SPRING
2016
PLUS WINTER 2016
Schedule of Credit Classes
NEW STUDENTS
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See our step by step
enrollment guide
RETURNING
STUDENTS
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Class listings
start here
DATES AND
DEADLINES
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Winter credit classes
begin January 4;
Spring credit classes
begin January 30
Get a Head Start on College
Save Time and Money
Earning College Credit
While in High School!
• Reduce the number of years it takes to graduate.
• Reduce your total college costs.
• Explore your passion or possible career paths.
• Gain a competitive edge for college admission.
• Build confidence about college life.
• Howard County Public School System students receive
discounted tuition while taking courses at HCC during the fall,
winter, and spring semesters.
For more information on how Howard Community College’s
Early Entrance Program can help you complete college in less
time and for less money, contact the Office of Admissions and
Advising: 443-518-4599 or howardcc.edu/earlyentrance.
EARLY
Entrance
SPRING 2016
and Winter
Schedule of Credit Classes
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Enrollment Guide
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Step by step guide for applying to Howard Community College, taking placement
tests, registering for classes, making payment arrangements, and using tools for success!
Areas of Study
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See all that Howard Community College has to offer, as well as Scholars and
Learning Communities
Registration Instructions
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Everything you need to know to register for classes
Additional Services
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Support to help you succeed, convenient locations, and campus highlights
Need to Know for Enrolled Students
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myHCC, email, Canvas, Mobile Alert System, Help Desk, final exams,
graduation and Commencement, and student records
Dates and Deadlines
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Key dates for registration, tuition payment, and the academic calendar
Office Hours
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Campus Map
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Application for Admission
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Schedule of Winter/Spring Classes
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Step By Step
Enrollment Guide
1. Complete an admissions application.
howardcc.edu/admissions
yyFirst-time students pay a $25 application fee.
yyReturning students who have been away for two or more years
need to complete an application; the fee is waived.
Take 30 to Finish!
Students who enroll in 30 credits per year are
more likely to finish a degree and be successful. Enroll this
spring in 15 credits and complete 30 credits this year!
2. Take your placement test, if needed, and meet with an
academic advisor to develop your academic plan.
howardcc.edu/testcenter; howardcc.edu/advising
yyWhat do you need to take a placement test? Find placement
testing information at howardcc.edu/testcenter.
yyOnce you’ve taken your placement test, consult the
Admissions and Advising walk-in schedule to plan your visit:
howardcc.edu/advisinghours.
3. Register for classes using myHCC (portal.howardcc.edu).
howardcc.edu/register
yyKnow your dates and deadlines by visiting “My Tuition
Refund and Withdrawal Deadlines” in myHCC.
yyLearn how to register online on page 4 or by visiting
howardcc.edu/register.
yyNeed help? Email register@howardcc.edu or visit the Office of
Records, Registration and Veterans’ Affairs (RCF-233).
Mark Your Calendar!
November 3... Winter/Spring Registration Opens
....................... for All Students
January 4....... Winter classes begin
January 30..... Spring classes begin
February 19.... Last day to register in order to receive
....................... financial aid
Remember, the earlier you register,
the more choices you have!
4. Choose your payment arrangements.
howardcc.edu/pay
yyUse myHCC to pay in full with a credit card; cash or money
orders are also accepted at the cashier window (RCF-201).
yySign up for the Tuition Payment Plan in myHCC.
yyComplete the FAFSA (www.fafsa.gov) and apply for financial
aid. Check myHCC for updates on your award. Visit howardcc.
edu/financialaid for more information about scholarships,
grants, and loans.
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Don’t get dropped
for non-payment!
Pay in Full OR Sign Up for the
Tuition Payment Plan
See page 6 for payment information.
howardcc.edu/pay
5. Use these tools for success.
howardcc.edu/services-support
HCC offers a wide variety of student services including academic
and disability support, counseling and career services, and a
Learning Assistance Center that provides academic support to all
credit students enrolled at HCC.
yyAttend New Student Orientation! Sign up at howardcc.edu/nso.
yyBuy your books! Visit howardcc.edu/bookstore.
yyGet carded! Get your student ID at Public Safety (RCF117) to use the Athletics and Fitness Center, enter and use
computer labs, and check out library materials.
