II
601
Evening
TR
5:30pm-8pm
NURSING OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN I
601
Day
TBA
F
10am-12:50pm
M
8am-9:50am
NUR:201
NURSING OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN II
11958
601
Day
W
9am-12pm
RF
M
10am-11:55am
NUR:203
CONTEMPORARY NURSING
11960
601
Day
M
1pm-2pm
NUR:204
MANAGEMENT SKILLS IN NURSING
11961
601
Day
F
8am-9:50am
TBA
Clinicals meet in the hospital during the last four weeks of the semester, April 12-May 7.
NUR:205
11965
Meramec
NURSING OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN III
601
Day
TW
R
MF
Hospital times are Tuesdays and Wednesdays during the day.
Location
SW-108
OFF CAMPUS
SW-108
SW-108
SW-108
OFF CAMPUS
LH-103
SO-107
BA-114
OFF CAMPUS
TBA
2pm-4:50pm
10am-11:50am
OFF CAMPUS
SW-108
AS-108
3:30pm-5:20pm
AS-102
1pm-2:50pm
AS-102
5:30pm-7:20pm
AS-102
Credits
Instructor
4 cr
J Walsh
8 cr
J Walsh
9 cr
S Franks
1 cr
J Dwyer
3 cr
D Chanasue
8 cr
D Chanasue
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/22-5/17
4/12-5/7
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/22-5/17
Occupational Therapy Assistant
OTA:102
12575
OTA:104
12577
OTA:207
12578
OTA:213
12960
OTA:214
12961
OTA:216
12962
FUNDAMENTALS OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT II
601
Day
TR
ADAPTIVE ACTIVITIES II
601
Day
MW
HEALTH AND DISEASE
601
Evening
TR
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT PRACTICUM I
640
Day
TBA
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT PRACTICUM II
641
Day
TBA
LEVEL II FIELDWORK SEMINAR
650
Evening
M
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
5:30pm-7:20pm
AS-102
4 cr
T Williams
2 cr
N Klein
4 cr
S Rittenhouse
4 cr
N Klein
4 cr
N Klein
1 cr
N Klein
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/4-2/26
3/8-4/30
1/11-5/17
Paramedic Technology
PAR:202
PRINCIPLES OF PARAMEDIC TECHNOLOGY II
11972
69A
Day
TR
9am-4:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
Classes are held at St. Anthony's Medical Center in the Hyland Education and Training Center on the 1st floor.
8 cr
J Romeo
1/19-5/13
PAR:212
PARAMEDIC LABORATORY II
1 cr
11975
69A
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
J Romeo
1/19-5/13
Classes are held at St. Anthony's Medical Center in the Hyland Education and Training Center on the 1st floor. An additional fee of $157 will be added to the maintenance fee.
PAR:222
PARAMEDIC CLINICAL II
2 cr
11974
69A
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
S Buck
1/19-5/13
Classes are held at St. Anthony's Medical Center in the Hyland Education and Training Center on the 1st floor. An additional fee of $55 will be added to the maintenance fee.
PAR:224
PARAMEDIC INTERNSHIP II
11976
69A
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
Classes are held at St. Anthony's Medical Center in the Hyland Education and Training Center on the 1st floor.
1 cr
S Buck
1/19-5/13
PAR:226
PRINCIPLES OF PARAMEDIC TECHNOLOGY III
11973
69A
Arranged
TBA
OFF CAMPUS
Classes are held at St. Anthony's Medical Center in the Hyland Education and Training Center on the 1st floor.
3 cr
J Romeo
1/19-5/13
Personal Development
PRD:102
11635
11636
PRD:103
15497
PRD:106
15498
PRD:108
15499
PRD:114
14554
PRD:122
15500
CAREER EXPLORATION
601
Day
602
Day
ASSERTIVE TRAINING I
601
Day
RELAXATION TRAINING
601
Day
PERSONAL GROWTH AND IDENTITY
601
Day
COPING WITH STRESS
601
Day
LEARNING THROUGH SERVICE
601
Day
R
R
9am-10:50am
9am-10:50am
CS-120
CS-120
W
10am-11:50am
CS-120
M
1pm-2:50pm
CS-120
W
10am-11:50am
CS-120
T
9am-10:50am
LH-101A
M
11am-12:50pm
CS-120
1 cr
F Gaal
H Salmon
1 cr
L Crawford
1 cr
S Herman
1 cr
J Duchinsky
1 cr
D Zumwinkel
1 cr
D Halsband
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
PRD:125
15501
COLLEGE ORIENTATION FOR OLDER ADULTS
601
Day
W
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
1pm-2:50pm
CS-120
1 cr
H Salmon
3/24-5/5
PHL:101
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
3 cr
11012
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
HE-123
L Siliceo-Roman
1/20-5/17
11009
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-232
M Willmore
1/20-5/17
11015
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
HE-123
L Siliceo-Roman
1/20-5/17
14231
604
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
BA-122
M Willmore
1/20-5/17
14138
605
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
HE-124
J Campbell
1/19-5/17
14523
606
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-108
M Shea
1/19-5/17
14493
607
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-205
M Shea
1/19-5/17
15504
641
Day
TR
11am-12:50pm
BA-114
STAFF
1/19-3/14
14814
646
Day
MW
11am-12:35pm
CS-209
K Sullivan
2/8-5/17
14980
647
Day
TR
1pm-2:35pm
CS-211
STAFF
2/9-5/17
15048
648
Day
F
9am-12:20pm
CS-209
J Shea
2/12-5/17
15163
6W3
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
HE-124
J Campbell
1/20-5/17
This a writing intensive honors section. Honors eligibility required to enroll. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14494
651
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
BA-114
K Bradfield
1/20-5/17
PHL:102
INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC
3 cr
14232
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
HE-124
J Campbell
1/20-5/17
11026
602
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
HE-124
J Campbell
1/20-5/17
13285
603
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
HE-123
G Ilhan
1/19-5/17
11023
604
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
HE-123
G Ilhan
1/19-5/17
11024
650
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
HE-124
J Campbell
1/20-5/17
15318
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
G Ilhan
1/19-5/17
Students must sign on to course in Blackboard by Friday of the first week of class or they will be administratively withdrawn. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
PHL:103
WORLD RELIGIONS
3 cr
11031
6S1
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
HE-123
G Ilhan
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
15164
6S3
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
HE-124
K Ballard
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
14826
646
Evening
M
6pm-9:10pm
HE-123
K Ballard
2/8-5/17
15272
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
G Ilhan
1/19-5/17
Students must sign on to course in Blackboard by Friday of the first week of class or they will be administratively withdrawn. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12408
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
PHL:104
ETHICS
3 cr
11048
601
Day
MW
2pm-3:15pm
SO-205
D Werner
1/20-5/17
15365
602
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SO-112
D Werner
1/19-5/17
14815
646
Evening
T
5:30pm-8:40pm
BA-116
B Cameron
2/9-5/17
13281
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Werner
1/19-5/17
Students must sign on to course in Blackboard by Friday of the first week of class or they will be administratively withdrawn. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14278
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Werner
1/19-5/17
Students must sign on to course in Blackboard by Friday of the first week of class or they will be administratively withdrawn. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14881
676
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Werner
1/19-5/17
Students must sign on to course in Blackboard by Friday of the first week of class or they will be administratively withdrawn. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14963
677
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Werner
1/19-5/17
Students must sign on to course in Blackboard by Friday of the first week of class or they will be administratively withdrawn. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12409
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
PHL:109
BIO-MEDICAL ETHICS
3 cr
12266
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SO-204
R Doyle
1/19-5/17
PHL:111
ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
3 cr
14239
601
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
BA-120
M Willmore
1/20-5/17
PHL:112
BUSINESS ETHICS
3 cr
15506
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Students must sign on to course in Blackboard by Friday of the first week of class or they will be administratively withdrawn. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Philosophy
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
MTWR
11am-11:55am
PE-120S
TR
1pm-1:50pm
PE-POOL
5:30pm-6:30pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
PE-201
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
5:30pm-6:30pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
PE-201
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
2pm-2:55pm
PE-120S
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Physical Education
PE:104
10974
PE:105
12202
PE:106
10976
ARCHERY
601
Day
DEEP WATER EXERCISE
601
Day
BACKPACKING AND HIKING
650
Required Orientation
Weekend Field Trip
W
S
SU
An additional $20 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
10984
651
Required Orientation
W
Weekend Field Trip
S
SU
An additional $20 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
PE:111
13246
PE:116
11025
BASKETBALL I
601
Day
BOWLING I
601
Day
MTWR
Meramec
W
9am-9:50am
MW
9am-9:50am
The section meets on campus the first day; then at Crestwood Bowl, 9822 Watson Road.
11027
602
Day
W
10am-10:50am
MW
10am-10:50am
The section meets on campus the first day; then at Crestwood Bowl, 9822 Watson Road.
PE:118
11042
CAMPING AND FLOATING
650
Required Orientation
T
R
Weekend Field Trip
SU
An additional $47 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
11054
651
7pm-9pm
7pm-9pm
7am-5pm
Required Orientation
T
8pm-10pm
R
7pm-9pm
Weekend Field Trip
SU
7am-5pm
An additional $47 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
15289
652
Required Orientation
W
5:30pm-6:30pm
Weekend Field Trip
FSU
5:30pm-6pm
An additional $70 fee will be added to the maintenance fee. Kayaks will be utilized in this section.
PE:120
COMMUNITY CPR
11061
601
Day
TR
An additional $10 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
13233
650
Evening
MW
An additional $10 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
PE:122
DANCE AEROBICS
11071
601
Day
MWF
11072
602
Day
MWF
11073
603
Day
TR
PE:126
FENCING I
11093
601
Day
TR
11094
602
Day
TR
PE:127
FENCING II
11095
601
Day
TR
PE:128
FENCING III
13324
601
Day
TR
PE:129
FIRST AID
11097
601
Day
TR
An additional $10 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
11099
650
Evening
MW
An additional $10 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
PE:130
11285
11286
11287
11288
11289
11290
11291
11292
11293
FITNESS CENTER I
601
Day
602
Day
603
Day
604
Day
605
Day
606
Day
607
Day
608
Day
609
Day
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
PE-120S
OFF CAMPUS
PE-120S
OFF CAMPUS
PE-GYM
PE-POOL
OFF CAMPUS
1 cr
T Farias
1 cr
K Kauffmann
1 cr
A Tiggs
A Tiggs
1 cr
STAFF
1 cr
A Dattoli
A Dattoli
1 cr
C Maag
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
3/31-3/31
4/10-4/10
4/17-4/18
4/21-4/21
4/24-4/24
5/1-5/2
3/22-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/25-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/25-5/17
4/6-4/6
4/8-4/8
4/10-4/11
PE-GYM
PE-POOL
OFF CAMPUS
C Maag
4/20-4/20
4/22-4/22
4/24-4/25
PE-GYM
OFF CAMPUS
A Tiggs
3/10-3/10
3/26-3/28
9:30am-11am
PE-201
1 cr
K McCall
4/8-5/13
7:30pm-9pm
PE-201
M Moore
4/12-5/17
11am-12pm
11am-12pm
11am-11:50am
PE-201
PE-201
PE-201
9:30am-11am
9:30am-11am
PE-120S
PE-120S
9:30am-11am
PE-120S
8am-8:50am
PE-120S
9:30am-10:45am
PE-201
1 cr
M Ethridge
M Ethridge
A Fingers
1 cr
W McDevitt
W McDevitt
1 cr
W McDevitt
1 cr
W McDevitt
2 cr
K McCall
7:30pm-8:45pm
PE-201
M Moore
1/20-4/7
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-3:50pm
4pm-4:50pm
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
1 cr
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/19-4/6
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
11294
610
Day
11295
611
Day
11296
612
Day
11297
613
Day
11298
614
Day
11299
615
Day
11300
616
Day
11301
617
Day
11302
618
Day
11303
619
Day
11304
620
Day
11305
621
Day
11306
622
Day
11307
623
Day
11308
624
Day
11309
625
Day
11310
626
Day
11311
627
Day
11312
650
Evening
11313
651
Evening
13280
652
Evening
11314
653
Evening
11315
654
Evening
11316
655
Evening
11284
656
Evening
PE:131
FITNESS CENTER II
11317
601
Day
11326
602
Day
11329
603
Day
PE:132
TOTAL FITNESS
11332
601
Day
11334
602
Day
12928
603
Day
Designed for those 55 years and older.
12929
604
Day
Designed for those 55 years and older.
14846
605
Day
Designed for those 55 years and older.
PE:133
11105
Time
Location
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-3:50pm
4pm-4:50pm
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-3:50pm
4pm-4:50pm
5pm-5:50pm
6pm-6:50pm
5pm-5:50pm
6pm-6:50pm
7pm-7:50pm
5pm-5:50pm
6pm-6:50pm
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
Credits
Instructor
MWF
TR
MWF
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
MTWRF
MTWRF
MWF
7am-8am
PE-106
PE-106
PE-106
TR
7am-8am
PE-106
A Dattoli
1/19-5/17
MWF
6am-7am
PE-106
A Dattoli
1/20-5/17
Day
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-3/14
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-3/14
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
3/9-3/9
3/11-5/13
3/9-3/9
3/11-5/13
3/13-3/13
3/27-5/15
HEALTH AND PERSONAL HYGIENE
11158
601
Day
PE:136
ICE SKATING
11159
601
Day
Class meets at Kirkwood Park Ice Skating Rink.
PE:137
11162
12930
PE:139
11164
13588
PE:143
13234
PE:145
11175
11177
12515
Dates
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
1 cr
D Jones
D Jones
D Jones
1 cr
D Jones
D Jones
A Dattoli
1 cr
T
2pm-3:30pm
PE-120N
E Mimlitz
TR
2pm-3:30pm
OFF CAMPUS
First class meets on campus, then at Family Golf Center, 3717 Tree Court Industrial Blvd. An additional $80 range ball fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
11114
602
Day
T
3:30pm-5pm
PE-120N
E Mimlitz
TR
3:30pm-5pm
OFF CAMPUS
First class meets on campus, then at Family Golf Center, 3717 Tree Court Industrial Blvd. An additional $80 range ball fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
11137
680
Weekend
S
8:30am-11:30am
PE-120N
R Romer
S
8:30am-11:30am
OFF CAMPUS
First class meets on campus, then at Family Golf Center, 3717 Tree Court Industrial Blvd. An additional $80 range ball fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
PE:135
GOLF
601
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
PE-201
MW
12:30pm-1:25pm
OFF CAMPUS
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
PE-105
PE-105
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:20am
PE-105
PE-105
2pm-3:30pm
PE-120N
1pm-1:50pm
12:30pm-1:20pm
11am-11:50am
PE-105
PE-105
PE-105
JUDO I
601
Day
MW
602
Day
TR
KARATE I
601
Day
MW
602
Day
TR
FITNESS AND FOOD FOR WEIGHT CONTROL
601
Day
R
PERSONAL DEFENSE I
601
Day
MW
602
Day
TR
603
Day
MW
3 cr
L Tiedt
1 cr
S Smith
1 cr
R Mirikitani
R Mirikitani
1 cr
R Mirikitani
R Mirikitani
1 cr
D Motta
1 cr
R Mirikitani
R Mirikitani
R Mirikitani
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/20-4/28
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
PE:153
11275
SCUBA DIVING I - OPEN WATER
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:30pm
Weekend Field Trip
SU
9am-5pm
Field trip to Norfolk Lake, AR. An additional $60 field trip fee will be added to this maintenance fee.
14447
680
Weekend
S
12pm-5pm
Weekend Field Trip
SU
9am-5pm
S
12pm-5pm
Field trip to Norfolk Lake, AR. An additional $60 field trip fee will be added to this maintenance fee.
PE:154
11278
SCUBA DIVING II - ADVANCED OPEN WATER
650
Evening
M
7pm-8:30pm
Weekend Field Trip
SU
9am-4pm
Field trip to Norfolk Lake, AR. An additional $60 field trip fee will be added to this maintenance fee.
Location
PE-POOL
OFF CAMPUS
PE-POOL
OFF CAMPUS
PE-POOL
PE-POOL
OFF CAMPUS
Credits
Instructor
2 cr
J Lesh
J Lesh
1 cr
J Lesh
Dates
1/19-5/17
5/1-5/2
3/13-4/24
5/1-5/2
5/8-5/8
3/22-5/17
5/15-5/16
Meramec
PE:158
SOCCER AND HOC-SOC
11194
601
Day
MW
11am-11:50am
PE-120N
PE:161
STRESS MANAGEMENT
11184
601
Day
MW
9:30am-10:45am
PE-201
13304
695
Day
T
9:30am-10:45am
PE-112
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12988
696
Evening/Hybrid
T
5:30pm-6:45pm
BA-124
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
K McCall
3 cr
L Tiedt
M Ethridge
PE:162
SWIMMING I (BEGINNING/ELEMENTARY)
14398
601
Day
MW
10am-10:50am
PE-POOL
PE:165
TAI CHI I
11186
650
Evening
R
7pm-8:30pm
PE-201
11191
680
Weekend
S
10am-11:30am
PE-201
PE:167
TEAM SPORTS I
11192
601
Day
TR
11am-11:50am
PE-120N
PE:171
VOLLEYBALL I
11229
601
Day
MW
10am-10:50am
PE-120S
PE:172
VOLLEYBALL II
11251
601
Day
MW
10am-10:50am
PE-120S
PE:173
WALKING FOR FITNESS
11253
601
Day
MW
9am-9:50am
PE-120N
11254
650
Evening
TR
5:30pm-7pm
PE-120N
14399
680
Weekend
S
8:30am-10am
PE-120N
PE:174
WATER AEROBICS
11271
601
Day
MWF
1pm-2pm
PE-POOL
11273
602
Day
MWF
1pm-2pm
PE-POOL
PE:177
WEIGHT TRAINING I
11255
601
Day
TR
11am-11:50am
PE-112
PE:180
WELLNESS AND FITNESS CONCEPTS
13238
601
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
PE-120N
12198
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12945
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
1 cr
M Ranney
1 cr
S Overkamp
C Hardy
1 cr
K McCall
1 cr
V Paez
1 cr
V Paez
1 cr
K McCall
B Carroll
B Carroll
1 cr
K Koshak
M Ranney
1 cr
M Ethridge
3 cr
L Tiedt
L Tiedt
N Rush
1/16-5/17
PE:181
YOGA I (BEGINNING)
11256
601
Day
T
2pm-3:30pm
11258
602
Day
F
9am-10:30am
13740
603
Day
TR
8am-8:50am
Permission required to register, contact an academic advisor. Designed for those 55 years of age and up.
11260
650
Evening
T
5pm-6:30pm
PE:182
YOGA II (ALL LEVELS/INTERMEDIATE)
11263
601
Day
T
2pm-3:30pm
11264
602
Day
F
9am-10:30am
11265
650
Evening
T
5pm-6:30pm
PE:191
BODY CONTOURING
12201
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:20pm
12502
602
Day
MWF
12pm-1pm
13587
603
Day
MW
9am-9:50am
PE:192
CARDIO-FLEX
12159
601
Day
TR
7am-7:50am
Designed for those 55 years and older.
1 cr
K Hanewinkel
M Ethridge
J Elliott
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
PED:116
12516
12517
13237
13303
PILATES
601
602
603
650
Day
Day
Day
Evening
MWF
MW
F
MW
12pm-1pm
1pm-1:50pm
1pm-2:30pm
7pm-7:50pm
PE-201
PE-201
PE-105
PE-201
L Tiedt
PE-120N
G Karros
1 cr
K Hanewinkel
M Ethridge
G Karros
1 cr
M Ethridge
D Motta
M Ethridge
1 cr
L Whitney
PE-201
PE-201
PE-201
PE-105
1 cr
K Koshak
D Motta
D Star
D Summers
PE-201
PE-201
PE-201
PE-201
PE-201
PE-120N
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-3/14
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-3/14
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
PED:135
FENCING IV
12511
601
Day
TR
8am-8:50am
PE-120S
PED:201
PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE IN EXERCISE AND SPORT
12987
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Credits
Instructor
1 cr
W McDevitt
3 cr
J Hooper
Dates
3/23-5/17
1/16-5/17
Physical Science
PSI:111
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY I
15689
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SW-207
11658
602
Day
MWF
2pm-3:15pm
SW-207
11644
603
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
SS-208
11600
6S1
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
SW-204
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
11666
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
SS-208
11681
674
Web-Based/Internet
S
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13388
675
Web-Based/Internet
S
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
K Lee
C Lincoln
J Schneider
J Schneider
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
J Schneider
C Lincoln
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
C Lincoln
1/16-5/17
PSI:115
OBSERVATIONAL ASTRONOMY
1 cr
11683
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:50pm
SW-208
STAFF
11684
651
Evening
R
7pm-9:50pm
SW-208
STAFF
13601
652
Evening
W
7pm-9:50pm
SW-208
STAFF
15076
653
Evening
M
6:30pm-9:50pm
SW-206
STAFF
PSI:123
METEOROLOGY
3 cr
13805
6X1
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SW-108
J Schneider
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
13806
6XO
Evening
W
7pm-9:50pm
SS-208
J Schneider
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
11685
674
Web-Based/Internet
S
NET
J Schneider
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
PSI:124
12677
PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE
601
Day
T
MWF
10am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
SW-204
SW-204
4 cr
K Lee
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Physical Therapist Assistant
PTA:208
11742
11745
PTA:213
11737
11738
PTA:214
11746
11747
PTA:216
11741
PTA:217
12073
HEALTH OCCUPATION SEMINAR
601
Day
MW
10am-11:50am
602
Day
MW
8am-9:50am
THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE AND REHABILITATION CONCEPTS II
601
Day
TR
8am-12pm
MW
9am-10:50am
F
8am-9:50am
602
Day
TR
8am-12pm
MW
11:05am-12:55pm
F
10am-11:50am
DATA COLLECTION AND INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES FOR THE PTA
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-3:30pm
602
Day
MW
4pm-7pm
MW
8:30am-11:30am
CLINICAL EDUCATION IIA
601
Arranged
MTWRF
CLINICAL EDUCATION IIB
601
Arranged
MTWRF
AS-104B
AS-104B
AS-104B
AS-104B
AS-104B
AS-104A
AS-104B
AS-104A
AS-104A
AS-104B
AS-104A
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
2 cr
J High
J High
2 cr
STAFF
K Nowacki
4 cr
K Nowacki
K Nowacki
4 cr
J High
4 cr
J High
1/20-3/10
1/20-3/10
1/19-2/18
1/20-2/17
1/22-2/19
1/19-2/18
1/20-2/17
1/22-2/19
1/19-5/17
1/20-2/17
2/22-5/17
2/22-4/2
4/5-5/14
Physics
PHY:111
11572
COLLEGE PHYSICS I
601
Day
T
9am-11:50am
SW-208
MWF
9am-9:50am
SW-208
11573
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SW-208
R
1pm-3:50pm
SW-208
13025
695
Day/Hybrid
S
11am-2pm
SW-204
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12193
650
Evening
MW
7pm-9:50pm
SW-204
4 cr
C Lincoln
STAFF
K Lee
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
145
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
Meramec
PSI:101
PHYSICAL SCIENCE LECTURE I
3 cr
11578
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SW-204
J Schneider
1/20-5/17
12203
674
Web-Based/Internet
S
NET
K Lee
1/16-5/17
Students must come to campus Feb. 27, April 10 and May 15 for exams. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on
Distance Learning.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
PHY:112
11574
COLLEGE PHYSICS II
601
Day
11575
650
Type
Evening
PHY:122
11576
ENGINEERING PHYSICS I
601
Day
PHY:223
11577
ENGINEERING PHYSICS II
601
Day
Day
Time
Location
T
MWF
W
M
1pm-3:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
SW-208
SW-208
SW-207
SW-208
MWF
R
R
10am-10:50am
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-4:50pm
SW-204
SW-204
SW-204
T
T
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-4:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
SW-204
SW-204
SW-204
Credits
Instructor
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
5 cr
C Lincoln
5 cr
K Lee
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Political Science
Meramec
PSC:101
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS
11107
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SO-105
13595
602
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SO-205
11197
603
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SO-232
11110
604
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SO-204
11106
605
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-206
11109
606
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
LH-102
12281
607
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
LH-101
11198
608
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SO-205
11113
650
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
HE-123
PSC:103
STATE AND URBAN POLITICS
11200
6W1
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SO-206
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
J Messmer
J Messmer
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
J Messmer
J Messmer
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
E Neal
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
PSC:104
BRITISH POLITICS AND SOCIETY
3 cr
12849
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
PSC:205
13598
PSC:211
13597
CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES
601
Day
U.S. FOREIGN POLICY
601
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
SO-108
MWF
10am-10:50am
HE-123
3 cr
J Messmer
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Psychology
PSY:125
10872
10873
10875
12321
HUMAN SEXUALITY
601
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
LH-103
602
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
LH-103
650
Evening
W
5:30pm-8:10pm
LH-103
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Required Orientation
W
3:30-4:30pm
BA-212
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
12322
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Required Orientation
W
4:30-5:30pm
BA-212
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13110
676
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Required Orientation
W
4:30-5:30pm
BA-208
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14340
677
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Required Orientation
W
5:30-6:30pm
BA-212
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
PSY:200
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
10680
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
LH-102
10708
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
LH-102
10698
604
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
LH-102
10877
605
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
LH-102
10879
606
Day
MW
3pm-4:20pm
SO-204
10710
607
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
SO-108
10681
608
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-105
10709
609
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
LH-102
15045
610
Day
TR
8am-9:20am
CS-104
15288
693
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
CS-210
10682
6W1
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-204
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14694
646
Evening
R
6pm-9:15pm
SO-232
15703
650
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
LH-102
15692
647
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
D Pisacreta
D Pisacreta
D Pisacreta
D Pisacreta
D Pisacreta
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
D Pisacreta
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
D Pisacreta
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
3 cr
V Ritts
P Keller
T Cooper
V Ritts
STAFF
STAFF
S Pierroutsakos
S Pierroutsakos
STAFF
S Pierroutsakos
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
STAFF
F Metzger
STAFF
2/11-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
146
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
Spring 2010
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
15693
648
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13084
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13632
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15046
676
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Credits
Instructor
Dates
STAFF
2/8-5/17
D Pisacreta
1/19-5/17
D Pisacreta
1/19-5/17
P Keller
1/20-5/17
PSY:203
CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
10713
601
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
LH-102
10910
602
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SO-205
10715
603
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
HE-124
13772
650
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
SO-108
PSY:205
HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
10716
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
LH-102
14478
602
Day
TR
8am-9:15am
BA-114
14837
695
Day/Hybrid
W
3:45pm-5:15pm
HE-123
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14640
651
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
SO-105
15702
6SA
Evening
W
7pm-9:50pm
SO-205
15694
646
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15695
647
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14113
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14552
675
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15206
676
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15207
677
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
S Pressman
S Pressman
STAFF
3 cr
S Pressman
STAFF
STAFF
PSY:206
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
10711
601
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-108
PSY:207
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
14341
602
Day
W
1pm-3:30pm
SO-105
PSY:208
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
10699
601
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SO-105
15279
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
V Ritts
3 cr
P Keller
3 cr
T Cooper
STAFF
PSY:210
PERSONALITY AND ADJUSTMENT
10688
601
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SO-232
PSY:214
ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY
10703
601
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SO-232
10704
6W1
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-204
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
T Cooper
3 cr
V Ritts
V Ritts
PSY:519
SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN PSYCHOLOGY
14342
601
Day
M
Freud & Psychoanalysis examines the life and thought of Sigmund Freud.
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/10-5/17
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
2/8-5/17
STAFF
2/8-5/17
P Keller
1/20-5/17
P Keller
1/20-5/17
P Keller
1/16-5/17
P Keller
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1pm-3:50pm
TBA
3 cr
T Cooper
1/25-5/17
MWF
8am-8:50am
CN-126
2 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-126
STAFF
1/19-5/17
MWF
8am-8:50am
CN-126
1 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
TR
11am-12:15pm
CN-126
STAFF
1/19-5/17
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
9am-9:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
9:30am-10:45am
CN-126
CN-126
CN-230
CS-119
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Reading
RDG:016
DEVELOPMENTAL READING
15821
601
Day
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:017 Section 601.
13243
602
Day
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:017 Section 602.
RDG:017
DEVELOPMENTAL READING LAB
15822
601
Day
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:016 Section 601.
13244
602
Day
Concurrent enrollment in RDG:016 Section 602.
RDG:020
12018
12016
15818
12017
READING IMPROVEMENT
601
Day
602
Day
603
Day
604
Day
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
147
Meramec
Course
CRN
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
12337
605
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
14475
650
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
RDG:021
READING IMPROVEMENT LAB
12019
601
Day
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
12020
650
Evening
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
Meramec
RDG:030
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING
13036
601
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
Concurrent enrollment in ENG:030 Section 602 is required.
12022
602
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
12871
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
12314
604
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
12863
605
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
15816
606
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
12023
607
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
13343
609
Day
TR
3:30pm-5pm
13894
610
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
14762
611
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
12024
650
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
RDG:031
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING LAB
13902
601
Day
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
13903
650
Evening
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
RDG:053
VOCABULARY IMPROVEMENT LAB
12025
601
Day
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
15252
650
Evening
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
RDG:054
STUDY SKILLS AND NOTETAKING
13904
601
Day
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
13905
650
Evening
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
RDG:055
STUDY SKILLS AND NOTETAKING LAB
12026
601
Day
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
12027
650
Evening
TBA
Contact the Meramec Academic Center (CN-124) at 314-984-7390 for more information.
RDG:100
12028
12029
14140
15815
12030
COLLEGE READING AND STUDY SKILLS
601
Day
602
Day
603
Day
604
Day
641
Day
MWF
MWF
TR
MW
TR
10am-10:50am
12pm-12:50pm
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-3:15pm
Location
CS-119
CN-126
Credits
Instructor
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
CN-124
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
S Brady
CN-124
S Brady
1/19-5/10
CN-221
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
CN-224
SO-112
CN-221
CN-126
BA-202
CN-224
SO-112
CN-126
CS-119
CN-126
1/19-5/10
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
CN-124
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
S Brady
CN-124
S Brady
1/19-5/10
CN-124
1 cr
S Brady
1/19-5/10
CN-124
S Brady
1/16-5/17
CN-124
1 cr
S Brady
1/19-5/10
CN-124
S Brady
1/19-5/10
CN-124
1 cr
S Brady
1/19-5/10
CN-124
S Brady
1/19-5/10
CS-119
CN-126
BA-202
CS-119
CN-126
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/19-5/10
Real Estate
REL:205
REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
3 cr
15463
650
Evening
MW
6pm-10pm
CS-120
B Young
1/25-3/3
REL:210
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ANALYSIS
3 cr
15464
650
Evening
MW
6pm-10pm
CS-120
B Young
3/29-5/3
Sales Track: REL:513 and REL:515. All students seeking licensure must complete the required student-school contracts and disclosures on Day 1 of the class; attend 100% of
the state-required classroom hours; and earn a cumulative grade of 75% or more.
REL:513
SALESPERSON PRE-EXAMINATION COURSE (48 HOUR MO)
15457
650
Evening
TR
15458
651
Evening
TR
15455
680
Weekend
SU
Course meets 3 Saturdays and 3 Sundays.
15456
681
Weekend
SU
Course meets 3 Saturdays and 3 Sundays
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
8am-5pm
CS-211
CS-211
CN-126
3 cr
R Austermann
R Austermann
B Young
2/2-3/11
3/23-4/29
1/16-1/31
8am-5pm
CN-126
M Thorpes
4/10-4/25
REL:515
MISSOURI REAL ESTATE PRACTICE (24 HOUR MO)
2 cr
15460
680
Weekend
FSU
8am-5pm
CS-205
B Young
2/5-2/7
15462
681
Weekend
FSU
8am-5pm
CS-205
B Young
3/26-3/28
15461
682
Weekend
FSU
8am-5pm
CS-205
B Young
4/30-5/2
Broker Track: REL:514. All students seeking licensure must complete the required student-school contracts and disclosures on Day 1 of the class; attend 100% of the staterequired classroom hours; and earn a cumulative grade of 75% or more.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
REL:514
BROKER PRE-EXAMINATION COURSE (48 HOUR MO)
3 cr
15459
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
CS-205
M Sullivan
2/20-3/7
All students seeking licensure must complete the required student-school contracts and disclosures on Day 1 of the class; attend 100% of the state-required classroom hours;
and earn a cumulative grade of 75% or more. Appraisal Track: REL:516-REL:522. All students seeking licensure must complete the required student-school contracts and
disclosures on Day 1 of the class; attend 100% of the state-required classroom hours; and earn a cumulative grade of 75% or more.
BASIC APPRAISAL PRINCIPLES
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
BASIC APPRAISAL PROCEDURES
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
NATIONAL USPAP COURSE (15-HOUR)
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
MARKET ANALYSIS AND HIGHEST AND BEST USE
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
RESIDENTIAL SITE VALUATION AND COST APPROACH
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
RESIDENTIAL SALES COMPARISON AND INCOME APPROACHES
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
RESIDENTIAL REPORT WRITING
680
Weekend
SU
8am-5pm
CS-205
CN-126
CN-126
CN-126
CS-205
CS-205
CN-126
2 cr
M Thorpes
2 cr
M Sullivan
1 cr
E Sutton
1 cr
E Sutton
1 cr
E Glynn
2 cr
E Sutton
1 cr
T Quirk
1/16-1/24
2/13-2/21
3/6-3/7
3/27-3/28
4/10-4/11
4/17-4/25
5/8-5/9
Sociology
SOC:101
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
3 cr
10718
602
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-105
STAFF
1/20-5/17
10701
603
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SO-105
A White
1/20-5/17
10695
604
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SO-105
STAFF
1/20-5/17
10719
607
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SO-105
A White
1/19-5/17
10891
609
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SO-105
STAFF
1/19-5/17
10697
6S2
Day
TR
3:30pm-4:45pm
SO-108
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
10696
6W2
Day
MWF
1pm-1:50pm
SO-204
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10890
6X1
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SO-112
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
10892
6X2
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SO-204
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
14663
646
Evening
M
5pm-8:15pm
SO-204
STAFF
2/8-5/17
10726
650
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
SO-108
STAFF
1/20-5/17
14577
651
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
BA-114
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15084
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
3/22-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15696
6WK
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students must log on to the course on Blackboard January 16. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15698
6WL
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
2/8-5/17
Students must log on to the course in Blackboard February 8. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
13750
6WM
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/18-3/14
Students must log on to the course on Blackboard January 18. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14555
6WV
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Gardetto
2/8-5/17
Students must log on to the course in Blackboard February 8This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For
more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14953
6WX
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
2/8-5/17
Students must log on to the course in Blackboard February 8. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15051
6WZ
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students must log on to the course on Blackboard January 16. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15040
690
Canterbury Program
TBA
TAUGHT ABROAD
B Gordon
1/4-5/30
Permission is required to register. For more information, see Study Abroad on page 11 or contact the International Education Office at 314-539-5345 for more information.
SOC:103
HUMAN BEHAVIOR AT WORK AND IN BUSINESS
3 cr
12931
650
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
SO-206
C Critchfield
1/25-5/17
SOC:201
ASPECTS OF AGING
3 cr
10733
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
HE-124
H Salmon
1/19-5/17
10733
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
HE-124
H Salmon
1/19-5/17
SOC:202
AMERICAN SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND ISSUES
3 cr
14725
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
C Suchland
2/8-5/17
Students must log on to the Blackboard course between February 8-12. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Meramec
REL:516
15474
REL:517
15475
REL:518
15476
REL:519
15477
REL:520
15478
REL:521
15479
REL:522
15480
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
SOC:203
CRIMINOLOGY AND DEVIANCE
3 cr
10702
6X1
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SO-204
C Epperson
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
Dates
1/20-5/17
SOC:204
MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
3 cr
15208
6SK
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
A White
2/8-5/17
Students must log on to the blackboard course between February 8-12. This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this
course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
SOC:211
10894
ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE
650
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SO-105
MW
MW
TR
TR
R
9am-10:40am
3pm-4:40pm
1pm-2:40pm
11am-12:40pm
6pm-9:40pm
CS-205
CS-205
CS-205
CS-204
CS-205
MW
TR
MW
T
1pm-2:40pm
9am-10:40am
8am-9:40am
6pm-9:40pm
CS-205
CS-205
BA-112
CS-205
MW
11am-12:40pm
CS-205
TR
11am-12:40pm
CS-205
3 cr
J Froelker
1/19-5/17
Spanish
Meramec
SPA:101
11087
11086
11088
15231
13040
SPA:102
11089
11085
15196
13608
SPA:201
11090
SPA:202
11091
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I
601
Day
602
Day
603
Day
604
Day
650
Evening
ELEMENTARY SPANISH II
601
Day
602
Day
603
Day
650
Evening
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
601
Day
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II
601
Day
4 cr
M Romero
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
M Romero
M Romero
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
M Romero
4 cr
M Romero
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Theatre
THT:101
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
11590
601
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
CN-227
13268
602
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
CN-227
11591
603
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
CN-227
13269
674
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
J Rebollo
K Oliver
STAFF
K Oliver
THT:103
STAGE DESIGN AND LIGHTING
11989
601
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
TH-112
THT:104
THEATRE PRACTICUM
15221
601
Arranged
TBA
THEATRE
Tied to working on the first spring production. Must be available the evenings of technical rehearsal and production, February 8-21.
15222
602
Arranged
TBA
THEATRE
Tied to working on the second spring production. Must be available the evenings of technical rehearsal and production, April 5-18.
3 cr
K Oliver
1 cr
J Rebollo
THT:105
THEATRE PRACTICUM
13808
601
Arranged
TBA
THEATRE
THT:106
THEATRE PRACTICUM
13809
601
Arranged
TBA
THEATRE
15223
602
Arranged
TBA
THEATRE
THT:107
PLAYWRITING
14495
601
Day
TR
2pm-3:15pm
TH-112
THT:108
ACTING I
11990
601
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
TH-112
13270
602
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
TH-112
THT:109
ACTING II
11991
601
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
TH-112
Requires additional attendance for mandatory out-of-class activities, contact instructor at mrebollo@stlcc.edu for more information.
2 cr
D Thompson
3 cr
K Oliver
J Rebollo
3 cr
K Oliver
3 cr
J Rebollo
J Rebollo
3 cr
J Rebollo
THT:110
HISTORY OF THEATRE
15230
601
Day
TR
11:10am-12:25pm
CN-201
THT:531
STAGE MOVEMENT
14681
601
Day
F
10am-1pm
TH-112
THT:532
APPLIED THEATRE PRACTICES
15290
601
Day
MW
1pm-2:35pm
TH-112
Requires additional attendance for mandatory out-of-class activities, contact instructor at mrebollo@stlcc.edu for more information.
3 cr
K Oliver
3 cr
J Rebollo
3 cr
STAFF
J Rebollo
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
Women's Studies
WMS:100
INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN'S STUDIES
3 cr
14346
6XA
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
SO-205
A White
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Courses at Wildwood
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www.stlcc.edu/ww/ • 2645 Generations Drive, Wildwood, MO 63040
General Information – 636-422-2000
Assessment Testing – 636-422-2000
Academic Advising – 636-422-2000
Academic & Student Support Services –
636-422-2000
Bookstore – 636-422-2030
www.wildwoodbookstore.com
Bookstore hours are listed on the inside
back cover of this schedule.
Access/disAbility Support Services –
636-422-2000
www.stlcc.edu/disAbility
Study Abroad – 314-539-5350
Office of International Education
www.stlcc.edu/programs/study_abroad
Transcripts – 314-644-9670
Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm
Central Student Records
5600 Oakland Avenue, Room B-13
St. Louis, MO 63110
Veterans’ Services – 636-422-2000
Admissions/Registration –
636-422-2000
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
www.stlcc.edu/admreg
MILEAGE GRID
(one way)
CC
CC
FV
FP
MC
SC
WW
17
7
18
17
30
16
21
31
29
11
16
24
12
20
FV
17
FP
7
16
MC
18
21
11
SC
17
31
16
12
WW
30
29
24
20
28
28
STLCC
Wildwood
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Wildwood Directory
St. Louis Community College
Spring 2010 Wildwood Final Exam Schedule
May 11, 12, 13, 14, 17
Wildwood
Section for which the starting time of the
first meeting each week during spring term was...
Will have a 1 hour 50
minute exam on...