Bookstore
Information on the retail price of recommended and
required textbooks and supplemental materials can be
found at howardcc.edu/bookstore.
Military and Veterans
Are you a US Military service member, veteran, or dependent?
Visit howardcc.edu/veterans to review services available
to you at this military-friendly school.
International Citizens
Students from over 106 countries are enrolled at HCC. For
information on credit degree study, English language training,
or international education opportunities, visit howardcc.edu/
discover/resources/international-immigrant-students
Get There From Here
Explore these areas of study and more – view our complete
course catalog online at howardcc.edu. Refer to page 19 for
classes only offered once a year.
Accounting
American Sign Language
Anthropology
Arabic
Art
Astronomy
Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Technology
Business
Cardiovascular Technology
Chemistry
CISCO
Computer Forensics
Computer Systems
Computer-Aided Design
Conflict Resolution
Construction Management
Cooperative Education
Criminal Justice
Culinary Management
Dance
Dental Hygiene
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Economics
Education
Electronics
Emergency Medical Services
Engineering
English
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Science
Exercise Science
Film
Financial Planning
First Year Experience
French
Geography
Geology
German
Health Care
Health Education
Hebrew
Hindi
History
Honors
Horticulture
Hospitality Management
Human Development
Human Services
Humanities
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Life Fitness
Mathematics
Medical Laboratory Technician
Meteorology
Microsoft®
Music
Network Security
Nursing
Nutrition
Office Technology
Persian
Philosophy
Physical Therapist Assistant
Physics
Political Science
Portuguese
Psychology
Public Health
Radiologic Technology
Russian
Sociology
Spanish
Speech
Study Abroad
Television and Radio
Theatre
Turkish
Women’s Studies
Honors and Learning Communities
James W. Rouse Scholars – selective admissions honors and
leadership program for graduating high school seniors.
STEM Scholars – selective admissions program for current and
incoming students pursuing degrees in science, technology,
engineering, or mathematics.
Frederick K. Schoenbrodt Scholars – flexible opportunities for fulland part-time students to participate in a supportive, intellectual
community.
Silas Craft Collegians – selective admissions program for students
whose high school performance does not reflect their full
academic potential.
Howard PRIDE – leadership program encouraging academic,
personal, and professional success of black/minority male
students.
Ambiciones – academic and personal achievement program
designed to promote a supportive community for Hispanic/
Latino students.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Get a Jump-Start on College
Early Entrance is a program for high school juniors and seniors.
Save time and money earning college credit while in high
school and gain a competitive edge for college admission!
Learn more at howardcc.edu/earlyentrance.
Not here for academic credit?
HCC’s Division of Continuing Education and Workforce
Development offers courses that do not carry academic credit,
but may provide additional training or education for career
growth and advancement. Explore professional development
and training, career and job skills, certifications, as well as
lifestyle and leisure courses at howardcc.edu/coned.
Get there fast.
Get there conveniently.
See pages 21-23 for course format options to fit your
schedule and learning style.
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Registration Instructions
Student Support
1. Go to myHCC (portal.howardcc.edu).
Career and Counseling Services – available FREE for students –
get assistance in planning your career, searching for a job,
internships, job fairs, and career counseling.
Register daily between 7 a.m.-11:30 p.m. using myHCC.
2. Log in using your username and password. If this is your
first time logging in, visit Password Services (howardcc.edu/
passwordservices) to update and access your HCC
user account. Need help? Contact the Help Desk at
443-518-4444.
3. Choose “Register – Add/Drop/Withdraw” in the Self
Service menu.
4. To register:
yyClick the link after “To add
Forgot Your
Password?
classes to your Preferred
Sections shopping cart.”
yyEnter each course fourVisit Password Services
digit index number in the
(howardcc.edu/
Synonym field.
passwordservices)
yySelect the term from the
Term drop-down box.
to update and access
yyClick “Add to Preferred”
your
HCC user account.
once.
yyNOTE: YOU ARE NOT
Need help?
REGISTERED FOR
Contact the Help Desk
CLASSES!
yyTo register or audit
at 443-518-4444.