MONDAY
8:30 am
9 am
10:30 am
12 pm
1:30 pm
3 pm
5-5:30 pm
6 pm
7 pm
Wed., May 12, 8:30-10:20 am
Wed., May 12, 9-10:50 am
Fri., May 14, 10:30 am-12:20 pm
Wed., May 12, 12-1:50 pm
Fri., May 14, 1:30-3:20 pm
Wed., May 12, 3-4:50 pm
Mon, May 17, 5:30-7:20 pm
Mon., May 17, 6-7:50 pm
Mon., May 17, 7:30-9:20 pm
TUESDAY
8:30 am
9 am
10:30 am
12 pm
1 pm
1:30 pm
3 pm
5-5:30 pm
7 pm
Tues., May 11, 8:30-10:20 am
Tues., May 11, 9-10:50 am
Thurs., May 13, 10:30 am-12:20 pm
Tues., May 11, 12-1:50 pm
Tues., May 11, 1-2:50 pm
Thurs., May 13, 1:30-3:20 pm
Tues., May 11, 3-4:50 pm
Tues., May 11, 5:30-7:20 pm
Tues., May 11, 7:30-9:20 pm
WEDNESDAY
7 pm
Wed., May 12, 7-8:50 pm
THURSDAY
7 pm
Thur., May 13, 7-8:50 pm
FRIDAY
9 am
Fri., May 14, 8:30-10:20 am
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Accounting
ACC:100
11128
13871
11129
ACC:110
13872
11136
ACC:114
13874
15605
Applied Accounting
301
Day
346
Day
350
Evening
Financial Accounting I
301
Day
350
Evening
Managerial Accounting
301
Day
350
Evening
TR
MW
T
10:30am-11:45am
1:30pm-3:20pm
7pm-9:40pm
WW-222
WW-222
WW-222
TR
T
12pm-1:50pm
6pm-9:30pm
WW-222
WW-220
MW
R
10:30am-11:45am
7pm-9:40pm
WW-222
WW-226
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
Anthropology
ANT:102
14658
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
3 cr
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
Y Hubbman
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
T
7pm-8:30pm
WW-202
1/19-1/19
Students must e-mail the instructor at yhubbman@stlcc.edu during the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Art
Art Appreciation
3 cr
301
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-214
M Weber
1/21-5/17
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
P Rooney
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
M
7pm-8:30pm
WW-220
1/25-1/25
Students must e-mail the instructor at prooney@stlcc.edu the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning
on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ART:107
Design I
2 cr
15330
341
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
WW-309
K Wilson
1/19-5/17
15336
369
Evening
T
5:30pm-9:20pm
WW-309
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:108
Design II
2 cr
15331
341
Day
TR
9am-10:50am
WW-309
K Wilson
1/19-5/17
15337
369
Evening
T
5:30pm-9:20pm
WW-309
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:109
Drawing I
3 cr
11858
339
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
WW-309
M Weber
1/20-5/17
15326
368
Evening
MW
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-309
F Frye
1/20-5/17
ART:110
Drawing II
3 cr
11867
339
Day
MW
9am-11:50am
WW-309
M Weber
1/20-5/17
15327
368
Evening
MW
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-309
F Frye
1/20-5/17
ART:111
Figure Drawing I
3 cr
15324
340
Day
MW
1pm-3:50pm
WW-309
M Oakley
1/20-5/17
ART:112
Figure Drawing II
3 cr
15325
340
Day
MW
1pm-3:50pm
WW-309
M Oakley
1/20-5/17
ART:113
Ceramics I
3 cr
15593
301
Day
MW
1pm-3:50pm
OFF CAMPUS
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:114
Painting I
3 cr
15333
342
Day
TR
1pm-3:50pm
WW-309
M Weber
1/19-5/17
ART:131
Computer Art Studio
3 cr
15355
301
Day
TR
12pm-2:45pm
WW-207
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:172
Digital Photography
3 cr
15356
350
Evening
MW
5:30pm-8:15pm
WW-207
J Angert
1/20-5/17
15597
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
J Angert
1/16-5/17
Students must log in to Blackboard the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ART:207
15332
15338
ART:209
15322
15328
ART:210
15323
15329
ART:213
15594
ART:214
15334
Design III
341
Day
369
Evening
Drawing III
339
Day
368
Evening
Advanced Drawing
339
Day
368
Evening
Ceramics II
301
Day
Painting II
342
Day
TR
TR
9am-10:50am
5:30pm-9:20pm
WW-309
WW-309
MW
MW
9am-11:50am
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-309
WW-309
MW
MW
9am-11:50am
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-309
WW-309
MW
1pm-3:50pm
OFF CAMPUS
TR
1pm-3:50pm
WW-309
2 cr
K Wilson
STAFF
3 cr
M Weber
F Frye
3 cr
M Weber
F Frye
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
M Weber
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
153
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1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Wildwood
ART:100
11835
14556
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
ART:275
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
3 cr
15600
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
J Angert
1/16-5/17
Students must log in to Blackboard during the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
AT:213
15595
AT:229
15335
Advanced Ceramics
301
Day
Advanced Painting Projects
342
Day
MW
1pm-3:50pm
OFF CAMPUS
TR
1pm-3:50pm
WW-309
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
M Weber
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Biology
BIO:111
10884
Introductory Biology I
302
Day
Wildwood
W
8:30am-10:20am
WW-311
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-306
10885
303
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-306
T
12pm-1:50pm
WW-311
10889
304
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-306
R
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-311
15759
305
Day
TR
1pm-2:15pm
WW-226
T
2:30pm-4:20pm
WW-311
10887
3W1
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-226
W
10:30am-12:20pm
WW-311
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10903
351
Evening
W
4pm-5:50pm
WW-311
W
6pm-8:40pm
WW-226
10902
3WA
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-304
W
7pm-8:50pm
WW-311
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
BIO:117
Conservation and Ecology (Lecture)
14352
301
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-306
BIO:122
Human Sexuality
10915
3W9
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-306
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10916
369
Evening
M
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-225
BIO:203
General Microbiology I
14360
301
Day
TR
8:30am-9:20am
WW-202
TR
9:30am-11:20am
WW-311
15350
350
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:20pm
WW-201
TR
6:30pm-8:20pm
WW-311
BIO:207
Anatomy and Physiology I
13832
301
Day
TR
8:30am-9:45am
WW-308
T
10am-11:50am
WW-308
14353
302
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-308
R
10am-11:50am
WW-308
13833
350
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-308
T
7pm-8:50pm
WW-308
14361
395
Day/Hybrid
F
2pm-3:50pm
WW-308
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
G Adeyemi
BIO:208
14135
4 cr
STAFF
Anatomy and Physiology II
301
Day
MW
11am-12:15pm
WW-308
M
12:30pm-2:20pm
WW-308
15351
302
Day
W
12:30pm-2:20pm
WW-308
MW
2:30pm-3:45pm
WW-308
15352
395
Day/Hybrid
F
12pm-1:50pm
WW-308
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
14359
350
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-308
W
7pm-8:50pm
WW-308
G Adeyemi
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Business Administration
BUS:104
Introduction to Business Administration
3 cr
13875
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-222
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13876
302
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-220
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13877
346
Day
MW
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-220
STAFF
2/08-5/17
11233
350
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
WW-220
STAFF
1/20-5/17
14327
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students will be required to come to campus for a midterm and final exam. Students must log in to Blackboard during the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for
non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
BUS:201
13879
Elementary Statistics
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-304
3 cr
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-222
M
7pm-9:40pm
WW-222
MW
M
M
MW
W
M
8:30am-9:45am
10am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
6pm-7:15pm
7:30pm-8:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
WW-225
WW-311
WW-225
WW-306
WW-306
WW-311
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-201
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Business Law
BLW:101
14462
BLW:102
15830
Business Law I
301
Day
Business Law II
350
Evening
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
Chemistry
CHM:101
13834
13835
Fundamentals of Chemistry I
301
Day
350
Evening
5 cr
W Blanchard
W Blanchard
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
College Orientation
COL:020
13908
College Orientation and Study Skills
301
Day
3 cr
J Bear
1/19-5/17
COM:101
Oral Communication I
3 cr
11484
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-224
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13911
302
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-224
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11486
303
Day
MW
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-224
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13909
304
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-224
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13910
305
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-224
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11490
306
Day
F
9am-11:40am
WW-224
STAFF
1/22-5/17
13266
376
Evening
MW
7pm-8:50pm
WW-224
STAFF
2/08-5/17
15634
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
E McCloskey
1/16-5/17
Students must e-mail the instructor at emccloskey@stlcc.edu the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance
Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
COM:107
15636
Public Speaking
301
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-224
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
M
7:30pm-9:40pm
WW-226
3 cr
S Christiansen
1/25-5/17
R
7pm-9:40pm
WW-223
3 cr
A Miller
1/21-5/17
Criminal Justice
CRJ:122
15831
Introduction to Criminal Justice
350
Evening
Dietetic Technology
DIT:115
14330
Principles of Nutrition
350
Evening
Economics
ECO:151
Principles of Macroeconomics
3 cr
11259
3W1
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-220
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14050
3W2
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-220
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15606
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students must log in to Blackboard the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ECO:152
Principles of Microeconomics
3 cr
11949
3W1
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-220
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13880
3WA
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
WW-222
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14328
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students must log in to Blackboard during the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Education
EDU:210
Teaching Profession with Field Experience
3 cr
14350
301
Day
W
12pm-1:50pm
WW-225
STAFF
1/20-5/17
An additional $11.25 will be added to the maintenance fee to cover criminal background check costs. An average of three hours per week of observation in local schools is
required.
EDU:211
13961
Foundations of Education
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-204
3 cr
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
155
1/20-5/17
Wildwood
Communications
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
EDU:218
13963
EDU:226
14351
Technology for Teachers
3 cr
301
Day
W
12pm-2:40pm
WW-206
STAFF
1/20-5/17
Children’s Literature
3 cr
3WA
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
R
7pm-8:30pm
WW-207
1/12-1/21
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. Students must log in to Blackboard the first week of class or
they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
EDU:227
14349
Educational Psychology
301
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-225
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
Emergency Medical Technology
EMT:121
Emergency Care, Principles, and Techniques
8 cr
11971
350
Evening
MW
6pm-10pm
WW-208
J Riedisser
1/20-5/12
Students must have an American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Healthcare Providers card before the first class meeting. An additional $55 will be
added to the maintenance fee. 48 hours of clinical is required in addition to classroom time.
English
Wildwood
ENG:020
Developmental English
3 cr
13868
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-202
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ENG:030
Introduction to College Writing
3 cr
10676
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-201
STAFF
1/20-5/17
14371
302
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-206
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ENG:101
College Composition I
3 cr
12002
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-220
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12003
302
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-202
T Roach
1/20-5/17
12005
303
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-201
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12311
304
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-201
T Roach
1/19-5/17
12991
305
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-204
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15368
306
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-222
T Roach
1/20-5/17
15369
307
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-224
T Roach
1/19-5/17
12006
350
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-207
C Gant
1/19-5/17
14375
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
K Beardsell
2/08-5/17
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. After registering for the course, e-mail your instructor at
kbeardsell@stlcc.edu.
ENG:102
College Composition II
3 cr
15757
3W1
Day
F
9am-11:40am
WW-225
STAFF
1/22-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12329
3W2
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-220
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12007
3W3
Day
MW
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-202
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12008
3X1
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-204
L Abuisba
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required to complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14969
3X2
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-208
D Cormier
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 and required to complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12079
3WA
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-202
W O’Neal
1/20-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14378
3W4
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Smith
2/08-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. After registering for the course, e-mail your instructor at
tmsmith@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
15371
3W5
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Smith
1/16-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. After registering for the course, e-mail your instructor at
tmsmith@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:110
Creative Writing
14484
3W1
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-227
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
K Beardsell
1/19-5/17
ENG:205
American Literature Between 1865 and 1945
3 cr
15396
3W4
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
D Cormier
1/16-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. After registering for the course, e-mail your instructor at
XXX@stlcc.edu. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
ENG:207
Humor in American Literature
3 cr
15367
3X1
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-223
D Cormier
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
ENG:233
Writing Creative Nonfiction
3 cr
15426
3X1
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-307
L Abuisba
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Dates
FRE:101
Elementary French I
15741
3S1
Day
TR
10:19am-11:59am
WW-226
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
4 cr
E Azwell
1/19-5/17
FRE:102
Elementary French II
15744
3S1
Day
TR
1:20pm-3pm
WW-208
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
4 cr
E Azwell
1/19-5/17
3 cr
R Becker
1/19-5/17
3 cr
J Allman
1/20-5/17
Type
Day
Time
Location
French
Geography
GEG:100
15366
Regional Geography: The Eastern World
350
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-304
Geology
GEO:100
Earth Science
14141
3W1
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-304
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
HST:100
American Civilization
3 cr
14671
301
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-226
B Hapner
1/20-5/17
HST:101
American History I
3 cr
11174
302
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-225
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11172
346
Day
TR
12pm-1:50pm
WW-223
STAFF
2/09-5/17
11994
3S1
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-223
B Kerr
1/20-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
13935
3WA
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
WW-223
R Waller
1/25-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15686
3W4
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kerr
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
T
7pm-8pm
WW-201
1/19-1/19
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. Students must e-mail the instructor at bkerr@stlcc.edu the first
week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
HST:102
American History II
3 cr
11190
3W1
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-223
J Glen
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13981
3W2
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-225
J Glen
1/19-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13499
3W6
Day
MW
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-223
STAFF
2/08-5/17
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
14661
3W4
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
B Kerr
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
T
8pm-9pm
WW-201
1/19-1/19
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. Students must e-mail the instructor at bkerr@stlcc.edu the first
week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
HST:105
U.S. in the Twentieth Century
15685
3W1
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-208
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
J Glen
1/20-5/17
HST:205
History of Modern Middle East
15691
3W1
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
WW-223
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
3 cr
R Kalfus
1/25-5/17
Humanities
HUM:115
14743
Life and Death During the Nazi Era
301
Day
M
1:30pm-4:10pm
WW-225
Information Systems
IS:103
Information Systems for Business
3 cr
14463
301
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-206
STAFF
1/19-5/17
13881
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Students must log in to Blackboard the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. Students will be required to come to campus for a midterm and final
exam. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
IS:151
15845
Microcomputer Applications in Business
350
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
WW-209
4 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
Interdisciplinary Studies
IDS:101
Cornerstone
3 cr
14442
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-306
J Bear
1/20-5/17
Living on Minimum Wage in America. Is the American dream within everyone’s grasp? How is it possible for working people to live in poverty in our own country?
Students will use Barbara Ehrenreich’s Nickel and Dimed as a framework to evaluate their own values and bias. They will explore information on economics and diversity and
explore solutions through discussion, projects, collaboration, interviewing, guest speakers and technology.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
157
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History
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
14379
302
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-201
R Swiener
1/20-5/17
Crime, Deviance or Difference examines various perspectives on the four topics: assisted suicide, prostitution, homosexuality and gambling. Students will draw on
psychology, history, politics and economics to provide various attitudes and value judgments on these topics.
12682
303
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-306
C Clasby
1/19-5/17
Insults are aMAZEing is a highly interactive course which will identify and analyze the role of insults in cultures throughout history, as well as more recent efforts to
address and diminish their prevalence in society. Students will be challenged to evaluate the role of insults in their own lives and, ultimately, develop their own business
etiquette to minimize insults in the professional environment.
14441
304
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-220
D Gusdorf
1/19-5/17
The Quest for Happiness will examine one of the most studied ideas in philosophy and psychology- happiness. In addition to examining what others have said about
happiness, we will think for ourselves about the meaning of happiness.
14733
305
Day
MW
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-214
Y Koch
1/20-5/17
Communications and Photography will help students gain necessary college skills while exploring a topic they enjoy—photography. Students become aware of their selfconcept and perceptional values through the analysis and creation of photographs, which in turn will strengthen their communication skills. Students will create, analyze,
discuss and research photographs in various projects. A camera is required, but not a specific type of camera.
13662
350
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
WW-220
S Murphy
1/21-5/17
Sports and Sportsmanship will examine the history of American sports; the ethics involved in playing sports; and the psychology behind the popularity of sports in America
(e.g. compare/contrast amateur and professional sports; how ethics and psychology play roles in both). Students will consider the values that sports, sports franchises, players,
and fans represent.
15404
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
C Gallup
1/16-5/17
Free Will and Society. What are the conditions that make for a successful democratic arrangement? It has been claimed that if people are only able to vote based on their
personal self-interest, the best outcomes for the whole could not be realized. What is the best possible balance between the needs of society and the needs of individuality?
How does “enlightenment” factor in? This course will explore these questions and offer an introduction to success strategies in college and orientation to college work and
study skills. Students must log in to Blackboard the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187
or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Wildwood
15405
375
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
A Wagganer
1/16-5/17
Hot or Not? Exploring Definitions of Beauty and the Body. Together we will spend the semester investigating the concept of beauty. We will discuss where our
standards of appearance “come from”, and recognize the values that shape our perception of beauty, as well as the values that are influenced by how we define this concept.
What makes a woman beautiful? What does a handsome man look like? What does he act like? What activities are pretty girls involved in and in what roles? Who tells us
about beauty? What issues of our appearance do we take for granted? Along with these questions, we’ll each explore our personal values related to the body and discuss the
social implications that are (complexly) involved. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students
must log in to Blackboard the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance.
15631
376
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Carter
1/16-5/17
The Art of Political Freedom examines the use of various art forms by artists to express feelings, ideas, and strategies related to the social and political struggles of various
minority groups. This course will concentrate on the art and artists relevant to social and political movements of the late 19th and 20th centuries. Students will explore this
subject through such broad categories as Black art, Mexican art, Feminist art, Gay and Lesbian art, etc. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to
www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students must log in to Blackboard the first week of class.
15758
377
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
T Carter
1/16-5/17
Invisible Men: The Portrayal of African American Culture through Art and Literature examines the portrayal of African-American culture, in particular African
American men, in various art forms throughout the 20th century. This course will concentrate on cultural, sociological, and psychological presentations of black culture/black
men completely through art/artists, writers/writings, music, and television/cinema. Special attention will be given to work produced in America and the Caribbean. For more
information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students must sign on the course on Blackboard the first week of class
first day classes start.
IDS:201
Capstone
4 cr
14380
301
Day
TR
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-214
D Welty
1/19-5/17
Microtrends: Today’s Oddball Behaviors, Tomorrow’s Norms? is centered on several Microtrends that are emerging in current society. We will explore why groups such
as the “Caffeine Crazies,” “Pampering Parents,” and “Surgery Lovers,” among others exist. Maybe you are part of one of the Microtrends we will explore? These trends are
shaping the future of our society. Get a peek into our future! We will approach these trends from multiple perspectives and use various sources to help explore these trends,
such as readings, guest speakers, films, and the internet. Managing information and integrating values into your analysis of these trends will be emphasized.
13495
350
Evening/Hybrid
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-214
R Kerlagon
1/20-5/17
Life-Long Money Management develops students’ ability to understand the role and management of money throughout one’s stages of life which include college and
career preparation, wealth accumulation, wealth preservation, and income generation. Students will research and learn the tools of budgeting, insurance, investing, and their
changing role throughout their life. The impact of psychological, social factors, career changes, and family will be presented. The role of ethics and social responsibility will be
investigated as students explore their own values as related to life-long money management. Students must have completed 27 credit hours in General Education before
enrolling in a Capstone course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning.
Management
MGT:204
13883
Business Organization and Management
301
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-304
3 cr
STAFF
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
158
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Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
R
7pm-9:40pm
WW-222
3 cr
STAFF
1/21-5/17
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-202
3 cr
E McCloskey
1/20-5/17
Marketing
MKT:203
13882
Principles of Marketing
350
Evening
Mass Communications
MCM:141
15639
Public Relations
301
Day
MTH:020
Pre Algebra
3 cr
12500
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-209
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
12501
302
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-209
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
13912
303
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-209
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
13913
346
Day
TR
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-209
STAFF
2/09-5/17
12504
350
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-209
STAFF
1/20-5/17
MTH:030
Elementary Algebra
3 cr
12553
303
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-207
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
12555
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-207
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
12556
302
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-206
STAFF
1/20-5/17
12558
304
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-207
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
12709
305
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-209
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12557
346
Day
MW
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-207
STAFF
2/08-5/17
12559
350
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-206
STAFF
1/20-5/17
13914
351
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
WW-206
STAFF
1/19-5/17
MTH:140
Intermediate Algebra
3 cr
11980
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-206
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11981
302
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-207
STAFF
1/20-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
13503
304
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-304
STAFF
1/19-5/17
15749
303
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-207
STAFF
1/19-5/17
This is a computer-assisted course.
13915
346
Day
TR
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-201
STAFF
2/09-5/17
11985
350
Evening
MW
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-201
STAFF
1/20-5/17
MTH:160C
College Algebra
4 cr
12324
301
Day
MW
10:30am-12:20pm
WW-204
D Klostermann
1/20-5/17
15750
302
Day
TR
8:30am-10:20am
WW-206
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12325
303
Day
TR
9:30am-11:20am
WW-202
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14524
395
Day/Hybrid
M
12pm-1:50pm
WW-206
K Granger
1/20-5/17
Students must log in to Blackboard during the first week of class. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
12326
350
Evening
MW
7pm-8:50pm
WW-204
STAFF
1/20-5/17
14804
351
Evening
TR
7pm-8:50pm
WW-204
STAFF
1/19-5/17
MTH:166
Structures of Mathematical Systems II
3 cr
14348
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-302
K Granger
1/20-5/17
MTH:186
Survey of Calculus
4 cr
13917
301
Day
TR
10:30am-12:20pm
WW-204
D Klostermann
1/19-5/17
Music
MUS:113
History of Jazz
10925
3W1
Day
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-214
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
B Wheeler
1/19-5/17
MUS:114
The Enjoyment of Music
3 cr
13953
301
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-214
B Wheeler
1/20-5/17
15598
350
Evening
R
5pm-7:40pm
WW-214
STAFF
1/21-5/17
MUS:128
Survey of Rock Music
3 cr
10961
3SA
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
WW-214
A Honnold
1/25-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
14662
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
A Honnold
1/16-5/17
W
7pm-8:30pm
WW-214
1/20-1/20
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students must Students must log in to Blackboard during the
first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
159
Wildwood
Mathematics
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
MUS:130
15452
Beginning Guitar
302
Day
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
TR
12pm-1pm
WW-214
2 cr
B Wheeler
1/19-5/17
Philosophy
PHL:101
11022
14673
Introduction to Philosophy
301
Day
3W4
Web-Based/Internet
3 cr
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-214
D Gusdorf
1/20-5/17
TBA
NET
K Bradfield
1/16-5/17
R
7pm-8:30pm
WW-202
1/21-1/21
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students must e-mail the instructor at kbradfield@stlcc.edu the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for nonattendance.
PHL:102
Introduction to Logic
15809
3W1
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-227
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
L Siliceo-Roman
1/19-5/17
PHL:103
World Religions
11036
3W1
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-227
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
R Doyle
1/19-5/17
PHL:104
Ethics
11052
3S1
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-223
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
D Gusdorf
1/20-5/17
PHL:109
13936
3 cr
R Doyle
1/19-5/17
Bio-Medical Ethics
301
Day
TR
12pm-1:15pm
WW-208
7pm-7:50pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
WW-202
OFF CAMPUS
OFF CAMPUS
Physical Education
Wildwood
PE:106
15788
Backpacking and Hiking
350
Weekend
W
S
Su
An additional $20 field trip fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
1 cr
STAFF
PE:116
Bowling I
1 cr
11033
350
Evening
MW
5pm-5:50pm
OFF CAMPUS
V Paez
Class meets on campus in Room 102B the first day; then at West County Lanes, 15727 Manchester Road. There will be a $3 fee per session.
PE:118
15789
Camping and Floating
350
Weekend
TR
SU
An additional $47 field trip fee will be added to maintenance fee.
PE:129
First Aid
15412
301
Day
15791
302
Day
PE:130
Fitness Center I
13864
340
Day
Class meets at the Wildwood YMCA.
13865
342
Day
Class meets at the Wildwood YMCA.
14362
371
Evening
Class meets at the Wildwood YMCA.
14363
372
Evening
Class meets at the Wildwood YMCA.
1 cr
STAFF
2/24-2/24
2/27-2/27
3/06-3/07
1/20-5/17
6pm-7:50pm
7am-5pm
WW-202
OFF CAMPUS
4/13-4/15
4/17-4/18
S
S
9am-12:20pm
9am-12:20pm
WW-102B
WW-102B
TR
1:30pm-2:55pm
OFF CAMPUS
2 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1 cr
G Hirssig
TR
1:30pm-2:55pm
OFF CAMPUS
G Hirssig
3/23-5/13
TR
5:30pm-6:55pm
OFF CAMPUS
G Hirssig
1/19-3/11
TR
5:30pm-6:55pm
OFF CAMPUS
G Hirssig
3/23-5/13
1/23-3/14
3/27-5/17
1/19-3/14
PE:133
Golf
1 cr
11121
341
Day
MW
1:30pm-3pm
OFF CAMPUS
K Koshak
3/22-5/13
Class meets on campus in Room 102A the first day, then at The Landings at Spirit Golf Club, 180 Eatherton Road North. A $75 range ball fee will be added to the maintenance
fee.
PE:161
13836
14364
15806
13858
PE:181
12199
13861
PE:182
12200
13831
PED:116
13866
13867
Stress Management
301
Day
302
Day
303
Day
350
Evening
Yoga I (Beginning)
338
Day
368
Evening
Yoga II (All Levels/Intermediate)
338
Day
368
Evening
Pilates
301
Day
351
Evening
MW
TR
TR
M
10:30am-11:45am
2:30pm-3:45pm
11:30am-12:45pm
7pm-9:40pm
WW-201
WW-226
WW-202
WW-304
M
T
12pm-1:30pm
7pm-8:30pm
WW-102B
WW-102B
M
T
12pm-1:30pm
7pm-8:30pm
WW-102B
WW-102B
MW
MW
11am-11:50am
6pm-6:50pm
WW-102B
WW-102B
3 cr
J Giovanni
J Giovanni
J Giovanni
M Gavosto
1 cr
K Hanewinkel
L Hartin
1 cr
K Hanewinkel
L Hartin
1 cr
K Hanewinkel
L Hartin
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
160
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
W
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-225
W
8:30pm-10:20pm
WW-225
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Physical Science
PSI:111
13959
PSI:115
15353
Introduction to Astronomy I
350
Evening
Observational Astronomy
350
Evening
3 cr
M Angliongto
1 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
3 cr
M Love
STAFF
1/22-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/20-5/17
Political Science
PSC:101
Introduction to American Politics
11204
302
Day
F
9am-11:50am
WW-223
15677
3W6
Day
TR
2pm-3:50pm
WW-222
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15673
350
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
WW-224
PSC:201
International Relations
13937
301
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-223
STAFF
3 cr
M Love
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
Psychology
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/08-5/17
2/09-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-1/21
PSY:203
Child Psychology
13940
3S1
Day
TR
10:30am-11:45am
WW-227
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
D Welty
1/19-5/17
PSY:205
Human Growth and Development
13525
3W1
Evening
T
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-225
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
PSY:206
Introduction to Social Psychology
14728
3S1
Day
MW
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-204
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
R Swiener
1/20-5/17
PSY:210
Personality and Adjustment
10700
350
Evening
W
7pm-9:40pm
WW-227
PSY:214
Adolescent Psychology
13941
3W1
Day
MW
12pm-1:15pm
WW-227
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
T Cooper
3 cr
F Engelhardt
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Reading
RDG:020
13870
RDG:030
12990
14394
13245
Reading Improvement
301
Day
Introduction to College Reading
301
Day
302
Day
350
Evening
TR
9am-10:15am
WW-225
MW
TR
TR
10:30am-11:45am
10:30am-11:45am
5:30pm-6:45pm
WW-226
WW-214
WW-208
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
161
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Wildwood
PSY:125
Human Sexuality
3 cr
10882
3W9
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-306
STAFF
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
13980
369
Evening
M
5:30pm-8:20pm
WW-225
STAFF
PSY:200
General Psychology
3 cr
12323
302
Day
MW
10:30am-11:45am
WW-227
D Welty
13938
303
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-224
STAFF
13939
346
Day
MW
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-227
STAFF
15712
347
Day
TR
8:30am-10:20am
WW-304
STAFF
13069
3S1
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-227
STAFF
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
10909
3WA
Evening
M
7pm-9:40pm
WW-227
STAFF
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
15842
374
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
S Christiansen
R
7pm-8pm
WW-201
For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students must e-mail the instructor at
schristiansen@stlcc.edu the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
Sociology
SOC:100
Human Relations
3 cr
15699
301
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-304
STAFF
1/19-5/17
SOC:101
Introduction to Sociology
3 cr
12304
346
Day
MW
12pm-1:50pm
WW-208
STAFF
2/08-5/17
13666
3S1
Day
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
WW-202
S Smith
1/19-5/17
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
15700
350
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
WW-304
STAFF
1/19-5/17
14677
3W4
Web-Based/Internet
TBA
NET
STAFF
1/16-5/17
Required Orientation
R
7pm-8:30pm
WW-225
1/21-1/21
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go
to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Students must log in to Blackboard during the first week of class or they will be withdrawn for non-attendance.
Spanish
SPA:101
Elementary Spanish I
13943
3S1
Day
MW
12pm-1:40pm
WW-304
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
15721
3S4
Evening
W
6pm-9:40pm
WW-223
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
4 cr
J Otalora
1/20-5/17
C Reid
1/20-5/17
SPA:102
Elementary Spanish II
14679
3S1
Day
MW
1:30pm-3:20pm
WW-226
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
4 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
Theatre
Wildwood
THT:108
15446
Acting I
301
Day
MW
9am-10:15am
WW-102B
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www.stlcc.edu/Campuses/Education_Centers • 4115 Meramec Bottom Road, St. Louis, MO 63129
South County Education & University Center
General Information for
SCEUC –
314-984-7200
Academic Center (Meramec) –
314-984-7390
Bookstore –
314-984-7229
Bookstore hours are listed on
the inside back cover of this
schedule.
Bookstore (Meramec) –
314-984-7660
Access Services –
314-984-7210
www.stlcc.edu/disAbility
Business Office (Meramec) –
314-984-7736
Advising –
314-984-7205
Child Care Center
(Meramec) –
314-984-7886
Advising and Counseling –
314-984-7575
2nd floor Clark Hall
(Meramec)
Monday-Thursday: 8am-8pm;
Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Financial Aid –
314-984-7210
Financial Aid (Meramec) –
314-984-7650
www.stlcc.edu/financialaid
GED (Adult Basic
Education) –
314-984-7777
Study Abroad –
314-539-5350
Office of International Education
www.stlcc.edu/programs/study
_abroad
Transcripts – 314-644-9670
Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm
Central Student Records
5600 Oakland Avenue,
Room B-13
St. Louis, MO 63110
Veterans' Services –
314-984-7496
1st floor Clark Hall
(Meramec)
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Continuing Education –
314-984-7777
www.stlcc.edu/continuing_education
Distance Learning –
314-539-5185
Assessment Center
(Meramec) –
314-984-7596
MILEAGE GRID
(one way)
CC
CC
FV
FP
MC
SC
WW
17
7
18
17
30
16
21
31
29
11
16
24
12
20
FV
17
FP
7
16
MC
18
21
11
SC
17
31
16
12
WW
30
29
24
20
28
28
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South County Education & University Center Directory
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
TR
R
11am-12:15pm
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
W
6pm-9:30pm
SCEUC
W
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
3 cr
R Schimmel
Dates
Accounting
ACC:100
11901
11127
ACC:110
11135
ACC:114
11146
APPLIED ACCOUNTING
S01
Day
S50
Evening
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I
S50
Evening
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
S50
Evening
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Architectural Technology
ARC:124
15814
INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING
S50
Evening
T
1/19-5/17
Art
ART:100
ART APPRECIATION
3 cr
11834
S01
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:103
HISTORY OF MODERN ART
3 cr
12715
S01
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SCEUC
STAFF
1/19-5/17
11838
S50
Evening
W
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
1/20-5/17
ART:131
COMPUTER ART STUDIO
3 cr
15209
S01
Day
MW
1pm-3:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
1/19-5/17
ART:275
PHOTO IMAGING I: PHOTOSHOP
3 cr
15811
S95
Day/Hybrid
T
1pm-3:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
1/19-5/17
An additional $35 is required for printing done in computer labs. For more information, see Distance Learning on page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance
Learning.
AT:135
15512
COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN FOR THE WWW I
S50
Evening
MW
6pm-8:50pm
SCEUC
W
M
T
R
MWF
R
T
R
W
M
W
M
T
R
S
U
9am-10:50am
9am-11:50am
1pm-2:50pm
1pm-3:50pm
9am-9:50am
9am-10:50am
9am-10:50am
9am-11:50am
1pm-3:50pm
1pm-2:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
8:30am-11am
11:10am-1pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
TR
T
9:30am-10:45am
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
MWF
F
8am-8:50am
9am-10:50am
SCEUC
SCEUC
3 cr
E Engel
1/20-5/17
Biology
SCEUC
BIO:111
10876
INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY I
S01
Day
10878
S02
Day
12684
S03
Day
10881
S04
Day
10883
S05
Day
10900
S50
Evening
10901
S51
Evening
15897
S80
Weekend
BIO:122
12267
13602
BIO:207
12980
HUMAN SEXUALITY
S01
Day
S50
Evening
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
S01
Day
4 cr
B Johnson
T Werner
Z Geist
T Werner
E Vernon
E Vernon
B Johnson
STAFF
3 cr
I Neufeld
I Neufeld
4 cr
T Lane
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/22-5/17
Business Administration
BUS:104
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
3 cr
11231
S01
Day
MW
9:30am-10:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
15262
S50
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
STAFF
BUS:201
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
3 cr
13764
S01
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SCEUC
STAFF
14367
SX1
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Chemistry
CHM:101
12679
12680
FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY I
S01
Day
Problem Solving
Lab
S50
Evening
Problem Solving
MW
W
R
R
T
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
1pm-2:50pm
8pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
5 cr
STAFF
STAFF
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1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
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Course
CRN
15890
Title
Section
Credits
Instructor
Type
Day
Time
Location
Lab
R
7pm-7:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC-201
STAFF
3pm-4:40pm
SCEUC
4 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
8am-9:15am
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
MWF
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
M
R
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-2:15pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
D Sperruzza
D Sperruzza
STAFF
D Hurst
D Hurst
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/21-5/17
M
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SCEUC
W
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
3 cr
C Adams
3 cr
S Elhoffer
3 cr
N McBroom
3 cr
S Elhoffer
6:30pm-9pm
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
S95
Dates
1/21-5/17
Chinese
CHI:101
15424
ELEMENTARY CHINESE I
S01
Day
MW
College Orientation
COL:020
13409
COLLEGE ORIENTATION AND STUDY SKILLS
S01
Day
TR
Communications
COM:101
11480
11481
13265
13465
12989
12768
11482
11483
ORAL COMMUNICATION I
S01
Day
S02
Day
S03
Day
S04
Day
S05
Day
S46
Day
S50
Evening
S51
Evening
Criminal Justice
CRJ:122
14321
CRJ:206
14319
CRJ:207
11404
CRJ:212
15510
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
S50
Evening
MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CONFLICTS
S01
Day
POLICE SUPERVISION
S50
Day
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
S01
Day
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
ECE:202
15707
MOVEMENT AND MUSIC IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
S50
Evening
T
1/19-5/17
Economics
ECO:140
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
13765
S01
Day
MW
11am-12:20pm
SCEUC
15169
SW1
Day
MW
11am-12:20pm
SCEUC
ECO:151
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
12663
S01
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:50pm
SCEUC
14474
SW1
Day
MW
12:30pm-1:50pm
SCEUC
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11257
S50
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
15173
SWA
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
ECO:152
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
14179
S01
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
11951
SW1
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Education
EDU:210
14338
14339
EDU:211
10989
10990
EDU:218
13779
EDU:227
15880
TEACHING PROFESSION WITH FIELD EXPERIENCE
S01
Day
T
S50
Evening
T
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
S01
Day
F
S50
Evening
M
TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHERS
S50
Evening
R
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
S01
Day
R
1pm-2:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
9am-11:50am
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
4pm-6:40pm
SCEUC
3 cr
K Hizer
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/21-5/17
Emergency Medical Technology
EMT:121
EMERGENCY CARE, PRINCIPLES, AND TECHNIQUES
8 cr
11969
S01
Day
TR
9am-1pm
SCEUC
M Dietzler
1/19-5/13
Students must have an American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Healthcare Providers card before the first class meeting. An additional fee of $55
will be added to the maintenance fee; books, personal equipment and require clinical attire are extra. 48 hours of clinical required in addition to classroom time.
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Early Care and Education
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
SCEUC
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
SCEUC
STAFF
1/16-5/17
SCEUC
1 cr
STAFF
1/16-5/17
SCEUC
STAFF
1/16-5/17
English
ENG:003
SENTENCE COMBINING
10198
S01
Day
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
10203
S50
Evening
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
ENG:004
GRAMMAR REVIEW
10215
S01
Day
TBA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
10216
S50
Evening
TRA
Permission required, contact the College Writing Center at 314-984-7570.
SCEUC
ENG:020
DEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH
3 cr
12797
S01
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
ENG:030
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING
3 cr
10542
S01
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
13226
S02
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
12790
S50
Evening
TR
7pm-8:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
ENG:101
COLLEGE COMPOSITION I
3 cr
13235
S01
Day
MWF
8am-8:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
11999
S02
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
12880
S03
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
12000
S04
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
13094
S05
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
12791
S06
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SCEUC
STAFF
12001
S07
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
12778
S46
Day
TR
12:30pm-2:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
12881
S50
Evening
TR
5:30pm-6:45pm
SCEUC
STAFF
ENG:102
COLLEGE COMPOSITION II
3 cr
12076
SW1
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12077
SW2
Day
TR
9:30am-10:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12785
SW3
Day
TR
2pm-3:20pm
SCEUC
STAFF
Section SW3 is Writing Intensive. It is required that students complete ENG:101 before taking this class.
12075
SX1
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
12672
SX2
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
12788
SWA
Evening
R
7pm-9:45pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
12078
SXA
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/25-5/17
ENG:201
INTRODUCTION TO FICTION
3 cr
13515
SX1
Day
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/19-5/17
ENG:207
HUMOR IN AMERICAN LITERATURE
3 cr
15257
SX1
Evening
T
7pm-9:45pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
1/26-5/17
Geology
GEO:100
EARTH SCIENCE
3 cr
13600
SX1
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
GEO:111
12635
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
S50
Evening
W
M
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
MWF
TR
TR
T
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
2pm-3:15pm
7pm-9:45pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
TR
12:30pm-1:45pm
SCEUC
5 cr
C Campbell
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/25-5/17
This section includes a one-day field trip TBA.
History
HST:101
12583
13498
12584
11171
HST:102
12585
AMERICAN HISTORY I
S01
Day
S02
Day
SW3
Day
S50
Evening
AMERICAN HISTORY II
S01
Day
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
J Hughes
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
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Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Day
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
3 cr
J Mercer
1/21-5/17
Information Systems
IS:103
11639
INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR BUSINESS
S50
Evening
R
Interdisciplinary Studies
IDS:101
CORNERSTONE
3 cr
15281
S01
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SCEUC
E Reitan
1/20-5/17
Evil and the Human Condition examines various perspectives on the problem of evil in human experience. We will explore the contributions the behavioral sciences have
offered to explain and account for destructiveness and cruelty in human behavior.
15282
S02
Day
MW
1pm-2:15pm
SCEUC
M Burke
1/20-5/17
William Shakespeare and Film explores the kinds of choices made by writers and producers in presenting Shakespeare's work on the screen. The course will examine four
plays (such as Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth and Hamlet comparing the texts and selected film versions, and examine the kinds of values such
productions exhibit. Students will write several papers and complete a creative project.
14925
S96
Day/Hybrid
T
12:30pm-1:45pm
SCEUC
D Sperruzza
1/26-5/30
Coming to the U.S.A.: Reflecting on the Effects of American Immigration is a hybrid classroom-Internet section focusing on the topic of immigration from sociohistorical, political, intercultural communication, and personal perspectives. Specifically, students will learn about immigration by spending time on a project for immigrants
and refugees who are clients at the International Institute of St. Louis, reflecting on immigration by reading about and researching the topic, and drawing their own
conclusions and sharing with classmates in the Discussion Board. Students must be able to get to the International Institute, located in South St. Louis at 3654 S. Grand Blvd
for at least one visit during our class time. Ten hours of service learning will be required before the end of the course as you work on your project. Students are required to log
into this course and complete the First Assignment by Sunday night of the first week of class to maintain class enrollment. For more information, see Distance Learning on
page 187 or go to www.stlcc.edu and click on Distance Learning. Contact the instructor, Denise Sperruzza, with questions at dsperruzza@stlcc.edu or 314-984-7315.
IDS:201
CAPSTONE
4 cr
15706
S02
Day
TR
2pm-3:50pm
SCEUC
D Hurst
1/19-5/17
Law Goes to the Movies examines important themes in the study of law by comparing scholarly work against representations of these concepts in cinema. The class will
examine the practice of law, the role of courts in the political system and the relationship between law and society.
13626
S50
Evening
T
5:45pm-9:30pm
SCEUC
P Nygard
1/19-5/17
The Annotated Middle-Earth. In searching for the origins of Middle-earth, this course seeks to bring students to an appreciation of the world of myth and legend from
which J.R.R. Tolkien drew his inspiration. An understanding of this heritage is an essential aspect of this endeavor for the Master of Middle-earth was deeply committed to
the study of the ancient soul as preserved in myth and legend. Yet, students will also get to know Tolkien as a 20th century writer whose creative process - though richer and
more profound for the ancient tradition it draws on - went beyond mere imitation to renew, invigorate, and finally reinvent the Heroic Quest for the modern world.
Mass Communications
MCM:101
12290
INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS
S01
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
1/19-5/17
9am-9:50am
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
10am-10:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
1/20-5/17
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
1/19-5/17
12pm-1:05pm
SCEUC
STAFF
2/8-5/17
5:30pm-6:45pm
SCEUC
STAFF
1/19-5/17
8am-8:50am
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
1/20-5/17
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
SCEUC
SCEUC
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
11am-11:50am
8am-9:15am
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Mathematics
MTH:020
PRE ALGEBRA
12496
S01
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
13096
S02
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12497
S03
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12769
S46
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12498
S50
Evening
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
MTH:030
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
12544
S01
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12548
S02
Day
MWF
12549
S03
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12550
S04
Day
MWF
13272
S05
Day
TR
12551
S06
Day
TR
13496
S07
Day
TR
12552
S08
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
167
SCEUC
13137
S52
Evening
R
5:30pm-8:20pm
SCEUC
P Nygard
1/21-5/17
Understanding The Lord of the Rings: Books and Films. Peter Jackson's three successful films based on J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings have brought many new
readers to this classic of western literature, and sent many erstwhile readers back for a second look. This course will acquaint students with the life and writings of Tolkien,
survey the successes and shortcomings of Jackson's trilogy, and explore the complex world of Middle Earth created by both. In the process, students will ponder the relevance
of Tolkien's and Jackson's achievements to everyday modern life through the examination of such universal themes as good vs. evil, nature vs. machine, fall and redemption,
the primacy of free will, the corrupting influence of absolute power, and the value of fellowship in a diverse and often contentious society.
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Title
Section
Type
Time
Location
Credits
Instructor
Dates
2pm-3:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
1/19-5/17
1:30pm-2:40pm
SCEUC
STAFF
2/8-5/17
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
STAFF
STAFF
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
5:30pm-6:45pm
7pm-8:15pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:45am
12:30pm-1:45pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
STAFF
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
12pm-1:05pm
SCEUC
STAFF
2/8-5/17
7pm-8:15pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
12pm-1:15pm
SCEUC
8am-8:50am
7pm-8:50pm
5pm-6:50pm
7pm-8:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
STAFF
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
TR
2pm-3:15pm
SCEUC
MWF
TR
W
10am-10:50am
9:30am-10:45am
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
Day
12771
S09
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
13097
S46
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12554
S50
Evening
MW
12706
S51
Evening
MW
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12707
S52
Evening
TR
12708
S53
Evening
TR
MTH:140
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
13506
S01
Day
MWF
11977
S02
Day
MWF
13462
S03
Day
MWF
11978
S04
Day
TR
12772
S05
Day
TR
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
12770
S46
Day
MWF
This is a computer-aided section with on-site availability of instructors and tutors.
11983
S50
Evening
MW
11984
S51
Evening
TR
MTH:160B
COLLEGE ALGEBRA: NON-TECH MAJORS
13798
S01
Day
MWF
MTH:160C
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
12222
S01
Day
MTWF
12223
S50
Evening
MW
12224
S51
Evening
TR
13098
S52
Evening
TR
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Music
SCEUC
MUS:114
12674
MUS:128
12271
14975
10958
THE ENJOYMENT OF MUSIC
S01
Day
SURVEY OF ROCK MUSIC
S01
Day
S02
Day
S50
Evening
3 cr
G Gackstatter
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
D Pittman
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
PHL:101
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
12521
SS1
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
15165
SW2
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SCEUC
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
11021
SW1
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
J Shea
1/19-5/17
E Reitan
1/20-5/17
M Shea
1/21-5/17
PHL:103
WORLD RELIGIONS
13410
S01
Day
MWF
9am-9:50am
SCEUC
PHL:104
ETHICS
11051
S01
Day
MWF
12pm-12:50pm
SCEUC
12524
SWA
Evening
R
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
E Reitan
J Shea
1/19-5/17
Philosophy
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
Physical Education
PE:116
12908
BOWLING I
S02
Day
T
11am-11:50am
TR
11am-11:50am
Class meets at meets at SCEUC the first day; then at DuBowl Lanes, 2711 Lemay Ferry Road.
PE:122
DANCE AEROBICS
11092
S50
Evening
MW
PE:129
FIRST AID
11102
S80
Weekend
S
An additional $10 fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
PE:133
12514
GOLF
S80
PE:161
11185
12519
STRESS MANAGEMENT
S01
Day
S50
Evening
SCEUC
OFF CAMPUS
5pm-5:50pm
SCEUC
9:30am-12pm
SCEUC
1 cr
P Anders
1 cr
K Fernandez
2 cr
M Moore
1/19-1/19
1/21-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-3/27
1 cr
S
8:30am-11:30am
SCEUC
E Mimlitz
3/13-3/13
S
8:30am-11:30am
OFF CAMPUS
3/27-5/15
First class is a mandatory orientation at SCEUC, the class meets at Pro Am, 2760 Union Road. An additional $80 range ball fee will be added to the maintenance fee.
Weekend
W
M
9am-11:30am
7pm-9:30pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
3 cr
S Dingus
K Fernandez
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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1/25-5/17
Spring 2010
Course
CRN
Title
Section
PE:180
13589
PE:181
12690
11261
12751
11262
PE:182
12691
11267
12752
11268
PED:116
12862
12518
WELLNESS AND FITNESS CONCEPTS
S01
Day
YOGA I (BEGINNING)
S01
Day
S02
Day
S50
Evening
S80
Weekend
YOGA II (ALL LEVELS/INTERMEDIATE)
S01
Day
S02
Day
S50
Evening
S80
Weekend
PILATES
S01
Day
S50
Evening
Type
Credits
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
Dates
TR
1:30pm-2:45pm
SCEUC
M
W
R
S
8:30am-10am
8:30am-10am
7pm-8:30pm
8am-9:30am
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
M
W
R
S
8:30am-10am
8:30am-10am
7pm-8:30pm
8am-9:30am
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
MW
MW
10am-10:50am
6pm-6:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
3 cr
L Tiedt
1 cr
D Motta
D Motta
J Elliott
J Elliott
1 cr
D Motta
D Motta
J Elliott
J Elliott
1 cr
D Motta
K Fernandez
M
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
1/25-5/17
9:30am-10:45am
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
J Messmer
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/21-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
Physical Science
PSI:111
11674
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY I
S50
Evening
Political Science
PSC:101
12586
11995
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS
S01
Day
TR
S50
Evening
M
Psychology
PSY:205
11096
PSY:208
11098
HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
S01
Day
TR
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
S50
Evening
M
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
9:30am-10:45am
SCEUC
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SCEUC
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
9:30am-10:45am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
7pm-8:15pm
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
3 cr
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
3 cr
STAFF
MW
6pm-7:40pm
SCEUC
MW
6pm-7:40pm
SCEUC
MW
6pm-7:40pm
SCEUC
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
Reading
RDG:020
13038
RDG:030
12792
13079
13037
12793
READING IMPROVEMENT
S01
Day
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING
S01
Day
S02
Day
S03
Day
S50
Evening
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
Sociology
SOC:101
10728
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
S01
Day
1/19-5/17
Spanish
SPA:101
14358
SPA:102
14877
SPA:201
15197
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I
S50
Evening
ELEMENTARY SPANISH II
S50
Evening
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
S50
Evening
4 cr
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
4 cr
STAFF
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
169
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
SCEUC
PSY:125
HUMAN SEXUALITY
3 cr
12336
S01
Day
TR
9:30am-10:45am
SCEUC
STAFF
13524
S50
Evening
T
7pm-9:40pm
SCEUC
STAFF
PSY:200
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
3 cr
12503
S46
Day
TR
2pm-3:45pm
SCEUC
STAFF
10895
SS1
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
13068
SW1
Day
MWF
11am-11:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete ENG:101 before taking this course.