ALL classes, select the
appropriate action from the Action for ALL Pref. Sections
drop-down menu.
yyTo register or audit individual classes, select the appropriate
action from the Action drop-down menu that precedes each
class listed under Preferred Sections.
To drop or withdraw:
yyClick on the link after “To drop or withdraw classes.”
yyFind the class that you wish to drop or withdraw.
yyClick on the box preceding the class.
5. Click “Submit” and your new schedule will display. Review
the status column to confirm that your registration choices
were successful.
6. Choose “My Tuition Refund and Withdrawal Deadlines”
on the Self Service menu to view your schedule including
drop and tuition refund dates and deadlines. Choose “Pay
My Bill” to review and make payment arrangements.
What You Need to Succeed
Howard Community College’s main campus, located in the heart
of Columbia, plus multiple locations in and around Howard
County, make learning convenient!
yyCharles I. Ecker Business Training Center, at Gateway – visit
howardcc.edu/coned for details.
yyLaurel College Center – see page 95 for details and schedule of
courses.
yyMount Airy College Center for Health Care Education – see
page 103 for details and schedule of courses.
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Library – print and online resources, research databases, study
spaces, computer labs, staff support.
Military Community – Submit enrollment for GI Bill benefit
processing, get guidance on using Tuition Assistance benefits,
access a full range of college services, including a chapter
of the Student Veterans Organization, a student lounge for
members of the military community, and transcript evaluation
(military and prior institutions) with fees waived.
Services for Students with Disabilities – coordination of services
such as note takers, interpreters, extended time for tests; advocacy
and self-advocacy training; specialized equipment and adaptive
software.
Adult Basic Education – reading, writing, math, GED preparation,
External Diploma Program, math placement, and skills
evaluation.
English Language Center – ESL and basic communication as well
as degree-seeking ESL program.
Career Links – assistance for qualified low-income single parents
and displaced homemakers in reaching academic and career
goals.
Learning Assistance Center – academic support for all credit
students, study skills workshops, math reviews, and tutoring.
Step UP – One-on-one coaching to help manage the challenges
of college.
Campus Highlights
Athletics - Howard Community College is home of the Dragons!
Cross Country, Track and Field, Men’s Basketball, Men’s
Lacrosse, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Soccer,
Women’s Lacrosse, and Women’s Volleyball. Visit the Athletics
and Fitness Center for a workout in our gym, take a fitness class,
or swim laps in the pool.
Horowitz Center – enjoy a show by the student Arts Collective
or professional theatre in residence, Rep Stage, catch a music or
dance performance, or stroll through the student and professional
art galleries.
Wellness Center – education, referrals, workshops, awareness,
as well as massage therapy, acupuncture, and other stress
management sessions.
Children’s Learning Center – educational child care for children
ages 8 weeks to 5 years. Available for children of HCC students,
faculty, staff, and the surrounding community. Rates vary.
What Every HCC Student
Needs to Know
HCC Email
Your HCC email address is the only one used by the college for
email communications. Visit howardcc.edu/helpdesk for information
on how to access and set up your email on your smartphone. Choose
the forward and delete function to send your HCC email to an
external email you frequently check.
myHCC versus Canvas
Use myHCC to check email; register, drop, or withdraw from
classes; pay your bill; view your grades; and order your transcript.
Canvas is for coursework. It is the primary course delivery system
for online classes and is used by many classroom instructors at HCC
as well. Canvas is the home for course materials, quizzes, and class
activities. Log on to Canvas through myHCC. Make sure you use
Google Chrome for best functionality!
View your tuition refund and withdraw
dates and deadlines
Access course location, instructor, and
meeting times
Student Records Privacy and Updates
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
allows HCC to release student directory information. Directory
information includes name, address, email, photographs, high
school attended, phone numbers, areas of study, enrollment
dates, degrees, honors and awards or lack thereof, participation in
officially recognized college activities, or sports and athletic team
members’ weight and height. To restrict HCC from disclosing
this information, contact the Office of Records, Registration and
Veterans’ Affairs (RCF-233) for the process.
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Get your official HCC transcript
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View your final grades
The deadline to apply for spring graduation is March 15! Get all
of the information you need to apply to graduate at howardcc.edu/
graduate. Contact graduate@howardcc.edu if you have questions or
need help.
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Review course syllabus, participate in
class activities, take quizzes, and see
supplemental course materials
Check HCC email
howardcc.edu/graduate
Students are responsible for any and all actions taken on their
student records; this includes updating contact information,
registering for classes, submitting coursework, and making payment
arrangements. All changes to the student record must be done in
writing or through myHCC. Students are not permitted to share
their usernames or passwords to college-assigned accounts to ensure
their identity remains both protected and authenticated.
myHCCCanvas
Register for and drop courses
Graduation and Commencement
Need your official HCC transcript?
• Log-in to myHCC
• Select “Get My Transcript” in the Self Service menu
• Send your transcript to anyone, anywhere via email (you can
also request a mailed paper transcript too)
Got an attachment? Upload to be included in your request!
• $2.25 fee/transcript for this expedited service
Mobile Alert System
HCC’s Mobile Alert system enables you to receive instant
notification of important campus information and emergency
announcements. Visit howardcc.edu/mobilealert to learn more and
sign up.
Help Desk
Help Desk staff are available to help students with email, myHCC,
Canvas, and other HCC technology. Contact the Help Desk at
443-518-4444 or helpdesk@howardcc.edu.
HCC has free wifi available on campus for students, faculty, staff,
and guests.
Final Exams
howardcc.edu/finals
Faculty will confirm the final exam schedule with each class during
the first week of the term. Scheduling conflicts should be brought to
the instructor’s attention during the first week of classes.
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Tuition and Fees
howardcc.edu/pay
Visit howardcc.edu/pay for information on state tuition waivers,
sponsor payments, and nursing and allied health programs.
If you register on or before November 11,
payment is due November 12.
Register on or after November 12, and your payment is
due immediately.
Refund Policy
howardcc.edu/dates
Tuition refund and withdraw deadlines are available in myHCC. To
be eligible to receive a refund, students must officially drop a credit
class before the deadline.
For all other courses
Students are eligible for graduated refunds during the first few days
of a section. During this period, students are eligible for a refund of
either 100 percent of all tuition, the consolidated fee, and course fees;
or 50 percent of tuition and consolidated fee only. After the posted
refund period for these sections, students are not eligible for refunds.
Failure to attend classes does not release a student from financial
obligations to the college. Students who are deployed military or
emergency workers impacted by a national emergency, should
contact the Office of Records, Registration and Veterans’ Affairs for
refund procedures.
View and Pay Your Bill
Visit the Student Finance dashboard online at myHCC. Log in
to your account to check your balance due, view your financial aid
status, awards and information, make payments, and enroll in a
payment plan online.
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Dates and Deadlines
Review the academic calendar each term at howardcc.edu/calendar.
For information on your section-specific tuition refund and
withdraw deadlines, visit myHCC.
Winter/Spring Term 2016
January 4-29......................Winter Intersession
January 18..........................MLK, Jr., Day-College Closed
January 30-May 20............Spring Semester
January 30..........................Spring Classes Begin
March 26-April 1..............Spring Recess-College Closed
May 13..............................Classes End
May 14-20.........................Exams
May 24..............................Commencement
May 30..............................Memorial Day-College Closed
*February 19: Last day to register for Spring classes in order to receive
financial aid.
Summer Term 2016
May 31-August 9................Summer Term
May 31-July 1.....................First Five-Week Session
May 31-July 26...................First Eight-Week Session
May 31-August 9................Ten-Week Session
June 14-August 9................Second Eight-Week Session
July 4...................................Independence Day–College Closed
July 6-August 9...................Second Five-Week Session
*June 24: Last day to register for summer classes in order to receive financial
aid.
Select Student Services Offices Open Saturdays to Assist You!
Too much to do and too little time? We’re here to help! Student
Services will be open Saturday, January 23 and Saturday, January
30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The following offices will be open to
assist you; stop by and see us:
• Admissions & Advising
• Records, Registration & Veterans’ Affairs
• Financial Aid Services
• Cashier’s Office
• Test Center
• Bookstore
WINTER/SPRING 2016
Tuition & Fees
All tuition and fees are subject to change.