10896
SX1
Day
TR
11am-12:15pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
10897
S50
Evening
M
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
10898
S51
Evening
W
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
PSY:203
CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
3 cr
10911
SS1
Day
MWF
10am-10:50am
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking intensive. It is recommended that students complete COM:101 before taking this course.
10912
SXA
Evening
W
7pm-9:50pm
SCEUC
STAFF
This section is speaking and writing intensive. It is recommended that students complete both COM:101 and ENG:101 before taking this course.
St. Louis Community College
Weekend & Late Start Classes
Course
CRN
Section
Title
....pgs. 170-186
Credits
Day
Time
Dates
S
TBA
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
F
S
S
S
S
F
F
S
S
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
9am-2:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-2:50pm
9am-11:45am
12:30pm-2:10pm
9am-12pm
1pm-4pm
8am-9:50am
10am-12:30pm
1pm-3:20pm
3:40pm-5:30pm
8am-10:30am
10:45am-12:35pm
9am-1pm
8am-10:40am
8am-1:30pm
12:30pm-3pm
9am-12pm
6:30pm-9:30pm
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
8am-4pm
1/16-3/6
3/13-5/15
1/30-5/15
1/30-5/15
1/30-5/15
1/30-5/30
1/30-5/30
1/30-5/30
1/30-5/30
1/30-5/15
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/12-4/9
1/16-5/17
1/23-3/14
1/23-5/17
1/30-5/17
1/22-5/17
2/12-4/9
3/20-5/15
2/6-2/13
S
S
S
S
S
F
S
U
S
S
S
S
S
SU
F
S
SU
F
SU
F
SU
F
SU
F
SU
8am-4pm
8:30am-11:15am
8am-12pm
8am-12pm
8am-12pm
6pm-8:40pm
9am-11:40am
9am-1pm
9am-12pm
1pm-4pm
12:15pm-2:30pm
9:30am-12:20pm
9am-12pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
9am-12pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
8am-1pm
6pm-9pm
8am-1pm
3/6-3/13
1/23-5/17
1/23-3/14
3/27-5/17
3/27-5/17
1/22-5/17
2/13-5/15
1/23-3/13
1/16-3/14
1/23-3/14
3/23-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/23-5/17
1/15-1/17
1/15-1/17
1/23-5/17
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
1/4-5/30
FLORISSANT VALLEY Weekend
Weekend & Late Start
ACC:120
ACC:122
ART:172
AT:120
AT:130
AT:204
AT:205
AT:206
AT:208
AT:280
BIO:111
13399
11488
13531
13519
13521
13537
13688
13539
13538
13697
12817
580
580
580
580
580
580
580
580
580
580
580
Computer Accounting Applications for Business
Computer Accounting Applications Spreadsheets
Digital Photography
Computer Drawing I:Illustrator
Computer Draw II: Illustrator
Comic Book Illustration I
Dimensional Illustration I
3D Miniature Studio Set Design
Fantasy Illustration I
Advanced Photography
Introductory Biology I
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
BIO:203
BIO:203
BIO:207
12956
13150
11391
580
581
580
General Microbiology I
General Microbiology I
Anatomy and Physiology I
4 cr
4 cr
4 cr
BIO:207
13138
581
Anatomy and Physiology I
4 cr
BIO:208
12148
580
Anatomy and Physiology II
4 cr
BUS:104
CHM:206
COL:020
COM:101
ECE:101
ECE:201
ECO:151
ECO:152
EE:106
14788
14729
14695
13052
15708
15454
12232
13128
15517
580
501
576
580
502
580
580
580
585
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
EE:109
ENG:030
ENG:101
ENG:102
ENG:213
HST:101
IS:103
LGL:104
LGL:108
LGL:217
LGL:220
MCM:132
MTH:020
MTH:027
15502
10314
10574
13679
10618
11643
15227
11350
11351
11348
14737
15573
12445
12447
585
580
580
5X9
5XB
580
505
580
580
580
580
580
582
580
Introduction to Business Administration
Organic Chemistry Lecture I
College Orientation and Study Skills
Oral Communication I
Introduction to Early Care and Education
Math and Science in Early Care and Education
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
IBM Personal Computer
Installation and Repair
Personal Computer Configuration
Introduction to College Writing
College Composition I
College Composition II
The Short Novel
American History I
Information Systems for Business
Introduction to Civil Trial Procedures
Introduction to Law for the Paralegal
Legal Research
Criminal Law and Procedure for the Paralegal
Major Themes in Film
Pre-Algebra
Bridges to Elementary Algebra
MTH:030
MTH:123
12483
12489
582
580
3 cr
1 cr
MTH:123
12490
581
MTH:123
12491
582
MTH:123
12492
583
MTH:137
12565
580
Elementary Algebra
Introduction to the Texas
Instruments Graphing Calculator
Introduction to the Texas
Instruments Graphing Calculator
Introduction to the Texas
Instruments Graphing Calculator
Introduction to the Texas
Instruments Graphing Calculator
Bridges to Intermediate Algebra
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Course
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
M
TBA
M
MW
S
F
MW
TR
S
S
S
S
S
S
MW
F
S
F
M
M
M
M
W
T
M
M
TR
TBA
TR
M
M
F
M
M
MW
MTWR
M
M
M
F
T
MW
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
S
M
M
M
M
M
T
M
M
T
6pm-8:40pm
9am-1pm
7:05pm-9:45pm
4pm-6:50pm
9am-2:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-11:50am
7pm-9:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-3:50pm
9am-11:50am
9am-2:50pm
9am-2:50pm
9am-2:50pm
7:30pm-9:10pm
5:30pm-9pm
5:30pm-8:15pm
8:20pm-10pm
6pm-9:15pm
5:45pm-9:45pm
5:30pm-8pm
8:15pm-10:05pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
Dates
ACC:100
ACC:122
ARC:209
ART:165
ART:172
ART:235
ART:275
AT:105
AT:120
AT:130
AT:204
AT:205
AT:206
AT:208
AT:276
AT:279
AT:280
AT:280
BE:150
BIO:104
BIO:111
11339
11488
14641
12249
13531
14450
13329
14453
13519
13521
13537
13688
13539
13538
13328
14395
13697
14551
15515
12235
12649
550
580
550
501
580
501
501
551
580
580
580
580
580
580
501
501
580
503
550
550
550
Applied Accounting
Computer Accounting Applications-Spreadsheets
Mechanical and Electrical Systems I
Photography I
Digital Photography
Graphic Production II
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Digital Printing
Computer Drawing I:Illustrator
Computer Drawing II: Illustrator
Comic Book Illustration I
Dimensional Illustration I
3D Miniature Studio Set Design
Fantasy Illustration I
Photo Imaging II: Photoshop
Non-Silver Photography
Advanced Photography
Advanced Photography
Biomedical Electrical Safety
Basic Laboratory Methods
Introductory Biology I
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
4
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
BIO:117
BIO:122
BIO:208
12891
13305
13134
5SA
50H
552
Conservation and Ecology
Human Sexuality
Anatomy and Physiology II
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
BIO:222
BIO:224
BIO:562
BLW:101
BUS:104
BUS:104
BUS:201
CE:116
CHM:002
CHM:232
COL:020
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:104
DCS:107
DCS:107
DCS:108
DCS:108
DCS:108
DCS:206
DCS:206
DCS:206
DCS:217
DCS:218
DCS:218
DCS:218
DCS:218
DIT:108
DIT:206
DIT:225
ECE:101
ECE:102
ECE:102
ECE:104
ECE:105
ECE:107
ECE:124
ECE:124
ECE:125
ECE:200
15494
15155
14206
11330
11374
14788
11376
10219
13739
15432
15536
11667
13307
14691
14944
11672
11702
11703
11707
11708
13450
11710
11711
13445
12737
12738
12739
12738
12739
12950
11394
13060
15708
12710
14056
13634
11544
13332
15444
15449
11549
15453
501
502
550
550
550
580
550
550
501
501
552
551
50H
518
50U
5XA
501
502
501
551
502
501
551
552
551
501
551
501
551
550
501
501
502
550
502
502
501
550
551
50R
550
550
Specialized Topics in Biotechnology
Introduction to Bioinformatics
Specialized Topics in Biotechnology-Bioprocessing
Business Law I
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Elementary Statistics
Construction Blueprint Reading
Preparation for Chemistry
Chemical Technology VI
College Orientation/Study Skills
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Persuasion
Fingerspelling
Fingerspelling
Orientation to Interpreting
Orientation to Interpreting
Orientation to Interpreting
Consecutive Interpreting
Consecutive Interpreting
Consecutive Interpreting
Translation Applications of ASL
Pre-Workplace Learning
Pre-Workplace Learning
Pre-Workplace Learning
Pre-Workplace Learning
Food: Preparation and Science Lecture
Seminar: Dietetic Practitioner Issues
The Cultural Feast: Introduction to Food and Society
Introduction to Early Care and Education
Creative Experiences in Early Care and Education
Creative Experiences in Early Care and Education
Principles of Early Care and Education
Child Development Laboratory
Early Care and Special Education
Child Nutrition, Health and Safety
Child Nutrition, Health and Safety
Child Growth and Development I
Guiding Young Children
5 cr
2 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
5 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
2 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
5:30pm-9:30pm
6pm-8:50pm
6pm-8:50pm
9am-1pm
6pm-8:50pm
7:05pm-9:45pm
8am-10am
1pm-4:20pm
6pm-8:40pm
6pm-8:50pm
5:45pm-9:45pm
9:30am-12:20pm
5:45pm-9:45pm
9:30am-10:45am
12:30pm-3pm
12:30pm-3pm
9:30am-12pm
7:45pm-10pm
9:30am-12pm
12:30pm-3pm
5pm-7:30pm
5pm-7:30pm
7:45pm-10pm
12:30pm-3pm
5pm-7:30pm
12:30pm-3pm
5pm-7:30pm
5:30pm-8:20pm
9am-11:30am
12pm-2:40pm
9am-12pm
6:30pm-9:30pm
3:30pm-6pm
9:45am-12:15pm
2pm-2:50pm
6:30pm-9:10pm
6:30pm-9:30pm
6:30pm-9pm
6:30pm-9:10pm
6:30pm-9:30pm
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1/25-5/17
1/26-5/17
Weekend & Late Start
FLORISSANT VALLEY Late Start
St. Louis Community College
Weekend & Late Start
Course
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
ECE:208
ECO:151
ECO:152
EDU:210
EDU:218
EE:106
EE:109
EGR:141
EGR:256
ENG:020
ENG:020
ENG:020
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:032
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:213
GER:101
HST:102
HUM:102
IS:101
IS:101
IS:102
IS:102
IS:103
IS:103
IS:103
IS:103
IS:109
IS:110
11551
12232
13128
14489
13982
15517
15502
10210
14768
10281
10287
14048
10298
10301
12837
12969
12973
14051
13471
10423
10546
10559
10569
13734
10583
10588
12561
13310
13474
13679
10618
14665
11638
12865
12245
14211
14279
15756
11492
14241
14242
15227
13819
15187
550
580
580
502
501
585
585
550
550
502
506
522
502
505
519
509
522
525
528
507
510
523
552
578
5XJ
5X5
5XN
5WH
5WF
5X9
5XB
550
550
5SA
501
574
574
575
551
503
552
505
574
565
Before and After School Care
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Teaching Profession with Field Experience
Technology for Teachers
IBM Personal Computer Installation and Repair
Personal Computer Configuration
Introduction to AutoCAD II
Solid Modeling with CATIA
Developmental English
Developmental English
Developmental English
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing Lab
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
The Short Novel
Elementary German I
American History II
Humanities II
Keyboarding
Keyboarding
Keyboarding and Formatting
Keyboarding and Formatting
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Proofreading and Editing Skills
Programming Design and Development
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
1 cr
2 cr
2 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
2 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
3 cr
4 cr
1 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
6:30pm-9:30pm
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
6pm-7:50pm
12:30pm-3:10pm
8am-4pm
8am-4pm
7pm-9:45pm
6pm-8:55pm
8am-9:25am
12:30pm-1:55pm
9:30am-10:55am
8am-9:25am
9:30am-10:55am
12:30pm-1:55pm
12:30pm-1:55pm
8am-9:15am
8am-9:15am
9am-9:50am
9:30am-10:55am
12:30pm-3pm
9:30am-10:55am
7pm-9:40pm
IS:118
IS:118
IS:119
IS:119
IS:119
IS:123
IS:124
IS:125
IS:126
IS:129
IS:130
IS:131
IS:132
IS:132
IS:132
IS:136
IS:137
IS:137
IS:151
IS:151
IS:156
IS:157
IS:157
IS:157
IS:161
IS:200
13820
15306
13149
13821
15302
13823
13824
11543
14286
11512
14543
14287
11516
13826
14288
15751
14162
15304
13135
15752
13828
13829
15301
15303
13830
13167
574
550
501
574
551
575
574
550
574
574
596
574
550
574
501
550
574
551
574
595
574
574
502
551
574
575
Microcomputer Applications-Databases
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Databases
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
1 cr
Introduction to Windows
1 cr
Windows-Advanced Topics
1 cr
Excel for Windows
2 cr
E-Mail and Information Management
1 cr
HTML
1 cr
Hardware and Software Support
3 cr
Advanced HTML
2 cr
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
Internet Fundamentals
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Presentation Software
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Presentation Software
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications in Business
4 cr
Microcomputer Applications in Business
4 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Database
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Word Processing 1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Word Processing 1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Word Processing1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Advanced Word Processing 1 cr
Electronic Records Management
2 cr
R
F
S
M
M
S
S
M
T
MW
MW
TR
MW
MW
TR
MW
MW
TR
MW
MW
T
TR
M
TBA
MW
R
TR
W
TBA
S
S
M
M
T
TR
TBA
TBA
TBA
W
TR
R
S
TBA
T
R
TBA
MW
MW
TBA
TR
TBA
TBA
MW
TBA
TBA
MW
TBA
TR
TBA
MW
W
TBA
MW
TBA
M
TBA
TBA
MW
TR
TBA
TBA
11am-12:15pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
11am-12:25pm
5:45pm-9:45pm
8am-12pm
8am-12pm
5:40pm-9:10pm
7pm-9:40pm
6pm-10pm
11am-12:15pm
7pm-9:40pm
9:30am-10:45am
7pm-9:40pm
9am-11:40am
1pm-3:30pm
5:30pm-8pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
11am-12:15pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
5:30pm-8pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
9:30am-10:45am
5pm-6pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
5pm-6pm
11am-12:15pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
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2/8-5/17
3/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/24-5/17
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3/27-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/26-5/5
2/9-3/11
3/22-4/23
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/10-5/12
2/9-5/13
2/11-5/13
2/13-5/15
3/22-4/23
3/23-5/11
3/25-5/13
3/22-4/16
3/22-3/31
2/8-3/8
3/22-4/14
2/2-2/11
3/22-4/14
4/19-5/14
2/8-3/10
4/12-5/10
2/8-3/5
3/22-5/17
3/8-5/10
2/2-2/10
3/22-4/14
2/22-3/24
2/10-3/10
4/6-4/15
4/19-5/14
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
4/19-5/14
4/19-5/14
3/22-4/14
2/16-3/2
4/19-5/10
2/8-4/9
Spring 2010
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
IS:210
IS:214
IS:235
13454
15799
15242
574
550
565
Office Procedures
Spreadsheet Macros and Advanced Topics
Network Design and Installation
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
IS:239
15244
595
Router Administration
3 cr
IS:252
15249
565
Advanced Java Programming
3 cr
LGL:211
LGL:220
MCM:101
MCM:121
MCM:123
MCM:130
MCM:140
MCM:141
MCM:209
MCM:219
MCM:220
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:160C
MTH:160C
MUS:114
MUS:114
PE:103
13013
14737
11934
13331
14020
14636
11722
11723
13997
11763
14638
12432
12440
13723
14102
14103
14104
14787
12449
12475
12481
13768
14791
10632
10749
12254
12572
14105
14792
13852
14793
13321
14540
12270
580
580
585
501
501
5XB
501
501
5XA
502
501
540
545
556
541
544
549
547
504
545
556
540
549
505
556
545
560
540
547
540
549
502
5SB
591
Torts
Criminal Law and Procedure for the Paralegal
Introduction to Mass Communications
Television Production
Broadcast Journalism
Film Appreciation
Introduction to Advertising
Public Relations
Blacks and the World of Cinema
Multimedia Applications
Advanced Audio Production
Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra
Pre-Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
College Algebra
College Algebra
The Enjoyment of Music
The Enjoyment of Music
Aerobic Fitness
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
4 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
PE:106
12269
580
Backpacking and Hiking
1 cr
PE:109
14238
550
Basic Fitness I
1 cr
PE:118
11614
580
Camping and Floating
1 cr
PE:120
12697
574
Community CPR
1 cr
PE:120
15523
581
Community CPR
1 cr
PE:121
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
13190
11748
11752
11787
11789
11791
11794
11806
11809
11812
12698
13192
13967
501
502
504
527
528
556
557
515
516
517
506
514
522
Cycling Ergometry For Fitness
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
TBA
R
T
R
M
W
T
R
R
S
T
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F
TR
TR
M
TBA
TR
MW
TR
M
MW
TR
TR
MW
MWF
TR
M
MW
TR
MWF
M
TR
M
MW
MW
MW
TR
TBA
T
S
TBA
S
T
S
U
TR
TR
T
T
S
S
TBA
S
S
TBA
S
MWF
TR
TR
MW
TR
MW
TR
MW
MW
MW
TR
MW
TR
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
Time
5pm-6pm
5:30pm-8pm
1pm-3:30pm
7pm-8:20pm
7pm-8:20pm
5:30pm-8pm
1pm-3:30pm
6pm-10pm
12:15pm-2:30pm
6pm-10pm
12:30pm-3pm
11am-12:15pm
9:30am-12:20pm
9:30am-10:45am
11am-12:15pm
12:30pm-3:40pm
9:30am-10:45am
12:30pm-2:15pm
2pm-3:45pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
2:30pm-4:15pm
12:30pm-2:15pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
7am-8:50am
2pm-3:45pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
2pm-3:45pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
7am-8:50am
7:10pm-9:55pm
2pm-3:45pm
7:10pm-9:55pm
2pm-3:45pm
5:10pm-6:50pm
1pm-3:05pm
5:15pm-7:20pm
6pm-10pm
9am-10am
9am-11am
7pm-8pm
9am-11:59pm
2:01am-3pm
4:30pm-6:10pm
4:30pm-6:10pm
7pm-8pm
8:01pm-9pm
9am-11:59pm
8am-9am
9am-12:30pm
10am-11am
11am-2:30pm
1:41pm-2:41pm
8am-9:40am
9:41am-11:21am
4:30pm-6:09pm
4:30pm-6:09pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
8:41am-10:21am
10:22am-11:59am
12pm-1:40pm
11:22am-12:59pm
7am-8:40am
1pm-2:40pm
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Dates
2/8-5/17
4/5-4/30
3/23-5/11
3/25-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/24-5/12
3/23-5/13
3/25-5/11
3/25-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/26-5/5
2/2-5/17
2/2-5/17
2/12-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/26-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/1-5/17
2/2-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/26-5/5
3/27-3/27
3/27-5/8
5/8-5/8
4/13-4/13
4/17-4/17
4/18-4/18
3/23-5/13
3/23-5/13
4/6-4/6
4/6-4/6
4/17-4/17
3/27-3/27
3/27-5/15
5/15-5/15
3/27-3/27
3/27-5/15
5/15-5/15
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/13
Weekend & Late Start
Course
St. Louis Community College
Weekend & Late Start
Course
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:131
PE:132
PE:132
PE:132
PE:132
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11788
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11792
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11807
11810
11813
12703
13194
13968
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11808
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11814
12032
13196
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13355
13532
14962
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Swimming I (Beginning/Elementary)
Swimming I (Beginning/Elementary)
Swimming II (All Levels)
Swimming II (All Levels)
Swimming II (All Levels)
Tai Chi I
Tennis I
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1
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1
1
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13878
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11718
501
Walking for Fitness
1 cr
PE:174
PE:181
PE:182
PED:134
PRD:102
PRD:102
PRD:102
PRD:107
PRD:110
PRD:110
PRD:126
PRD:126
PSC:101
PSI:115
PSY:200
PSY:203
PSY:210
RDG:020
RDG:020
RDG:030
RDG:030
RDG:030
RDG:030
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REL:204
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11696
11698
12704
12687
13949
15425
13916
13536
13920
14402
14403
14974
10662
10787
10798
12743
14314
14315
10085
10093
10095
13414
14317
14318
15411
15410
550
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503
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504
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500
501
508
551
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5WA
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523
524
503
511
550
521
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525
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501
Water Aerobics
Yoga I (Beginning)
Yoga II (All Levels/Intermediate)
Golf II
Career Exploration
Career Exploration
Career Exploration
Explorations for Women I
Learning to Cope with Test Anxiety
Learning to Cope with Test Anxiety
Parenting
Parenting
Introduction to American Politics
Observational Astronomy
General Psychology
Child Psychology
Personality and Adjustment
Reading Improvement
Reading Improvement
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Finance
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1
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4:30pm-6:09pm
6:10pm-7:50pm
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10:22am-11:59am
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7am-8:40am
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Time
REL:513
REL:517
SOC:101
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15309
501
501
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Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
Basic Appraisal Procedures
Introduction to Sociology
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2 cr
3 cr
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TR
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6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
2pm-4:30pm
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2/10-5/17
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9am-2:30pm
9am-2:30pm
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9am-2:50pm
9am-11:40am
9am-2:30pm
9am-11:45am
12pm-2:45pm
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9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-2:30pm
9am-2:30pm
9am-12pm
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9am-12pm
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6pm-8:40pm
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ART:114
ART:209
ART:214
AT:229
COM:101
COM:101
ECE:204
ECE:205
EDU:120
ENG:020
ENG:030
ENG:101
ENG:102
ENG:102
HIT:207
HMS:101
HST:101
IDS:101
IS:101
IS:119
IS:123
IS:123
IS:151
IS:215
IT:101
IT:201
IT:202
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12786
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12985
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15871
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MUS:121
MUS:122
MUS:221
MUS:222
PE:129
PE:130
PE:130
PE:131
PE:131
PE:132
PE:132
PE:181
PE:182
PED:116
PHL:101
PSY:200
RDG:016
RDG:017
RDG:030
SOC:101
SOC:101
SPA:101
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Drawing I
Painting I
Drawing III
Painting II
Advanced Painting Projects
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Management of Early Care and Education Settings
Child and Society
Art for Children
Developmental English
Introduction to College Writing
College Composition I
College Composition II
College Composition II
Procedure Coding Systems II
Human Services: Theories & Skills
American History I
Cornerstone
Keyboarding
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
Introduction to Windows
Introduction to Windows
Microcomputer Applications in Business
Introduction to Local Area Networks
Cisco Network Academy I: Network Basics
Cisco Network Academy II: Routers/Routing Basics
Cisco Networking Academy III:
Switching Basics and Intermediate Routing
Cisco Network Academy IV: WAN Technologies
Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory
Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure
Windows Server 2008 Administration
Pre-Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
College Algebra
Class Piano I
Class Piano II
Class Piano III
Class Piano IV
First Aid
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center II
Fitness Center II
Total Fitness
Total Fitness
Yoga I (Beginning)
Yoga II (All Levels/Intermed)
Pilates
Introduction to Philosophy
General Psychology
Developmental Reading
Developmental Reading Lab
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Elementary Spanish I
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Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
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3
4
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3
2
3
3
3
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3
3
3
3
3
3
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3
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6pm-9:20pm
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3pm-6pm
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11am-2pm
11am-2pm
9am-11:50am
9am-12pm
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12pm-4:15pm
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7pm-8:50pm
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9am-10:50am
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9am-2:30pm
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ACC:100
ACC:100
ACC:110
ACC:120
ACC:122
ARA:101
ART:100
ART:107
ART:113
ART:131
ART:133
ART:213
ART:215
ART:239
ART:240
ART:275
AT:135
AT:143
AT:144
AT:213
AT:215
AT:246
AT:276
AUT:164
BAP:105
BAP:105
BAP:110
BAP:110
BAP:115
BAP:115
BAP:150
BAP:150
BAP:205
BAP:210
BAP:215
BAP:220
BIO:151
BUS:104
BUS:104
CLT:107
COL:020
COL:020
COL:020
COL:020
COL:020
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
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COM:103
COM:107
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12031
10265
14223
12984
14758
12252
12309
13793
12898
10183
13794
13791
15716
15717
12899
12763
13151
14100
13795
13792
12764
12900
15357
13922
15524
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15688
13924
15697
13946
13947
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14784
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12353
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Applied Accounting
Applied Accounting
Financial Accounting I
Computer Accounting Applications for Business
Computer Accounting Applications-Spreadsheets
Modern Arabic I
Art Appreciation
Design I
Ceramics I
Computer Art Studio
Graphic Design I
Ceramics II
Printmaking II
Illustration I
Illustration II
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Communication and Design for the WWW I
Communication and Design for the WWW II
WWW Special Topics
Advanced Ceramics
Advanced Printmaking
Advanced Computer Art Applications
Photo Imaging II: Photoshop
Workplace Learning II: Ford ASSET
Breads, Rolls, and Bakeries
Breads, Rolls, and Bakeries
Production Pastry Techniques
Production Pastry Techniques
Cake Production and Decoration
Cake Production and Decoration
Bakeshop Basics for Culinarians
Bakeshop Basics for Culinarians
Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts
Chocolates and Pralines
Contemporary Plated Desserts
Showpieces and Confectionary Art
Biology of Human Health and Disease
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Phlebotomy Practicum
College Orientation and Study Skills
College Orientation and Study Skills
College Orientation and Study Skills
College Orientation and Study Skills
College Orientation and Study Skills
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Small Group Communication
Public Speaking
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COM:200
CUL:101
CUL:101
CUL:101
CUL:115
CUL:115
CUL:115
CUL:115
CUL:205
CUL:205
CUL:215
CUL:215
DA:166
DA:167
DA:172
DA:175
DA:202
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14068
14070
14082
14083
14086
15537
14071
14072
14087
14101
10356
10367
10391
14124
10425
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4WA
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422
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423
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421
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461
421
421
421
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421
Organizational Communication
Communication Between Cultures
Safety and Sanitation
Safety and Sanitation
Safety and Sanitation
Food Preparation Practical II
Food Preparation Practical II
Food Preparation Practical II
Food Preparation Practical II
Global Cuisine
Global Cuisine
American Regional Cuisine
American Regional Cuisine
Dental Lab Procedures
Dental Radiology II
Dental Practice Management
Dental Assisting Practicum II
Expanded Functions II
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DHY:504
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Anatomy and Embryology of the Head and Neck
Dental Hygiene: Skills Review
Diesel Fuel Systems
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DIE:204
ECE:101
ECE:101
ECE:104
ECE:108
ECE:124
ECE:125
EDU:210
EDU:210
EDU:211
EDU:211
EDU:218
EDU:227
EDU:227
EGR:133
ENG:020
ENG:020
ENG:020
ENG:020
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:030
ENG:060
ENG:060
ENG:062
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ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
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FNL:205
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HIT:101
HIT:103
HIT:110
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402
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Service and Parts Management
Introduction to Early Care and Education
Introduction to Early Care and Education
Principles of Early Care and Education
Infant, Toddler and Two-Year-Old Children
Child Nutrition, Health and Safety
Child Growth and Development I
Teaching Profession with Field Experience
Teaching Profession with Field Experience
Foundations of Education
Foundations of Education
Technology for Teachers
Educational Psychology
Educational Psychology
Introduction to AutoCAD I
Developmental English
Developmental English
Developmental English
Developmental English
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to College Writing
Academic English for Non-Native Speakers
Academic English for Non-Native Speakers
Spoken Communication and Pronunciation
for Non-native Speakers
Academic English for Non-Native Speakers III
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
Funeral Service Seminar
Funeral Service Seminar
Medical Terminology
Medical Terminology
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Healthcare Legal and Ethical Issues
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Weekend & Late Start
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Time
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HMS:100
HMS:102
HMS:102
HRM:134
HRM:134
HRM:134
HRM:202
HRM:210
HRM:214
HST:137
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:201
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15742
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12369
12947
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10732
13178
10384
13476
13570
13665
13667
14155
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431
402
450
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450
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422
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Diagnosis Coding Systems II
Introduction to Human Services
Human Services: Policy and Politics
Human Services: Policy and Politics
Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
Hospitality Law
Guest Services Management
Hospitality Human Resources Management
African American History I
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Capstone
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IS:101
IS:101
IS:102
IS:102
IS:102
IS:103
IS:103
IS:103
IS:110
IS:119
IS:123
IS:123
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IS:129
IS:132
IS:132
IS:132
IS:132
IS:139
IS:155
IS:156
IS:157
IS:157
IS:158
IS:161
IS:200
IS:200
IS:251
IS:251
IT:201
IT:201
IT:203
IT:203
IT:207
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11462
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427
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440
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474
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427
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450
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474
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440
450
474
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486
466
486
466
IT:545
IT:546
IT:546
IT:547
IT:548
MCM:101
MCM:110
MCM:121
MCM:123
MCM:125
MCM:132
MCM:135
MCM:136
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14896
14897
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15569
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486
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402
461
461
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474
Capstone
4 cr
Keyboarding
1 cr
Keyboarding
1 cr
Keyboarding and Formatting
3 cr
Keyboarding and Formatting
3 cr
Keyboarding and Formatting
3 cr
Information Systems for Business
3 cr
Information Systems for Business
3 cr
Information Systems for Business
3 cr
Programming Design and Development
3 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
1 cr
Introduction to Windows
1 cr
Introduction to Windows
1 cr
Introduction to Windows
1 cr
Windows-Advanced Topics
1 cr
Windows-Advanced Topics
1 cr
Windows-Advanced Topics
1 cr
E-Mail and Information Management
1 cr
E-Mail and Information Management
1 cr
HTML
1 cr
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
Windows-Intermediate Topics
1 cr
Web Publishing
3 cr
Office Technology
2 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Database
1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Word Processing1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Word Processing1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Spreadsheets 1 cr
Microcomputer Applications-Advanced Word Processing 1 cr
Electronic Records Management
2 cr
Electronic Records Management
2 cr
Java Programming
3 cr
Java Programming
3 cr
Cisco Networking Academy II: Routers/Routing Basics 5 cr
Cisco Networking Academy II: Routers/Routing Basics 5 cr
Cisco Networking Academy IV:WAN Technologies
5 cr
Cisco Networking Academy IV:WAN Technologies
5 cr
Cisco Networking Academy VIII:
5 cr
Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks
CCNA Voice - IP Telephony
5 cr
Microsoft Windows Vista
2 cr
Microsoft Windows Vista
2 cr
Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure 3 cr
Windows Server 2008 Administration
3 cr
Introduction to Mass Communications
3 cr
Journalism I: Writing and Reporting
3 cr
Television Production
3 cr
Broadcast Journalism
3 cr
Scriptwriting for TV and Film
3 cr
Major Themes in Film
3 cr
Communication and Design for the WWW I
3 cr
Introduction to Multimedia
2 cr
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5:30pm-9:30pm
5:30pm-9:30pm
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
8am-4:30pm
8am-4:30pm
6pm-9:20pm
11:30am-12:45pm
6pm-7:40pm
6:30pm-9:40pm
5pm-6:40pm
1pm-2:40pm
11am-2pm
6pm-7:40pm
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2/12-3/12
3/26-4/23
4/10-5/8
2/27-4/3
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
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2pm-3:50pm
9am-11:40am
7pm-9:40pm
2pm-3:45pm
1pm-2:34pm
1pm-2:34pm
9am-11:50am
1pm-2:35pm
6pm-8:40pm
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11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
11am-12:15pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:40pm
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Dates
3/23-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/16-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
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2/10-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/13-3/27
1/25-5/17
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2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/13-4/10
2/26-4/2
2/9-3/11
3/22-5/17
4/12-5/12
4/6-5/6
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/1-4/7
2/23-4/1
2/23-3/30
3/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/13-5/8
3/23-5/17
3/13-5/8
3/22-5/17
Spring 2010
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
MCM:140
MCM:141
MCM:219
MGT:204
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:020
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:030
MTH:040
MTH:080
MTH:080
MTH:080
MTH:080
MTH:140
MTH:160C
MTH:165
MTH:166
MUS:102
MUS:103
MUS:113
MUS:128
MUS:130
MUS:131
MUS:142
MUS:150
MUS:150
MUS:150
MUS:153
MUS:154
MUS:202
MUS:254
PE:109
PE:110
PE:120
PE:122
PE:122
PE:122
PE:123
PE:123
PE:123
PE:129
PE:129
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
10125
15730
15731
10523
12605
12831
12911
12912
12914
13173
13174
13363
13364
15604
15614
12630
12631
12942
13161
13175
13369
13992
15622
15623
15672
15768
15772
15773
15774
13066
15607
15609
15610
15779
13712
12357
12377
12378
10502
10503
10504
10528
12675
12666
15131
13554
13555
13556
13564
15105
13346
14108
14709
14710
13669
12084
12327
12383
12086
12334
12384
15661
15676
12097
12098
12099
12100
12101
12102
12103
12104
421
450
464
451
461
441
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Public Relations
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Basic Math Skills I
Intermediate Algebra
College Algebra
Structures of Mathematical Systems I
Structures of Mathematical Systems II
Music Theory II
Basic Music
History of Jazz
Survey of Rock Music
Beginning Guitar
Chorus
Applied Music III
Fundamentals of Music Technology
Fundamentals of Music Technology
Fundamentals of Music Technology
Drum Machine Programming
Music Recording with Pro Tools I
Music Theory IV
Music Recording with Pro Tools II
Basic Fitness I
Basic Fitness II
Community CPR
Dance Aerobics
Dance Aerobics
Dance Aerobics
Dance Aerobics II
Dance Aerobics II
Dance Aerobics II
First Aid
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Lifeguard Training
Swimming I (Beginning/Elementary)
Swimming II (All Levels)
Tai Chi I
Volleyball I
Walking for Fitness
Water Aerobics
Weight Training I
Weight Training I
Weight Training II
Weight Training II
Yoga I (Beginning)
Yoga I (Beginning)
Yoga I (Beginning)
Pilates
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Philosophy
Career Exploration
Career Exploration
Career Exploration
Explorations for Women I
Personal Growth and Identity
Personal Growth and Identity
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Introduction to American Politics
General Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Basic Reading Skills
Basic Reading Skills Lab
Developmental Reading
Developmental Reading
Developmental Reading
Developmental Reading Lab
Developmental Reading Lab
Developmental Reading Lab
Reading Improvement
Reading Improvement
Reading Improvement
Reading Improvement
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
Introduction to College Reading
College Reading and Study Skills
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Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
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ECE:124
ENG:101
HST:101
IS:129
IS:139
MTH:020
MTH:030
MTH:140
PE:106
15204
11938
15285
11743
11992
12495
12543
11451
10976
680
680
680
680
680
680
680
680
650
Child Nutrition, Health and Safety
College Composition I
American History I
HTML
Web Publishing
Pre-Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Backpacking and Hiking
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
1
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
PE:106
10984
651
Backpacking and Hiking
1 cr
PE:118
11042
650
Camping and Floating
1 cr
PE:118
11054
651
Camping and Floating
1 cr
PE:118
15289
652
Camping and Floating
1 cr
PE:133
11137
680
Golf
1 cr
PE:153
11275
650
Scuba Diving I - Open Water
2 cr
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
181
Weekend & Late Start
MERAMEC Weekend
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
PE:153
14447
680
Scuba Diving I - Open Water
2 cr
PE:154
11278
650
1 cr
PE:165
PE:173
PSY:205
REL:513
REL:513
REL:514
REL:515
REL:515
REL:515
REL:516
REL:517
REL:518
REL:519
REL:520
REL:521
REL:522
11191
14399
15860
15455
15456
15459
15460
15462
15461
15474
15475
15476
15477
15478
15479
15480
680
680
680
680
681
680
680
681
682
680
680
680
680
680
680
680
Scuba Diving II Advanced Open Water
Tai Chi I
Walking for Fitness
Human Growth and Development
Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
Broker Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
Missouri Real Estate Practice (24 Hour MO)
Missouri Real Estate Practice (24 Hour MO)
Missouri Real Estate Practice (24 Hour MO)
Basic Appraisal Principles
Basic Appraisal Procedures
National USPAP Course (15-hr)
Market Analysis and Highest and Best Use
Residential Site Valuation and Cost Approach
Residential Sales Comparison and Income Approaches
Residential Report Writing
S
SU
S
M
SU
S
S
S
SU
SU
SU
FSU
FSU
FSU
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
12pm-5pm
9am-5pm
12pm-5pm
7pm-8:30pm
9am-4pm
10am-11:30am
8:30am-10am
12pm-2:50pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
3/13-4/24
5/1-5/2
5/8-5/8
3/22-5/17
5/15-5/16
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-1/31
4/10-4/25
2/20-3/7
2/5-2/7
3/26-3/28
4/30-5/2
1/16-1/24
2/13-2/21
3/6-3/7
3/27-3/28
4/10-4/11
4/17-4/25
5/8-5/9
TR
MW
M
TBA
TBA
TBA
W
M
M
S
M
M
M
R
M
F
TR
M
M
M
MW
MW
T
MWF
M
TBA
M
TBA
TR
MW
M
TR
M
R
TR
MW
M
TR
TR
TBA
TBA
M
M
12:20pm-1:55pm
3:15pm-5:55pm
7pm-9:50pm
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/30-5/17
1/30-5/17
1/30-5/17
3/24-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/30-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/11-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/12-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-3/14
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-1/25
1/25-5/17
1/25-1/25
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/11-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
2 cr
2 cr
2 cr
2 cr
2 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
2 cr
1 cr
Dates
MERAMEC Late Start
Weekend & Late Start
ACC:100
ACC:100
ACC:100
ACC:100
ACC:110
ACC:114
ACC:122
ACC:209
ACC:211
ANT:104
ARC:123
ARC:227
ARC:522
ART:100
ART:107
ART:107
ART:109
ART:172
AT:100
AT:152
AT:160
BIO:111
11123
11125
11126
11902
14391
14392
12713
11153
15235
13773
13492
11833
15199
15067
11843
13590
13637
13527
15214
14946
15283
15078
646
641
650
675
675
675
695
695
650
646
650
650
650
646
650
646
646
695
650
601
601
613
Applied Accounting
Applied Accounting
Applied Accounting
Applied Accounting
Financial Accounting I
Managerial Accounting
Computer Accounting Applications: Spreadsheets
Intermediate Accounting II
Current Topics in Accounting
Field Study in Archaeology
Introduction Computer-Aided Architectural Drafting
Architectural Estimating
Architectural Portfolio Prod
Art Appreciation
Design I
Design I
Drawing I
Digital Photography
Hardware Configuration and Troubleshooting
Lighting Design
Digital Capstone
Introductory Biology I
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
2 cr
2 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
BIO:144
BIO:151
10932
13390
601
674
Marine Biology
Biology of Human Health and Disease
3 cr
3 cr
BIO:151
15344
675
Biology of Human Health and Disease
3 cr
BUS:104
BUS:104
CHI:101
COL:020
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:105
COM:107
ECE:105
ECE:200
11224
13091
13653
15052
11280
11282
13261
13262
13264
14683
15847
13389
11514
15843
13627
646
609
650
606
650
654
638
639
622
637
641
674
674
650
650
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Elementary Chinese I
College Orientation and Study Skills
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Interview Process
Public Speaking
Child Development Laboratory
Guiding Young Children
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
7pm-9:30pm
5:30pm-6:50pm
7pm-9:55pm
9am-5pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
5pm-6:50pm
3pm-5pm
6pm-9:50pm
4pm-8:20pm
3:30pm-6:50pm
11am-2:50pm
6pm-8:50pm
2pm-4:50pm
6pm-8:50pm
4pm-5:50pm
4pm-6:30pm
11am-11:50am
7pm-9pm
7pm-9pm
2pm-3:35pm
4pm-6:40pm
6pm-9:20pm
8am-9:25am
6:30pm-9:10pm
6pm-10pm
12:30pm-2:05pm
2pm-3:35pm
1pm-3:40pm
9:30am-11:05am
2:10pm-4:30pm
5pm-6:15pm
6:30pm-9pm
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Spring 2010
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
ECO:151
ECO:151
ECO:151
ECO:152
ECO:152
EDU:226
ENG:030
ENG:101
ENG:102
ENG:103
ENG:207
ENG:224
FIN:100
GEO:100
GEO:100
GEO:100
HMS:100
HRT:102
11249
11250
13890
11634
12784
13323
15039
11108
12055
12058
15257
13077
14368
11078
14874
15096
10919
15522
646
650
6WA
671
646
6W1
610
651
6W1
695
SX1
6XA
650
6S2
646
6X3
650
650
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Children's Literature
Introduction to College Writing
College Composition I
College Composition II
Report Writing
Humor in American Literature
Fiction Writing
Personal Finance
Earth Science
Earth Science
Earth Science
Introduction to Human Services
Soils
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
HRT:126
HRT:133
HRT:240
15382
15385
15380
671
671
650
Plant Identification: Shrubs and Vines
Landscape Management
Golf Course Management
1 cr
1 cr
3 cr
HRT:245
15373
601
Special Applications in Landscape Design
3 cr
HRT:245
15374
650
Special Applications in Landscape Design
3 cr
HST:101
HST:101
HST:102
HST:102
HST:119
IDS:101
IDS:201
IDS:201
IS:101
IS:103
IS:103
IS:124
IS:125
IS:129
IS:132
IS:132
IS:139
IS:205
IS:239
14324
14839
14325
15864
11196
13288
14302
14954
12194
13395
13396
15297
11739
11740
12564
14444
11992
12196
12388
646
647
646
647
641
695
694
675
650
646
676
601
674
650
674
601
680
650
695
American History I
American History I
American History II
American History II
The Modern World
Cornerstone
Capstone
Capstone
Keyboarding
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Windows-Advanced Topics
Excel for Windows
HTML
Windows-Intermediate Topics