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TUITION
When you were admitted to HCC you were classified as an in-county, out-of-county, or out-of-state resident.
Use the appropriate table to determine your tuition. Example: An in-county resident taking 12 credits would pay
$1,584 in tuition (senior citizens can omit this section).
In-County Tuition Rates
Out-of-County Tuition Rates
Out-of-State Tuition Rates
CreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmount
1 $13210$13201 $21510$21501 $26010$2600
2 $26411$14522 $43011$23652 $52011$2860
3 $39612$15843 $64512$25803 $78012$3120
4 $52813$17164 $86013$27954$104013$3380
5 $660 14$1848 5 $107514$3010 5 $130014$3640
6 $792 15$1980 6 $129015$3225 6 $156015$3900
7 $924 16$1980 7 $150516$3225 7 $182016$3900
8 $105617$1980 8 $172017$3225 8 $208017$3900
9 $118818$1980 9 $193518$3225 9 $234018$3900
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CONSOLIDATED FEE
All students, including senior citizens, pay this fee. The appropriate fee is listed next to the number of credits for
which you are enrolling. Example: a student taking 12 credits would pay $265.32.
Consolidated Fee — Required of All Students (Including Senior Citizens)
CreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmountCreditsAmount
1 $22.11 4 $88.44 7 $154.7710$221.1013$287.4316$331.65
2 $44.22 5 $110.55 8 $176.8811$243.2114$309.5417$331.65
3 $66.33 6 $132.66 9 $198.9912$265.3215$331.6518$331.65
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LAB/ADDITIONAL FEES
If the course(s) in which you are enrolling has an additional fee, the amount is listed with the course in the class
listings. (Senior citizens must pay any course fees.)
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Calculate Your Bill 2 CONSOLIDATED FEE + ____
3 FEES+ ____
1
TUITION
Total for all classes
(from listings)
TOTAL
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A payment plan is available to assist students in making tuition payments:
Join via myHCC, or visit howardcc.edu/paymentplan. Call 443-518-1863 for more information.
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OFFICE AND SERVICE HOURS OF OPERATION
HOURS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE and may differ for each office, including modified summer hours. Contact the office directly or consult the website.
LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTER (LAC), RCF-340
ADMISSIONS & ADVISING, RCF-242
Counter Service
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Walk-in Advising - Day
Monday, Wednesday - Friday. . . . . . . . . . .
Tuesday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Walk-in Advising - Evening
Monday - Wednesday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BOOKSTORE, RCF-113
8:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m.*
8:45 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
noon-3 p.m.
4:30-7 p.m.**
Fall, Winter, and Spring Semesters when Classes are in Session
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.*
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
First two Saturdays prior to the start of the fall and spring semesters.
*Reduced evening hours will commence later in the semester. See announcements or call
ahead. Hours for June, July, and August will be announced, or call ahead.
CASHIER’S WINDOW, RCF-212
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m.*
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:45 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9 a.m.-9 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
1-5 p.m.
Tutoring services begin the second week of each semester and the second day of Winter
and Summer I. Tutoring ends the final day of each semester (it does not extend through
the final exam period). Summer and Winter session hours will be posted.
LIBRARY, CL-200
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 a.m.-11 p.m.
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5 p.m.
Library hours for Winter, Summer, and exceptions (holidays, final exam weeks)
will be posted. For 24 hour help, visit howardcc.libanswers.com.
PHOTO ID (at Public Safety), RCF-117
Daytime Hours
Monday - Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 a.m.-12 noon
Evening Hours
Monday - Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8 p.m.
*During June and July, cashier’s window will be open until 7 p.m. Mon.-Thur.
RECORDS, REGISTRATION & VETERANS’ AFFAIRS, RCF-233
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
*Consult website for closures and special hours. Between Memorial Day and August, counter service is available Monday-Thursday until 7 p.m.
COMPUTER LABS, DH-110 (443-518-4602)
Modified hours Summer and Winter semesters.
8 a.m.-11 p.m.
8 a.m.-10 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
1-10 p.m.