Windows-Intermediate Topics
Web Publishing
Medical Terminology
Router Administration
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
1
3
3
1
2
1
1
1
3
4
3
2pm-3:45pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:40pm
2:30pm-4:10pm
7pm-9:40pm
11am-12:05pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:45pm
2pm-3:15pm
7pm-9:45pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
11am-12:35pm
9am-10:35am
7pm-9:40pm
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
6:30pm-8:20pm
6:30pm-8:20pm
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
8am-9:50am
10am-11:50am
5:30pm-7:20pm
7:30pm-9:20pm
4:15pm-5:50pm
5pm-6:25pm
2pm-3:45pm
1pm-2:35pm
10am-11:50am
2pm-2:50pm
1pm-2:50pm
IS:255
IS:264
IS:270
IS:271
LGL:104
LGL:104
LGL:106
LGL:107
LGL:108
LGL:108
LGL:205
LGL:206
LGL:217
LGL:218
LGL:225
LGL:226
LGL:229
LGL:541
LIB:030
MCM:101
MCM:102
MCM:120
MCM:130
MCM:132
15340
15349
15313
13758
11536
11537
11538
14386
11539
11540
15596
11554
13271
11920
13749
11928
12011
14387
15250
13810
11534
12292
13001
13107
695
650
695
695
641
695
641
650
640
671
671
671
671
695
650
650
671
650
601
675
674
674
601
650
Adv Visual Basic Programming
Advanced UNIX: System Administration I
Oracle PL/SQL
Oracle User Interface Design
Introduction to Civil Trial Procedures
Introduction to Civil Trial Procedures
Computers and the Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Introduction to Law for the Paralegal
Introduction to Law for the Paralegal
Law of Real Property and Real Estate Transactions
Business Organization and Government Regulation
Legal Research
Legal Writing
Administrative Law
Law Office Administration
Advanced Computer Utilization
Intellectual Property
Introduction to College Research and Information Literacy
Introduction to Mass Communications
Media Literacy
Introduction to Broadcasting
Film Appreciation
Major Themes in Film
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
TR
M
M
TR
MW
M
MWF
M
M
M
T
M
M
M
TR
TR
M
M
M
W
W
M
M
M
M
M
M
TR
MW
MW
TR
MWF
M
M
TBA
T
TR
TBA
TR
TBA
M
TBA
TR
S
M
M
W
W
M
W
M
M
W
R
R
M
R
T
M
T
T
R
R
R
W
TR
TBA
TBA
TBA
M
M
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
5:30pm-6:45pm
2pm-3:40pm
9:30am-10:45am
7pm-8:45pm
9:30am-10:45am
9am-12:40pm
7pm-10:10pm
7pm-8:20pm
7pm-8:20pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:50pm
12:15pm-4:15pm
6pm-10pm
1pm-5pm
6pm-10pm
12:15pm-5:15pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
2pm-3:35pm
1pm-2:50pm
6:30pm-9:50pm
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
183
Dates
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
3/23-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/26-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
3/24-5/12
3/24-5/13
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/23-4/27
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/30-4/29
3/1-5/17
3/22-5/17
4/5-5/2
2/23-3/25
2/20-5/15
1/25-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/24-5/17
3/24-5/17
1/25-5/17
3/24-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/24-5/17
3/25-5/17
3/25-4/8
1/25-3/14
3/25-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
2/18-3/4
4/15-4/29
3/25-5/17
3/31-5/12
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
Weekend & Late Start
Course
St. Louis Community College
Weekend & Late Start
Course
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
MCM:140
MCM:219
MGT:120
MGT:204
MTH:020
MTH:030
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:160C
MTH:160C
MUS:114
MUS:114
MUS:114
MUS:128
MUS:128
MUS:132
NUR:203
OTA:214
PE:104
PE:106
13267
11589
12983
14193
14507
12507
11430
11447
12890
14887
14827
15909
15910
14828
15912
10963
11960
12961
10974
10976
674
601
650
675
646
602
603
641
609
676
646
674
675
646
674
651
601
641
601
650
Introduction to Advertising
Multimedia Applications
Managerial Leadership
Business Organization and Management
Pre-Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
College Algebra
College Algebra
The Enjoyment of Music
The Enjoyment of Music
The Enjoyment of Music
Survey of Rock Music
Survey of Rock Music
Orchestra
Contemporary Nursing
Occupational Therapy Assistant Practium II
Archery
Backpacking and Hiking
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
4
1
1
PE:106
10984
651
Backpacking and Hiking
1 cr
PE:111
PE:118
13246
11042
601
650
Basketball I
Camping and Floating
1 cr
1 cr
PE:118
11054
651
Camping and Floating
1 cr
PE:118
15289
652
Camping and Floating
1 cr
PE:120
PE:120
PE:122
PE:126
PE:127
PE:128
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:130
PE:131
PE:132
PE:133
11061
13233
11072
11094
11095
13324
11284
11303
11304
11305
11306
11307
11308
11309
11310
11311
11316
11329
11334
11105
601
650
602
602
601
601
656
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
655
603
602
601
Community CPR
Community CPR
Dance Aerobics
Fencing I
Fencing II
Fencing III
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center II
Total Fitness
Golf
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
PE:133
11114
602
Golf
1 cr
PE:133
11137
680
Golf
1 cr
PE:153
14447
680
Scuba Diving I - Open Water
2 cr
PE:154
11278
650
Scuba Diving II - Advanced Open Water
1 cr
PE:173
PE:174
PE:191
PED:135
PHL:101
PHL:101
PHL:101
11254
11273
12502
12511
14814
14980
15048
650
602
602
601
646
647
648
Walking for Fitness
Water Aerobics
Body Contouring
Fencing IV
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Philosophy
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
TBA
M
M
TBA
MW
MWF
MWF
MWF
MTWF
TBA
MW
TBA
TBA
T
TBA
M
M
TBA
MTWR
W
S
SU
W
S
SU
MTWR
T
R
SU
T
R
SU
W
FSU
TR
MW
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MTWRF
T
TR
T
TR
S
S
S
SU
S
M
SU
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
MW
TR
F
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
Time
12:30pm-3:30pm
7pm-9:50pm
3pm-4:35pm
7:45am-8:50am
7:45am-8:50am
12pm-1:50pm
7:45am-8:50am
5:15pm-6:50pm
6pm-9:10pm
7pm-9:20pm
1pm-2pm
11am-11:55am
5:30pm-6:30pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
5:30pm-6:30pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
2pm-2:55pm
7pm-9pm
7pm-9pm
7am-5pm
8pm-10pm
7pm-9pm
7am-5pm
5:30pm-6:30pm
5:30pm-6pm
9:30am-11am
7:30pm-9pm
11am-12pm
9:30am-11am
9:30am-11am
8am-8:50am
6pm-6:50pm
8am-8:50am
9am-9:50am
10am-10:50am
11am-11:50am
12pm-12:50pm
1pm-1:50pm
2pm-2:50pm
3pm-3:50pm
4pm-4:50pm
5pm-5:50pm
2pm-3:30pm
2pm-3:30pm
3:30pm-5pm
3:30pm-5pm
8:30am-11:30am
8:30am-11:30am
12pm-5pm
9am-5pm
12pm-5pm
7pm-8:30pm
9am-4pm
5:30pm-7pm
1pm-2pm
12pm-1pm
8am-8:50am
11am-12:35pm
1pm-2:35pm
9am-12:20pm
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1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
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2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
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3/8-4/30
3/22-5/17
3/31-3/31
4/10-4/10
4/17-4/18
4/21-4/21
4/24-4/24
5/1-5/2
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4/6-4/6
4/8-4/8
4/10-4/11
4/20-4/20
4/22-4/22
4/24-4/25
3/10-3/10
3/26-3/28
4/8-5/13
4/12-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/9-3/9
3/11-5/13
3/9-3/9
3/11-5/13
3/13-3/13
3/27-5/15
3/13-4/24
5/1-5/2
5/8-5/8
3/22-5/17
5/15-5/16
3/23-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/22-5/17
3/23-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/12-5/17
Spring 2010
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
PHL:101
PHL:102
PHL:103
PHL:103
PHL:103
PHL:104
PRD:102
PRD:102
PRD:103
PRD:106
PRD:108
PRD:114
PRD:122
PRD:125
PSI:111
PSI:115
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:519
PTA:216
PTA:217
RDG:030
RDG:100
REL:205
REL:210
REL:513
REL:513
15862
15911
14826
15856
15868
14815
11635
11636
15497
15498
15499
14554
15500
15501
11666
15076
14694
15692
15693
14837
15694
15695
14342
11741
12073
13343
12030
15463
15464
15456
15457
6W5
675
646
601
676
646
601
602
601
601
601
601
601
601
650
653
646
647
648
695
646
647
601
601
601
609
641
650
650
681
650
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Logic
World Religions
World Religions
World Religions
Ethics
Career Exploration
Career Exploration
Assertive Training I
Relaxation Training
Personal Growth and Identity
Coping with Stress
Learning Through Service
College Orientation for Older Adults
Introduction to Astronomy I
Observational Astronomy
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Special Problems in Psychology
Clinical Education IIA
Clinical Education IIB
Introduction to College Reading
College Reading and Study Skills
Real Estate Property Management
Real Estate Investment Analys
Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
REL:513
15458
651
Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
3 cr
REL:514
REL:515
REL:515
REL:515
REL:517
REL:518
REL:519
REL:520
REL:521
REL:522
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:103
SOC:202
SOC:204
THT:101
THT:104
THT:104
THT:105
THT:106
THT:106
THT:532
WMS:100
15459
15460
15461
15462
15475
15476
15477
15478
15479
15480
14555
14663
14953
15084
15698
12931
14725
15208
13269
15221
15222
13808
13809
15223
15290
14346
680
680
682
681
680
680
680
680
680
680
6WV
646
6WX
6WY
6WL
650
674
6SK
674
601
602
601
601
602
601
6XA
Broker Pre-Examination Course (48 Hour MO)
Missouri Real Estate Practice (24 Hour MO)
Missouri Real Estate Practice (24 Hour MO)
Missouri Real Estate Practice (24 Hour MO)
Basic Appraisal Procedures
National USPAP Course (15-Hour)
Market Analysis and Highest and Best Use
Residential Site Valuation and Cost Approach
Residential Sales Comparison and Income Approaches
Residential Report Writing
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Human Behavior at Work and in Business
American Social Problems and Issues
Marriage and the Family
Introduction to Theatre
Theatre Practicum
Theatre Practicum
Theatre Practicum
Theatre Practicum
Theatre Practicum
Applied Theatre Practices
Introduction to Women's Studies
3 cr
2 cr
2 cr
2 cr
2 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
2 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
1 cr
2 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
Day
TBA
TBA
M
TR
TBA
T
R
R
W
M
W
T
M
W
M
M
R
TBA
TBA
W
TBA
TBA
M
MTWRF
MTWRF
TR
TR
MW
MW
SU
TR
Time
Dates
3:30pm-5pm
12:30pm-3:15pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
8am-5pm
6pm-10pm
3/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/9-5/17
3/25-5/6
1/28-3/11
3/24-5/5
3/22-5/3
1/27-3/10
1/26-3/9
1/25-3/29
3/24-5/5
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/11-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/10-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/22-4/2
4/5-5/14
2/8-5/17
3/23-5/17
1/25-3/3
3/29-5/3
4/10-4/25
2/2-3/11
TR
6pm-10pm
3/23-4/29
SU
FSU
FSU
FSU
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
TBA
M
TBA
TBA
TBA
M
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
MW
M
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
2/20-3/7
2/5-2/7
4/30-5/2
3/26-3/28
2/13-2/21
3/6-3/7
3/27-3/28
4/10-4/11
4/17-4/25
5/8-5/9
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
6pm-9:10pm
11am-12:35pm
5:30pm-8:40pm
9am-10:50am
9am-10:50am
10am-11:50am
1pm-2:50pm
10am-11:50am
9am-10:50am
11am-12:50pm
1pm-2:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
6:30pm-9:50pm
6pm-9:15pm
3:45pm-5:15pm
1pm-3:50pm
5pm-8:15pm
7pm-9:50pm
1pm-2:35pm
7pm-9:40pm
SOUTH COUNTY EDUCATION & UNIVERSITY CENTER Weekend
BIO:111
15897
S80
Introductory Biology I
4 cr
PE:129
PE:133
11102
12514
S80
S80
First Aid
Golf
2 cr
1 cr
PE:181
PE:182
11262
11268
S80
S80
Yoga I (Beginning)
Yoga II (All Levels/Intermediate)
1 cr
1 cr
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
8:30am-11am
11:10am-1pm
9:30am-12pm
8:30am-11:30am
8:30am-11:30am
8am-9:30am
8am-9:30am
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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1/16-3/27
3/13-3/13
3/27-5/15
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
Weekend & Late Start
Course
St. Louis Community College
Course
CRN
Section
Title
Credits
Day
Time
Dates
SOUTH COUNTY EDUCATION & UNIVERSITY CENTER Late Start
COM:101
COM:101
CRJ:122
EDU:211
ENG:101
ENG:102
IDS:101
MTH:020
MTH:030
MTH:140
PE:133
11482
12768
14321
10990
12778
12078
14925
12769
13097
12770
12514
S50
S46
S50
S50
S46
SXA
S96
S46
S46
S46
S80
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Intro to Criminal Justice
Foundations of Education
College Composition I
College Composition II
Cornerstone
Pre-Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Golf
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
PE:161
PE:181
PE:182
PSC:101
PSI:111
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:208
12519
12690
12691
11995
11674
10897
12503
11098
S50
S01
S01
S50
S50
S50
S46
S50
Stress Management
Yoga I (Beginning)
Yoga II (All Levels/Intermediate)
Introduction to American Politics
Introduction to Astronomy I
General Psychology
General Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
3
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
M
TR
M
M
TR
M
T
MWF
MWF
MWF
S
S
M
M
M
M
M
M
TR
M
7pm-9:50pm
12:30pm-2:15pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
12:30pm-2:15pm
7pm-9:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
12pm-1:05pm
1:30pm-2:40pm
12pm-1:05pm
8:30am-11:30am
8:30am-11:30am
7pm-9:30pm
8:30am-10am
8:30am-10am
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:50pm
2pm-3:45pm
7pm-9:50pm
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/26-5/30
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/13-3/13
3/27-5/15
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
W
S
SU
TR
SU
7pm-7:50pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
6pm-7:50pm
7am-5pm
2/24-2/24
2/27-2/27
3/6-3/7
4/13-4/15
4/17-4/18
TR
M
M
MW
MW
M
TBA
TBA
TR
M
MW
M
TR
MW
TR
M
W
S
SU
TR
SU
S
TR
TR
MW
M
M
M
TR
M
M
MW
TR
MW
10:30am-11:45am
5:30pm-8:20pm
7pm-9:40pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
7pm-8:50pm
7:30pm-9:40pm
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/24-2/24
2/27-2/27
3/6-3/7
4/13-4/15
4/17-4/18
3/27-5/17
3/23-5/13
3/23-5/13
3/22-5/13
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/9-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/25-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/9-5/17
2/8-5/17
WILDWOOD Weekend
PE:106
15788
350
Backpacking and Hiking
1 cr
PE:118
15789
350
Camping and Floating
1 cr
WILDWOOD Late Start
SCEUC
ACC:100
BIO:122
BLW:102
BUS:104
COM:101
CRJ:122
ENG:101
ENG:102
HST:101
HST:101
HST:102
HUM:115
MTH:020
MTH:030
MTH:140
MUS:128
PE:106
11128
10916
15830
13877
13266
15831
14375
14378
11172
13935
13499
14743
13913
12557
13915
10961
15788
301
369
350
346
376
350
374
3W4
346
3WA
3W6
301
346
346
346
3SA
350
Applied Accounting
Human Sexuality
Business Law II
Introduction to Business Administration
Oral Communication I
Introduction to Criminal Justice
College Composition I
College Composition II
American History I
American History I
American History II
Life and Death During the Nazi Era
Pre-Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Survey of Rock Music
Backpacking and Hiking
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
PE:118
15789
350
Camping and Floating
1 cr
PE:129
PE:130
PE:130
PE:133
PE:161
PE:181
PE:182
PSC:101
PSY:125
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
SOC:101
15791
13865
14363
11121
13858
12199
12200
15677
13980
10909
13939
15712
12304
302
342
372
341
350
338
338
3W6
369
3WA
346
347
346
First Aid
Fitness Center I
Fitness Center I
Golf
Stress Management
Yoga I (Beginning)
Yoga II (All Levels/Intermediate)
Introduction to American Politics
Human Sexuality
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
12pm-1:50pm
7pm-9:40pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
1:30pm-4:10pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-7:50pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
6pm-7:50pm
7am-5pm
9am-12:20pm
1:30pm-2:55pm
5:30pm-6:55pm
1:30pm-3pm
7pm-9:40pm
12pm-1:30pm
12pm-1:30pm
2pm-3:50pm
5:30pm-8:20pm
7pm-9:40pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
8:30am-10:20am
12pm-1:50pm
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Distance Learning
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About Distance Learning - Distance learning uses Internet technology to deliver course materials. The types of distance
learning courses offered are: Web-Based/Internet and Hybrid.
Students are required to have access to a computer with a reliable Internet connection to participate in Distance Learning
courses. Interaction and instruction between students and the instructor will take place via the Internet; some instructors may
use Blackboard, e-mail, discussion boards, etc.
Students must activate their student e-mail account – my.stlcc.edu – in order to receive correspondence
from instructors. Visit www.stlcc.edu/studentemail for information on how to activate your account.
Individual courses may have software and/or hardware access requirements as well, i.e. Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Access, Web cams, etc. Please check the course notes on the interactive schedule at www.stlcc.edu/interactive. For technology
requirements visit www.stlcc.edu/distance_learning.
Are you ready for Distance Learning? Take the READI online assessment to help identify your strengths and
opportunities for growth. READI is easy to take!
1. Log in at http://stlcc.readi.info
2. Type online as the Username
3. Type learner as the Password
You will receive a full-color report immediately following the completion of READI. All students planning to take an online
course are encouraged to complete this assessment prior to enrollment. Your READI score will not prevent you from
registering for online classes, but will provide you with information and tools to help you succeed in online courses.
Registration - You can register for Distance Learning courses online by going to Banner at www.stlcc.edu/selfservice or in
person at any campus Admission/Registration office. For more information, see Page 6.
Books - Students should purchase books and other materials from campus bookstores before courses begin. Books may be
mailed to students at an additional charge. Books may also be ordered online. Go to www.stlouisccbookstore.com.
Accessibility - Individuals with disabilities who are in need of auxiliary aids or accommodations should contact the campus
Access office. All distance learning students have access to campus services, including advising, study skills and tutorial assistance,
libraries, and learning labs. See Page 9 for more information on Access office services.
Instructors may or may not use Blackboard. AOL, EarthLink, Prodigy and a few other Internet Service Providers (ISPs) offer versions of
their own Internet browsers. These browsers may not work with Blackboard. We recommend that you download a free version of IE
(Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with JavaScript and Cookies enabled) to access Blackboard.
Check with your instructors to find out how or if you are expected to use Blackboard. If Blackboard will be used, you must log in to the
course from www.stlcc.edu/blackboard. To enter Blackboard for the first time: click on Enter and then use your St. Louis Community
College identification “A” number as “username” and your birthday (MMDDYY) as “password.” Follow the directions upon entering the
course. For more information or to log in to Blackboard, go to www.stlcc.edu/blackboard.
Elluminate Live!
Selected online courses may use Elluminate Live!, a real-time, synchronous, virtual classroom tool that is accessible through Blackboard.
Elluminate Live! offers students the opportunity to use audio, video, chat, whiteboard and application sharing in an online course
environment.
Students participating in Elluminate Live! course sections must have a headset with an attached microphone. Headsets are available in
the campus bookstores. Specific system requirements can be found at www.elluminate.com/support/min_requirements.jsp.
For more information on the features of Elluminate, including user tutorials and technical support, please click on the Elluminate Live!
logo at www.stlcc.edu/distance_learning.
For more information or assistance on Distance Learning courses, contact Phil Hanson at phanson@stlcc.edu
or 314-539-5185.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Distance Learning
Blackboard - Blackboard course sites are used in many St. Louis Community College courses each semester. Students use
Blackboard to:
• Find important class documents, such as the syllabus,
• Participate in online discussions.
handouts and lecture notes.
• Take quizzes and tests.
• Easily access e-reserves.
• Turn in assignments.
• Look up assignment due dates and exam schedules.
• Check grades.
• Read class announcements.
St. Louis Community College
Are you ready for Distance Learning?
The READI online tool with help identify your strengths and
opportunities for growth related to distance learning:
• Individual Attributes (e.g.,
procrastination, time management,
willingness to ask for help, academic
attributes)
• Technical Competency, Skills and
Knowledge
• Reading Rate and Recall
• Typing Speed and Accuracy
• Learning Styles (What is your predominant
learning style??
You will receive a full-color report immediately following the completion of READI. Your
READI score will not prevent you from registering for online classes, but will provide you with
information and tools to help you succeed in online courses.
READI is easy to take!
Call 314-539-5185 or e-mail
phanson@stlcc.edu
for more information.
• Just log in at http://stlcc.readi.info.
• Type online as the Username
• Type learner as the Password
This assessment takes about 20-30 minutes of your time, but is critical to
success in online courses. We encourage all students planning to take an
online course to complete this assessment prior to enrollment. Take the
READI assessment (Readiness for Education At a Distance Indicator) to learn
more about yourself, distance learning and how to succeed.
E X PA N D I N G M I N D S
•
CHANGING LIVES
Web-Based/Internet Courses
Distance Learning
Web course students attend class using a computer connected to the Internet. The computer can be at home or in a campus lab. Students need access to a computer
that is connected to the Internet, a standard Internet Service Provider, an activated my.stlcc.edu student e-mail address (visit www.stlcc.edu/studentemail for details on how
to activate) and some basic computer/Internet skills. Web courses can be worked on at anytime day or night.
Interaction and instruction between students and the instructor will take place via the Internet; some instructors may use Blackboard, e-mail, discussion boards, etc.
Homework will be submitted online.
Some courses may require attendance at an orientation session and/or participation in activities or exams on
campus or at an approved testing site. For more information about a given course, check the interactive class
schedule at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
AOL, EarthLink, Prodigy and a few other Internet Service Providers (ISPs) offer versions of their own internet browsers. These
browsers may not work with Blackboard. We recommend that you download a free version of IE (Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
with JavaScript and Cookies enabled) to access Blackboard.
Course
Section
CRN
Course Title
Credits
Day
ACC:100
ACC:100
ACC:100
ACC:100
ACC:110
ACC:110
474
574
674
675
474
574
13115
12562
12257
11902
14106
13630
I
I
3
3
3
3
4
4
ACC:110
ACC:110
674
675
11906
14391
Applied Accounting
Applied Accounting
Applied Accounting
Applied Accounting
Financial Accounting
Financial Accounting
Orientation
Financial Accounting
Financial Accounting
I
I
4 cr
4 cr
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
S
TBA
TBA
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
Time
12pm-2pm
Course descriptions begin on page 199 or view online at stlcc.edu/catalog.
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Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/30-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/30-5/17
Spring 2010
Section
CRN
Course Title
ACC:114
574
15418
Credits
Day
3 cr
TBA
S
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
ANT:102
ANT:102
ANT:102
ANT:103
ART:100
474
674
675
501
374
15540
14726
15019
15310
14556
ART:100
ART:100
ART:100
ART:100
ART:152
403
475
476
57A
674
14761
15783
15785
14563
13932
Managerial Accounting
Orientation
Managerial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Income Tax Accounting
Nonprofit Accounting
Introduction to Physical Anthropology
and Archaeology
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Orientation
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Cultural Variations
Art Appreciation
Orientation
Art Appreciation
Art Appreciation
Art Appreciation
Art Appreciation
Textiles
ART:167
ART:172
ART:172
ART:172
ART:275
ART:275
ART:275
BIO:122
474
374
474
57A
374
474
475
674
14054
15597
14053
14038
15600
13557
15782
12268
Color Photography
Digital Photography
Digital Photography
Digital Photography
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Human Sexuality
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
BIO:122
675
12818
Human Sexuality
3 cr
BIO:122
676
13111
Human Sexuality
3 cr
BIO:122
677
14401
Human Sexuality
3 cr
BIO:151
674
13390
Biology of Human Health and Disease
3 cr
BIO:151
675
15344
Biology of Human Health and Disease
3 cr
BLW:201
574
12563
3 cr
BUS:103
BUS:103
BUS:104
BUS:104
BUS:104
BUS:104
BUS:104
BUS:201
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:101
COM:104
COM:105
COM:107
574
674
374
474
574
674
675
574
374
419
420
423
426
556
561
6W5
674
405
15397
13219
14327
13993
12538
13221
11225
12545
15634
15720
15722
15907
15908
13609
13356
13812
13389
15747
Legal Environment of Business
Orientation
Business Mathematics
Business Mathematics
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Elementary Statistics
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Oral Communication I
Persuasion
Interview Process
Public Speaking
ACC:114
ACC:114
ACC:204
ACC:212
ANT:101
674
675
674
674
674
11911
14392
12681
12264
12782
ANT:102
374
14658
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
TBA
T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
M
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
W
TBA
W
TBA
W
TBA
W
TBA
M
TBA
M
TBA
TBA
S
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Time
10am-12pm
7pm-8:30pm
7pm-8:30pm
5:30pm-6:30pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
3:30pm-4:30pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
5:30pm-6:30pm
7pm-9pm
7pm-9pm
12pm-2pm
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
189
Dates
1/19-5/17
1/16-1/16
1/16-5/17
1/30-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-1/19
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/25-1/25
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-1/19
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/20-5/17
1/25-1/25
1/25-5/17
1/25-1/25
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-1/16
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-3/14
3/27-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
Distance Learning
Course
St. Louis Community College
Distance Learning
Course
Section
CRN
Course Title
Credits
COM:107
COM:120
COM:200
COM:200
COM:200
COM:201
CRJ:101
CRJ:102
CRJ:111
CRJ:122
CRJ:122
CRJ:123
CRJ:124
CRJ:124
CRJ:206
CRJ:206
CRJ:207
CRJ:207
CRJ:208
CRJ:212
CRJ:212
CUL:105
DCS:115
DIE:104
674
6W4
4WA
4WB
6W4
674
474
474
474
474
674
474
474
674
474
674
474
674
474
474
674
474
552
474
11514
12286
13473
14889
12997
11528
10132
10133
12992
12993
11401
11998
10137
15509
12995
11403
15611
14320
10139
15608
15511
14077
12362
14945
ECE:101
ECE:101
ECE:103
ECE:108
ECE:108
ECE:124
ECE:127
ECE:204
ECO:140
ECO:151
ECO:151
ECO:152
ECO:152
EDU:226
574
674
674
470
674
674
471
674
574
374
574
374
574
3WA
15825
10689
15278
15642
14331
13776
15644
15205
12957
15606
12230
14328
12231
14351
EDU:226
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:101
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
ENG:102
5WA
374
375
474
475
476
477
574
575
576
577
578
674
675
3W4
3W5
5WA
5WB
5WD
5WE
5WF
13344
14375
15395
13641
13642
14616
14617
10575
13028
13430
13460
13734
15254
15255
14378
15371
10604
10603
13398
13461
13474
Public Speaking
Gender Communication
Communication Between Cultures
Communication Between Cultures
Communication Between Cultures
Interpersonal Communication
American Correctional System
Rehabilitation, Parole, and Probation
Rules of Criminal Evidence
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Juvenile Justice
Criminal Law and Procedures
Criminal Law and Procedures
Management of Human Conflict
Management of Human Conflict
Police Supervision
Police Supervision
Correctional Policies and Procedures
Criminal Investigation
Criminal Investigation
Food Preparation Theory
Introduction to Deaf Communication Studies
Electronic Information Systems and Manuals
Orientation
Introduction to Early Care and Education
Introduction to Early Care and Education
Language and Literacy in Early Care and Education
Infant, Toddler and Two-Year-Old Children
Infant, Toddler and Two-Year-Old Children
Child Nutrition, Health and Safety
Family and Teacher Interactions
Management of Early Care and Education Settings
Introduction to Economics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Children's Literature
Orientation
Children's Literature
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition I
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
College Composition II
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
Day
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
R
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Time
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
XXX
11am-1pm
7pm-8:30pm
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Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-1/19
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/18-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-1/21
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
Spring 2010
Section
CRN
Course Title
Credits
ENG:102
ENG:103
ENG:103
ENG:201
ENG:201
ENG:203
ENG:204
ENG:205
ENG:205
ENG:206
ENG:228
ENG:228
ENG:230
ENG:231
FD:101
FD:104
GEO:100
HIT:101
HIT:101
HIT:101
HIT:103
HIT:103
HIT:104
HIT:105
674
474
574
5WA
6WV
5WA
5WA
3W4
5WA
5WA
5WA
5WD
6WV
6WV
474
474
675
474
475
476
474
475
474
474
15256
14619
11964
10614
12801
15361
15360
15396
12833
13671
12822
14687
13530
12803
14224
12283
13254
13249
13250
13583
13581
13582
13906
13907
HIT:208
HMS:100
HMS:100
HRM:112
HRM:134
HRM:201
HRM:202
HRM:205
HRM:209
HRM:210
HRM:211
HRM:212
HRM:214
HRM:250
HST:100
HST:100
HST:101
474
475
674
474
474
474
474
474
474
474
474
474
474
474
674
675
3W4
13584
15725
13781
12364
13257
13260
10727
13259
13578
12370
13585
13579
13580
13181
13745
14809
15686
HST:101
HST:101
HST:102
674
675
3W4
13387
13746
14661
HST:102
HST:102
HST:102
IB:100
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:201
IDS:201
IDS:201
474
674
675
474
374
375
376
377
406
408
475
675
407
507
512
14591
13500
14326
15893
15404
15405
15631
15758
15786
15787
13326
15839
15541
13483
13360
College Composition II
Report Writing
Report Writing
Introduction to Fiction
Introduction to Fiction
American Literature
American Literature Before 1865
American Literature Between 1865-1945
American Literature Between 1865-1945
American Literature After 1945
Studies in Literature
Studies in Literature
Environmental Literature
World Literature
Funeral Management/Merchandising
Funeral Service Law
Earth Science
Medical Terminology
Medical Terminology
Medical Terminology
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Basic Principles of Disease
Pharmacology for Health Information
Technology Professionals
Advanced Coding Applications
Introduction to Human Services
Introduction to Human Services
Purchasing
Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
Problems of Hospitality Management
Hospitality Law
Operational Cost Control
Hospitality Sales and Marketing
Guest Services Management
Hotel Facilities Management
Bar and Beverage Management
Hospitality Human Restaurant Management
Foodservice Design and Layout
American Civilization
American Civilization
American History I
Orientation
American History I
American History I
American History II
Orientation
American History II
American History II
American History II
International Business
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Capstone
Capstone
Capstone
Day
Time
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
6 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
4 cr
4 cr
2 cr
2 cr
2 cr
1 cr
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
S
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
TBA
T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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TBA
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TBA
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TBA
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TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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TBA
TBA
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
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1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-1/19
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-1/19
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
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1/16-5/17
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1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
4 cr
4 cr
7pm-8pm
8pm-9pm
1pm-2:50pm
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Dates
Distance Learning
Course
St. Louis Community College
Distance Learning
Course
Section
CRN
Course Title
Credits
Day
IDS:201
IDS:201
IRT:101
IRT:140
IRT:142
IRT:150
IRT:169
IRT:170
IRT:171
IRT:172
IRT:173
IRT:174
IRT:250
IRT:251
IRT:257
IS:101
IS:101
IS:102
IS:102
IS:102
IS:102
IS:103
IS:103
IS:103
IS:103
IS:103
IS:103
IS:109
IS:110
IS:112
IS:112
IS:112
IS:118
IS:118
IS:119
IS:119
IS:120
IS:123
IS:123
IS:123
IS:123
IS:123
IS:124
IS:124
IS:125
IS:125
IS:125
IS:126
IS:126
IS:129
IS:129
IS:131
IS:132
IS:132
IS:132
IS:136
IS:137
IS:137
IS:139
IS:141
IS:151
580
675
674
674
674
674
674
674
674
674
674
674
674
674
674
474
574
474
475
574
575
374
474
475
574
674
676
574
474
474
574
674
474
574
474
574
474
474
475
574
575
674
474
574
474
574
674
474
574
474
574
574
474
574
674
474
474
574
474
574
474
13397
14954
13216
12902
15236
12885
14511
14672
14513
14514
14902
15237
13006
13007
14904
13311
14211
12335
14840
14279
15756
13881
13314
13475
14243
11640
13396
13819
14583
13340
14248
14722
13502
13820
13014
13821
13505
12806
14194
13822
13823
13783
14034
13824
14404
13825
11739
15736
14286
13540
11512
14287
13512
13826
12564
15740
13951
14162
14836
14956
13341
Capstone
Capstone
Principles of Judicial Reporting I
Legal Terminology
Editing of Legal Documents
Literary I
Information Reporting I
Information Reporting II
Information Reporting III
Information Reporting IV
Information Reporting V
Information Reporting VI
Literary II
Literary III
Advanced Compter Aided Transcription
Keyboarding
Keyboarding
Keyboarding and Formatting
Keyboarding and Formatting
Keyboarding and Formatting
Keyboarding and Formatting
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Information Systems for Business
Proofreading and Editing Skills
Program Design and Development
Software and Hardware Concepts
Software and Hardware Concepts
Software and Hardware Concepts
Microcomputer Applications-Databases
Microcomputer Applications-Databases
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
Microcomputer Applications-Word Processing
Microcomputer Applications-Spreadsheets
Introduction to Windows
Introduction to Windows
Introduction to Windows
Introduction to Windows
Introduction to Windows
Windows-Advanced Topics
Windows-Advanced Topics
Excel for Windows
Excel for Windows
Excel for Windows
E-Mail/Information Management
E-Mail/Information Management
HTML
HTML
Advanced HTML
Windows-Intermediate Topics
Windows-Intermediate Topics
Windows-Intermediate Topics
Internet Fundamentals
Microcomputer Applications-Presentation Software
Microcomputer Applications-Presentation Software
Web Publishing
Graphics for the Web
Microcomputer Applications in Business
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4 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
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1 cr
1 cr
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1 cr
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1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
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TBA
TBA
TBA
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TBA
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1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-3/14
3/22-4/23
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-4/23
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-3/14
3/22-4/16
1/19-3/14
3/22-4/14
1/19-3/14
1/19-3/14
3/22-5/17
1/19-2/12
3/22-4/14
1/16-2/24
3/22-5/17
4/19-5/14
1/19-4/2
1/19-4/2
3/1-5/17
3/22-5/17
4/12-5/10
3/22-5/17
2/8-3/5
3/8-5/10
3/22-5/17
3/22-4/14
4/5-5/2
1/19-3/14
1/19-3/14
4/6-4/15
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
Spring 2010
Section
CRN
Course Title
IS:151
IS:151
IS:156
IS:156
IS:157
574
674
474
574
474
13135
12574
13362
13828
13015
IS:157
574
13829
IS:158
474
13509
IS:161
474
13018
IS:161
574
13830
IS:200
IS:200
IS:205
474
575
674
15812
13167
12197
IS:210
IS:210
IS:215
IS:215
IS:215
IS:225
IS:225
IS:229
IS:229
IS:229
IS:231
IS:231
IS:231
IS:241
IS:246
IS:251
IS:251
IS:252
IS:254
IS:254
IS:255
IS:256
IS:265
IS:275
LGL:205
MCM:101
MCM:101
MCM:101
MCM:101
MCM:102
MCM:120
MCM:140
MCM:140
MCM:141
MCM:141
MGT:101
MGT:109
MGT:201
MGT:204
MGT:204
MGT:204
MGT:204
474
574
474
574
674
474
574
474
574
674
474
574
674
474
474
474
674
474
574
674
474
474
474
474
574
403
5XB
674
675
674
674
502
674
502
674
674
574
674
474
574
674
675
12869
13454
14032
14250
11785
14035
14252
13545
14253
14668
11469
14254
11821
14920
14031
14028
15342
12373
14271
15345
13425
11476
14829
14745
11349
15748
13357
11533
13810
11534
12292
13612
13267
13994
11584
13373
14040
14369
14689
12546
11620
14193
Microcomputer Applications in Business
Microcomputer Applications in Business
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Database
Microcomputer Applications-Intermediate Database
Microcomputer ApplicationsIntermediate Word Processing
Microcomputer ApplicationsIntermediate Word Processing
Microcomputer ApplicationsIntermediate Spreadsheets
Microcomputer ApplicationsAdvanced Word Processing
Microcomputer ApplicationsAdvanced Word Processing
Electronic Records Management
Electronic Records Management
Medical Terminology
Orientation
Office Procedures
Office Procedures
Introduction to Local Area Networks
Introduction to Local Area Networks
Introduction to Local Area Networks
Database Management
Database Management
Unix/Linux
Unix/Linux
Unix/Linux
Introduction to Data Communications
Introduction to Data Communications
Introduction to Data Communications
Systems Analysis and Design
Visual Basic Programming
Java Programming
Java Programming
Advanced Java Programming
Advanced Microcomputer Operating Systems
Advanced Microcomputer Operating Systems
Advanced Visual Basic Programming
C++ Programming
Web Scripting Technologies
Advanced C++ Programming
Law of Real Property and Real Estate Transactions
Introduction to Mass Communications
Introduction to Mass Communications
Introduction to Mass Communications
Introduction to Mass Communications
Media Literacy
Introduction to Broadcasting
Introduction to Advertising
Introduction to Advertising
Public Relations
Public Relations
Introduction to Supervision
Bus Organization Behavior and Dynamics
Case Studies in Supervision
Business Organization and Management
Business Organization and Management
Business Organization and Management
Business Organization and Management
Credits
Day
4 cr
4 cr
1 cr
1 cr
1 cr
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
3/22-5/17
4/19-5/14
3/22-5/17
1 cr
TBA
4/19-5/14
1 cr
TBA
3/22-5/17
1 cr
TBA
3/22-5/17
1 cr
TBA
4/19-5/10
2 cr
2 cr
4 cr
TBA
TBA
TBA
T
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2/8-5/17
2/8-4/9
1/16-5/17
1/19-1/19
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
Time
4:30pm-5:25pm
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Dates
Distance Learning
Course
St. Louis Community College
Course
Section
CRN
MKT:203
MKT:203
MKT:203
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:140
MTH:160C
MTH:160C
MTH:160C
MUS:114
MUS:114
MUS:114
MUS:114
MUS:114
MUS:128
474
574
674
674
675
676
674
675
676
475
476
502
674
675
374
14690
12229
11626
15898
15899
15900
12214
12215
14887
14629
14633
13321
15909
15910
14662
MUS:128
PE:180
PE:180
PE:180
PE:180
PED:201
674
474
475
674
675
674
15912
14928
14670
12198
12945
12987
PHL:101
3W4
14673
Distance Learning
PHL:101
PHL:102
PHL:102
PHL:102
PHL:102
PHL:103
PHL:103
PHL:103
PHL:103
PHL:103
PHL:103
PHL:104
PHL:104
PHL:104
PHL:104
PHL:112
PHL:112
PRD:109
PRD:109
PSC:101
PSC:101
PSC:101
PSC:101
PSC:204
PSI:101
PSI:111
PSI:111
PSI:123
PSY:125
6W5
474
475
674
675
4WA
4WB
57A
641
674
676
674
675
676
677
4WA
674
474
501
474
475
501
502
503
674
674
675
674
674
15862
13217
10232
15318
15911
12954
12955
13497
15867
15272
15868
13281
14278
14881
14963
13839
15506
13365
13276
13840
14567
15570
15549
15571
12203
11681
13388
11685
12321
PSY:125
675
12322
PSY:125
676
13110
PSY:125
677
14340
Course Title
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Marketing
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
College Algebra
College Algebra
College Algebra
The Enjoyment of Music
The Enjoyment of Music
The Enjoyment of Music
The Enjoyment of Music
The Enjoyment of Music
Survey of Rock Music
Orientation
Survey of Rock Music
Wellness and Fitness Concepts
Wellness and Fitness Concepts
Wellness and Fitness Concepts
Wellness and Fitness Concepts
Psychological Perspective in
Exercise and Sport
Introduction to Philosophy
Orientation
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Logic
Introduction to Logic
Introduction to Logic
Introduction to Logic
World Religions
World Religions
World Religions
World Religions
World Religions
World Religions
Ethics
Ethics
Ethics
Ethics
Business Ethics
Business Ethics
Habit Change
Habit Change
Introduction to American Politics
Introduction to American Politics
Introduction to American Politics
Introduction to American Politics
Politics of African Nations
Physical Science Lecture I
Introduction to Astronomy I
Introduction to Astronomy I
Meteorology
Human Sexuality
Orientation
Human Sexuality
Orientation
Human Sexuality
Orientation
Human Sexuality
Orientation
Credits
Day
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
4 cr
4 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
W
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
TBA
R
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
S
S
S
S
TBA
W
TBA
W
TBA
W
TBA
W
Time
7pm-8:30pm
7pm-8:30pm
3:30pm-4:30pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
5:30pm-6:30pm
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Dates
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/20-1/20
2/8-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-1/21
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-3/14
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-3/14
1/19-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-4/9
1/20-3/10
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
1/19-5/17
1/20-1/20
Spring 2010
Course
Section
CRN
PSY:200
374
15842
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:200
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:205
PSY:208
QC:100
SOC:101
474
574
576
647
648
674
675
676
501
646
647
674
675
676
677
674
550
3W4
12258
11694
14174
15692
15693
13084
13632
15046
14688
15694
15695
14113
14552
15206
15207
15279
14061
14677
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:101
SOC:202
SOC:204
SOC:204
SOC:204
THT:101
THT:101
474
475
476
6WK
6WL
6WM
6WV
6WX
6WY
6WZ
674
474
475
6SK
502
674
14675
15538
15876
15696
15698
13750
14555
14953
15084
15051
14725
15539
15877
15208
14590
13269
Course Title
Credits
General Psychology
Orientation
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
General Psychology
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Abnormal Psychology
Introduction to Quality Control
Introduction to Sociology
Orientation
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology
American Social Problems and Issues
Marriage and the Family
Marriage and the Family
Marriage and the Family
Introduction to Theatre
Introduction to Theatre
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
Day
Time
TBA
R
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
R
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
7pm-8pm
7pm-8:30pm
Dates
1/16-5/17
1/21-1/21
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/21-1/21
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/18-3/14
2/8-5/17
2/8-5/17
3/22-5/17
1/16-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
1/19-5/17
2/8-5/17
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synchronous, virtual classroom tool that is accessible through Blackboard.
Elluminate Live! offers students the opportunity to use audio, video, chat,
whiteboard and application sharing in an online course environment.
Students participating in Elluminate Live! course sections must have a headset with an attached microphone.
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Course
Section
CRN
Course Title
Credits
Day
Time
Dates
Hybrid
Hybrid courses meet part of the semester on campus and part of the semester over the Web. Using the Internet, a percentage of the course instruction and/or assignments is
exchanged via the Web, while the remainder of the course is delivered via traditional on-campus class meetings. Student will need access to the Internet, an activated my.stlcc.edu
student e-mail address (visit www.stlcc.edu/studentemail for details on how to activate) and other computer-based tools. For more information about a given course, check the
course notes on the interactive class schedule at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
Course
Section
CRN
Course Title
ACC:114
ACC:114
ACC:120
ACC:120
ACC:122
ACC:122
ACC:124
ACC:203
ACC:209
ACC:213
ACC:213
ART:100
ART:100
ART:172
ART:172
ART:172
ART:275
ART:275
ART:275
ART:275
ART:607
BIO:111
451
695
451
695
461
695
695
695
695
550
695
646
695
674
695
697
695
696
697
S95
601
674
10269
11143
14223
12712
12984
12713
11152
14406
11153
14566
13615
15067
14818
15056
13527
13934
13049
13082
15212
15811
15258
10904
Managerial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Computer Accounting Applications for Business
Computer Accounting Applications for Business
Computer Accounting Applications-Spreadsheets
Computer Accounting Applications-Spreadsheets
Computer Accounting Applications-Databases
Cost Accounting
Intermediate Accounting II
Survey of Business Taxes
Survey of Business Taxes
Art Appreciation
Art Appreciation
Digital Photography
Digital Photography
Digital Photography
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Photo Imaging I: Photoshop
Introduction to Interactive Design
Introductory Biology I
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
BIO:111
675
10905
Introductory Biology I
4 cr
BIO:111
676
12227
Introductory Biology I
4 cr
BIO:203
BIO:203
BIO:207
BIO:207
BIO:207
BIO:208
BIO:208
BIO:208
BLW:201
CHM:101
580
581
395
507
508
395
513
514
695
695
12956
13150
14361
12660
15492
15352
13124
15493
11212
10960
General Microbiology I
General Microbiology I
Anatomy and Physiology I
Anatomy and Physiology I
Anatomy and Physiology I
Anatomy and Physiology II
Anatomy and Physiology II
Anatomy and Physiology II
Legal Environment of Business
Fundamentals of Chemistry I
Orientation
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
5
Fundamentals of Chemistry I
Orientation
5 cr
CHM:101
696
14370
Credits
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
cr
Distance Learning
CHM:101
S95
15890
Fundamentals of Chemistry I
5 cr
CHM:105
695
13241
General Chemistry I
Orientation
5 cr
CRJ:209
CRJ:211
ECE:104
ECE:125
EDU:226
EDU:227
EDU:227
EMT:121
ENG:103
HUM:102
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:101
IDS:201
IDS:201
IDS:201
474
474
695
470
5XB
470
475
474
695
5SA
695
696
S96
302
350
474
15878
15879
10693
15641
15271
15601
15603
12851
12058
12865
13288
13289
14925
15004
13495
14154
Criminal Justice Practicum
Criminal Justice Practicum Seminar
Principles of Early Care and Education
Child Growth and Development I
Children's Literature
Educational Psychology
Educational Psychology
Emergency Care, Principles and Techniques
Report Writing
Humanities II
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
Capstone
Capstone
Capstone
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
8 cr
3 cr
4 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
4 cr
4 cr
4 cr
IDS:201
475
14155
Capstone
4 cr
Day
Time
T
T
M
W
M
W
T
R
M
R
T
R
T
F
M
S
W
W
T
T
R
TBA
M
TBA
W
TBA
T
S
S
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7pm-9pm
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6:30pm-9:10pm
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9am12:50pm
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9:30am-1:20pm
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6pm-9:50pm
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8am-9:50am
1pm-2:50pm
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1pm-4pm
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12pm-1:50pm
8am-10:40am
11am- 1:40pm
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6pm-8:15pm
6pm-8:15pm
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11:30am-1:50pm
8am-10:20am
8am-10:20am
9am-11:20am
9am-11:20am
6:30pm- 9pm
9am-12pm
5:30pm-8:30pm
11am-12:30pm
5:30pm-7pm
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2pm-2:50pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
1:30pm-2:45pm
5:30pm-6:45pm
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/25-3/22
1/20-3/14
3/29-5/17
3/24-5/17
1/19-3/14
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1/20-5/17
1/20-5/17
1/27-5/17
2/8-5/17
2/10-5/17
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Section
CRN
Course Title
Credits
IDS:201
IDS:201
IDS:201
IDS:201
IS:107
586
694
696
697
565
15002
14302
14184
13759
15180
Capstone
Capstone
Capstone
Capstone
Introduction to Programming
4
4
4
4
3
IS:110
565
15187
Program Design and Development
3 cr
IS:112
IS:130
IS:130
IS:130
IS:133
IS:136
IS:151
IS:217
IS:235
IS:235
596
474
595
596
695
550
595
474
474
565
14541
11459
15220
14543
15311
15751
15752
15849
11470
15242
Software and Hardware Concepts
Hardware and Software Support
Hardware and Software Support
Hardware and Software Support
Introduction to SQL
Internet Fundamentals
Microcomputer Applications in Business
Network Performance Monitor
Network Design and Installation
Network Design and Installation
3
3
3
3
3
1
4
3
3
3
IS:235
IS:236
695
595
11822
15243
Network Design and Installation
Network Administration
3 cr
3 cr
IS:236
695
11823
Network Administration
3 cr
IS:239
595
15244
Router Administration
3 cr
IS:239
695
12388
Router Administration
3 cr
IS:246
IS:251
695
565
15339
15248
Visual Basic Programming
Java Programming
3 cr
3 cr
IS:252
565
15249
Advanced Java Programming
3 cr
IS:255
IS:259
IS:262
IS:270
IS:271
IS:273
LGL:104
LGL:104
LGL:106
LGL:106
LGL:106
LGL:107
LGL:108
LGL:108
LGL:108
LGL:205
LGL:206
LGL:211
LGL:217
LGL:217
LGL:218
LGL:225
LGL:226
LGL:228
LGL:229
LGL:230
LGL:232
LGL:541
MCM:101
MTH:160C
MTH:160C
MUS:114
PE:103
695
595
474
695
695
695
641
695
595
641
670
650
640
670
671
671
671
670
670
671
695
650
650
671
671
670
650
650
585
395
586
5SB
591
15340
15179
15790
15313
13758
15312
11536
11537
11352
11538
11535
14386
11539
11552
11540
15596
11554
11916
11918
13271
11920
13749
11928
11929
12011
11930
11931
14387
11934
14524
14001
14540
12270
Advanced Visual Basic Programming
Introduction to Javascript
Advanced Software Development
Oracle PL/SQL
Oracle User Interface Design
Oracle Design and Implementation
Introduction to Civil Trial Procedures
Introduction to Civil Trial Procedures
Computers and the Law
Computers and the Law
Computers and the Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Introduction Law for the Paralegal
Introduction Law for the Paralegal
Introduction Law for the Paralegal
Law of Real Property and Real Estate Transactions
Business Organization and Government Regulation
Torts
Legal Research
Legal Research
Legal Writing
Administrative Law
Law Office Administration
Family Law
Advanced Computer Utilization
Employment Law
Contracts
Intellectual Property
Introduction to Mass Communications
College Algebra
College Algebra
The Enjoyment of Music
Aerobic Fitness
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
1 cr
3 cr
3 cr
3 cr
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3 cr
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3 cr
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15523
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5pm-6pm
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7pm-8:20pm
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7pm-8:20pm
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7pm-8:20pm
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7pm-9:40pm
3:45pm-5:15pm
7pm-8:15pm
7pm-9:40pm
7pm-9:50pm
7pm-9:40pm
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6pm-10pm
6pm- 8pm
1pm- 5pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
12:15pm-5:15pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
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6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
9am-10am
9am-11am
8am-9am
9am-12:30pm
10am-11am
11am-2:30pm
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1/25-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-3/9
1/21-3/11
3/23-5/11
3/25-5/13
1/20-3/10
1/21-5/17
1/20-3/10
3/22-5/17
1/16-3/14
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3/23-5/13
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Course
Section
CRN
Course Title
Credits
PE:161
PE:161
PE:161
PE:180
475
695
696
551
15008
13304
12988
15429
Stress Management
Stress Management
Stress Management
Wellness and Fitness Concepts
3
3
3
3
PE:180
585
15428
Wellness and Fitness Concepts
3 cr
PE:566
474
14168
Theory of Coaching
3 cr
PHL:109
PHY:111
5XC
695
11767
13025
Bio-Medical Ethics
College Physics I
3 cr
4 cr
PSY:200
PSY:205
PSY:208
PSY:210
PSY:217
SOC:101
SOC:204
695
695
450
585
585
585
565
15859
14837
12794
12743
15287
15309
15837
General Psychology
Human Growth and Development
Abnormal Psychology
Personality and Adjustment
Cross Cultural Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Marriage and the Family
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1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-5/17
1/19-3/9
1/19-5/11
3/23-5/11
1/19-3/9
1/19-5/11
3/23-5/11
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1/16-5/17
1/16-5/17
1/22-5/17
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1/26-5/5
1/19-5/30
2/10-5/17
1/21-5/17
6pm-7pm
6pm-7pm
6pm-7pm
7pm-9pm
12:30pm-1:45pm
11am-2pm
2pm-3:15pm
3:45pm-5:15pm
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6pm-10pm
6pm-10pm
2pm-4:30pm
6:30pm-9:20pm
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or training for a new career, STLCC’s advisors can help you make
realistic and well-informed decisions about your educational path.
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Advisors are available on any campus to speak with you on a
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www.stlcc.edu/advising
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Accounting
ACC:100
APPLIED ACCOUNTING
An introductory course in the principles of accounting with
emphasis on practice in bookkeeping techniques, designed to
familiarize career students with the basic accounting system and
the knowledge of keeping records. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ACC:110
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I
The emphasis of this course is on the measurement and
presentation of financial data. The course focuses on
preparation and use of corporate financial statements
consistent with General Accepted Accounting Principles.
Prerequisites: ACC:100 or one year of high school accounting
or department approval and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:114
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
Emphasis is on evaluation and utilization of accounting data for
the purpose of planning and controlling operations. Topics
include financial statement analysis, methods of cost
accumulation, budgeting, standard costs, direct costing, and costvolume-profit analysis. Prerequisites: ACC:110 with grade of "C"
or better or departmental approval and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:120
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS FOR
BUSINESS
This survey course introduces various commercial accounting
software in a hands-on environment. Topics covered include
general ledger, receivables, payables, inventory, payroll, and
importing and exporting accounting data to other software.The
course provides an introduction to accounting applications of
spreadsheet and presentation software and the Internet. No
previous computer experience is necessary. Prerequisites:
ACC:100 and/or ACC:110 and/or department approval and
Reading Proficiency.
ACC:122
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS SPREADSHEETS
This course covers accounting applications using spreadsheet
software as a tool in solving accounting problems and
presenting and analyzing accounting data. Topics include using
spreadsheet software to prepare accounting reports such as
the income statement, balance sheet, statement of cash flow,
and special purpose accounting reports for decision making.
Financial reports are analyzed using spreadsheet software. In
addition, auditing a worksheet and graphical analysis of
accounting information is performed using the charting feature
of spreadsheet software. Prerequisites: ACC:110 or department
approval and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:124
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS DATABASES
This course covers how to build a database for accounts
receivable, accounts payable, inventory, fixed assets and payroll.
Prerequisites: ACC:110 or department approval and Reading
Proficiency.
ACC:203
COST ACCOUNTING
A study of the general principles of cost accounting with
emphasis on process and job order cost accounting; methods of
collection, preparation and interpretation of data, as well as
preparation of records and reports. Prerequisites: ACC:111 or
ACC:114 and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:204
INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING
A study of federal tax accounting; emphasis is placed on the
procedure required to comply with the tax laws and to make
the required tax returns. Income tax, social security and payroll
tax accounting is included. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ACC:209
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II
A further study of financial accounting theory. Topics will
include intangible assets, current and long-term liabilities, equity,
earnings per share, and investments. Prerequisites: ACC:208
with a grade of "C" or better or department approval and
Reading Proficiency.
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ACC:211
CURRENT TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING
Study of selected topics or current topics in Accounting. This
course will provide an opportunity to explore various current
issues in greater detail. Prerequisites: ACC:110 or department
approval and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:212
NONPROFIT ACCOUNTING
The course addresses the principles, concepts and processes
involved in the accounting treatment for nonprofit entities.
Organizations discussed will include state and local
governments, the federal government, college and universities,
hospitals and health organizations, and other voluntary health
and welfare organizations. Prerequisites: ACC:110 or
department approval and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:213
SURVEY OF BUSINESS TAXES
This is a survey course of Business Taxes. Topics include federal
taxation of income, state taxation of income, state capital base
taxes, state sales and use tax, federal and state employment
related taxes and property taxes. Prerequisites: ACC:110 or
department approval and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:291
ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP
An Accounting Internship allows students to apply skills learned
in the classroom, learn new skills, and explore career
opportunities while supervised by an employer and a faculty
member. Working as an intern for 120 hours under the
supervision of an accounting professional, the student will have
the opportunity to participate in the accounting functions of an
accounting firm, accounting department, or other business unit.
Prerequisites: Approval of department chair or program
coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:292
ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP II
This is an additional internship opportunity for accounting
students to apply skills learned in the classroom, learn new skills,
and explore career opportunities while supervised by an
employer and a faculty member. Working as an intern for 120
hours under the supervision of an accounting professional, the
student will have the opportunity to participate in the accounting
functions of an accounting firm, accounting department, or other
business unit. Prerequisites: Approval of department chair or
program coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
ACC:293
ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP III
This is an additional internship opportunity for accounting
students to apply skills learned in the classroom, learn new skills,
and explore career opportunities while supervised by an
employer and a faculty member. Working as an intern for 120
hours under the supervision of an accounting professional, the
student will have the opportunity to participate in the
accounting functions of an accounting firm, accounting
department, or other business unit. Prerequisites: Approval of
department chair or program coordinator and Reading
Proficiency.
Anthropology
ANT:101
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY
This course is designed to present the principles, theories, data
and methods used by anthropologists and archaeologists in
their attempts to study human evolutionary development.
Generally speaking, three broad topics are covered: the
mechanisms of evolution, human prehistory, and the fossil
evidence of Homo Sapiens and ancestral forms. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
ANT:102
INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
In this course, students are introduced to the great diversity of
human cultures. Economic, social, political and religious systems
are compared, including such topics as the nature of culture,
cultural ecology, magic and witchcraft, disease and curing, sex
roles, and rites of passage. Problems resulting when traditional
societies confront industrial societies or industrialization are
discussed. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ANT:103
CULTURAL VARIATIONS
This course focuses on culture as a prime determinant of
human behavior. To understand how culture "works" helps us to
understand better the people who live in that culture. The basic
concepts of culture are presented including adaptation to the
environment, language and communication, social stratification,
values and attitudes, customs and habits, and social change.
Economics, politics, religion and social systems are compared
and evaluated with special application to living, visiting, and
doing business in another culture. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ANT:104
FIELD STUDY IN ARCHAEOLOGY
This course is designed to introduce students to field methods
in archaeology and to the methods of recording, storing,
analyzing, and reporting archaeological findings. Experience is
gained through participation in a field project. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
ANT:202
ETHNOGRAPHY: NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS
This course presents an introduction to the beliefs, customs and
social organization of the Indians of North America. The course
will deal with the Indians as they were before Columbus, their
life ways, world views, and religion, economic patterns and
technology, patterns of family life, warfare and confrontations
with Europeans. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ANT:205
CULTURAL CONTEXT OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY
The study of Roman culture, Jewish culture, and the Jesus
Movement analyzing their material culture (tombs, temples, art,
coins) and non-material culture (kinship system, political
organization, economic system). Artifacts, architecture, and
written records are our primary sources. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
Arabic
ARA:101
MODERN ARABIC I
This is a practical, beginning course in speaking and
understanding modern Arabic. It is designed for persons who
want to learn some Arabic, who want to travel to an Arabicspeaking country, or who have previous limited experience in
Arabic. Attention is given to proper pronunciation, to practicing
the words and basic structures most frequently in daily
conversation and to learning the social conventions and Arabic
culture necessary for interpersonal communication with native
speakers of contemporary Arabic. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
Architectural Technology
ARC:110
ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS
Foundation course in which quality drafting in the areas of line
weight and quality, lettering, dimensioning, notes is taught.
Drafting procedures such as orthographics, axonometrics,
perspective, shade and shadow, topography, entourage
rendering are introduced. Care and use of drafting and print
tools and media are considered. (Approximate cost of supply
kit - $50). Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ARC:112
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND PRODUCTION I
A small project is designed and detailed. Topics covered include:
design method, design presentation techniques, construction
details, and construction document set production. Verbal and
graphic communication of ideas is developed. A portfolio of
student work is begun. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: ARC:110 with a grade of "C" or better and
Reading Proficiency.
ARC:115
ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING AND
PRESENTATION
Students gain experience in color and pattern rendering and
presentation drawing technology. A variety of media and
concepts is explored. Finished projects can be included in the
architectural portfolio. Additional hours required. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
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ARC:123
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER-AIDED
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING
Students learn to operate hardware and software generally in
use in the architectural profession. A basic introduction to the
systems will be presented. Hands-on use of the equipment will
be emphasized. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ARC:124
INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING INFORMATION
MODELING
This is a hands-on introduction to the use of building
information modeling (BIM) software for architecture.
Instruction will focus on how both graphic and non-graphic
architectural information for a building is produced through the
creation of a single project database represented in a 3D
model. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ARC:209
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS I
An introduction to the physics and practical design aspects of
plumbing systems, and the systems and building form and fabric
affecting the heat loss and gain and internal comfort of
buildings. Prerequisites: MTH:124 or MTH:140 and Reading
Proficiency.
ARC:219
PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE
This course explores issues related to the functions of the
architectural office: business practices and development,
professional conduct and liability, project management, contract
management, and marketing. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ARC:220
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND PRODUCTION III
Students will work on commercial/institutional projects
designed to reinforce skills in building design, architectural
rendering, and construction document production. The student
portfolio is completed. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: ARC:114, ARC:115, ARC:211 with grades of "C"
or better and Reading Proficiency.
ARC:222
SITE PLANNING AND LANDSCAPE DRAFTING
This course provides an introduction to the art of arranging the
external environment to support human behavior. The student
will learn skills used in architecture, engineering, landscape
architecture and city planning. Principles of plane surveying as
related to site planning are also studied. Drafting skills are
studied with emphasis on site plans and techniques of landscape
drafting. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: ARC:110 and
Reading Proficiency.
(LEED) Certification. This course will discuss LEED-AP exam
preparation. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ARC:522
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO PRODUCTION
This course guides students in the production of a portfolio of
their work, in the development of a resume and related
documents, and in practical interviewing techniques for entry
into the architectural technology field or transfer to another
educational institution. Prerequisites:12 credit hours of
ARC/ART courses or departmental approval and Reading
Proficiency.
Art
ART:100
ART APPRECIATION
This course is intended to stimulate the student's visual,
emotional and intellectual awareness of an artistic heritage and
to acquaint the individual with the work of the great masters of
the art world, both past and present. For non-art majors.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:101
ART HISTORY I
A survey of art from the prehistoric to medieval period.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:102
ART HISTORY II
Continuation of ART:101 covering the medieval period to
modern art. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:103
HISTORY OF MODERN ART
A survey of modern art beginning with the late 19th century
and proceeding through the work of contemporary artists.
Recurrent themes from the following periods will be examined:
impressionism, post-impressionism, art nouveau, cubism,
expressionism, dada, surrealism, abstract expressionism, pop and
new realism. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:107
DESIGN I
Emphasis on principles and elements of design through a series
of assigned problems. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:108
DESIGN II
The study of color, exploring various color theories and the
historical application through a series of problems. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:107 and Reading
Proficiency.
ARC:227
ARCHITECTURAL ESTIMATING
Course will deal with the preparation of architectural estimates
on contemporary construction projects. The student will learn
to analyze existing conditions, estimate quantities and costs,
prepare quantity take offs, and determine square/linear footage,
areas. Prerequisites: ARC:112 or department approval and
Reading Proficiency.
ART:109
DRAWING I
This is a beginning course in fundamentals of drawing that
includes an introduction to drawing principles, construction,
proportion, form, value, perspective, composition, tools and
media. Perception, visual awareness, sensitivity, attitude and
judgment are all stressed. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ARC:228
ART:110
DRAWING II
A continuation of ART:109, the fundamentals and principles of
drawing, with more emphasis on organizational concepts and a
variety of media. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisite:
ART:109 and Reading Proficiency.
ARCHITECTURAL COMPUTER RENDERING,
MODELING, AND ANIMATION
This course provides an introduction to the use of computers
in digital modeling and rendering for architecture. The student
will gain experience in the use of 3-D, image editing, and CADD
software to produce 3-D models and 2-D renderings of
architectural projects. Prerequisites: ARC:123 or department
approval and Reading Proficiency.
ARC:229
Course Descriptions
ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATIONS, MATERIALS,
AND METHODS
This course explores the process of selecting building materials,
and introduces the Project Manual as an essential element of
the Contract Documents. The student will learn how to
research, evaluate, select and specify appropriate products for a
variety of architectural projects. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ARC:520
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN I
This course examines the elements of design as they pertain to
architecture. It explores how design and techniques effect the
built environment through a series of two and three
dimensional projects. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ARC:521
GREEN BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES AND LEED
CERTIFICATION
This course examines the process for producing highperformance, sustainable buildings in the United States and
explains the process of building new or renewing existing
buildings for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
ART:111
FIGURE DRAWING I
Introduction to drawing from the human figure, analysis of
structure, proportion and basic forms. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:112
FIGURE DRAWING II
Continuation of ART:111. Emphasizes the use of various
drawing media. Analysis of the structure of the human figure
through anatomy. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:111 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:113
CERAMICS I
A study of the basic principles of ceramics and ceramic
sculpture with emphasis on hand-built techniques. As the
student progresses, there will be study on the kick wheel.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ART:114
PAINTING I
An introduction to oil painting from still-life objects, with
emphasis on technique and the effective use of color.
Composition and drawing will be stressed as they relate to
painting. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites:
ART:109 and Reading Proficiency.
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ART:115
PRINTMAKING I
This is an introductory course in traditional and contemporary
printmaking. The student will be exposed to a variety of
printmaking media from a selection of monotypes, linoleum
blocks, wood blocks, collagraphs, dry points, etchings, and
solvent transfers. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
ART:116
SCULPTURE I
A course based on individual development stressing the
elements of sculpture: form, space, light, movement, texture,
proportion in relation to the basic methods associated with the
sculpture field. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
ART:131
COMPUTER ART STUDIO
Computer Art Studio introduces students to the most
common graphic software programs. Students will learn to
navigate through the operating system and will gain basic
experience with drawing, photo-imaging and page-layout
applications. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ART:133
GRAPHIC DESIGN I
This course is an introduction to graphic design with an
emphasis on its history and its place in the advertising world. It
will cover basic layout processes, typography, and the use of
materials required in the field. Issues such as client needs,
concept development, and ethical considerations will also be
covered. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ART:134
GRAPHIC DESIGN II
Students in this course will further explore the area of graphic
design with an emphasis on various layout formats, the creative
use of typography, and the historic aspects of graphic design.
Concept origination and development are also addressed. The
use of computers as a design tool will be employed. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:131 and ART:133 with
grades of "C" or better, ART:107 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:135
GRAPHIC PRODUCTION I
Students in this class will study the history of printing and the
basics of how the various commercial printing processes work.
The major emphasis will be on understanding mechanical art
procedures, the selection of printing papers, and the
development of dialog with printing suppliers. The proper use
and preparation of art for spot color, multicolor and process
color printing and pre-press file preparation will be stressed.
Binding and finishing techniques as well as layout and design
concepts will be discussed in relation to the finished printed
product. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites:
ART:131 and ART:133 with grades of "C" or better and Reading
Proficiency.
ART:138
DRAWING FOR GRAPHICS I
This drawing course fulfills the specific needs of graphic design
students. It emphasizes the study of composition and design as
they apply to the solution of graphic design and illustration
problems. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites:
ART:107, ART:109 and ART:111 with grades of "C" or better
and Reading Proficiency.
ART:151
INTERIOR DESIGN I
An introduction to interior space planning through the use of
scaled floor plans and elevations. Emphasis is placed on the
design and selection of furnishings, textiles, accessories, and
other interior components. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisite: Prior or concurrent enrollment in ARC:110 and
Reading Proficiency.
ART:152
TEXTILES
A study of fabric selection, care and performance based on the
characteristics of textile fibers, processing, color application, and
finishes. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:154
COMPUTER AIDED INTERIOR DESIGN
This course is an introduction to hardware and software used
in the practice of interior design. AutoCAD will be used to
create scaled drawings, specifications and programming
documents. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: Prior or
concurrent enrollment in ARC:110 and Reading Proficiency.
Spring 2010
ART:157
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING AND RENDERING
FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS
This course will allow students to gain experience in
perspective drawing of interior spaces. A variety of media are
explored in color and pattern rendering. Students will also
explore an introduction to design using digital media. Additional
hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:158
WORKPLACE LEARNING: INTERNSHIP IN
KITCHEN AND BATH DESIGN
This experiential course provides the student the opportunity
to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom, learn new
skills, and explore career possibilities while supervised by a
professional in the field and a faculty member. Students will
observe and participate in functions of the kitchen and bath
industry in order to enhance their preparation for entering the
kitchen and bath design field. Minimum of 160 hours in the
workplace throughout the term. Prerequisites: ART:155,
ART:156 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:165
PHOTOGRAPHY I
An introduction to the medium of black and white
photography, encompassing control of the craft and the
meaning of the image. Students should have a camera with full
aperture and shutter speed controls. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:166
PHOTOGRAPHY II
An advanced study of photographic methods, composition, and
darkroom techniques. (Students must have access to a camera,
preferably a 35 mm). Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:165 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:167
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Theory of color, materials of color photography, and techniques
of color printing. A portfolio of color prints will be produced by
the student. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites:
ART:165 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:169
VISUAL LANGUAGE
Perception and photography will be the central concern of this
course, beginning with the ways in which we gather information
from visual, particularly photographic, images and use of visual
elements to form mental constructs. While the implications are
vital to visual communicators, this exploration would be
valuable to anyone with a desire to further their critical
perception. Students will examine publications, film,
photographs and television as forces affecting twentieth century
thought. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:172
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
This course is an introduction to digital photography. Students
will learn digital camera basics, including the mechanics of the
camera and printing with the computer. Students will follow
guided exercises and projects and produce a portfolio of prints
using digital printers. No darkroom work is included in this
course. Students must provide their own digital cameras.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ART:204
PHOTOGRAPHY III
This course is a continuation of the exploration of the
photographic process and techniques begun in Photography I
and Photography II with a greater emphasis being placed on the
creative process and the individual's perception and
understanding of the elusive nature of images. Additional studio
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:165, ART:166 and Reading
Proficiency.
ART:207
DESIGN III
An introduction to 3-D work, exploring the spatial qualities of
mass, shape, volume. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:108 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:208
DESIGN IV
Advanced problems in various aspects of design. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:207 and Reading
Proficiency.
page document preparation and the proper methods for
sending files to printers. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:134 and ART:135 with grades of "C" or
better and Reading Proficiency.
ART:209
DRAWING III
Emphasis is placed on methods of achieving compositional unity
in drawing. Balance, variety, rhythm, and repetition, some of the
factors responsible for unified structure in drawing, will be
examined on an advanced level. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisites: ART:110 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:236
TYPOGRAPHY
This course will stress the refined use of typography as a design
and communication tool. Students will study the history and
classifications of letterforms and employ this knowledge base in
the creation of various typographical designs and presentations.
Typical projects may range from letter and alphabet design to
the use of typographical forms as the feature design elements
in graphic designs or page layouts. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisites: ART:131 and ART:133 with grades of
"C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
ART:210
ADVANCED DRAWING
Research in drawing problems that will deal primarily with
concept, media, style and composition.The human figure, still-life
objects and surroundings will be used as topical sources.
Prerequisites: ART:209, ART:211 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:211
FIGURE DRAWING III
Advanced figure drawing from the model. Additional studio
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:112 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:213
CERAMICS II
A study of the techniques of wheel-thrown ceramics and
extensive experimentation with glazes and oxides. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:113 and Reading
Proficiency.
ART:238
DRAWING FOR GRAPHICS II
Students will build upon the principles covered in Drawing for
Graphics I as they learn about additional techniques and
materials necessary to explore drawing solutions to graphic
design problems typically encountered in this field. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:138 with a grade of
"C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
ART:214
PAINTING II
A continuation of ART:114 with emphasis on composition and
color. Knowledge will be developed for future individual study.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:114 and
Reading Proficiency.
ART:239
ILLUSTRATION I
This course is a comprehensive exposure to the methods and
theories of illustrative drawing and painting as it is used in
reproduction. A special emphasis will be placed on its
application to advertising and publication design. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:131 and ART:138 with
grades of "C" or better, or concurrent enrollment in same and
Reading Proficiency.
ART:215
PRINTMAKING II
A continuation of ART:115. In addition to continued
exploration of media covered in Printmaking I, this course
introduces students to additional printmaking techniques, from
a selection of lithography, silk screen, photo-mechanical
methods, chine colle` and mixed media. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisites: ART:115 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:240
ILLUSTRATION II
This class exposes students to an experimental approach to
illustrative drawing and painting with a strong emphasis on the
creative use of materials and design principles. The use of
computer drawing and painting programs may be stressed.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:239 with
grade of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
ART:216
SCULPTURE II
A continuation of the study of the elements of sculpture,
stressing the more creative approach in terms of new methods
and materials. Emphasis will be on the human and natural forms
as a basis for academic and subjective analysis. Additional studio
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:116 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:242
DRAWING FOR GRAPHICS III
Students in this class will build upon the principles covered in
Drawing for Graphics II and will learn techniques and materials
required to explore drawing solutions using the human figure to
fulfill critical needs in the illustration profession. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:238 and Reading
Proficiency.
ART:221
PAGE LAYOUT: QUARK/INDESIGN
This course is designed to provide students with an advanced
exploration and understanding of the QuarkXPress and Adobe
InDesign digital page design and layout software programs.
Principles of page layout design and the graphic synthesis of
typographic elements will be studied with these programs on
an advanced level. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
ART:131 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:233
GRAPHIC DESIGN III
This class will continue to examine the subject of graphic design
with the emphasis upon the "hands-on" approach to finding
creative solutions to complex visual communications problems.
A professional approach to the discipline will be stressed.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:108 and
ART:134 with grades of "C" or better, prior or concurrent
enrollment in ART:138 with a grade of "C" or better and
Reading Proficiency.
ART:234
GRAPHIC DESIGN IV
This course is an advanced exploration of graphic design, with
the emphasis upon creative problem solving and the use of
professional practices. Students will learn to solve complex
visual communication problems such as logo design, package
design, point of purchase and publication design. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:135 and ART:233 with
grades of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
ART:235
GRAPHIC PRODUCTION II
This course is a continuation of Graphic Production I but with
a greater emphasis on the proper preparation of electronic prepress files for spot-color, multi-color and process-color print
production. Students will execute print projects using the
computer to create pre-press files for print production. They
will also examine many advanced printing techniques, multiple
ART:243
FIGURE ILLUSTRATION
Students in this class will learn to draw the human figure
emphasizing the purpose or function needed for advertising or
publishing assignments. Analysis will be made of the ideal human
figure through structure, anatomy, expression, and its placement
in an environment. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:111 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:245
PORTFOLIO DESIGN AND PROFESSIONAL
`PRACTICES
This course will discuss the opportunities and procedures in the
various fields of graphic design, illustration and advertising
design. Students will be guided in the preparation of a portfolio
of their work, in the development of a resume and related
documents, and will learn practical interviewing techniques. The
intent will be to prepare students to enter the art field with a
confident and professional attitude. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisite: Permission of program coordinator and
Reading Proficiency.
ART:251
INTERIOR DESIGN II
Problem analysis and design solutions for residential and
commercial interiors focusing on user needs, specification
procedures, and formal presentation techniques. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:151, prior or
concurrent enrollment in ARC:112 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:253
COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN
Advanced study and application of the problem solving
approach to design as it relates to commercial interiors with
emphasis on business procedures and resources. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:251 and Reading
Proficiency.
The most updated course information can be found online at www.stlcc.edu/interactive.
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Course Descriptions
ART:156
ADVANCED KITCHEN DESIGN
This course applies design principles and presentation standards
in the planning and designing of efficient kitchen layouts.
Following National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA)
guidelines, students obtain "hands-on" experience studying
proper cabinet, appliance, and fixture selection. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: ARC:110, ART:151 and
prior or concurrent enrollment in ARC:112 and Reading
Proficiency.
St. Louis Community College
ART:254
HISTORY OF CULTURAL ENVIRONMENTS II
This course is a continuation of the history of furniture,
decorative arts, and architectural elements from Tudor England
to current times. The emphasis is on materials, techniques, and
aesthetics that make environments unique within their historical
cultural environments. Prerequisites: ART:153 and Reading
Proficiency.
ART:265
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY
Introduction to basic theories of illumination as applied to a
variety of subject compositions. Use of the view camera with
Polaroid film, negative and reversal films; production of
professional quality prints. Prerequisites: ART:165 and Reading
Proficiency.
ART:271
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY
Using both view cameras and small format 35 mm cameras,
students will make portraits of people. Both natural and artificial
studio lights will be used. Close-ups, environmental portraits,
and group portraits will be covered. In class, students will use
view cameras in a studio setting. Outside assignments will be
done with students' own cameras. Black and white and color
materials may be used. Work will include processing of roll and
sheet films, the making of quality prints and methods of print
presentation. Students should have their own hand-held light
meters and strobe for off-camera use. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisites: ART:165, ART:168 and Reading
Proficiency.
ART:272
DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
A study of photography as it dramatizes issues and their
implications. The methods of approach used by documentary
photographers will be discussed. Students will view their work
and consider the possible impact of it on society. Students will
use their cameras to study issues in their own environments.
Finished photographs will be exhibited in appropriate relation
to the topics with which they are concerned. Additional studio
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:165 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:275
PHOTO IMAGING I: PHOTOSHOP
This course is an investigation of processing of continuous tone
image files. Software tools and adjustment controls will be
learned. Students will investigate scanning, color and tonal
management, image repair and compositing, and printing. A
portfolio of prints will be created emphasizing the individual
expressiveness of the student. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ART:606
INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE FLASH
This course introduces the basic tools, controls and options of
Adobe Flash. Students will learn the timeline and keyframe
controls of the program, and will gain the ability to import and
edit sound files using Flash. The creation of animated character
sequences and the development of a website in Flash will also
be undertaken. Prerequisites: ART:131 and Reading Proficiency.
ART:607
INTRODUCTION TO INTERACTIVE DESIGN
This course introduces students to the methods and practices
of creating graphics for use in interactive digital media. Students
will create digitally based graphics used in video, mobile devices,
web, audio, real time 3D graphics, motion graphics and other
digital communication. Software will include Photoshop,
Illustrator, After Effects, iDVD, iMovie, Second Life and others.
Prerequisites: ART:131 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:100
Course Descriptions
HARDWARE CONFIGURATION AND
TROUBLESHOOTING: MACINTOSH/WINDOWS
This course will address setting up the computer and
connecting peripheral devices such as cameras, scanners and
printers; partitioning the hard drive, adding RAM, installing
software and virus protection, and troubleshooting simple
problems. Advanced topics include networking and using a
server. Additional lab hours may be required. Corequisite:
ART:131. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
AT:101
COLOR MANAGEMENT
This course investigates the use of dedicated software to
analyze and color calibrate the computer monitor with related
peripheral devices such as cameras, scanners, printers and film
recorders. Students will learn the principles of color
management, and how to create color signatures or profiles for
each device and to integrate the system for color accuracy and
consistency. Additional lab hour required. Prerequisites: ART:275
and Reading Proficiency.
AT:105
DIGITAL PRINTING
This course is a survey of digital printing possibilities.
Methodologies for converting electronic files to printed media
are investigated. Varieties of printing technologies are evaluated
for appearance, color fidelity, resolution, saturation and
permanence. Where applicable to the process examined,
variations in media (paper, canvas or films) will be tested.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: ART:275, ART:165
and Reading Proficiency.
AT:108
COMPUTER PAINTING AND DRAWING: COREL
PAINTER
Students will utilize a variety of computer drawing software
programs to create life drawings utilizing digitizing tablets.
Assignments will include still life as well as the human figure. The
techniques of using the pressure sensitive drawing tablet will be
investigated to allow the creation of expressive line, mass and
shading. A portfolio of drawings in both color and monochrome
will be submitted at the conclusion of the course. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:131 with a grade of "C" or
better, ART:109 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:120
COMPUTER DRAWING I: ILLUSTRATOR
This course is an investigation of vector imaging software used
for the creation of drawings, typography and logotypes. Tools,
palettes and menus will be learned, and methods of creating
original expressive works will be developed. Students will
investigate scanning reflective art, tracing, creating shapes, line
control, color fills, and printing. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:109 and ART:131 with grades of "C" or
better, and Reading Proficiency.
AT:121
WATERCOLOR I
A foundation course covering basic watercolor techniques and
materials including washes, wet-into-wet, glazing, shading, color
mixing and layering. Course will emphasize development of
skills, diverse approaches and an individual style. Through the
study of both contemporary and traditional watercolors,
students will become familiar with the amazing potential of this
medium. Class will paint a variety of subjects including still lifes
and nature. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
AT:130
COMPUTER DRAWING II: ILLUSTRATOR
This course will refine the basic understanding of vector
imaging, and incorporate specialized functions for use in
professional design. Students will perform advanced work using
vector imaging software that will explore techniques which will
speed production and enhance the functionality of the vector
application. Technical issues related to design, print and
publication, charts and plans will be addressed. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: AT: 120 with a grade of "C" or
better and Reading Proficiency.
AT:135
COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN FOR THE
WWW I
Students will learn to use the elements of graphic design to
produce Web pages that effectively deliver art and information
for business/organizational communications. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:133 and ART:131 or
ART:227 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:143
COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN FOR THE
WWW II
Expand Web site interactivity. This course explores methods of
refining basic web site creation and incorporating sophisticated
techniques such as cascading style sheets, animation and sound
plug-ins, and addressing browser differences. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: MCM:135 or AT:135 or IS:135
and Reading Proficiency.
AT:144
WWW SPECIAL TOPICS
This course specializes in advanced enhancements to World
Wide Web design. Students will learn to encode properties
that make the web site more dynamic and interactive. Students
will use the latest software to enhance web pages with
interactive and animation techniques. Additional lab hours
required. Prerequisites: MCM:135 or AT:135 or IS:135 and
Reading Proficiency.
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AT:152
LIGHTING DESIGN
This is a lecture/studio course where students will learn
methods of successful lighting design and applications of lighting
details to working drawings for residential and commercial
environments. Students will learn specifications and how to
write a lighting schedule. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
AT:160
DIGITAL CAPSTONE
The student will enroll in the Capstone Course as the
culmination of their certificate program. This course will allow
the student to explore a thesis project which will demonstrate
the skills and creativity fostered in each discipline. Capstone
courses will include students from all areas of specialization.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: Digital
Photography Option - AT:104 and AT:105. Graphic Design
Option - AT:120, ART:241 and ART:236. World Wide Web
Option - AT:144. Fine Art Option - AT:108, AT: 120 and AT:105.
3D Design and Animation Option - AT: 236. Reading Proficiency
required for all options.
AT:204
COMIC BOOK ILLUSTRATION I
Students interested in Comic Book Illustration learn the basics
and techniques associated with this popular genre. Various
materials and techniques will be explored to produce
formatted comic strips. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:138 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:205
DIMENSIONAL ILLUSTRATION I
Students interested in Illustration will go beyond usual twodimensional art methods to create dimensional art. Various
material and techniques will be explored to introduce unique
three-dimensional sculpture-based art methods to students.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:138 and
Reading Proficiency.
AT:206
3D MINIATURE STUDIO SET DESIGN
Students interested in creating 3D Miniature Studio Sets will
learn the basics of designing and constructing miniature sets for
various entertainment venues and other related uses. The
student will utilize skills learned in Drawing for Graphics and
Illustration classes to execute imaginative sets. Additional studio
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:138 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:207
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION I
Digital Illustration I is a comprehensive exposure to the
methods and theories of creating Illustrations using the
computer as the final medium. A special emphasis will be placed
on creative processes and using computer graphic software to
produce illustrations for portfolio presentation. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: ART:131 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:208
FANTASY ILLUSTRATION I
Students interested in Illustration will learn the basics and
techniques of this popular genre used on book and gaming
covers. The student will utilize skills learned in drawing for
graphics and illustration to execute imaginative and creative
illustrations. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites:
ART:138 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:210
DRAWING PROBLEMS
This course focuses on drawing problems of an advanced
nature. It will stress the continued development of individual
ideas formulated in ART:210. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:210 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:213
ADVANCED CERAMICS
A self-directed learning experience for students. Course work
may include throwing, glaze formulation, hand-building and kiln
firing. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:213
and Reading Proficiency.
AT:215
ADVANCED PRINTMAKING
A continuation of ART:115 and ART:215. Students will pursue a
more individual course of instruction and portfolio
development in the printmaking media. The student will choose
from media taught in ART:115 and ART:215 to develop a
portfolio of professional prints. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisites: ART:215 or permission of coordinator
and Reading Proficiency.
Spring 2010
AT:225
WATERCOLOR III
An expansion of AT:221. The self-motivated student will work
on advanced watercolor techniques in specific assignments and
in self-directed paintings. Course will emphasize advanced color
theory and development of content, subject matter, personal
style and the ability to self-critique, with significant input from
the instructor. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites:
AT:221 or permission of coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
AT:226
WATERCOLOR IV
An expansion of AT:225. The advanced and self-motivated
student will work on specific assignments and on self-directed
paintings with significant input from the instructor. Emphasis will
be on using the watercolor medium to create sophisticated
compositions, a thematic body of work and a personal style.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: AT:225 or
permission of coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
AT:227
3-D STUDIO
This course provides students with the opportunity to pursue
extended study in 3-dimensional studio disciplines. Additional
studio hours required. Prerequisites: AT:213 or ART:216 and
Reading Proficiency.
AT:228
FIGURE PAINTING
Drawing and painting from observation of the model in a
variety of media. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the
inherent structural and formal problems involved with depicting
the human figure in its environment. Additional studio hours
required. Prerequisites: ART:112 with a grade of "C" or better
and Reading Proficiency.
AT:229
ADVANCED PAINTING PROJECTS
This course will develop the painting and perceptual skills of
students. The course is taught with an emphasis on individual
study. Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:214
and Reading Proficiency.
AT:230
FIGURE SCULPTURE II
This course is a continuation of AT:219 and will more intensely
explore methods for creating figurative sculpture. Students will
continue to work from models, increasing their understanding
of structural anatomy and how it relates to surface forms.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: AT:219 and
Reading Proficiency.
AT:242
HISTORY OF GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS
This is a survey course on the history of Graphic
Communications. This course will begin with the development
of language and will trace the evolution of word and image
throughout history using the works of designers and illustrators
that have influenced the continuing development of the
discipline. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
AT:246
ADVANCED COMPUTER ART APPLICATIONS
This course is for individuals who wish to further explore the
use of computer graphics as they can be applied to the
advertising and business communication industries.
Considerable latitude will be given as to areas of concentration,
but all studies will stress the creative possibilities of the medium.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: ART:131 with a
grade of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
AT:251
COMPUTER AIDED KITCHEN AND BATH
DESIGN
Utilizing 3-D design software, the students will learn to layout,
design and specify residential kitchens and baths. They will
create 2-D and 3-D visual presentations and renderings of
kitchens and bath interiors. Some computer knowledge or
industry based knowledge of kitchen and bath design is
recommended. Prerequisites: ART:151 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:254
WORKPLACE LEARNING: INTERIOR DESIGN
This experiential course provides the student the opportunity
to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom, learn new
skills, and explore career possibilities while supervised by a
professional in the field and a faculty member. Students will
observe and participate in the functions of the interior design
industry to enhance their preparation for entering the field.
Minimum 150 hours in the workplace throughout the term.
Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of the first year of
program, department approval and Reading Proficiency.
Automotive Technology
AT:267
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY II
Advanced instruction in the theory of color, materials of color
photography, and techniques of color printing. Students will
work with transparencies and color reversal materials and
explore large format color processes. A portfolio of color prints
will be created by the student. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:167 and Reading Proficiency.
AUT:164
AT:276
PHOTO IMAGING II: PHOTOSHOP
This course explores intermediate methods of working with
continuous tone images in an efficient manner. Topics include
refinements in tonal and color adjustment tools, masking tools,
typography tools, color modes, sharpening procedures, and
compositing techniques. A portfolio of color images will be
produced by the end of the course emphasizing the individual
expressiveness of the student. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:275, ART:108 (may be taken concurrently)
and Reading Proficiency.
AT:277
PHOTO IMAGING III: PHOTOSHOP
This course explores advanced methods of working with
continuous tone images. In addition to a general review of the
image processing software, topics include such subjects as
incorporating color management into the workflow, predictive
evaluation of numeric density readings, and a survey of printing
device parameters. A portfolio of color images will be produced
by the end of the course emphasizing the individual
expressiveness of the student. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: AT: 276 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:279
NON-SILVER PHOTOGRAPHY
An introduction to processes which use light sensitive materials
other than silver bromide paper to produce imagery. Working
from photographic negatives, students will have the opportunity
to produce prints using the following methods:Van Dyke Brown
printing, Cyanotype, Kwik-print and Photoscreen printing.
Additional studio hours may be required. Prerequisites:
ART:165 or department approval and Reading Proficiency.
AT:280
ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY
This class is an advanced studio course that will emphasize both
the conceptual and technical challenges of creating a cohesive,
related body of work for either a portfolio or exhibition.
Additional studio hours required. Prerequisites: ART:165,
ART:166 and Reading Proficiency.
AT:537
TRADITIONAL METALSMITHING AND NEW
TECHNOLOGIES FOR JEWELRY
Students will learn traditional jewelry design and metalsmithing
techniques and will also be introduced to 3-D CAD drawing
and the use of the rapid-prototyping and other high-tech
equipment available at the college. Experience in art or metal
smithing is useful but not required.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
AT:612
FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER ANIMATION
Students are introduced to the basic techniques of computer
animation and the fundamentals of storyboarding, sequencing,
and the significance of keyframes. Actual projects will be created
using advanced animation software. Prerequisites: ART:131 and
Reading Proficiency.
AT:613
FOUNDATIONS OF 3D COMPUTER MODELING
This course introduces the student to the creation of computer
generated three dimensional objects. The x, y, z coordinate
system will be used to make objects and spatial environments
that will be enhanced with texture, color and lighting
techniques. Prerequisites: ART:131 and Reading Proficiency.
AUT:150
AUTOMOTIVE FUEL AND INDUCTION SYSTEMS
This course is a study of fuel and induction systems which
includes gasoline fuel delivery systems, and diesel engines.
Diagnosis and repair techniques as well as basics of the control
systems will be covered. Corequisite: AUT:151
AUT:158
CHARTS, DIAGRAMS AND HANDBOOK USAGE
This course teaches the use of handbooks, with emphasis upon
interpreting specifications and automotive charts and diagrams.
WORKPLACE LEARNING II: FORD ASSET
PROGRAM
This experiential course provides the student an additional
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field. Minimum of 350 hours
in the workplace throughout the term. Prerequisites: AUT:163,
AUT:167 and AUT:169.
AUT:167
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
This course deals with advanced electrical systems including
basics of electronic engine control systems, electronic functions,
electronic system diagnosis and repair. Additional lab hours may
be required. Prerequisite: AUT:156.
AUT:169
SUSPENSION AND STEERING II
Continuation of AUT:168 including the design, principles of
operation, diagnosis and repair of the following components:
conventional brake systems, anti-lock brake systems, electronic
steering and ride control systems. Attention is given to live car
diagnosis and repair procedures related to frame, suspension,
steering, and brake components. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisite: AUT:168.
AUT:256
AUTOMOTIVE POWERTRAINS
Theory of operation and service and service procedures of
drive lines, constant velocity joints, manual transmissions and
transaxles, differentials and clutches. Corequisite: AUT:272 and
AUT:282. Prerequisite: AUT:281.
AUT:272
ACCESSORIES, CONTROLS AND AIR
CONDITIONING
This course emphasizes theory, operation and design of power
windows, power seats, speed controls, vacuum systems, other
accessories, and air conditioning. Additional lab hours may be
required. Prerequisites: AUT:271, AUT:281 and AUT:291.
AUT:282
AUTOMOTIVE FIELD WORK II
Continuation of AUT:281. Emphasis of lab work will include all
eight ASE service specialty areas. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: AUT:273, AUT:271, and AUT:281.
Baking and Pastry Arts
BAP:101
INTRODUCTION TO BAKING THEORY AND
NUTRITION
This course introduces the principles of food science and
nutrition as they apply to baking and pastry arts. Scientific
method is used to explore pastry ingredients and their function
in product preparation and storage. Emphasis will be placed on
formulation, ingredients, and sensory evaluations. Additional
hours required. Prerequisites: CUL:101, Reading Proficiency or
concurrent enrollment in RDG:030.
BAP:105
BREADS, ROLLS, AND BAKERIES
This course introduces the techniques in preparation of
assorted breads: quick breads, doughnuts, yeast-raised,
laminated, and enriched doughs for the bakeshop as well as
cookies, pies, and basic bakery staples. The use of baking
equipment, scaling and shaping techniques, inventory control,
baker's mathematics, and sanitation are covered. Additional
hours required. Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in BAP:101
and Reading Proficiency.
BAP:110
PRODUCTION PASTRY TECHNIQUES
This course is designed to give the student fundamental
working knowledge of traditional and contemporary methods
of producing puff pastry, pate a choux, creams, custards, tarts,
and mousses. Fundamentals of production and finishing
techniques are introduced. Additional hours required.
Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in BAP:105 and Reading
Proficiency.
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Course Descriptions
AT:221
WATERCOLOR II
An expansion and application of the basic watercolor
techniques from the foundation course AT:121 through a series
of paintings. Course will emphasize color theory, composition
and development of an individual style along with study of
master watercolorists both past and present. Students will paint
a variety of subjects including still lifes, landscape and the human
figure. Development of individual response and fluency of
technique will be emphasized. Additional studio hours required.
Prerequisites: AT:121 or permission of coordinator and Reading
Proficiency.
St. Louis Community College
BAP:115
CAKE PRODUCTION AND DECORATION
This course is designed to expose students to the proper
procedure for producing traditional and contemporary cakes.
Emphasis will be placed on mixing methods of batters, fillings,
and icings. Decoration of cakes including piping techniques,
writing with chocolate, and proper use of a pastry bag will be
taught. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or
better in BAP:110 and Reading Proficiency.
Biology
BAP:150
BAKESHOP BASICS FOR CULINARIANS
This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of baking
and pastry utilized in the culinary industry. Theories of baking
science, mathematics, and production techniques will be
learned. Principles and procedures for producing basic breads,
custards, mousses, pastries, and bakeries are covered. Additional
hours required. Prerequisites: Grades of "C" or better in
CUL:101 and CUL:105 and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:103
PROBLEMS IN ANATOMY
A course dealing with the anatomy of the human body; study
of the structure of cells, tissues, organs, and systems with
emphasis on those subjects important to embalming. Additional
lab hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:111 and Reading
Proficiency.
BAP:201
ARTISAN AND DECORATIVE BREAD
This course will cover various styles of producing artisan and
decorative bread. Techniques of production utilizing varied
fermentation processes will be utilized. Elements of showpieces
and decorative breads will be produced in class yielding
attractive displays. Fundamentals of Baking Mathematics will play
a key role in everyday production activities. Additional hours
required. Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in BAP:105 and
Reading Proficiency.
BAP:205
ICE CREAM AND FROZEN DESSERTS
This course introduces students to the diversity of production
techniques of frozen desserts and novelties. Fundamentals
including balancing formulations, controlling texture, and
development of flavor profiles will be taught. Production of
classical and modern frozen desserts will be paramount.
Consumer marketing and evaluation will occur. Additional hours
required. Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better in BAP:115 and
Reading Proficiency.
BAP:210
CHOCOLATES AND PRALINES
During this course, students will learn and utilize proper
tempering techniques of chocolate. Hand-dipped and molded
candies and pralines will be produced utilizing various methods.
Variations of chocolates, fillings, manufacturing techniques, and
decorations will be utilized in daily activities. Cocoa-based
coloring and texturing mediums will be introduced and used.
Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better
in BAP:115 and Reading Proficiency.
BAP:215
CONTEMPORARY PLATED DESSERTS
This course focuses on the preparation and presentation of
advanced American-regional and International plated desserts.
Contemporary versions of traditional desserts will be created
utilizing several styles of plate presentation. Advanced flavor
development and menu planning will be introduced. Additional
hours required. Prerequisites: Grades of "C" or better in
BAP:205 and BAP:210 and Reading Proficiency.
BAP:220
SHOWPIECES AND CONFECTIONARY ART
This course allows students to design, plan, and prepare
showpieces used for display and centerpiece purposes. Artistic
design, drawing, and creation of two- and three-dimensional
centerpieces will be the emphasis of the course. Utilization of
chocolate, sugar and pastillage to create a variety of ornamental
showpieces will be taught. Additional hours required.
Prerequisites: ART:107, grade of "C" or better in BAP:210 and
Reading Proficiency.
Course Descriptions
BAP:250
DESSERT BUFFET PRESENTATION
This course requires students to use both technical knowledge
and managerial ability to organize and complete a commercial
simulation of a dessert buffet operation. Theory and application
of menu development, physical set-up, dessert production,
presentation, and service will be utilized. Additional hours
required.
Prerequisites: This course will be taken in the semester the
student is graduating. All previous laboratory classes and
Hospitality-related lecture courses should be completed first.
Program coordinator or department chair approval and
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:003
BRIDGES TO BIOLOGY
Bridges to Biology is a non-transferable, preliminary course
which prepares students for Introductory Biology. This course
gives students experience in applying information management
and study skills necessary for success in laboratory and
coursework in the natural sciences. Additional hours required.
BIO:104
BASIC LABORATORY METHODS
This course introduces basic laboratory skills in preparation for
Biotechnology I. Topics and techniques include safety, sterile
technique, laboratory math, quality systems, documentation,
collection of data, metrology, filtration, centrifugation,
bioseparations, computer data handling, telecommunications
and the internet, solution and media prep, and other
appropriate laboratory methods. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CHM:101 or
high school chemistry within the past 3 years with a grade of
"A" or "B" and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:105
TOPICS IN EVOLUTION
This is an introductory course emphasizing both evolutionary
mechanisms and evolutionary history. Areas of interest will
include evolution as a process, the development of biological
diversity, reconstructing past evolutionary events, and the
evolution of major groups, including humans. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:106
HUMAN HEREDITY
This course will introduce students to basic concepts in human
heredity. Areas of emphasis will include DNA structure and
function, modes of inheritance, population genetics, and the
genetics of immunity and cancer. In addition, current genetic
technologies such as genetic engineering, gene therapy, and
reproductive technologies will also be covered. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency
BIO:110
GENERAL ZOOLOGY
This course provides a survey of the animal kingdom with
emphasis on comparative anatomy, physiology, ecology and
evolution of the major invertebrate and vertebrate groups.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIO:111
INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY I
A consideration of the principles of biology, with emphasis on
the molecular approach to the structure and function of living
organisms. For liberal arts students and majors in physical
education, therapy, nursing, and other allied health areas. (Credit
is not allowed for both BIO:111 and BIO:140). Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIO:113
MODERN ASPECTS OF BIOLOGY (LECTURE)
A consideration of the principles of biology as they relate to
socially relevant issues in nutrition, reproduction, sexuality,
heredity, and disease. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIO:117
CONSERVATION AND ECOLOGY (LECTURE)
This course is designed to focus attention on the forces at work
in nature. The interrelationships of living things to their
environment and to each other are discussed and in particular
man's impact on these relationships. Man's use and abuse of
renewable and non-renewable natural resources is also
considered. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIO:122
HUMAN SEXUALITY
Human sexuality includes not only the biological component of
male and female sexuality but also attitudes, values and feelings
about one's own gender and sex role. Consequently, in dealing
with sex as a natural biological function, the expression of which
is a dimension of psychosocial behavior, the sexual development
and/or differentiation of men and women from conception to
maturity will be stressed. Same course as PSY:125. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
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BIO:123
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
Animal behavior is an introductory course in invertebrate and
vertebrate animal behavior. Emphasis will be placed on
biological clocks, migrational patterns, reproductive strategies
hormones that drive behavior, social behavior, and the role of
genetics and evolution in determining behavior. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:124
GENERAL BOTANY I
Students will be introduced to the biological aspects of plant
life, including cell structure and function, anatomy, morphology,
physiology, taxonomy. (Same course as HRT:101). Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIO:140
PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I
Quantitatively oriented for pre-medicine, pre-dentistry,
pharmacy, biology and other science majors. A consideration of
the principles of biology, with emphasis on the molecular
approach to the structure and function of living organisms.
(Credit is not allowed for both BIO:111 and BIO:140).
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: CHM:105 and
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:141
PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II
A continuation of BIO:140 with emphasis on selected topics in
biology covering population genetics, evolution, survey of living
plants and animals, ecology and conservation of natural
resources. (Credit is not allowed for both BIO:112 and
BIO:141). Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:140
and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:144
MARINE BIOLOGY
This course introduces students to marine organisms and
ecosystems. The interplay of organisms and their environment
and other aspects of marine ecology are stressed. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:151
BIOLOGY OF HUMAN HEALTH AND DISEASE
This course examines human health and disease from a
biological perspective. We will explore the evolution of
microbes and human disease. This course will also look at the
influences that regular exercise, diet, and genetic factors have on
everyday good health. The mechanisms, manifestations, and
prevention of common diseases, such as heart disease and
cancer, will also be stressed. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIO:152
QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
This course is designed to instruct students in the common
calculations encountered in a cellular-molecular research
setting. Prerequisites: MTH:140 and CHM:101 or CHM:105 and
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:203
GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY I
Introduction to microbes with emphasis on morphology, culture
techniques and biochemical activities of bacteria, viruses and
fungi. A consideration of human disease producing organisms
with regard to their infection and resistance. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:111 with grade of "C" or
better; or one year of high school biology and chemistry (with
labs) within previous five years of registration date; or
permission of the department chairperson of Biology and
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:207
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
A study of the organization of cells into tissues, organs, and
organ systems, with special in-depth study of the integumentary,
skeletal, muscular, nervous and endocrine system, and the
sensory receptors. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
BIO:111 with grade of "C" or better; or one year of high school
biology and chemistry (with labs) within previous five years of
registration date; or permission of the department chairperson
of Biology and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:208
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
A continuation of BIO:207 with consideration given to the
integrative functions of the cardiovascular, digestive, respiratory,
urogenital and reproductive and endocrine systems. Additional
lab hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:207 and Reading
Proficiency.
Spring 2010
BIO:215
HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS
This course is a study of the organization and integration of the
body's systems. The course progresses from the organization of
cells into tissues, organs, and organ systems, to an in-depth study
of the physiology, diseases, and other abnormal conditions of
the body. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:111 with
a C or better or approval of department chair and Reading
Proficiency.
BIO:219
BIOTECHNOLOGY I
This course introduces basic biotechnology skills in preparation
for Biotechnology II. Topics and techniques may include safety,
cGMP, agarose gel electrophoresis, plasmid construction, ELISA,
PAGE, PCAR, mammalian cell culture, rapid plant genotyping
and other molecular research techniques. Additional laboratory
hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:104 with a "C" or better,
BIO:140, GE:101 and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:220
BIOTECHNOLOGY II
A project-oriented course applying the fundamental DNA and
protein
manipulation
techniques
used
in
biotechnology/bioengineering research laboratories in
academia and industry. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: BIO:219 or consent of the instructor and Reading
Proficiency.
BIO:221
WORKPLACE LEARNING: BIOTECHNOLOGY
This workplace-based course provides the student the
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field and a faculty member.
Students will observe and participate in the functions of the
industry to enhance their preparation for entering the field.
Minimum of 50 hours per credit hour in the workplace
throughout the term. Additional hours required. Prerequisites:
Prior or concurrent enrollment in BIO:220 and Reading
Proficiency.
BIO:222
SPECIALIZED TOPICS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
This laboratory course will consist of current techniques
employed in biotechnology. Topics can include, but are not
limited to, specialized techniques from biomedical,
environmental, agricultural, pharmaceutical, microbiological,
biocomputing, and/or bioethical aspects of biotechnology. Guest
faculty from biotechnology industry and research will be
employed as co-teachers. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: Prior or concurrent enrollment in BIO:219 or
consent of the instructor and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:223
RESEARCH TECHNIQUES IN BIOLOGY
Students will participate in research projects that can include
introduction to HPLC, cell culture, histology techniques, or
research in molecular ecology or molecular genetics. Exposure
to data processing, data analysis, poster or manuscript
preparation and presentation may also be included. Contact the
instructor for current research project information.
Prerequisites: MTH:140, CHM:101 and BIO:111 or BIO:140 and
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:224
INTRODUCTION TO BIOINFORMATICS
This course provides the Biotechnology undergraduate major
with an understanding and preliminary working knowledge of
the concepts, methods and tools used in Bioinformatics.
Prerequisites: BIO:219 or consent of the instructor and Reading
Proficiency.
BIO:225
GENETICS
This course for life science majors reviews the fundamental
principles of inheritance, including classical genetic theory, as
well as recent advances in the molecular basis of heredity.
Additional hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:140, CHM:105
and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:556
NATIVE LANDSCAPING FOR WILDLIFE AND
PEOPLE
This course focuses upon which species of native wildflowers,
grasses, shrubs and trees furnish food and cover for wildlife and
provide colorful flowers and foliage for people. Highlights
include 1) investigating natural communities, 2) designing,
planning, and maintaining native landscapes, and 3) selecting
plant species adapted to different amounts of light and moisture
that attract wildlife. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIO:558
GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY
A laboratory course to complement a general microbiology
lecture course in an Allied Health curriculum. A study of the
morphology, growth characteristics, nutrition, and biochemical
activities of microorganisms with an emphasis towards the
culturing and identification of microorganisms and their
processes that contribute to the cause of disease. Prerequisites:
BIO:111 or equivalent, and completion or concurrent
enrollment in a sophomore level Microbiology Lecture, and
Reading Proficiency.
BIO:562
SPECIALIZED TOPICS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY BIOPROCESSING
This course will present the fundamentals of typical
bioprocessing unit operations used to produce today's
pharmaceutical products. Students will have an opportunity to
put the information learned into practice in bench-top
laboratory experiments. Prerequisites: BIO:219 or CHM:232 or
PHY:122. Reading Proficiency.
BIO:563
SPECIALIZED TOPICS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY FORENSICS
This course will present the theory and allow students to
practice the techniques of typical molecular and cellular
forensics laboratory testing.
Prerequisites: BIO:219 and Reading Proficiency.
BIO:565
SPECIALIZED TOPICS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY:
PROTEOMICS
An introduction to analytical methods of the proteome used in
laboratory research. This course introduces proteomic analysis
techniques used in industrial and clinical laboratories. Students
will be versed in the conceptual and technical aspects of a large
number of analytical tools that will prepare them for careers i
the biotechnology field. This is a results-oriented laboratory
course where emphasis will be placed on the satisfactory
execution of protocols. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: BIO:219, and consent of instructor and Reading
Proficiency.
Biomedical Engineering Tech
BE:150
BIOMEDICAL ELECTRICAL SAFETY
A study of physical and physiological factors involved in medical
safety, how standards have been derived, the methods and
practices of preventive maintenance and safety, and the role of
the BMET in a hospital situation. Prerequisites: Previous or
concurrent enrollment in EE:131 and BIO:102, and Reading
Proficiency.
BE:153
WORKPLACE LEARNING: BIOMEDICAL
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
This workplace-based course provides the student the
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field and a faculty member.
Students will observe and participate in the functions of the
industry to enhance their preparation for entering the field.
Minimum 50 hours per credit hour in the workplace
throughout the term. Prerequisites: BE:150, BIO:102, and EE:132
and Reading Proficiency.
BE:254
BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
This course develops competencies, including maintenance,
troubleshooting and repair, with such basic hospital equipment
as transducers, amplifiers, processors, display modules, and
respiratory and radiography instruments. Additional lab hours
required. Prerequisites: BE:251 and Reading Proficiency.
Building Inspection Technology
BIC:103
BUILDING CODES AND ORDINANCES
This course offers a detailed study of national, state, and local
ordinances geared to public safety, land use controls, and
building codes. It will include a detailed summary of use
philosophy and development of the latest edition of BOCA
Building Codes. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BIC:201
ELECTRICAL INSPECTION
Electrical inspection of buildings, residential, commercial,
institutional, and industrial, based on the National Electrical
Code, including electrical wiring procedures and layouts.
Prerequisites: MTH:124, PSI:101 and Reading Proficiency.
Business Administration
BUS:101
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
A comprehensive survey course which deals with the
theoretical and practical aspects of starting and operating a
small business. Each major function of business (accounting,
production, marketing) is discussed with particular reference to
small business. Students taking this course are normally not
encouraged to enroll subsequently in BUS:104 due to similarity
of course content. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BUS:103
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
This course includes a review of basic arithmetic: fractions,
decimals, ratios, non-decimal numbering systems, and graphical
representation of numbers. It also covers fundamental problems
involving interest, mark-ups, commissions, payroll, taxes,
depreciation, consumer credit, insurance and security
transactions. Students will analyze simple financial statements,
discounts, volume/profit relationships, and banking records.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BUS:104
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
A survey course, designed to give the student a general
knowledge of the modern business world and the environment
within which it exists and an awareness of the principles of the
major functions in managing a business, such as finance,
personnel, production, and marketing. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
BUS:116
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
This comprehensive course deals with the theoretical and
practical aspects of the student entering business for
him/herself. Covers opportunities, evaluations, operations, and
expansion of entrepreneurial situations. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
BUS:201
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
This course introduces the student to the basic principles and
methods of statistical measurement and statistical inference.
Descriptive statistical concepts include data organization and
presentation, measures of location and dispersion, probability
theory and distributions. Applications of statistical inference
include random sampling techniques and sampling distributions,
interval estimation, hypothesis testing for large and small
samples, ANOVA, correlation, regression analysis, and
nonparametric testing. Prerequisites: MTH:160 or MTH:160A
or MTH:160B or MTH:160C and Reading Proficiency.
BUS:202
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
This course introduces the student to statistical concepts and
techniques used by management in the decision-making
process. Descriptive statistics includes the display and summary
of data, discrete and continuous probability distributions and
random variables. Inferential statistics includes parametric and
nonparametric tests of significance, correlation and regression
analysis, confidence intervals, and analysis of the variance.
Forecasting tools include time series analysis and the derivation
and use of index numbers. Prerequisites: MTH:177 and Reading
Proficiency.
BUS:250
WORKPLACE LEARNING: BUSINESS AND
ECONOMICS
This experiential course provides the student the opportunity
to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom, learn new
skills, and explore career possibilities while supervised by a
professional in the field and a faculty member. Students will
observe and participate in the functions of the business to
enhance their preparation for entering the field. Minimum 50
hours per credit hour in the workplace throughout the term.
Prerequisites: Department approval and Reading Proficiency.
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BIO:209
KINESIOLOGY
Kinesiology is the study of human movement. It involves
applying the anatomy of the musculo-skeletal system to
functional movement as a basis to understanding of exercise.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: BIO:207 and
Reading Proficiency.
St. Louis Community College
Business Law
BLW:101
BUSINESS LAW I
A survey course which considers an introduction to the judicial
system, as well as principles of law in the following areas: legal
ethics, constitutional law contracts, torts, products, liability,
intellectual property and business crime. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
BLW:102
BUSINESS LAW II
A survey course which considers principles of law in the
following areas: Agency, partnership, corporations, other
business organizations, negotiable instruments, real property,
personal property, decedent's estates and bankruptcy.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
BLW:201
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
This course covers an introduction to law and the judicial
system, business organizations, contracts, torts, property, agency
or administrative law, antitrust, labor-management, international
and other topics such as law related to energy, health, safety and
the environment. Prerequisites: ECO:152, ACC:110 and Reading
Proficiency.
Chemistry
CHM:002
PREPARATION FOR CHEMISTRY
This course presents some basic science and mathematical
concepts and skills which students need to prepare them to
take a college chemistry course. Prerequisite: Previous or
concurrent enrollment in MTH:007 or MTH:030, or one year of
high school algebra.
CHM:101
FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY I
Provides fundamental concepts and symbolism of chemistry
with applications to everyday life for students not planning to
major in science. Laboratory work presents opportunity to use
laboratory equipment and further illustrations of lecture
material. Prerequisites: MTH:007 or MTH:030 with grades of
"C" or better or placement into MTH:140 and Reading
Proficiency.
CHM:105
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
Designed for science and science-related majors. Topics include
formulas and equations, stoichiometry, atomic and molecular
structure, properties of gases, liquids, and solids,
thermochemistry, and solutions. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: MTH:140 (or at least one and a half years of high
school algebra) and either CHM:101 or one year of high school
chemistry or physics and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:106
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
Topics include kinetics, thermodynamics, electrochemistry,
equilibrium, some descriptive chemistry, and laboratory work in
qualitative and quantitative analysis. Additional lab hours
required. Prerequisites: CHM:105 and (MTH:160 or MTH:160A
or MTH:160B or MTH:160C) with grades of "C" or better and
Reading Proficiency.
CHM:109
CHEMISTRY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CAREERS I
Basic principles, terminology, theories, calculations and
laboratory operations in chemistry for environmental careers.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Course Descriptions
CHM:122
CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY II
The specific purpose of this course is to provide part of two
years of training for a career as a chemical technician. Topics
covered in lecture and lab are: titrimetric, volumetric, and
spectrophotometric analysis (UV, visible, atomic absorption).
Additional hours required. Prerequisites: CHM:121 and Reading
Proficiency.
CHM:206
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LECTURE I
An introductory course in the theory of Organic Chemistry,
stressing reaction types and mechanisms. Prerequisites:
CHM:106 with a grade of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:207
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LECTURE II
Continuation of CHM:206 including relevant new topics such as
polymers and biochemicals. Prerequisites: CHM:206 with a
grade of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:210
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB I
An introduction to the laboratory work in Organic Chemistry.
Emphasis is on techniques generally employed, including some
instrumentation. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
CHM:106 with a grade of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:211
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB II
A continuation of CHM:210. Practice, which will emphasize
instrumentation and synthetic work, including multi-step
syntheses and analytical work. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: CHM:210 and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:212
BIO-ORGANIC AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
An introduction to analytical chemistry, organic chemistry and
biochemistry. Laboratory work is primarily quantitative analysis.
Primarily for students interested in the clinical laboratory
technology program. Not intended for students in pre-medicine
or planning to major in chemistry. Prerequisites: CHM:101 or
CHM:105 and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:214
ADVANCED CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR
Emphasis on specialized laboratory techniques and procedures
in advances in analytical chemistry instrumentation. An
introduction to chemical literature searches both manually and
by computer will be presented using both in-house and
external consultants and facilities. This course will explore the
opportunities and profession of chemical technicians.
Specialized resources, advances, and professionals will be
presented in seminar format. Specialized topics (ethics, chemical
waste disposal and separations) will be included. Prerequisite:
Concurrent enrollment in CHM:222 or permission from the
instructor and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:231
CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY V
The specific purpose of this course is to provide part of two
years of training for a career as a chemical technologist. Organic
chemistry theory and lab practice is introduced complemented
with mass spectrophotometric analysis. High pressure liquid
chromatographic techniques for both qualitative and
quantitative analysis are covered. Additional hours required.
Prerequisites: CHM:222 and Reading Proficiency.
CHM:232
CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY VI
The specific purpose of this course is to provide part of two
years of training for a career as a chemical technologist.
Biochemical theory is introduced with laboratory work focusing
on biochemical separation and purification techniques.
Electrophoretic analysis of a variety of samples complements
the laboratory work. Additional hours required. Prerequisites:
CHM:231 and Reading Proficiency.
Chinese
CHI:101
ELEMENTARY CHINESE I
A practical, beginning course in speaking and understanding
modern spoken Chinese. It is designed for persons who want
to learn some Chinese, who want to travel to China, or who
have previous limited experience in Chinese. Attention is given
to proper pronunciation, to practicing the words and basic
structures used most frequently in daily conversation and to
learning the social conventions and Chinese culture necessary
for interpersonal communication with native speakers of
modern Chinese. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Civil Engineering Technology
CE:108
CONSTRUCTION METHODS
This course covers many of the principles, materials, and
methods used in light construction. Topics include building
codes, construction standards and specializations, wood and
wood products, concrete, masonry, glass, plastics, aluminum
products, bituminous products, gypsum products, asbestos
cement products, construction methods systems, foundation
systems, slabs-on-ground, floor/ceiling systems, wood framed
floors, wall systems, masonry walls, roof/ceiling systems, stucco,
and terrazzo. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
CE:116
CONSTRUCTION BLUEPRINT READING
The interpretation of construction working drawings and
specifications for residential and commercial building projects.
Architectural, structural, and utility drawings will be covered.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
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CE:131
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING
The total estimating and bidding process. Topics will include: bid
form contracts, specifications, overhead, unit costs, quantity
surveys, subcontract bids, pricing, checking and alternates.
Students should be able to read construction drawing prior to
enrolling in this course. Prerequisites: CE:116 and Reading
Proficiency.
CE:132
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULING
Construction scheduling methods to include bar graphs and
Critical Path Method with emphasis on manual and
computerized design, calculations, and interpretation using both
arrow and precedence diagramming. Prerequisites: 1 year
Algebra and Reading Proficiency.
CE:234
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
Applications of loads and their transmission through structures;
stability and determinacy; shear and moment in beam/column
structures; analysis of trusses; influence diagrams; deflection of
beams. Prerequisites: Concurrent with ME: 243 and Reading
Proficiency.
CE:245
INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL POSITIONING
SYSTEMS (GPS)
A classroom introduction to the surveying application of the
Global Positioning Systems (GPS); their theory, theory of
operation, terminology, positioning techniques, standards; a
comparison of the United States GPS and the Russian
GLONASS and how they combine into the worldwide Global
Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). Prerequisites: CE:240 or
department approval and Reading Proficiency.
CE:246
GPS APPLICATION LAB
The lab is an application based series of exercises and
supplemental information provided in class which will further
enhance the formal texts and the concurrent lecture CE: 245.
Work may occur outside or inside depending upon the present
needs of the course. Students may be required to work in
adverse conditions including, but not limited to: darkness, cold,
rain, etc. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: CE:116 or
department approval and Reading Proficiency. Concurrent with
CE:245.
CE:248
FUNDAMENTALS OF LAND SURVEYING
This course includes essential elements necessary in the
initiation and follow through of any property survey; evidence
of ownership, historical information in the subdivision of public
lands, methods of measurements, description of property and
legal requirements for recording. Prerequisites: CE:240 or
department approval and Reading Proficiency.
CE:250
SURVEYING II
This is an intermediate course in land surveying techniques
applicable to the office and field practices. It explores the
theory, history and practice of route surveying, including the use
of simple horizontal curves, vertical curves, spirals, superelevations and earth-work computations as applied to highway
and railroad surveying. Additional introductory topics may
include but are not limited to: photogrammetry, astronomy and
GIS. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: CE:240 and
Reading Proficiency.
CE:514
SURVEYING OFFICE PRACTICES
This course will expose the student to the software, hardware,
techniques and skills necessary to function in a survey or design
office. Students will gain exposure to various aspects of the
office including: estimating, budgeting, scheduling, personnel
management, and writing legal descriptions. Writing resumes as
well as other types of employment skills (hiring, interviewing,
etc.) will be covered. Additionally, subdividing an dplanning
procedures will be discussed and applied, as well as typical reallife ordinances and regulations. Prerequisites: CE:240 and
Reading Proficiency.
CE:515
LEED ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL TEST
REVIEW
In this course students will be familiarized with, and study in
depth the requirements for the LEED (Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design) New Construction Version 2.2
Reference Guide, in preparation for taking and passing the
LEEDF AP certification exam. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Spring 2010
Clinical Laboratory Technology
CLT:103
HEMATOLOGY
Theory and principles of physiology of blood forming organs,
blood cell maturation, blood dyscrasia, techniques of staining,
counting and differentiating cell morphology. Also, the theory
and principles of the mechanism of coagulation with analysis of
the various factors. Prerequisites: CLT:100 or CLT:101 and
Reading Proficiency.
CLT:104
PATHOGENIC BACTERIOLOGY I
The study of micro-organisms with emphasis on the bacteria in
diseases of man.Theory and principles of isolation, identification,
biochemical reactions, growth requirements, susceptibility
testing will be considered. Theory and practical application will
include lecture, demonstration, laboratory practice, slides, films
and examinations. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
CLT:101 and Reading Proficiency.
CLT:106
PHLEBOTOMY ESSENTIALS (BLOOD
DRAWING)
This course is designed to provide the students with
knowledge, skill, and techniques necessary to perform as a
phlebotomist in the clinical setting. The student will learn basic
anatomy pertinent to blood collection as well as
communication skills, specimen processing and related
interdisciplinary tasks. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: IS:101 or IS:102 recommended and Reading
Proficiency.
CLT:107
PHLEBOTOMY PRACTICUM
This course is designed to provide the student with a practical
experience of various blood drawing techniques in the clinical
setting. The students will spend an assigned number of weeks
practicing skills and techniques learned in CLT:106. Additional
hours required. Prerequisites: CLT:106 and Reading Proficiency.
CLT:205
PATHOLOGY CORRELATION CONFERENCE
The inter-relationships of laboratory tests correlated with the
disease will be stressed. Significance of laboratory testing and
results will be taught with a dynamic overview to diagnosis, and
prognosis. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: CLT:202,
CLT:204, CLT:210 and Reading Proficiency.
CLT:206
CLINICAL CHEMISTRY II
Continuation of CLT:201. In addition, enzyme, hormone, and
automation with some practical application will be taught.
Prerequisites: CLT:201 and Reading Proficiency.
CLT:207
CLINICAL PRACTICE II
A continuation of CLT:202. Twenty-four hours clinical practice
each week in hospital or private laboratories. Prerequisites:
CLT:202 and Reading Proficiency.
CLT:210
IMMUNOLOGY AND SEROLOGY
Study of theory and principles of immunological reaction
including antigen antibodies, complement, humoral and cellular
response and other body defenses and reaction to infections
and non-infectious agents. Serological methodology will also be
discussed, demonstrated and practiced. Additional hours
required. Prerequisites: CLT:101 and Reading Proficiency.
College Orientation
COL:020
COLLEGE ORIENTATION AND STUDY SKILLS
This course is designed to facilitate a successful college
experience for the 1st year student taking developmental
courses. Students will be introduced to the processes and
purposes of higher education. Students will develop collegelevel study skills and will learn about college resources to assist
them in their personal and academic adjustment to college life.
Communications
Criminal Justice
COM:101
ORAL COMMUNICATION I
This is the basic, transfer course in speech communication. The
course offers opportunity to explore effective one-to-one,
small group communication, and large group oral
communication process. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency or
concurrent enrollment in RDG: 030 or ENG:070.
CRJ:101
AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM
A study of the correctional process from law enforcement
through the administration of justice, probation, parole, prisons
and correctional institutions. A study of the history and
philosophy of corrections. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:103
SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION
A study of the principles and concepts of small group
communication. Students are encouraged to develop and
improve their skills for business management, education,
community activities and interpersonal communication.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:104
PERSUASION
This course examines the principles of persuasion as they apply
to relationships, jobs, and mass media. Students are given the
opportunity to analyze and create persuasive messages. The
course focuses on the skills necessary to become a more
effective sender and receiver of persuasive communication.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:105
INTERVIEW PROCESS
This course will provide students with an understanding of the
interview process, the principles involved, types of interview
questions and their uses, and interview structures. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
COM:107
PUBLIC SPEAKING
This course applies oral communication principles in formal
public speaking situations. Attention is devoted to theory and
practice in informative and persuasive speaking, presenting
technical reports, large group leadership, and speeches for
special occasions. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:110
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
This course examines the communication systems and
behaviors within organizations. Students should develop
systematic improvement of communication skills, as employer
and/or employee. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:111
VOICE AND ARTICULATION
Principles and practice of improving voice, articulation,
pronunciation, foreign and regional dialects. Primary emphasis
on individual speech improvement. Frequent use of audio-video
tape for self evaluation. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:114
ORAL INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE
This course focuses upon effective oral communication of
literature. Course goals include increasing appreciation and
understanding of literature through performance and the
development of an expressive and responsive communication
style. Video/audiotape used for self-analysis. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
COM:120
GENDER COMMUNICATION
This course is aimed at understanding and improving how men
and women communicate. Self-disclosure practices, nonverbal
symbols and language style will be explored. The images of men
and women in society and the media will be discussed. Students
will develop strategies to improve communication behaviors.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:200
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CULTURES
This course introduces the topic of Intercultural
Communication, including the communication process,
perception, verbal/nonverbal symbols, beliefs, values, world view,
norms, identity, and social institutions. Barriers such as
stereotyping, language, and culture shock are examined as well
as case studies, cultural research, relationships, and
communication skills. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
COM:201
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
This course will take a theoretical case study examination of
interpersonal communication. Relational issues as they pertain
to communication will be examined in depth. These issues will
include: conflict, stages of relationships, power, assertiveness,
message analysis, and self-awareness. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
CRJ:102
REHABILITATION, PAROLE, AND PROBATION
Analysis and evaluation of the concept and practices of
rehabilitation in contemporary correctional systems; discussion
of correctional institutions and the various field services.
Development, organization, operation and result of systems of
probation and parole. Prerequisites: CRJ:101 and Reading
Proficiency.
CRJ:111
RULES OF CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
The study of basic rules of evidence applicable to the
investigation of criminal activities and other related police
duties. Emphasis is placed on the question of admissibility of
evidence and the practical application of procedural and
substantive guarantees. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
CRJ:122
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
The history and philosophy of the system of criminal justice in
America, identifying the various sub-systems; role expectations,
and their interrelationships; theories of crime, punishment and
rehabilitation. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
CRJ:123
JUVENILE JUSTICE
The organization, functions and jurisdiction of juvenile agencies;
the detention of juveniles and the processing of neglected and
abused children. The intent, application, and procedures of the
Missouri Juvenile Code; juvenile case disposition, rights of
juveniles, crime prevention methods and reporting procedures.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
CRJ:124
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURES
An introduction to the study of criminal, common, and statutory
law within the context of enforcement. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
CRJ:206
MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CONFLICTS
Explores the areas of potential conflict that can occur between
members of the criminal justice community and various ethnic,
racial, and regional sub-cultures.The root causes of the potential
conflicts in both criminal justice organizations and occupational
subcultures will be investigated. Issues of prejudice and
discriminatory practices, both real and perceived, will be
discussed as factors contributing to conflict. Proactive and
reactive intervention techniques will be addressed in order to
learn how to keep potential conflict from becoming actual
conflicts. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
CRJ:207
POLICE SUPERVISION
A comprehensive overview of police personnel, recruiting,
selection, training, promotion, personnel development,
discipline, control, communication, labor relation issues, and
current problems and theories facing the first level line police
manager. Emphasis is placed on both individual and
organizational development. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
CRJ:208
CORRECTIONAL POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
The study of policies, procedures and supervision in the field of
Corrections. Prerequisites: CRJ:101, CRJ:102, or consent of
department and Reading Proficiency.
CRJ:209
CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTICUM
A field work experience in Criminal Justice organizations.
Students are expected to commit themselves to 120 hours of
work experience during the semester. Prerequisites:
Corrections Option--CRJ:122, CRJ:101 and CRJ:102. Law
Enforcement Option--CRJ:122, CRJ:124 and CRJ:111. Reading
Proficiency. Concurrent enrollment in CRJ:211.
CRJ:211
CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTICUM SEMINAR
Discussion and analysis in small groups of the Criminal Justice
Practicum experience. Prerequisite: Corrections Option-CRJ:122, CRJ:101 and CRJ:102. Law Enforcement Option-CRJ:122, CRJ:124 and CRJ:111. Reading Proficiency. Concurrent
enrollment in CRJ:209.
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CE:516
SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION
The emphasis in this class is on the "green building" revolution,
its socio-economic importance and impact, how sustainable
construction defers from the traditional approach, the LEED &
Green Globes rating systems and how these rating systems
impact various aspects of a building and its components and
systems. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
St. Louis Community College
CRJ:212
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
The study of the criminal act and its investigation, including
specific crimes against persons and property. The process of
fact-gathering and problem of legally admissible proof will be
considered. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Culinary Arts
CUL:101
SAFETY AND SANITATION
This course will lecture on the cause of food borne illness,
actions to prevent illness, personal hygiene of employees, and
review laws for consumer protection. Methodology of
dishwashing systems, proper utilization of materials, accident
prevention, and development of a safety program will be
paramount. Additional hours required.
CUL:105
FOOD PREPARATION THEORY
The student will gain familiarization with tools, equipment,
kitchen organization, recipe conversions, and professionalism.
The student will receive theory in the preparations of stocks,
soups, sauces, classical vegetable cuts, and basic cooking
principles for meat, poultry, seafood, sandwiches, hors d'oeuvre,
garde' manger, beverages and an introduction to baking
principles. Corequisite: CUL:101 and HRM:134. Prerequisites:
Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030.
CUL:110
FOOD PREPARATION PRACTICAL I
The student will master competencies for tools and equipment,
kitchen organization, converting and following recipes, applying
safety and sanitation, vegetable cuts (American Culinary
Federation competition cuts), stocks, soups, sauces, basic
cooking methods, and introduction to meat, and poultry
preparation. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Grades of
"C" or better in CUL:101 and CUL:105 and Reading Proficiency.
CUL:115
FOOD PREPARATION PRACTICAL II
The student will master competencies for the basic cooking
principles for meat, poultry, seafood, sandwiches, hors d'oeuvre,
garde' manger, beverages, and intermediate baking techniques.
Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Grade of "C" or better
in CUL:110 and Reading Proficiency.
CUL:150
CULINARY ESSENTIALS FOR THE PASTRY ARTS
This course will introduce students enrolled in the Baking and
Pastry Arts curriculum to the fundamentals of savory food
production. Proper methods of preparing stocks, soups, sauces,
classical vegetable cuts, and basic cooking principles for meat,
poultry, seafood, sandwiches, breakfast, starches, vegetables, and
salads will be paramount. Additional hours required.
Prerequisites: CUL:101, HRM:134 and Reading Proficiency.
CUL:201
GARDE MANGER
Instruction in Garde Manger work including sandwiches,
vegetable carving, canapes, hors d'oeuvres, aspic, chaud froid, ice
carving, and buffet presentation by lab instructor. Additional
hours required. Prerequisites: Grades of "C" or better in
BAP:150 and CUL:115, and Reading Proficiency.
CUL:205
GLOBAL CUISINE
The course explores various international cuisines. The student
will gain not only the hands-on-training, but the history and
development of foods in those regions. Also, the impact on
American cuisine such as fusion cooking will be examined.
Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Grades of "C" or
better in CUL:115 and BAP:150 and Reading Proficiency.
Course Descriptions
CUL:210
NUTRITIONAL COOKING
This course is a study of nutritional cooking. We know that a
healthy diet is based on eating a wide variety of high quality
foods that provide balanced nutrition.This course is designed to
acquaint foodservice professionals with the knowledge and
skills to do so. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Grades
of "C" or better in HRM:128, CUL:115 and BAP:150 and
Reading Proficiency.
CUL:215
AMERICAN REGIONAL CUISINE
The American Regional Cuisine course documents the history
and culture that led to the development of American Regional
Cuisine and identifies the vast and wide variety of foods
indigenous to our country. The recipes, specialized skills, and
procedures presented in the course are authentic and unique
to each region. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Grade
of "C" or better in CUL:115 and BAP:150 and Reading
Proficiency.
CUL:230
ICE CARVING
In this course, the student will learn the process of making Ice
Sculptures. The student will learn the process of making ice, the
tools used, and safety. The student will gain the experience of
transforming a transparent, fragile, cold and wet block of ice into
something "alive". Additional hours required. Prerequisites:
Grade of "C" or better in CUL:201 and Reading Proficiency.
DCS:206
CONSECUTIVE INTERPRETING
Introduces basic skills necessary for an individual to interpret
ASL to English or English to ASL. The course is built around a
sequencing of drills and incorporates video and deaf signers.
The Code of Ethics is reinforced in the classroom. Prerequisites:
DCS:106 and DCS:109 with grades of "C" or better or
permission of department and Reading Proficiency.
CUL:250
RESTAURANT OPERATIONS
The course will be operational in nature by requiring the
student to use both technical knowledge and managerial ability
to organize and complete a commercial simulation of a one
meal operation. The application of theory will be used and
tested in the lab setting. Additional hours required.
Prerequisites: Department chair approval, and Reading
Proficiency.
DCS:207
SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETING
Introduces basic skills necessary to simultaneously transliterate
Contact/PSE to English or English to Contact/PSE. The course is
built around sequencing of drills and exercises and incorporates
videos and deaf signers. The Code of Ethics will be reinforced in
context. Prerequisites: DCS:106 and DCS:109 with grades of
"C" or better or permission of department and Reading
Proficiency.
Deaf Communication Studies
DCS:209
INTERPRETING/TRANSLITERATING LAB
Designed to reinforce concepts discussed in DCS:206/207
within individualized and small group settings. Concurrent
enrollment in DCS:206 or DCS:207. Additional lab hours
required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
DCS:105
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II
Intensive exposure is given to ASL, allowing continued
development of intermediate level communication skills utilized
in interaction by Deaf persons. Emphasis is given to
comprehension and production skills. Linguistic and cultural
features are presented in the context of language learning
experiences. Prerequisites: DCS:104 with grade of "C" or better
or permission of department and Reading Proficiency.
DCS:107
FINGERSPELLING
This course develops expressive and receptive fingerspelling
skills based on word and phrase recognition principles. Because
a manual alphabet is used by deaf people, it is essential to
develop communication skills in ASL and PSE. Prerequisites:
DCS:104 and Reading Proficiency.
DCS:108
ORIENTATION TO INTERPRETING
An overview of interpreting as an occupation. Topics include
interpersonal skills, professional ethics, parameters of
responsibility of the paraprofessional, examination of
community resources, and legal ramifications. Prerequisites:
DCS:106, DCS:109 with a grade of "C" or better and Reading
Proficiency.
DCS:115
INTRODUCTION TO DEAF COMMUNICATIONS
STUDIES
This course surveys the aspects of deafness by familiarizing
students with the physiology of the ear, causes and types of
hearing losses, social and psychological aspects of deafness,
national and community organizations (i.e. NAD, RID), and
history of deaf education. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
DCS:116
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE SEMANTICS
This course is designed to expand student's knowledge,
recognition, and understanding of American Sign Language
semantics and semantic units. Focus will be on interpreting and
translating ASL idiomatic expressions into equivalent English
meaning and usage; developing a recognition of cultural
variations of sentence types, time, pronominalization, subjects
and objects, classifiers, locatives, pluralization and temporal and
distributional aspects. Emphasis will be on cross-cultural
influences on language usage and thought. Prerequisites:
DCS:104 and DCS: 115 with grades of "C" or better and
Reading Proficiency.
DCS:117
SIGN THEATRE
This class will explore and mount a small theatre of the deaf
production. Theatrical sign and mime skills will be utilized. All
students will be involved in developing the ASL translation of a
script, building sets and props and performing. The show will
perform for elementary school children on Fridays during class
time. Prerequisites: DCS:106 and DCS:110 with grades of "C"
or better and Reading Proficiency.
DCS:120
FINGERSPELLING LAB
This course is designed to reinforce concepts taught in
DCS:107 (Fingerspelling) within individualized and small group
settings. Additional hours required. Corequisite: DCS:107.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
DCS:121
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE IV
This course provides continued and in-depth exposure to ASL
allowing greater development of expressive and receptive ASL
communication skill. Advanced linguistic and cultural features
are presented in the context of language learning experiences.
Prerequisites: DCS:106 with a grade of "C" or better. Reading
Proficiency.
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DCS:212
DEAF HISTORY AND CULTURE
This course helps students understand historical values and
traditions within the culture of Deaf people. Traditions include
use of humor, success stories and behaviors of empowerment.
Values include the importance of clubs, perspectives on
education of Deaf children, interpreter services and the
preservation of ASL. Prerequisites: DCS: 211 with a grade of
"C" or better or approval of department chair and Reading
Proficiency.
DCS:213
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES AND ETHICS
This course will explore the current role of the interpreter as a
professional. Topics will include, but not be limited to, the art of
cross-cultural mediation, ethical standards, application of
interpreting theories, resume development and business
practices. This course will prepare students for the practicum
experience. Prerequisites: DCS:216, DCS:217 and DCS:211
with grades of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
DCS:217
TRANSLATION APPLICATIONS OF ASL
This is a skill development course based on English written text
analysis and American Sign Language equivalent meaning and
appropriate interpretation with conceptual accuracy. Students
will engage in the analysis, discussion and translation of ASL
and/or English texts from one language into the other. Student
demonstration of translations will be used to discuss meaning
of message and degrees of equivalency. The discourse style of
American English and Sign Language usage will be analyzed to
distinguish the patterns of low and high context usage, linguistic
structure and cultural differences. Prerequisites: DCS:216 with a
grade of "C" or better or concurrent enrollment in DCS:216
and Reading Proficiency.
DCS:218
PRE-PRACTICUM
This course will prepare students to enter the workplace
learning experience. Topics will include: professional
organizations, certification, contextual factors, market analysis,
time management, business management, consumer attitudes
and minority accommodations. Prerequisites: DCS:206 and
DCS:207 with grades of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
Dental Assisting
DA:166
DENTAL LAB PROCEDURES
This course is a continued study of dental materials, focusing on
those materials used in the fabrication of appliances and
prostheses. Lab sessions give the student an opportunity to
develop skill in manipulation of material and use of lab
equipment. Additional lab hours required. Corequisite: DA:174.
Prerequisites: DA:164, DA:165, current enrollment in the Dental
Assisting program and Reading Proficiency.
DA:167
DENTAL RADIOLOGY II
A study of the principles of extraoral radiography, variations in
intraoral radiographic procedures, physical properties and
biological effects of radiation, and the appearance of normal
anatomical structures and pathological conditions.Corequisite:
DA:174. Prerequisites: DA:157, current enrollment in the Dental
Assisting program and Reading Proficiency.
Spring 2010
DA:169
PREVENTIVE DENTAL HEALTH
A study of the principles of preventive dentistry in terms of oral
health maintenance and nutrition. This course emphasizes the
dental assistant's role in dental health teaching, patient
motivation, and preventive intraoral procedures.
Corequisite: DA:174. Prerequisites: Current enrollment in the
Dental Assisting program and Reading Proficiency.
DA:172
DENTAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
A study of principles and procedures related to the daily
operation and management of the dental office. Additional
topics include resume preparation and interviewing skills,
discussion of legal and ethical issues, and interpersonal work
relations. Prerequisites: DA:159, DA:162, current enrollment in
the Dental Assisting program and Reading Proficiency.
DA:173
CHAIRSIDE ASSISTING: DENTAL SPECIALTIES
This course covers the scope and function of the dental
specialties, as well as terminology, instrumentation, and
treatment procedures unique to each specialty. Emphasis is
placed on the assistant's role in chairside procedures and
patient teaching. Corequisite: DA:174. Prerequisites: DA:151,
DA:161, current enrollment in the Dental Assisting program
and Reading Proficiency.
DA:174
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS II
The student continues to assimilate and apply theoretical
knowledge through practice and demonstration of proficiency
in the clinical lab setting. Emphasis on dental specialty
procedures, dental health education, dental lab procedures, and
special radiographic techniques. Corequisites: DA:166, DA:167,
DA:168, DA:169, DA:172 and DA:173. Prerequisites: DA:161,
DA:164, current enrollment in the Dental Assisting program
and Reading Proficiency.
DA:175
DENTAL ASSISTING PRACTICUM II
A continuation of practical experience in the general or
specialty dental office. The student will acquire new skills and
increase proficiency in four handed dentistry techniques, lab
procedures, and clinical support functions. Additional hours
required. Corequisite: DA:174. Prerequisites: DA:161, current
enrollment in Dental Assisting program and Reading Proficiency.
DA:201
EXPANDED FUNCTIONS I
Techniques and concepts of restorative and preventive
expanded function procedures delegated to dental assistants in
the state of Missouri as specified in the rules and regulations set
forth in the Missouri Dental Practice Act. Procedures include
placing restorations and dressings, sizing stainless steel crowns,
and use of the air polisher. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: Current enrollment in the Dental Assisting
program or department approval and Reading Proficiency.
DA:202
EXPANDED FUNCTIONS II
Techniques and concepts of prosthodontic expanded function
procedure delegated to dental assistants in the state of Missouri
as specified in the rules and regulations set forth in the Missouri
Dental Practice Act. Procedures include: placing retraction cord,
making impressions for fixed and removable prostheses, extraoral adjustment of prostheses, cementation of permanent
appliances or prostheses, and placement of temporary soft
liners. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: Current
enrollment in the Dental Assisting program or department
approval and Reading Proficiency.
DA:203
EXPANDED FUNCTIONS III
Techniques and concepts of orthodontic expanded function
procedures delegated to dental assistants in the state of
Missouri as specified in the rules and regulations set forth in the
Missouri Dental Practice Act. Procedures include: preliminary
bending of archwires, placement and cementation of bands and
brackets, removal of orthodontic bands and brackets, palliative
care of orthodontic emergencies. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: Current enrollment in the Dental Assisting
program or department approval and Reading Proficiency.
Dental Hygiene
DHY:130
CONCEPTS OF CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE II
Techniques for the assessment of medical status and dental
conditions as a basis for the dental hygiene diagnosis, and
learning theory as a basis for patient education, are covered.
Fluoride, as an individual and a community primary preventive
measure, is emphasized. Extrinsic stain removal principles are
included. Prerequisites: Current enrollment in the Dental
Hygiene program, CPR health care provider level, DHY:120,
DHY:121 and Reading Proficiency.
DHY:131
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS LAB II
Application of clinical assessment techniques and caries
prevention agents, and instrument care and maintenance.
Theory and application of periodontal probe instrumentation,
and prostheses and appliances care and maintenance.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: Current enrollment
in the Dental Hygiene program, CPR health care provider level.
DHY:120, DHY:121 and Reading Proficiency.
DHY:132
CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE II
Patient contact is established and coordinates with application
of the theories, principles, and responsibilities related to dental
hygiene practice at the student's current level of knowledge.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: Current enrollment
in the Dental Hygiene program, CPR health care provider level,
DHY:120, DHY:121 and Reading Proficiency.
DHY:136
DENTAL NUTRITION AND BIOCHEMISTRY
This course is designed to acquaint the student with the
concepts of biochemistry and cell metabolism, especially those
which are required for a clear understanding of nutrition. Major
topics of the course include energy balance and the chemistry,
digestion, and metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates and fats.
Emphasis is on the importance and function of nutrients for
health and disease prevention and the relation of nutrition and
oral health. Prerequisites: Current enrollment in the Dental
Hygiene program, BIO:207, BIO:208, CHM:101 and Reading
Proficiency.
DHY:137
ANATOMY AND EMBRYOLOGY OF THE HEAD
AND NECK
This course covers the gross morphology and embryology of
the structures of the head and neck. Lectures in embryology
emphasize development of the face and oral structures.
Lectures on gross morphology emphasize the cranial nerves
(especially the trigeminal and facial), the muscles of mastication
and facial expression, and the blood and lymphatic vessels of the
head and neck. Prerequisites: Current enrollment in the Dental
Hygiene program, BIO:207, BIO:208 and Reading Proficiency.
DHY:138
GENERAL AND ORAL PATHOLOGY
An introduction to general pathology with emphasis on oral
pathosis. Oral diseases and oral manifestations of systemic
diseases are studied in depth. Prerequisites: Current enrollment
in the Dental Hygiene program, DHY:127 and Reading
Proficiency.
DHY:230
TRANSITION INTO PROFESSIONAL DENTAL
HYGIENE PRACTICE
Dental hygiene care for cancer patients, dental implants and
suspected cases of child abuse are introduced. The health care
provider-patient legal relationship and state rules and
regulations for the practice of dentistry and dental hygiene are
emphasized. Employment-seeking skills are covered. This course
includes a community service practicum learning component.
Additional hours required. Prerequisites: Current enrollment in
the Dental Hygiene program, DHY:220, DHY:221, DHY:222,
DHY:223 and Reading Proficiency.
DHY:232
CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE IV
Patient care continues and coordinates with the application of
the theories, principles, and responsibilities related to dental
hygiene practice in the dental clinic and at off-campus
community rotation sites. Students will also complete a
community service practicum field experience as a component
of this course. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
Current enrollment in the Dental Hygiene program, CPR health
care provider level, DHY:220, DHY:221, DHY:222 and Reading
Proficiency.
DHY:504
DENTAL HYGIENE: SKILLS REVIEW
This course is offered to make available review/remediation of
dental hygiene skills for currently enrolled Dental Hygiene
students.
Prerequisite: Current enrollment in Dental Hygiene Program.
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
DMS:104
ULTRASOUND PHYSICS AND
INSTRUMENTATION II
Topics in the course include transducer parameters, principles
of ultrasound instruments and modes of operation, principles of
Doppler techniques, methods of Doppler flow analysis and
acoustical artifacts. Prerequisites: Current enrollment in the
Diagnostic Medical Sonography program or permission of the
program director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:108
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY II
Further study of the clinical applications of abdominal, obstetric
and gynecologic sonography. Lecture topics include the
pathologic basis, clinical signs and symptoms, related diagnostic
procedures and typical sonographic patterns of common and
rare conditions and abnormalities encountered in the clinical
setting. Prerequisites: DMS:105 or permission of the program
director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:109
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY SCANNING
TECHNIQUES II
Laboratory demonstration and student performance of
standard protocols for superficial structures and less common
procedures within abdominal and OB/GYN sonography, with
emphasis on normal anatomy and pattern recognition.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: DMS:106 or
permission of the program director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:110
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY CLINICAL
APPLICATIONS I
Review of abnormal abdominal sonographic examinations in
order to further develop the critical thinking skills required to
correlate the clinical history, clinical signs and symptoms and
results of other diagnostic tests with the results of the
sonographic examination. Prerequisites: DMS:105 or permission
of the program director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:111
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY PRACTICUM II
Clinical performance of abdominal, obstetric and gynecologic
sonographic examinations under the supervision of
experienced sonographers. Additional hours required.
Prerequisites: DMS:107 or permission of the program director
and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:115
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY II
Presentation of the clinical applications of cardiac sonography
including the pathophysiologic basis, clinical signs and symptoms
and typical findings related to acquired and congenital adult
cardiac disease. Prerequisites: DMS:112 or permission of the
program director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:116
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY SCANNING
TECHNIQUES II
Laboratory demonstration and performance of pulsed and
continuous wave Doppler examinations and less common
protocols in cardiac sonography including stress echo and the
use of contrast agents. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: DMS:113 or permission of the program director
and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:117
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY CLINICAL
APPLICATIONS I
Review of abnormal cardiac sonographic examinations in order
to further develop the critical thinking skills required to
correlate the clinical history, clinical signs and symptoms and
results of other diagnostic tests with the results of the
sonographic examination. Prerequisites: DMS:112 or permission
of the program director and Reading Proficiency
DMS:118
CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY PRACTICUM II
Clinical performance of transthoracic adult cardiac sonographic
examinations under the supervision of experienced
sonographers. Additional hours required. Prerequisites:
DMS:114 or permission of the program director and Reading
Proficiency.
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Course Descriptions
DA:168
INTEGRATED DENTAL SCIENCES
A study of basic anatomy and physiology with emphasis on
structures of the head, neck, and oral cavity. Dental anatomy,
oral embryology and histology, oral pathology, and
pharmacology are also covered in this course. Prerequisites:
DA:149, current enrollment in the Dental Assisting program
and Reading Proficiency.
St. Louis Community College
DMS:122
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY II
Further study of the clinical applications of Vascular Technology
including the pathophysiologic basis, clinical signs and symptoms,
related diagnostic procedures and typical findings of common
and rare conditions of the carotid and lower extremity vascular
systems. Prerequisites: DMS:119 or permission of the program
director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:123
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY SCANNING
TECHNIQUES II
Laboratory demonstration and performance of standard
protocols for both common and rare examinations, including
transcranial and periorbital Doppler, vein mapping and the
upper extremity venous and arterial examinations. Additional
lab hours required. Prerequisites: DMS:120 or permission of the
program director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:124
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY CLINICAL
APPLICATIONS I
Review of abnormal vascular examinations of the carotid and
lower extremities in order to further develop critical thinking
skills required to correlate the clinical history, clinical signs and
symptoms and results of other diagnostic tests with the results
of the sonographic examination. Prerequisites: DMS:119 or
permission of the program director and Reading Proficiency.
DMS:125
VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM II
Clinical performance of vascular procedures under the
supervision of an experienced Vascular Technologist. Additional
hours required. Prerequisites: DMS:121 or permission of the
program director and Reading Proficiency.
Diesel Technology
DIE:104
ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND
MANUALS
This course will introduce the student to current repair and
information systems for trucks. Emphasis will be on computer
based systems and on interpreting specifications in both metric
and English systems of measurement. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
DIE:105
DIESEL FUEL SYSTEMS
This course examines through practical application the theories
of operation, construction, maintenance, and service of diesel
engine fuel systems including; air induction and exhaust systems,
mechanical fuel injection systems, and electronic fuel injection
systems. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
DIE:107
MEDIUM/HEAVY TRUCK ELECTRONICS
This course examines through practical application the theories
of electronics and diagnostic equipment used to perform
general electronic system diagnosis and repair of medium and
heavy truck gauge and warning devices, electronic fuel injection,
anti-lock brakes, and electrical accessories. Additional lab hours
required. Prerequisites: DIE:103 and Reading Proficiency.
DIE:201
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
This course examines through practical application the areas of
inspection and maintenance on medium and heavy trucks. To
include; engine, fuel system, cooling system, lubrication system,
cab and hood, electrical, drive train, brakes, and tires and wheels.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Course Descriptions
DIE:204
SERVICE AND PARTS MANAGEMENT
This course will introduce the student to current management
practices of parts and service departments in modern truck
repair shops. Shop tools, equipment, and safety will also be
emphasized. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Dietetic Technology
DIT:103
FOOD MANAGEMENT
Students will study the components of food service
management. Course emphasis is on menu planning and
evaluation with a basic overview and application of concepts in
procurement and receiving, production, distribution, meal
service, equipment, facility design, cost control, quality control,
and sanitation. Sanitation certification exam is given.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
DIT:104
CLINICAL NUTRITION
Study of the roles of dietetics professionals in the nutrition care
process, focusing on patient interviewing and counseling,
conducting nutritional assessments, nutrition support and
documentation in medical records. Dietary modifications for
calorie and nutrient control, and various disease states, such as
diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease and AIDS will be
studied. Prerequisites: DIT:115 and Reading Proficiency.
DIT:106
FOOD MANAGEMENT PRACTICUM
Experience in food service departments of designated food
service facilities. Assigned experiences are designed to
complement and reinforce the corresponding lecture courses.
Additional hours required. Prerequisites: DIT:100, DIT:103,
permission of the program coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
DIT:107
CLINICAL NUTRITION PRACTICUM
Experience in patient care areas of designated health care
facilities. Assigned experiences are designed to complement and
reinforce the knowledge gained in the corresponding lecture
courses. Additional hours required. Prerequisites: DIT:100,
DIT:104 (may be taken concurrently), permission of the
program coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
DIT:108
FOOD: PREPARATION AND SCIENCE LECTURE
This course explores the basic principles of food science,
preparation and selection. Recognition and evaluation of
standard products, function of ingredients, and the link of food
service to nutrition and health will be emphasized. Discussions
and demonstrations will focus on the nutrient content of food
and principles of food science and preparation for nutrient
retention and quality. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
DIT:109
FOOD: PREPARATION AND SCIENCE LAB
Food science principles will be reinforced and applied in lab
experiments and recipe production. The scientific method will
be used in the exploration of food science and food
preparation methods. Experiments and preparation will focus
on nutrient retention and high quality products. Material from
Food: Preparation/Science Lecture course will be reinforced.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
DIT:115
PRINCIPLES OF NUTRITION
This is an introductory nutrition class that relates to individual
and family health. Topics include the functions and sources of
food nutrients, how the body handles foods through digestion,
absorption and metabolism, and planning health diets for a
variety of people. Appropriate methods of weight control,
sports nutrition, and eating disorders will be covered, as well as
an overview of nutrition throughout the life cycle, food safety,
and ethnic influences on the American diet. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
DIT:206
SEMINAR: DIETETIC PRACTITIONER ISSUES
Discussion of the components of the health care delivery
system, including alternative medicine, and private and
governmental regulatory and provider agencies. Professional
self-development, health care issues and trends, preparation for
employment, and registration examination information will also
be included. Prerequisites: DIT:204 and Reading Proficiency.
DIT:208
FOOD SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT PRACTICUM
Practical application of management concepts and tools.
Provides an opportunity to observe and participate in food
service management situations and use management tools,
especially those related to budget and personnel
administration. Additional hours required. Prerequisites:
DIT:106, DIT:201 (may be taken concurrently), permission of
the program coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
DIT:209
COMMUNITY NUTRITION PRACTICUM
Advanced nutrition practicum, with emphasis on staff
performance. Students will function as staff members in patient
care or community education settings. Additional hours
required. Prerequisites: DIT:107, DIT:210 (may be taken
concurrently), permission of program coordinator and Reading
Proficiency.
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DIT:210
COMMUNITY NUTRITION
Study of the roles and resources of community/public health
nutrition professionals promoting wellness in the community.
Assessment of community nutritional needs, and planning,
implementing and evaluating nutrition education programs for
various age groups under different socio-economic conditions.
The legislative process, health care insurance industry, and
domestic food assistance programs will also be covered.
Prerequisites: DIT:115 or permission of the program
coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
DIT:214
NUTRITION THROUGH THE LIFE CYCLE
A study of every stage of the life cycle, normal growth and
development, common nutritional deficiencies, and nutrient
needs, including the impact of lifestyles, culture, economics and
values of nutritional intake. Basic assessment and practical
methods of delivering nutrition education are also addressed.
Prerequisites: DIT:115 and Reading Proficiency.
DIT:225
THE CULTURAL FEAST: AN INTRODUCTION TO
FOOD AND SOCIETY
This course will examine, through the common ground of food,
how cultural influences mold society. A central goal of the
course-to broaden students' horizons and to make them aware
of their own ethnocentric assumptions - will be accomplished
through experiencing different foods and customs and through
discussing cultural practices and values. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
Early Care and Education
ECE:101
INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CARE AND
EDUCATION
An overview of early childhood programs and curricula, history,
trends, and career opportunities are introduced. Quality
characteristics of the environment and the role of the
professional are examined. Five clock hours (minimum) of
observation of children in various settings is required.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in
RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:102
CREATIVE EXPERIENCES IN EARLY CARE AND
EDUCATION
This course introduces the expressive philosophy of creativity.
Students explore materials and tools useful in creative
expression across the curriculum. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:103
LANGUAGE AND LITERACY IN EARLY CARE
AND EDUCATION
Students examine quality literature appropriate for children
from infancy through age eight. Appropriate literacy
experiences of reading, writing, and language are practiced.
Students also examine methods of presentation and the
creation of literature-based settings. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:104
PRINCIPLES OF EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
This course focuses on the methodology for establishing
developmentally appropriate care and education for young
children. Topics include, designing appropriate physical
environments, play development and facilitation, tailoring
curriculum planning toward individual needs and interests of
children, and classroom management styles. Prerequisites:
ECE:101 and ECE:125 with grades of "C" or better and Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:105
CHILD DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY
Students will actively participate in the daily operation of a
quality early care and education setting for 6 hours each week,
plus additional seminar meetings. A qualified supervisor will
guide students through selecting, planning, and organizing
curriculum in developmentally appropriate ways. Students will
be involved in writing and implementing experiences for
children as well as reflecting on their own practice.
Prerequisites: ECE:104 (or concurrent enrollment), ECE:101
and ECE:125 all with minimum grades of "C" and Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
Spring 2010
ECE:108
INFANT, TODDLER AND TWO-YEAR-OLD
CHILDREN
This course is a study of the development of infants, toddlers,
and two-year-olds. It includes current theories of development
and a variety of caregiving practices for both the early care
practitioner and parent. Students will observe and participate
in an infant, toddler, or two-year-old setting a minimum of 10
hours during the semester. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency or
concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:124
CHILD NUTRITION, HEALTH AND SAFETY
This course will focus on health, nutrition and safety issues in
early care and education. Topics will include nutrition and
nutrition education, menu planning, indoor and outdoor safety,
childhood diseases and injuries and appropriate health and
hygiene practices for caregivers, as well as for children.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in
RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:125
CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT I
Students will study human development from conception to
age eight, including physical and motor, cognitive, language, social
and emotional development. There is an emphasis on the
interrelationship of growth and behavior in young children.
Eight clock hours (minimum) of observation is required.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in
RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:127
FAMILY AND TEACHER INTERACTIONS
Students will examine strategies and develop skills in effective
communication with individual parents and families. Reflections
on the contemporary American family, developing partnerships,
utilizing community resources, parent education meetings, and
home visiting will be included. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency
or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:200
GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN
A practical study of child guidance literature that includes
normative development, theory, and strategies for guiding
children's behavior at home and in diverse settings. Observation
and field study of children from infancy through age eight will be
the foundation of this course. A minimum of eight clock hours
of observation will be required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency
or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:201
MATH AND SCIENCE IN EARLY CARE AND
EDUCATION
Students will design and implement developmentally
appropriate experiences that enhance math and science
concepts for children birth to age eight. Various cognitive
theories and stages of development are integrated throughout
the course. Topics include implementation strategies, sensory
awareness, problem solving, thinking and questioning skills,
exploration and discovery learning. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:202
MOVEMENT AND MUSIC IN EARLY CARE AND
EDUCATION
The student will explore movement and music as it relates to
the development and interests of young children. Students will
prepare appropriate experiences in gross motor, fine motor,
perceptual motor and auditory perception, targeted toward
young children in diverse populations and settings. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or
ENG:070.
ECE:203
EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PRACTICUM I
The student will continue practice in developmentally
appropriate lesson planning, leading individual and group
experiences, utilizing observation and reflection techniques, and
demonstrating the ability to guide young children in positive
ways. The student will participate in an early childhood setting
for 9 hours each week, with additional seminar meetings.
Prerequisites: ECE:104 and ECE:105 with minimum grades of
"C" and Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in
RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:204
MANAGEMENT OF EARLY CARE AND
EDUCATION SETTINGS
This course focuses on the organizational and managerial
structure of various center and home-based settings. Topics
include licensing and accreditation standards, spatial design, fiscal
responsibilities, employment procedures, staff development,
marketing, and the planning and evaluation of center
operations. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency or concurrent
enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:205
CHILD AND SOCIETY
This course is an introduction to the sociology of child
development, emphasizing the role of the family, school, and
community in the socialization process.The effect of culture and
political forces upon the delivery of appropriate early care and
education is discussed, as well as available community resources
for a diverse society. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency or
concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
ECE:206
EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PRACTICUM II
The student will demonstrate the ability to execute all teaching
and caregiving aspects of the assigned early childhood setting.
Planning, implementation, developmentally appropriate
guidance methods, as well as professional job searching
preparation is included. The student will participate in an early
childhood setting for nine hours each week, with additional
seminar meetings. Prerequisite: ECE:203 with a minimum grade
of "C" and Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in
RDG:030 or ENG:070.
Education
EDU:120
ART FOR CHILDREN
The course will acquaint the student with art media and
methods appropriate for children. The student will develop
projects to promote the child's appreciation of art and to
integrate art into the total curriculum. (Same course as
ART:185.) Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
EDU:210
TEACHING PROFESSION WITH FIELD
EXPERIENCE
This course provides students an opportunity to observe
teaching and learning for 30 hours or more in P-12 classrooms.
Students are introduced to the requirements for teacher
preparation and certification. Students will examine
characteristics of effective teaching. The course is designed to
assist students in determining if a career in teaching is an
appropriate goal. Prerequisites: ENG:101 and Reading
Proficiency.
EDU:211
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
This course is designed to examine the historical, philosophical,
sociological, political, economic, and legal foundations of
American public education. Students will explore the nature of
school environments, design and organization of school
curricula, and characteristics of effective schools and instruction
in grades P-12. Educational structures, practices, and projections
for the future will be studied.Prerequisites: ENG:101 and
Reading Proficiency.
ECE:207
ACTIVITIES FOR SPECIAL INDIVIDUALS
Covers practical techniques for working with exceptional
individuals including task analysis and behavior modification.
Experience with screening instruments and charting behavior as
part of developing and implementing individualized programs
will be emphasized. Prerequisites: ECE:107 and Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
EDU:218
TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHERS
In this course students will learn how to integrate instructional
technology into the P-12 classroom. Students will study a
variety of software programs, presentation technology, and
telecommunication tools.The focus will also be on social, ethical,
legal, and human issues surrounding the use of technology.
Prerequisites: ENG:101 and Reading Proficiency.
ECE:208
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE
This course focuses upon the development expectations and
unique needs of the five through twelve-year-old in before and
after school settings and summer programs. Legal issues,
community resources, personnel relationships, nutrition and
health concerns, communication with families, administrative
procedures, and curriculum are discussed. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
EDU:219
EDUCATION OF EXCEPTIONAL LEARNERS
This survey course is an introduction to exceptional learners
and their education in grades P-12. Students will attain
knowledge, skills, and dispositions that will enable them to work
effectively with exceptional learners in general education or
special education. Prerequisites: EDU:217 or EDU:227 and
Reading Proficiency.
Economics
ECO:140
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
A study of basic economic concepts, institutions, and policies,
(both macro and micro) necessary for a general understanding
of the economy. Normally, Business Administration students and
other students who need a six-hour undergraduate sequence
in Economics, should take ECO:151 and ECO:152 instead of
ECO:140. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ECO:151
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
This course presents an introductory description and analysis of
economics from a national perspective. Included are the basic
concepts relating to supply, demand, income, taxation, exports,
imports, money and banking, consumption, savings and
investment. The course applies these concepts and their interrelationships to such problems as the general level of economic
activity, employment and unemployment, inflation, monetary
and fiscal policies, and economic growth and development.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ECO:152
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
Principles of Microeconomics is an introductory course that
describes and analyzes the behavior of households and business
firms in the economy. The course includes, among others, the
following topics: analysis of the demand and supply of goods
and services; price and output determination in competitive and
noncompetitive markets; the cost of production of goods and
services; determination of the level of rents, wages, interest
rates, and profits; international trade and comparative
advantage. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
EDU:226
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
This course will familiarize students with examples of good
children's books, for children from infancy to adolescence. It will
also help students develop the ability to evaluate a book,
analyze its appeal, and present it effectively. (Same course as
ENG:226.) Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
EDU:227
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
This course is designed to help students apply psychological
principles to teaching, learning, assessment and other
educational practices in P-12 classrooms. It will focus on the
learner and the learning process, teacher characteristics, and
classroom processes that increase student motivation. Student
diversity and appropriate instructional strategies for students
with special needs will also be introduced. Prerequisites:
EDU:210 and PSY:203, PSY:205 or PSY:214 and Reading
Proficiency.
Electrical/Electronic Engineering
Technology
EE:106
IBM PERSONAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION
AND REPAIR
This course will help you learn how to install and repair the
popular IBM series of personal computers. Connection and
setup of monitors, printers, hard disks, and memory will be
covered. Some previous electronics or computer experience is
recommended but not required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
EE:109
PERSONAL COMPUTER CONFIGURATION
This course is designed to teach the student to configure the
IBM-compatible personal computer for optimum performance.
Emphasis will be placed on the interaction between peripheral
equipment and applications. Prior experience with personal
computers and DOS is highly recommended. Additional hours
required. Prerequisites: EE:106 and Reading Proficiency.
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ECE:107
EARLY CARE AND SPECIAL EDUCATION
Students will be introduced to the field of early care and special
education with a focus on intervention and the role of the
teacher. The course includes screening, assessment, and
working with families. Five clock hours (minimum) of
observation and field study is required. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or ENG:070.
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EE:112
TECHNICAL ELECTRONICS I
The basic principles of electronics will be introduced in this
course. Semi-conductor theory with emphasis on diodes and
transistors.The diode and bipolar devices will be studied in their
applications to rectifiers, small signal amplifiers and power
amplifiers. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
Concurrent enrollment in EE:110 and EE:111 and Reading
Proficiency.
Engineering Graphics
EE:130
ELECTRIC CIRCUITS I
This course begins with the basic physical and electrical units
and proceeds to network theorems. Emphasis is on analysis and
understanding of circuits. Laboratory experiments parallel
classroom work. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
Previous or concurrent enrollment in MTH:144 and Reading
Proficiency.
EGR:100
ENGINEERING DRAWING
This course uses a combination of instruments and CAD
systems for making drawings. The course includes use of
instruments, lettering, geometrical constructions, technical
sketching, principles of orthographic projection, pictorial
drawing, descriptive geometry, sectional views and conventions,
auxiliary views and dimensioning. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: EGR:050, previous drafting work or permission of
department and Reading Proficiency.
EE:131
ELECTRIC CIRCUITS II
A continuation of EE: 130, it begins with single phase alternating
voltages and currents and proceeds through non-sinusoidal
voltages and currents to polyphase circuits. Additional lab hours
required. Prerequisites: EE:130, MTH:144 and Reading
Proficiency.
EE:132
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Theory and characteristics of most of the electronic devices
used in industry. Basic practical circuits will be presented to
reinforce the theory. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: Previous or concurrent enrollment in EE:131 and
Reading Proficiency.
EE:233
DIGITAL LOGIC
Digital computer fundamentals from the systems and circuit
approach and an introduction to the basic theory of analog
computers. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: EE:112
or EE:132 or EE:101, MTH:124 and Reading Proficiency.
EE:235
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS
The fundamental theory and application of communications
circuits and devices. The study of radar fundamentals,
transmission lines, and electromagnetic interference will be
included. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: EE:234 or
BE:251 and Reading Proficiency.
EE:236
PLC/PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER
This course presents the fundamentals of ladder logic (formerly
relay logic) used in modern industrial controllers. Basic elements
such as timers, counters, and sequencers are studied, as well as
traditional methods of applying them to machine control.
Students will program and perform laboratory experiments
with programmable logic controllers, using the Allen Bradley
SLC 500 family and the Micrologic series, with an introduction
to control logic. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
GE:101 or EE:233 or ME:140 or department approval and
Reading Proficiency.
EE:241
TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF
POWER
This course is a general study of the sources of energy, types of
generating stations, their comparative merits, transmission and
distribution systems. Topics on transmission and distribution
include types of construction, terminal facilities, equipment and
protection against faults. Over-all system behavior, stability and
industrial utilization of electrical energy are included. Attention
is also given to the consideration of electric utility economics.
Prerequisites: EE:131 and Reading Proficiency.
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EE:242
INTRODUCTION TO MICROPROCESSORS
This course will focus on the structure of a microcomputer
input/output central processor and control units, memory
programming techniques, logic circuits and arithmetic
operations. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: GE:101
and EE:233, or department approval and Reading Proficiency.
Emergency Medical Technology
EMT:121
EMERGENCY CARE, PRINCIPLES, AND
TECHNIQUES
This course meets all the current requirements for Missouri
State EMT-Basic licensure. It includes the assessment and care of
the sick and injured, pediatric and geriatric emergencies,
childbirth, defibrillation, lifting and moving of patients, hazardous
material situations and the use of adjunctive EMS equipment.
Prerequisites: American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR) for Health Care Providers and Reading
Proficiency.
EGR:050
FUNDAMENTALS OF DRAFTING
First course in drafting for persons with little or no previous
drafting coursework. Practice of using drafting tools, board skills,
good line work, lettering, geometric construction, accurate
layout of multiview and pictorial drawings and basic
dimensioning will be emphasized. Additional lab hours required.
EGR:104
ELECTRONIC DRAFTING
Review of basic drafting with emphasis on technical sketching
and lettering. Topics include schematic diagrams, block diagrams,
electronic symbols, etched circuit layout, wiring diagrams,
mechanical and electronic detail and assembly drawings.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
EGR:133
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOCAD I
Fundamentals of the AutoCAD drafting system. Drawing setup:
units, limits, layers, linetypes, colors. Drawing procedures: points,
lines, arcs, circles. Special features: polylines, blocks, dimensioning,
cross-hatching, plotting. Prerequisites: EGR:050 and Reading
Proficiency.
EGR:140
COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING AND DESIGN I
This course provides the student with knowledge and
implementation of skills used in Computer Aided Drafting.
Computer drawings will include geometric constructions,
multiple views, sectional views, and dimensioning. Computer
operations will include editing, filing and retrieving drawings to
produce an industrial quality drawing using a plotter. Additional
lab hours required. Prerequisites: EGR:100 and GE:101 or
department approval and Reading Proficiency.
EGR:141
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOCAD II
Continuation of Introduction to AutoCAD 1. DOS for
AutoCAD, Blocks, attributes, symbol libraries, bill of material
extraction, screen and tablet menus, digitizing drawings, slides
and slide shows, introduction to LISP language. Prerequisites:
EGR:133 and Reading Proficiency.
EGR:255
ADVANCED COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING
Topics covered in this course will include 2-D and 3-D drawing
concepts, customizing menus, creating macros, symbol libraries,
bill of material extraction, creating production drawings,
modeling and shading. Assigned labs will include an extended
project and portfolio development. Prerequisites: EGR:141 or
EGR:140 or EGR:144 and Reading Proficiency.
EGR:256
SOLID MODELING WITH CATIA
This course is designed for students with 3-D modeling
experience to learn the use of 3-D solid modeling using the
CATIA CAD package. The student will productively develop
solid models, detail drawings and product assemblies. Additional
hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Engineering Science
ESC:100
ENGINEERING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND
DESIGN
This course provides the student with basic skills in the use of
Computer Aided Drafting (CAD), word-processing,
spreadsheets, and computer math software. Students will be
divided into teams to solve an engineering related design
problem. They will need to conceptualize and build their
project/product, and prepare and present a report. They will
utilize the computer and applications software they have
learned in the class as a tool in preparation and presentation of
their report. Prerequisites: MTH:140 or higher and Reading
Proficiency.
ESC:101
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
This course emphasizes instruction in computer programming
language to solve engineering problems. Instruction will include
such topics as: study of digital computer systems, programming
techniques, program structure, coding, execution, debugging and
verification of programs. Computer laboratory exercises will be
conducted to analyze, interpret and synthesize engineering data.
Prerequisites: MTH:160 (A, B or C) or higher and Reading
Proficiency.
ESC:200
ENGINEERING CIRCUITS I
This is a problem-solving course that develops analytical skills
important for all engineering disciplines as well as fundamental
circuit theory for electrical engineers. The course covers circuit
elements and the fundamental laws governing their behavior,
network theorems, and analysis techniques, including transient
responses. Circuit simulation using computer models and
practical circuit testing are included in the laboratory work.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: PHY:122,
concurrent enrollment in MTH:230 and Reading Proficiency.
ESC:203
ENGINEERING MECHANICS I
Application of the principles of mechanics to the solution of
engineering problems involving particles and systems in
equilibrium. Topics include force systems in equilibrium, centers
of gravity, friction, moments of inertia. Where appropriate,
vector analysis is used. Prerequisites: PHY:122 and Reading
Proficiency.
ESC:204
ENGINEERING MECHANICS II
Application of the principles of mechanics to the solution of
engineering problems involving particle and rigid body motion.
Topics include linear, curvilinear relative motion, energy, impulse,
and momentum. Where appropriate, vector methods are used.
Prerequisites: ESC:203 and Reading Proficiency.
ESC:205
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
Application of principles of mechanics to engineering problems
of strength and stiffness. Topics include stress, strain, thin
cylinders, beams, torsion, columns, and combined stresses at a
point. Prerequisites: ESC:203 and Reading Proficiency.
ESC:206
STRENGTH OF MATERIALS LAB
This is the laboratory component of the Mechanics of Materials
course (ESC:205). Students will perform tension, compression,
shear, torsion, bending, and hardness tests on various materials
in a materials testing laboratory. The students will be required
to document their test data and write reports summarizing the
test and results. Prerequisites: Concurrent or prior enrollment
in ESC:205 and Reading Proficiency.
ESC:207
ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS
Energy transformations and the relation of energy to the states
of matter. Fundamental laws, concepts and modes of analysis
which underlie all applications of energy conversion in
engineering. Prerequisites: MTH:230, PHY:223 and Reading
Proficiency.
English
ENG:001
THE SENTENCE
This course will help students master the fundamentals of
sentence writing and punctuation. It is a skill-building course.
ENG:002
SPELLING
This course will point out to the student specific spelling
problems as well as provide the student with the means to
eliminate such spelling problems.
ENG:003
SENTENCE COMBINING
Using a selected sequence of sentence building exercises, this
course will help students develop a feel for both sentence
structure and paragraph organization. It is a "skill-building"
course, whose main purpose is to help students hear the
stylistic options available to them and to help them see patterns
of development, both in sentences and paragraphs.
ENG:004
GRAMMAR REVIEW
This course will provide instruction for students who need
extensive help with writing problems which may include
punctuation, capitalization, usage, sentence construction,
coherence and organization.
ENG:005
WRITING IMPROVEMENT
Students work individually on writing style, documentation, and
other problems of advanced expository writing.
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ENG:007
BUSINESS WRITING REVIEW
This course will provide instruction in business writing formats:
e-mails, letters, memos, and/or reports.
ENG:013
ESL: ACADEMIC ENGLISH PREP
This course is designed for non-native English speakers who
need to improve basic language skills before beginning the ESL
Academic English sequence. Students will work individually with
the assistance of the designated ESL support staff. Prerequisites:
Michigan Test and writing sample.
ENG:014
ESL: ACADEMIC LISTENING COMPREHENSION
This course is designed to help non-native English speakers
increase their ability in listening comprehension. Students will
work individually with the assistance of the designated ESL
support staff.
ENG:015
ESL: VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT FOR NONNATIVE SPEAKERS
This course is designed to help non-native English speakers
increase their knowledge of English vocabulary, especially idioms
and general academic vocabulary. Students will work individually
with the assistance of the designated ESL support staff.
ENG:016
ESL: GRAMMAR REVIEW FOR NON-NATIVE
ENGLISH SPEAKERS
This course provides practice for non-native English speakers
who need supplementary instruction in English grammar.
Students will apply grammar rules through writing and editing
activities. Students will work individually with the assistance of
the designated ESL support staff. Prerequisite(s): ENG:051
and/or ENG:061.
ENG:017
ESL: WRITING SKILLS
This course is designed for students who need to demonstrate
improved skills in Academic English outcomes before
proceeding to the next level. Students will work individually
with the assistance of the designated ESL support staff.
Prerequisites: ENG:050, ENG:060 or ENG:070 and
recommendation of instructor.
ENG:020
DEVELOPMENTAL ENGLISH
This course provides comprehensive review and intensive drill
in the fundamentals of English sentences and paragraphs. Near
the end of the semester, students will be counseled concerning
their progress and what additional work they may need to
accomplish their particular writing goals. Prerequisite: Previous
or concurrent enrollment in appropriate reading course.
ENG:030
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING
This course is designed primarily to help prepare students for
successful work in College Composition I, though it may benefit
anyone desiring to improve basic grammar and writing skills.The
course focuses on fundamental writing problems through
extensive work in the construction of sentences, paragraphs,
and short essays. Previous or concurrent enrollment in a
developmental reading course is encouraged. Near the end of
the semester, students will be counseled concerning their
progress and what additional work they may need to
accomplish their particular writing goals. Prerequisite: ENG:020
with grade of "C" or better or recommendation of department.
ENG:032
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING LAB
Students study a series of grammatical elements in order to
eliminate structural and grammatical mistakes in their writing.
Topics include sentence patterns, punctuation, and sentence
combining.
ENG:050
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE
SPEAKERS I
This course is designed for non-native English speakers who
wish to develop English language skills necessary for success in
college courses. Instruction in the course will promote overall
English language proficiency, with an intensive focus on reading
and writing. Additional hours in lab or with an ESL tutor may be
required. Prerequisite: Recommendation of ESL staff.
ENG:051
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE
SPEAKERS I
This course provides non-native English speakers with a review
of basic English grammar rules, with attention given to form,
meaning, and use. Students will apply rules through speaking and
writing activities. Prerequisite: Recommendation of ESL staff.
ENG:053
LISTENING AND NOTE-TAKING FOR NONNATIVE SPEAKERS
This course is designed for non-native speakers who are new
to the higher education system in the USA. Students will
develop all language skills, with a focus on listening and notetaking skills, vocabulary, and lecture and discussion structure and
content. Prerequisite: Recommendation of ESL staff.
ENG:060
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE
SPEAKERS II
This course is designed for non-native English speakers who
have demonstrated general fluency in reading and writing
English, and need to develop clarity in using English for academic
purposes. Instruction in the course will focus on reading and
writing responses to texts. Additional hours in lab or with ESL
tutor may be recommended. Prerequisites: ENG:050 and
ENG:051 with grades of "C" or better.
ENG:061
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE
SPEAKERS II
This course provides non-native English speakers with an
intensive review of basic English grammar, with emphasis on
application of rules to academic reading and writing tasks.
Prerequisite: ENG:050 and ENG:051 with grades of "C" or
better.
ENG:102
COLLEGE COMPOSITION II
This is a course in longer units of composition including the
documented research paper, argumentation, and criticism.
Prerequisites: ENG:100 or ENG:101 with a grade of "C" or
better or department approval and Reading Proficiency.
ENG:103
REPORT WRITING
This course offers instruction in the kinds of writing required in
fields such as business, technology, and health science. Students
plan, write, and revise letters, memos, reports, abstracts, and
other forms of practical writing. Emphasis is given to writing for
particular audiences to solve "real world" writing problems.
Prerequisites: ENG:100 or ENG:101 with a grade of "C" or
better or department approval and Reading Proficiency.
ENG:104
HONORS COLLEGE COMPOSITION I
This course is designed for students who have demonstrated
above average ability. It covers the same subject matter as
ENG:101, but offers a more challenging and a more rewarding
experience for the students recommended for this course.
Prerequisites: Permission of Honors coordinator and Reading
Proficiency.
ENG:105
HONORS COLLEGE COMPOSITION II
This course is designed for students who have demonstrated
above average ability in ENG:101. It covers the same subject
matter as ENG:102, that is, argumentative writing, critical
analysis, and research papers. But ENG:105 offers a more
challenging and a more rewarding experience for the students
recommended for this course. Prerequisites: ENG:101 or
ENG:104 with a grade of "C" or better, permission of Honors
coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
ENG:062
SPOKEN COMMUNICATION AND
PRONUNCIATION FOR NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS
This course is designed for non-native English speakers who
wish to improve their comprehensibility in communicating in
English. The course will provide practice in stress, rhythm, and
intonation patterns, and in troublesome consonant and vowel
sounds. Prerequisite: Recommendation of ESL staff.
ENG:110
CREATIVE WRITING
This is a workshop for beginning and experienced writers. It is
designed to encourage and guide students interested in writing
poetry, fiction, and drama. Students will be required to produce
a certain number of manuscripts, depending upon the form in
which they are writing, and to read occasional brief selections.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:070
ENG:114
WRITING PLAYS AND FILMSCRIPTS
This course is designed for the student who has already
experimented with several types of creative writing and who
wishes special work in a single area. A workshop format will be
used with emphasis on the discussion of student work in class.
Some lectures will be given, involving the various facets of the
writer's role from planning to publication. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR NON-NATIVE
SPEAKERS III
This course is designed to facilitate non-native English speakers'
performance in college-level courses which require moderate
to heavy amounts of reading, writing, and note-taking. Students
recommended to take ENG:070 will have achieved the reading
and writing performance outcomes of ENG:050 and ENG:060,
but still need to improve grammatical and lexical accuracy in a
variety of writing tasks. Reading and writing assignments will be
linked to assignments in content areas. Prerequisites: ENG:060
and ENG:061 with grades of "C" or better and ENG:053.
ENG:080
ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR NON-NATIVE
SPEAKERS III
This course is for non-native English speakers who need to
improve the grammatical accuracy in their written English
before exiting the ESL program. The course will provide
students with intensive reinforcement and practice of structures
taught in previous grammar courses. Written practice will
emphasize personal essays and tasks related to shorter
academic reading passages. Prerequisites: ENG:060 and
ENG:061, or permissions of ESL staff.
ENG:101
COLLEGE COMPOSITION I
This course is designed to meet the writing needs of a wide
variety of students in the following ways: 1) prepares students
who will continue in college to write acceptable college-level
expository essays, 2) provides career students with a strong
base for technical and business writing, 3) familiarizes all
students with the kinds of writing skills that will be valuable in
their everyday experience, 4) provides students with some
awareness of the way language functions and affects their lives.
To help reach these goals, the course will focus on the elements
of clear writing, well-organized expository essays, the necessary
critical thinking that must always precede expository writing,
analytical reading, and, when necessary, a review of the
principles of grammar. Prerequisites: ENG:030 with a grade of
"C" or better or recommendation of department and Reading
Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030.
ENG:201
INTRODUCTION TO FICTION
The enjoyment, appreciation, and understanding of American,
European, African, and Oriental fiction are the goals of this
course. The class will explore imagery, symbolism and style, as
well as other elements of fiction in short stories and novels.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:202
INTRODUCTION TO POETRY AND PLAYS
This course focuses on the pleasures of poetry and drama. By
reading, analysis, discussions and student projects, the student
should gain a familiarity with the statements and craft of a
selection of American, European, African and Oriental poems
and plays. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:203
AMERICAN LITERATURE
American Literature will provide the students with an
opportunity to confront a significant part of their literary
heritage. This course examines the broad social and ethnic
diversity of American writers; it shows how Americans live now
and how they used to live. It covers a broad range of subject
matter and literary types. It concentrates on appreciation. Also,
it pays some attention to the ways in which the works
experienced relate to our historical and cultural values.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:204
AMERICAN LITERATURE BEFORE 1865
Presenting the literature written prior to 1865 in the United
States, this course covers pre-colonial, colonial, revolutionary
and national literature through the Civil War. The course
includes writers such as Bradford, Bradstreet, Cooper, Emerson,
Franklin, Hawthorne, Irving, Melville, Paine, Poe, Thoreau and
Wheatley. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
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ENG:006
WRITING EFFECTIVE PARAGRAPHS
This course will help students who have already mastered the
writing of sentences to learn about writing longer forms.
Beginning with the writing of good topic sentences, it will
proceed to consider such issues as paragraph development,
unity and coherence. Thus, it will provide an additional valuable
support for students who intend to write essays, business
letters, stories and other longer prose forms.
St. Louis Community College
ENG:205
AMERICAN LITERATURE BETWEEN 1865 AND
1945
Presenting United States literature written between 1865 and
1945, this course includes writers such as Adams, Cather,
Chopin, Crane, Cullen, Cummings, Dickinson, DuBois, Eliot,
Faulkner, Fitzgerald, Frost, Gilman, H.D., Hemingway, Hughes,
James, Jewett, Millay, Moore, O'Neill, Porter, Pound, Stevens,
Twain, Washington, Wharton, Whitman, Williams. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
ENG:224
FICTION WRITING
This is a workshop for the student who has already
experimented with several forms of creative writing and who
wishes special, focused work in writing stories. The workshop
format will allow for in-depth discussion of student work in
class. Some lectures and other kinds of presentations will be
given, involving various aspects of the writer's activity from initial
inspiration to preparation of manuscripts for publication.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:206
AMERICAN LITERATURE AFTER 1945
Presenting United States literature after 1945, this course
includes writers such as Albee, Baldwin, Bellow, Bishop, Brooks,
Ellison, Erdrich, Ginsberg, Gluck, Kingston, Levertov, Lowell,
Malamud, Miller, Morrison, Plath, Rich, Sexton, Shepard, Silko,
Snyder, Updike, Vonnegut, Welty, Williams, and Wright.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:225
POETRY WRITING
This course is designed for the student who has already
experimented with several types of creative writing and who
wants special work in the writing of poems. A workshop format
will emphasize consideration of student works. Some lectures
and presentations will be given, involving the various facets of
the writer's role from inspiration to preparing manuscripts for
publication. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:207
HUMOR IN AMERICAN LITERATURE
This course explores American humor primarily in written
sketches, short stories, and novels by authors from Twain and
Thurber to Bombeck and Vonnegut. It also analyzes jokes,
movies, comic strips, stand-up comedians, and television sitcoms. The course questions what American humor is, what
forces have shaped its growth, what personal and social
functions it serves, and what value it might have for
contemporary Americans. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:226
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
This course will familiarize students with examples of good
children's books, for children from infancy to adolescence. It will
also help students develop the ability to evaluate a book,
analyze its appeal, and present it effectively. (Same course as
EDU:226.) Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:211
BRITISH LITERATURE AFTER 1800
This course covers representative works of major British
writers from William Blake at the beginning of the nineteenth
century to James Joyce in the twentieth century. The material
may consist of poetry, prose essays, short stories, novels and
plays. Upon successful completion of the course, students
should be aware of the dominant social, cultural and artistic
concerns of the period as reflected in the literature.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:227
LITERATURE OF THE SOUTH
Although the South is an integral part of America, it has always
considered itself a place set apart from the rest. This course will
explore whether Southerners do have a particular point of
view. It will examine whether Southern literature is different
from literature written in other parts of the country and the
nature of that difference. This course will analyze these issues by
examining works written by Southern men and women, both
black and white. Although the course will include works from
the 19th century, the majority will come from the 20th century.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:213
THE SHORT NOVEL
Some of the greatest fiction is neglected because of its length-too long for short story collections and too short to be
included in courses on the novel. This is the short novel or
novella--a distinct literary type. Students in this course will study
works by such writers as Melville, Tolstoy, Baldwin, Dostoyevski,
Chopin, Conrad, Faulkner, Porter, Wright and others.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:228
STUDIES IN LITERATURE
This course offers a basic introduction to literature, by being
organized around specific themes, historical periods, or genres,
which may vary from semester to semester. Students will learn
how to read, analyze, write about, and appreciate literature by
focusing on particular issues raised by the related works that
the course addresses. Refer to "Schedule of Credit Courses" for
current course topics. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:215
POPULAR LITERATURE: FANTASY AND
HORROR
The course will focus on major themes and writers in the
horror and fantasy genre (science fiction may be discussed but
will not be the primary aim of the course). By looking at major
works of fantasy and horror from the gothic romances to the
20th century, students will study the causes, effects and nature
of the genre. Readings will be supplemented by films.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:229
INTERMEDIATE WRITING WORKSHOP
This is a workshop for students of all ages and backgrounds
with some creative writing experience who want to begin or
continue creative writing projects with the support and help of
an instructor and peers. Projects may include poetry, fiction,
scripts, personal essays, memoirs, and career-related writing.
Students will contract to do the kinds of writing projects they
choose. Prerequisites: ENG:110 or permission of the instructor
and Reading Proficiency.
ENG:216
WOMEN IN LITERATURE
An exploration of the role of women in fiction, drama, poetry
and other literary genres, with primary emphasis on works
written by women. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:230
ENVIRONMENTAL LITERATURE
This college-level course is a study of literature about nature
and the environment. The students will read and discuss a
selection of non-fiction, fiction, and poetry written by prominent
authors about the natural world and related topics.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:217
MAJOR BLACK WRITERS
An examination of a selection of works by major black authors
whose writings have gained public attention by virtue of their
excellence or historical significance. Discussions will include
considerations of topical relevance and literary form and style.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Course Descriptions
ENG:218
LITERATURE OF AMERICAN MINORITIES
A study of American minority (racial and religious) experience
and cultural contributions to the nation by explaining them
through literature. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
ENG:222
MAJOR BRITISH WRITERS
A survey of the works of major British writers from Chaucer to
Joyce, this course will analyze themes and techniques in poetry,
drama, and prose. The student will discover central issues in
British culture and gain an enriched appreciation of the British
roots and parallels of American culture. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
ENG:231
WORLD LITERATURE
This course offers an introduction to literature organized
around works by writers from outside the United States. Its
geographical focus varies from semester to semester, as do its
choices of literary genres. Students will learn how to read,
analyze, write about, and enjoy literature. They will learn to see
literature in its historical and cultural contexts. They will also
grow by learning about literature of other cultures. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
ENG:233
WRITING CREATIVE NONFICTION
This course is for the student who wants to focus on nonfiction
prose forms such as personal essays, travel narratives, and/or
biographies. This workshop format will allow for in-depth
discussion of students' writings in class. Some lectures and
presentations will be given, involving various aspects of the
writer's activity from initial inspiration to preparation for
publication. Prerequisites: ENG:101 with a grade of "C" or
better or equivalent and Reading Proficiency.
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Finance
FIN:100
PERSONAL FINANCE
This course involves the study of personal financial planning and
is intended to provide the student with a basis of knowledge
that will enable the individual to better manage their income
while maximizing the value received for the expenditures made.
This course also addresses the safeguarding of assets and will
provide the student with the tools for developing their own
financial plan. Topics may include financial planning, developing
personal financial statements and plans, insurance needs, basic
taxing theories, and stock market options for personal financial
planning. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Fire Protection
FIR:105
INSPECTION AND FIRE PREVENTION
Inspection surveying and mapping procedures associated with
the organization and function of fire prevention. A survey of the
various codes and standards; how these various standards are
used in inspecting buildings for fire hazards; how to actually
inspect a building with respect to existing fire protection
equipment-structural details that must be known to avoid
undue loss in case of fire. Opportunity will be provided to make
at least one complete inspection and report on an operating
industry. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
FIR:205
FIRE SCIENCE HYDRAULICS
A study of the mechanics of liquids, particularly as pertains to
water flow, hydrants, pumps, standpipes, hoses, nozzles, sprinkler
systems as adapted to fire fighting practices. This involves
interpretation of readings from various kinds of manometers,
pressure gauges, and hydrostatic devices. Fluids in motion, head
calculations, pumping problems, friction losses, cavitation,
velocity of flow, use of pitot and venturi meters, are studied.
Also the problems of supplying fire service pumpers and
efficiently using them is studied. Prerequisites: MTH:124 and
Reading Proficiency.
FIR:207
CODES AND ORDINANCES
A detailed study of national, state and local ordinances
applicable to the fire service and electrical, plumbing and
building codes. Some coverage of problems in mutual aid pacts
and agreements with other fire departments, and relations with
civil defense and other government agencies. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
French
FRE:101
ELEMENTARY FRENCH I
A beginning course presenting the basic sentence structure and
vocabulary necessary to participate in elementary French
conversation and to begin reading short French passages.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
FRE:102
ELEMENTARY FRENCH II
A continuation of FRE:101. Students complete basic elements
of French grammar, increase their vocabulary and gain added
facility in speaking and reading French. Additional lab hours
required. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: FRE:101
or 2 years of high school French and Reading Proficiency.
FRE:201
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I
A continuation of FRE:102. Emphasis is on becoming proficient
in using the language so that students can function in a
francophone culture. Primary concentration is on developing
speaking and listening skills. Testing is both oral and written.
Prerequisites: FRE:102 or 3 or more years of high school French
and Reading Proficiency.
FRE:202
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II
The major emphasis is preparing students to be functioning
members of a French speaking community. The student will gain
the linguistic skills necessary to perform in everyday situations.
Speaking and listening skills are further developed. Testing is
both oral and written. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: FRE:201 or 4 or more years of high school French
and Reading Proficiency.
Spring 2010
General Engineering
FD:101
FUNERAL MANAGEMENT/MERCHANDISING
The practices and procedures of establishing a funeral home
are covered including personnel management, vital statistics,
records and forms. Government regulations of OSHA, FTC and
ADA are studied. An in-depth study of merchandising funeral
goods including caskets and vaults is covered. Prerequisites:
Admitted to Funeral Directing program and Reading
Proficiency.
GE:101
TECHNICAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
This course is an introduction to the use of personal computers
in technology. Topics of this course include PC hardware,
operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, graphics and
the Internet. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
FD:104
FUNERAL SERVICE LAW
This course identifies the methods of disposing of human
remains and the legal responsibilities of the funeral director.
Principles of both mortuary and business law are covered from
the local, state and federal level. Cemetery regulations, liability
and pre-need are also studied. Prerequisites: Admitted to
Funeral Directing program and Reading Proficiency.
Funeral Service Education
FNL:102
MORTUARY LAW
Principles of mortuary law; duties, rights and liabilities for final
disposition. Business law; public and personal liability; business
organization; licensing and zoning regulations. Probate
proceedings, social security and life insurance benefits.
Prerequisite: Must have permission of program director and
Reading Proficiency.
FNL:103
EMBALMING CHEMISTRY
This course is a survey of the basic principles of chemistry as
they relate to funeral service. In this course there is a major
emphasis on chemical principles and precautions involved in
sanitation, disinfection, public health and embalming practice.
The government regulation of chemicals currently used in
funeral service is reviewed. Prerequisites: MTH:007 or
MTH:030, currently enrolled in Funeral Service Education
program and Reading Proficiency.
FNL:104
FUNERAL SERVICE EQUIPMENT
Designed to give the student a working knowledge of
equipment items, manufacturing and use of such items. Study of
caskets and vaults. Field trips and guest lecturers. Prerequisites:
Must have permission of program director and Reading
Proficiency.
FNL:200
RESTORATIVE ART
A study of facial anatomy, color relationships and restorations.
Students will develop skill in anatomical modeling and
cosmetics. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
Sophomore standing in Funeral Service Education program and
Reading Proficiency.
FNL:205
FUNERAL SERVICE SEMINAR
Advanced management techniques and advanced technical
procedures; research into current problems in funeral service;
group discussion and problem solving. Practical applications and
demonstrations of management counseling and funeral
arrangement techniques. Prerequisites: Sophomore standing in
Funeral Service Education program and Reading Proficiency.
FNL:207
EMBALMING PRACTICUM II
Students placed in local funeral homes to work under the direct
supervision of licensed embalmer to gain knowledge of
procedures used in embalming human remains for funeral
services. Continuation of Embalming Practicum I with special
emphasis on funeral directing and funeral home management.
Prerequisites:Previous or concurrent enrollment in FNL:201
and Reading Proficiency.
FNL:208
PATHOLOGY FOR FUNERAL SERVICE
Divisions and importance of pathology, nature and causes of
diseases, to include: inflammation, repair and recuperation of
tissue, tumors, diseases of the heart, respiratory and digestive
systems are covered as well as microscopic examination of
autopsy and surgical specimens. Prerequisites: Sophomore
standing in Funeral Service Education program or department
approval and Reading Proficiency.
GE:122
ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Students will work in teams to design and build solutions to
authentic engineering problems. Student teams will make
progress reports to their peers, mentor and instructor, and will
present their research paper and defend their projects to a
panel of engineers, business leaders and instructors for
professional review and feedback. Prerequisites: GE:121 and
EGR:147 or ME:121; or ME:151 and EGR:100.
GE:131
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ORIENTATION
An introduction to the opportunities and responsibilities of an
engineering technician. Exposure to the various fields of
technology will be made by field trips, movies and guest
lectures. Introduction to materials, techniques and college
services which will assist the student in completing a technology
program will be presented. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
GE:290
WORKPLACE LEARNING: GENERAL
ENGINEERING
This workplace-based course provides the student the
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field and a faculty member.
Students will observe and participate in the functions of the
industry to enhance their preparation for entering the field.
Minimum 50 hours per credit hour in the workplace
throughout the term. Prerequisites: Department approval and
Reading Proficiency.
GEO:111
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
Introduction to the theoretical and practical aspects of the
composition and structure of the earth. Additional lab hours
required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
GEO:113
OCEANOGRAPHY
This is a course covering all areas of oceanographic study. The
primary emphasis is physical oceanography, i.e. waves, tides,
currents, shoreline ocean basins, ocean sediments, and
properties of salt water. A portion of the course (approximately
1/4) covers marine ecology and marine life. A student
completing this course should have a much heightened
awareness of the water mass that covers over 70% of the
earth's surface. Man's interactions with this environment are
constantly emphasized. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
German
GER:101
ELEMENTARY GERMAN I
A beginning course presenting the basic sentence structure and
vocabulary necessary to participate in elementary German
conversation and to begin reading short German passages.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
GER:102
ELEMENTARY GERMAN II
A continuation of GER:101. Students complete the basic
elements of German grammar, increase their vocabulary and
gain added facility in speaking and reading German. Additional
lab hours required. Prerequisites: GER:101 or 2 or more years
of high school German and Reading Proficiency.
Geography
GER:201
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I
A continuation of GER:102. Emphasis is on speaking German. A
review of grammar assists the student in perfecting basic skills.
A variety of up-to-date literary and cultural selections are read
and form the basis for classroom discussions. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: GER:102 or 3 or more years of
high school German and Reading Proficiency.
GEG:100
Global Education
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY: THE EASTERN
WORLD
This geography course surveys the continents of Asia, Africa,
Australia and the Pacific World including countries. The survey
includes the physical, cultural, economic, and political roles of
these countries within the family of nations. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
GEG:101
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY: THE WESTERN
WORLD
This geography course includes a survey of the continents of
Europe, Anglo-America and Latin America, the area's major
countries and their physical, cultural, economic, and political
roles within the family of nations. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
GEG:103
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
A study of the physical earth, emphasizing the principles of
weather, climate, natural vegetation soils and landforms. This
course may be used to satisfy a natural science requirement.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
GEG:106
U.S. AND WORLD GEOGRAPHY
This geography course surveys the continents of the Earth,
including the nature of living environments of geographical
areas and the geography of cities, their regional functions,
location and cultural landscape. The survey includes weather,
climate, resources, and land forms. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
Geology
GEO:100
EARTH SCIENCE
This introductory geoscience course will focus on the geologic
events since the origin of the earth, the interior structure of the
earth, plate tectonics, earthquakes, volcanoes, rocks, minerals,
and surface processes. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
GEO:103
ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
Geologic hazards, natural resources and land-use planning will
be considered with emphasis on problems caused by man.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
GLE:101
GLOBAL EDUCATION STUDIES
This course will present an opportunity for students to travel to
and to engage in the direct study of international cultures in
order to foster an enhanced sensitivity to, appreciation of, and
an understanding of the global community. Prerequisites:
Permission of instructor and Reading Proficiency.
Health Information Technology
HIT:101
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
This course provides a broad survey of the language of
medicine and health technologies. Students learn to accurately
spell and define common medical terms related to major
disease processes, diagnostic procedures, laboratory tests,
abbreviations, drugs, and treatment modalities. Emphasis is
placed on formation, definition and pronunciation. (Same as
course IS:205). Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HIT:102
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGY
This course introduces healthcare data content and structure
including its collection, arrangement, presentation, and
verification. Healthcare data sets, primary and secondary record
systems, and data quality and integrity are introduced. Students
learn how IT supports healthcare delivery and they are
introduced to health information systems concepts and
applications. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HIT:103
HEALTHCARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS
This course describes the organization of healthcare delivery in
the United States. Students are introduced to healthcare
organizations, their structure and operations, external
standards, regulations and initiatives including licensure,
certification, accreditation, and HIPAA. Payment and
reimbursement methodologies are discussed for each type of
healthcare provider and setting. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
HIT:104
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DISEASE
This course provides an overview of disease processes affecting
the human body via an integrated approach to specific disease
entities, including the study of causes, diagnosis and treatment of
disease. Typical health record data is interpreted. Prerequisites:
BIO:215, HIT:101 and Reading Proficiency.
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Funeral Directing
St. Louis Community College
HIT:105
PHARMACOLOGY FOR HEALTH INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS
This course provides an overview of pharmacy therapy
available for clinical management of patient care. Specific disease
states and the drugs used to alleviate and treat various
conditions are studied. Prerequisites: BIO:215, HIT:101 and
Reading Proficiency.
HIT:106
DIAGNOSIS CODING SYSTEMS I
This course introduces learners to clinical coding, classifications,
taxonomies, nomenclatures and clinical vocabularies. Students
will learn principles and applications of ICD-9-CM, ICD-10-CM,
DSM-IV and the relationship of DRGs to coding. Use of
computerized encoding and application software and work
processes to support clinical classification and coding is
required. Prerequisites: HIT:101, HIT:102, BIO:215 and Reading
Proficiency.
HIT:109
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION I
This course is designed to develop skill in
keyboarding/formatting and in transcribing from machine
dictation in a variety of medical documents, such as forms,
correspondence, consultation and simple reports.
Reinforcement of medical terminology and language skills, use
of reference materials, ethics, and confidentiality are
emphasized. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
HIT:101, IS:102 and Reading Proficiency.
HIT:110
HEALTHCARE LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES
In this course learners investigate ethical issues in healthcare
while examining the procedures and laws that regulate the
content, confidentiality, disclosure, use, and retention of health
information. Patient rights/advocacy, advanced directives, privacy,
release of information, and security policies and procedures of
healthcare organizations will be emphasized. Prerequisites:
HIT:102 and Reading Proficiency.
HIT:206
DIAGNOSIS CODING SYSTEMS II
This course is a continuation of Diagnosis Coding Systems I.
Students are introduced to additional Diagnosis Related
Groups (DRGs) and their relationship to coding. Prerequisites:
HIT:106 and Reading Proficiency.
HIT:207
PROCEDURE CODING SYSTEMS II
This course is a continuation of Procedure Coding Systems I.
Students use computerized encoding systems and healthcare
data/content to assign appropriate CPT/HCPCS codes
including Level II National Codes developed by the Centers for
Medicare and Medicaid Services. Prerequisites: HIT:107 and
Reading Proficiency.
HIT:208
ADVANCED CODING APPLICATIONS
Students will apply their knowledge of anatomy, the clinical
disease process, diagnosis and procedural terminology and
pharmacology for correct code assignment and sequencing
using various clinical classification systems. Prerequisites:
HIT:206, HIT:207, and Reading Proficiency.
HIT:209
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION II
This is an intensive course with emphasis on expanding medical
terminology related to various specialties and on gaining skill in
transcribing medical reports (history and physical examinations,
consultations, operative notes, discharge summaries).
Professionalism, decision-making, quality/productivity standards,
and work priority are stressed. Additional lab hours required.
Prerequisites: HIT:109 and Reading Proficiency.
Course Descriptions
HIT:210
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE EXPERIENCE
This course allows students to experience the AHIMA e-HIM
Virtual Lab in an environment that closely simulates real-world
application of various technologies. Students apply problemsolving and analysis skills, and gain experience and familiarity
with a range of healthcare applications including patient
identification, administrative and reimbursement coding, data
capture, and abstracting. Prerequisites: Permission of
department chairperson or program coordinator and Reading
Proficiency.
HIT:211
ELECTRONIC HEALTH SYSTEMS
This course emphasizes the role of information technology in
healthcare, describes key elements of health information
systems, defines the electronic health record (EHR), and
establishes the context of the EHR within the scope of health
information technology (HIT). Prerequisites: HIT:102, IS:103,
IS:136, IS:151 and Reading Proficiency.
HIT:214
CALCULATING AND REPORTING HEALTHCARE
STATISTICS
The focus of this course is the management of medical data for
statistical purposes to include descriptive statistics such as
means, frequencies, ranges, percentiles and standard deviations.
Knowledge-based research techniques are explored. Vital
statistics, registries and national guidelines regarding human
subject research are examined along with IRB processes.
Prerequisites: HIT:102, MTH:140 and Reading Proficiency.
HIT:291
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HEALTH
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
This experiential course provides the student the opportunity
to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom, learn new
skills, and explore career possibilities while supervised by a
professional in the field and a faculty member. Students will
observe and participate in the functions of health information
technology to enhance their preparation for entering the field.
Minimum 100 hours in the workplace throughout the term.
Prerequisites: Permission of department chairperson or
program coordinator and Reading Proficiency.
History
HST:100
AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
A study of American history, institutions and government.
Special consideration will be given to the constitutions of the
United States and Missouri. Intended primarily for students in
career curricula. Credit not allowed for this course if credit is
given for HST:101, HST:102, HST:103 or HST:104. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
HST:101
AMERICAN HISTORY I
A survey of the cultural, economic, institutional, political, and
social forces and events which have shaped the United States
through the Civil War. Credit not allowed for this course if
credit is given for HST:100. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HST:102
AMERICAN HISTORY II
A survey of the cultural, economic, institutional, political, and
social forces and events which have shaped the United States
from the Civil War to the present. Credit not allowed for this
course if credit is given for HST:100. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
HST:105
U.S. IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
An investigation of the social, economic, political and intellectual
forces which have shaped contemporary American life and
institutions. This course will focus on change within America
during the period 1898 to the present and will consider the
effects of that change both on America and on America's
relations with the rest of the world. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
HST:107
HISTORY OF BLACK AMERICA
This course covers the role of Black people in the development
of American history from early American origins to the present.
The basic aim is to promote a better understanding of
America's past by developing increased awareness of the
history of African Americans, their problems and their
accomplishments both individually and as a group. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
HST:115
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HERITAGE
Ancient and Medieval Heritage is a survey of the Western
World from Antiquity through the Renaissance, with
concentrations on Egypt, Mesopotamia, Hebrews, the classical
civilizations of Greece and Rome, Christianity and Medieval
Europe and Islam. Attention is given to political developments,
cultural achievements and literary sources and philosophical
impact of each area as it applies to today's world. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
HST:117
EARLY MODERN EUROPE
Early Modern Europe is a survey introducing the history of
Western Civilization from the later Middle Ages through the
French Revolution. Attention is given to the cultural, economic,
intellectual, political, religious, and social forces which shape the
Western World and its spheres of influence. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
HST:119
THE MODERN WORLD
An examination of the major cultural, technological and
ideological changes which have helped to mold the complex,
scientific, urban and materialistic world in which we live.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
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HST:130
AFRICAN HISTORY I
This course will deal with the history of black Africans from the
time of ancient Egypt to contemporary Africa. It will be
concerned with the chronological progression of African
civilization, covering individuals, events and the ideas of the
various periods. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HST:137
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY I
A survey of African American History from its African
background through the Civil War and Reconstruction. The
course will investigate African-American leaders, socio-cultural
institutions, as well as the Black community's relationship with
the larger community. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HST:138
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY II
A survey of African American history from the era of Jim Crow
to the present. The course will investigate African-American
leaders, socio-cultural institutions, as well as the Black
community's relationship with the larger community.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HST:139
BRITISH HISTORY
This course is a survey of British history from the time of
Roman rule until the union of England and Scotland in 1707.
Through lectures, videos, text assignments, and field trips,
students will trace the historical development of the United
Kingdom. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HST:204
THE U.S. IN CRISIS AND CIVIL WAR
An in-depth study of the events and development in U.S.
History between 1820 and 1865. The course will highlight the
sectional differences and developments which led to the
outbreak of the Civil War and the 1862-1865 war itself with all
its national and international implications. Prerequisite: Reading
Proficiency.
HST:205
HISTORY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST
This course traces modern political, economic, and cultural
developments in the Middle East. Special emphasis is placed on
development and trends of contemporary importance.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HST:206
WOMEN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
This U.S. History course studies the Twentieth century
experience of American women, who have often been
neglected in traditional political and diplomatic histories.
Women's contributions to public life will be examined, as will
the contributions and experiences of women who remained
exclusively within the family. Women's struggle for the vote and
for political, legal and economic rights will be considered, along
with changing values, Freudian psychology, domestic
architecture and other influences on women's lives. The course
will deal with such topics as immigration, labor, economic
change, and education. While the course will begin with a
textbook in women's history, students will be encouraged to
choose their own topics for original research. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
Horticulture
HRT:101
INTRODUCTORY HORTICULTURE
Beginning horticulture students will be introduced to the
biological aspects of plant life, including cell structure, anatomy,
morphology, physiology and taxonomy, and to the
environmental factors which affect plant growth, including light,
temperature, moisture, soils and the essential elements. (Same
course as BIO:124.) Additional lab hours required. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
HRT:102
SOILS
This course is designed to give the student an understanding of
soil formation, the chemical and physical properties of natural
soils and soil management. Topics include soil use as it relates to
pant growth and nutrition, fertility, drainage, and soil sampling
and testing. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
HRT:101 or BIO:124 and Reading Proficiency.
HRT:105
COOPERATIVE HORTICULTURE I
Field work in commercial or institutional horticulture
enterprises provide the student with experience in different
areas of horticulture and enables him/her to acquire actual
work skills. Students are required to obtain their own job
(either paid or volunteer) with the aid of the horticulture staff.
Prerequisites: HRT:101 or BIO:124, approval of Horticulture
department and Reading Proficiency. Weekly contact hours by
arrangement.
Spring 2010
HRT:126
PLANT IDENTIFICATION: SHRUBS AND VINES
This course will study ornamental deciduous and evergreen
shrubs and vines. Plant identification through study of botanical
characteristics will be emphasized. Landscape uses and plant
culture will also be covered. Prerequisites: HRT:110 and Reading
Proficiency.
HRT:133
LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT
This course will address management practices for residential
and commercial landscapes. Establishment and care of
landscape plants will be covered and may include turf grass,
trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. Fertilization and irrigation
practices will be discussed. Prerequisites: HRT:110 and Reading
Proficiency.
HRT:207
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS - SHRUBS AND
EVERGREENS
This course is a study of ornamental landscape plants with an
emphasis on deciduous shrubs and evergreen shrubs and trees.
Botanical characteristics of plants will be emphasized for
identification purposes. Landscape use and plant culture will also
be discussed. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
HRT:101 or BIO:124 and Reading Proficiency.
HRT:214
GROUNDS MANAGEMENT
This course is designed to provide students the skills necessary
to manage and maintain the varied aspects of landscapes in
residential and commercial settings. Specific topics will include
planting techniques, soil preparation, pruning, fertilizing, water
and irrigation management, and other related subjects.
Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites: HRT:101 or
BIO:124 and Reading Proficiency.
HRT:240
GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT
This course will cover the varied aspects of management of
private and public golf courses. Course content will include
primary cultural practices of putting greens, tees, fairways,
roughs and bunkers as well as address routine course
maintenance and operations. Topics in specialized golf course
equipment will be presented. Prerequisites: HRT:201 and
Reading Proficiency.
HRT:241
GREENHOUSE MANAGEMENT
Students will learn techniques for producing a variety of
ornamental crops. Greenhouse structures, and greenhouse
environmental factors and their effect on plant growth will also
be studied. Wholesale production and retail marketing will be
presented. Special attention will be paid to the St Louis and
Midwest markets. Additional lab hours required. Prerequisites:
HRT:101 or BIO:124 and Reading Proficiency.
HRT:245
SPECIAL APPLICATIONS IN LANDSCAPE
DESIGN
Students will learn to design specialty gardens such as woody
and herbaceous borders, small urban spaces, special access
gardens, woodland gardens and public display gardens. Designs
may be developed using CAD or traditional drafting methods.
Course content will include construction techniques. Additional
lab hours required. Prerequisites: HRT:206, HRT:207, HRT:230
and Reading Proficiency.
Hospitality, Restaurant Management
HRM:112
PURCHASING
Purchasing duties. Inventory, receiving, and issuing of foods; food
specifications; food grading; comparative buying; convenience
foods. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HRM:128
NUTRITION
The study of food and its effect on the body. This course will
provide the student with practical guidelines for preparing
nutritious meals in a foodservice establishment. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
HRM:134
INTRODUCTION TO THE HOSPITALITY
INDUSTRY
A survey course of the hospitality industry. Lectures from
outstanding foodservice and hotel operators will help to give
the student an overview of opportunities available to them
upon graduation. Other aspects covered include the following:
history of the industry, current and future trends. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency or concurrent enrollment in RDG:030 or
ENG:070.
HRM:141
WORKPLACE LEARNING I: HOSPITALITY
STUDIES
This experiential course provides the student opportunity to
apply theory and skills learned in the classroom, learn new skills,
and explore career possibilities while supervised by a
professional in the field and a faculty member. Student will
observe and participate in the functions of the Hospitality
industry to enhance their preparation for entering the field.
Student is required to complete a minimum of 50 hours of
supervised work experience in a position related to their
academic or career goal. Corequisite: Must be concurrently
enrolled in at least one class which is related to student's major
or career interest or with permission of instructor. Prerequisites:
HRM:134, completion of at least twelve (12) college credits,
minimum 2.6 GPA, be able to obtain a position related to
student's academic or career goals (student's present job may
qualify) or permission of instructor, and Reading Proficiency.
HRM:201
PROBLEMS OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
A survey of the personnel and general management concerns
of those at the mid-management level of the hospitality
industry. Students will learn to make judgments and decisions
through the use of management theories. Basic fundamentals
and principles of management will be readily and easily applied
to the hotel, restaurant and institutional field. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
HRM:202
HOSPITALITY LAW
A course structured to meet the student's needs concerning
hospitality law, current state and federal employment and wage
status, and tax provisions of all levels of government; credit
philosophy and procedures; a survey of insurance needs and
selection of most advantageous coverage; fundamentals of
union organization, including contracts and bargaining; as well as
general principles of business organization and organizational
structure. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HRM:205
OPERATIONAL COST CONTROL
Methods of audit against established operational standard costs
are developed and use of these methods to determine daily
operational levels and break-even points are taught. Food, bar and
labor cost control are included. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HRM:209
HOSPITALITY SALES AND MARKETING
This course will be structured into three sections: Salesmanship,
Advertising, and Marketing. All aspects of the course will
specifically focus on the Hospitality and Tourism career fields.
Salesmanship section will develop specific steps of the selling
process from prospecting to closing. Effective and efficient
marketing strategies and marketing activities are emphasized as
well as the illustration of what advertising is and how advertising
is used to achieve market penetration. A survey of the
advertising process, advertising, agencies, media, and consumer
is shown. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HRM:210
GUEST SERVICES MANAGEMENT
This course examines the organization and management of the
hotel front office and guest service operations. It explores key
front office functions and related systems and skills necessary to
ensure guest satisfaction and efficient operations. Additional lab
hours required. Prerequisites: HRM:134 and Reading
Proficiency.
HRM:211
HOTEL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
This course covers the fundamental duties and responsibilities
of hotel facilities management. Topics include personnel,
cleaning, purchasing, equipment, textiles, maintenance, safety, and
basic systems for hotel facility management record keeping.
Prerequisites: HRM:134 and Reading Proficiency.
HRM:212
BAR AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT
This is an introductory course in how to set up, operate, and
manage a bar. Students will learn about wines, spirits, and beers.
Additional material covers layout and design, equipment,
marketing, and staffing. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HRM:214
HOSPITALITY HUMAN RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT
This course examines concepts and applications of human
resource management in the hospitality industry. Topics include
recruitment, selection, training and evaluation. Emphasis will be
placed on current management methods and productivity in
the service environment. Prerequisites: HRM:134 and Reading
Proficiency.
HRM:221
WORKPLACE LEARNING II: HOSPITALITY
STUDIES
This experiential course provides the student an additional
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field and a faculty member.
Student will observe and participate in the functions of the
Hospitality industry to enhance their preparation for entering
the field. Student is required to complete a minimum of 50
hours of supervised work experience in a position related to
their academic or career goal. Corequisite: Must be
concurrently enrolled in at least one class which is related to
student's major or career interest or with permission of the
instructor. Prerequisites: HRM:141, be able to obtain a position
related to student's academic or career goals (student's present
job may qualify) or permission of instructor, and Reading
Proficiency.
HRM:241
WORKPLACE LEARNING III: HOSPITALITY
STUDIES
This experiential course provides the student an additional
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field and a faculty member.
Student will observe and participate in the functions of the
Hospitality industry to enhance their preparation for entering
the field. Student is required to complete a minimum of 50
hours of supervised work experience in a position related to
their academic or career goal. Corequisite: Must be
concurrently enrolled in at least one class which is related to
student's major or career interest or with permission of the
instructor. Prerequisites: HRM:221, be able to obtain a position
related to student's academic or career goals (student's present
job may qualify) or permission of instructor, and Reading
Proficiency.
HRM:250
FOODSERVICE DESIGN AND LAYOUT
Survey of the basic essentials necessary for a successful layout
and design of a foodservice establishment. Topics to be covered
include: planning, design, selection, operation, maintenance, and
layout of equipment used in various types of foodservice
operations. Prerequisites: HRM:134 and Reading Proficiency.
Human Services
HMS:100
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SERVICES
A survey course to introduce students to human and
community needs and to the concepts of the helping
profession. Students examine community resources, the
relationship of agencies and bureaucracies to the total
community, and the worker's role and responsibility in the
helping profession. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HMS:101
HUMAN SERVICES: THEORIES AND SKILLS
An overview of methodology used in the helping profession.
Course will include an analysis of helping relationships, a study
of interpersonal skills and practice techniques. A processoriented approach to solving individual, family and community
problems will be stressed. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HMS:102
HUMAN SERVICES: POLICY AND POLITICS
An analysis of the political process involved in the formulation
of social welfare policies from a historical point of view. Federal
state and local programs will be examined in terms of skills and
knowledge to affect program planning and delivery. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
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HRT:110
FUNDAMENTALS OF HORTICULTURE
Students will learn the practical applications of the science of
horticulture. Ornamental plant culture will be considered in
relation to environmental factors such as light, temperature,
moisture and soil conditions. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
St. Louis Community College
HMS:110
INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY
This course will explore the complex forces that shape an older
person's experiences and circumstances. It will help students to
assess the impact of economics, social forces, cultural value
systems, and social institutions on the needs and characteristics
of the elderly. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HMS:111
GROUP PRACTICE IN HUMAN SERVICES
This course will focus on the basic issues of group work in
Human Services settings. The theory behind group work
practice, a study of the various types of groups, ethical issues,
group leadership and the process of forming and working with
groups will be covered. Prerequisites: HMS:100 recommended
and Reading Proficiency.
HMS:201
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HUMAN SERVICES I
This workplace-based course provides the student the
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field and a faculty member.
Students will observe and participate in the function of the
organization to enhance their preparation for entering the
Human Services field. Minimum 50 hours per credit hour in the
workplace throughout the term. Concurrent enrollment in
HMS:203 required. Prerequisites: HMS:100 and HMS:101 with
grades of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
HMS:202
WORKPLACE LEARNING: HUMAN SERVICES II
This workplace-based course provides the student the
opportunity to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom,
learn new skills, and explore career possibilities while
supervised by a professional in the field and a faculty member.
Students will observe and participate in the function of the
organization to enhance their preparation for entering the
Human Services field. Minimum 50 hours per credit hour in the
workplace throughout the term. Concurrent enrollment in
HMS:204 required. Prerequisites: HMS:201 and HMS:203 with
grades of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
HMS:203
HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM SEMINAR I
Discussion and analysis in small groups of the human services
practicum experience. There will be special learning objectives
related to the kind of work the student will do in an
organization after completion of the program. Concurrent
enrollment in HMS:201 required. Prerequisites: HMS:100 and
HMS:101 with grades of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
HMS:204
HUMAN SERVICES PRACTICUM SEMINAR II
Continuation of HMS:203 with different learning objectives.
These objectives will be related to the work the student will do
after completion of the program. Current enrollment in
HMS:202 is required. Prerequisites: HMS:201 and HMS:203 with
grades of "C" or better and Reading Proficiency.
HMS:205
CRISIS INTERVENTION
Course designed as a beginning training unit for people who
anticipate or are presently working with individuals in crisis
situations such as suicide, rape, spouse abuse, death and drugs.
Will focus on theory and practical application of crisis
intervention techniques. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
Humanities
Course Descriptions
HUM:102
HUMANITIES II
This course focuses on understanding the human meaning of
the many different cultural styles in our modern Western world.
The course will trace the development of classical and popular
music, art, literature, and philosophy, and the growing impact of
science on our beliefs and attitudes. The arts and ideas of the
last 100 years will receive special attention, and recent
developments such as rock music and jazz will be explored.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HUM:106
BLACK HUMANITIES
A study of neo African, African and African American
philosophies as expressed nationally and internationally in
literature, art and song. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HUM:109
ARTS AND IDEAS IN THE ANCIENT WORLD
This interdisciplinary humanities course will use the arts and
literature to trace the development of belief systems from the
earliest expressions found in prehistoric remains through the
rise of the great civilizations of Egypt, Greece and
Rome.Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HUM:110
THE MIDDLE AGES AND THE RENAISSANCE
This interdisciplinary humanities course will explore the arts
and ideas that infused and created the cultural periods known
as the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in Western Europe.
Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HUM:115
LIFE AND DEATH DURING THE NAZI ERA
An interdisciplinary approach to the study of life in Nazi
Germany. Literary, psychological and historical texts on such
topics as education, racial prejudice and propaganda are read
and interpreted in class. Supplementary slides and documentary
films are used. Prerequisite: Reading Proficiency.
HUM:208
LIBERAL ARTS SEMINAR: THEMES IN THE
LIBERAL ARTS
The seminar will draw together the main themes of a liberal
arts education: the consideration of the impact of science,
technology and the humanities on societies over time, values
and ethics appropriate to a new age, the future consequences
of present policies, the enjoyment and importance of both the
arts and the sciences. The theme may change semester by
semester. Prerequisite: 32 hours or consent of Liberal Arts
coordinator/instructor and Reading Proficiency.
Information Reporting Technology
IRT:173
INFORMATION REPORTING V
This course continues to cover speedbuilding on literary,
testimony, medical testimony, and jury charge material with
emphasis on accurate transcription.The student will build speed
to 180 wpm on testimony, 160 wpm on medical testimony, 160
wpm on jury charge, and 120 wpm on literary. Prerequisites:
IRT:172 and Reading Proficiency.
IRT:174
INFORMATION REPORTING VI
This course continues to cover speedbuilding on literary,
testimony, medical testimony, and jury charge material with
emphasis on accurate transcription.The student will build speed
to 225 wpm on testimony, 200 wpm on medical testimony, 200
wpm on jury charge and 180 wpm on literary. Prerequisites:
IRT:173 and Reading Proficiency.
IRT:250
LITERARY II
This course offers speedbuilding of literary dictation at speeds
of 140 and 160 words per minute. Instruction will include
writing the spoken word with punctuation by means of an
NCRA Task Force approved Phase I and Phase II realtime
translation theory to provide instantaneous, realtime
translation, with special emphasis on dictionary
building/management. Prerequisites: IRT:150 and Reading
Proficiency.
IRT:101
PRINCIPLES OF JUDICIAL REPORTING I
This course introduces the student to the role of the reporter
in trials, depositions, and administrative hearings. All phases of
format and design are taught as it pertains to the production of
trials, depositions, and administrative hearings. The student will
receive instruction in reference materials, related jobs, NCRA
Code of Professional Conduct, and basic proofreading
techniques. Prerequisites: IRT:170 and Reading Proficiency.
IRT:251
LITERARY III
This course covers speedbuilding of literary dictation at speeds
of 180 and 200 words per minute. Instruction will include
writing the spoken word with punctuation by means of an
NCRA Task Force approved Phase I and Phase II realtime
translation theory to provide instantaneous, realtime translation
with special emphasis on dictionary building/management.
Prerequisites: IRT:250 and Reading Proficiency.
IRT:140
LEGAL TERMINOLOGY
This course will teach the student the meaning of legal and
Latin terms. It will also cover instruction on civil and criminal law,
the judicial system (including discovery, trial, and appellate
processes), the legislative process, hearings, and arbitrations,
research and citations, and the notary public law. Prerequisite:
Reading Proficiency.
IRT:253
WORKPLACE LEARNING: JUDICIAL REPORTING
This experiential course provides the student the opportunity
to apply theory and skills learned in the classroom, learn new
skills, and explore career possibilities while supervised by a
professional in the field and a faculty member. Students will
observe and participate in the function of the Judicial reporter
to enhance the preparation for entering the field. The student
shall complete 50 verified hours of actual writing time during
the internship. Prerequisites: IRT:174 or one test at 200 wpm
testimony and Reading Proficiency.
IRT:142
EDITING OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
This course covers the basic rules of English grammar,
punctuation, spelling, numbers, capitalization, vocabulary
development, proofreading of the spoken word, and the
transcription of legal documents. Prerequisites: IRT:170 and
Reading Proficiency.
IRT:150
LITERARY I
This course covers speedbuilding of literary dictation at speeds
of 100 and 120 words per minute. Instruction will include
writing the spoken word with punctuation by means of an
NCRA Task Force approved Phase I and Phase II realtime
translation theory to provide instantaneous, realtime
translation, with special emphasis on dictionary
building/management. Prerequisites: IRT:172 and Reading
Proficiency.
IRT:169
INFORMATION REPORTING I
This course introduces the student to the basic computercompatible theory for writing on the stenotype machine. The
student will develop the ability to w