COMPUTER LABS, CL-129 (443-518-4504)
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Closed weekends, Winter, and Summer semesters
CONTINUING EDUCATION & WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT, Suite HR-100 howardcc.edu/coned
Monday - Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
COUNSELING & CAREER SERVICES, RCF-302
Monday - Wednesday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
Thursday - Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Summer and Winter Session hours will be posted.
FINANCIAL AID SERVICES, RCF-222
Counter Service
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m.*
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
*During June and July, counter service will be available until 7 p.m. Mon.-Thur.
Walk-in Financial Aid Counseling - Day
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Walk-in Financial Aid Counseling - Evening
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:30-7 p.m.**
**During June and July, evening financial aid counseling will be available until
6:30 p.m. Mon.-Thur.
CAFÉ ON THE QUAD, RCF-120
The Cafe on the Quad is open Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.7:30 p.m., and Friday 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Breakfast. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30-9:30 a.m.
Lunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Dinner, Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . 4:30-7:30 p.m.
Simply to Go Café, Across from Library CL-200
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
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Counter Service
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m.*
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:45 a.m.-5 p.m.
Walk-in Veterans Counseling Hours - Day
Monday - Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Walk-in Veterans Counseling Hours - Evening
Monday and Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:30-7 p.m.**
**Between Memorial Day and August, VA service is available until 6:30 p.m.
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES/DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES,
RCF-302
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
Evening hours upon request.
TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK, DH-110
Monday - Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 a.m.-11 p.m.
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Modified hours summer, winter, and in-between semesters.
TEST CENTER, Academic Testing: RCF-359,
All other testing: RCF-366
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday . . . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . noon-8 p.m.
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
All exams must be turned in by the posted closing time. Valid photo ID required for
all exams. *Consult website for closures and special hours. Between Memorial Day
and August, testing services are available Monday-Thursday until 7 p.m.
WELCOME & INFORMATION CENTER, RCF-114
(Main Location)
Monday - Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
EMERGENCY CLOSING ANNOUNCEMENTS
HCC closings or delayed openings are announced via:
yyHCC Mobile Alert System text or email message
(howardcc.edu/alert to subscribe for free)
yyWebsite homepage (howardcc.edu)
yyPhone switchboard recorded message (443-518-1000)
yyMany Balto-Wash metro radio & TV broadcasts and/or websites
CAMPUS MAPS
CAMPUS LOCATION
MOUNT AIRY
COLLEGE CENTER
70
70
TO BALTIMORE
(See Map at Right)
Laurel College Center
312 Marshall Ave
Laurel, MD 20707
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Mount Airy
College Center
for Health Care
Education
1902 Back Acre Circle
Mount Airy, MD 21771
LOCATION CODES
HCC CAMPUS
AF................... Athletic & Fitness Center
BTC................ Charles I. Ecker Business Training Center
........................ (BTC/Columbia Gateway)
........................ 6751 Gateway Drive, Columbia
CL................... James Clark Jr. Library Hall
CLC................ Children’s Learning Center
DH.................. Mary Ellen Duncan Hall for English,
........................ Languages & Business
GAL................ Dwight A. Burrill Galleria
HR.................. Hickory Ridge Building
HS................... Health Sciences Building
HVPA............. Peter and Elizabeth Horowitz Visual and
........................ Performing Arts Center
LCC................ Laurel College Center
........................ 312 Marshall Avenue, Laurel
MH................. Patrick & Jill McCuan Hall
Mount Airy..... Mount Airy College Center for Health
........................ Care Education
........................ 1902 Back Acre Circle, Mt. Airy
N..................... Nursing Building
RCF................ The Rouse Company Foundation Student
....................... Services Hall
SA................... Student Activities Building
ST.................... Science and Technology Building
TA................... Temporary Modular Buildings
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PARKING CODES
Lots are lettered as shown on map
1........... Open Parking
2........... Employees Only
3........... Bicycles
4........... Licensed Motorcycles
5........... Deliveries, Sales, and Repair Representatives
6........... Food Services and Bookstore Deliveries
7........... Drop Off Location
3......... Handicapped, By Permit Only
W......... Welcome Center
......... Dragon Wagon Shuttle Stop
ADDITIONAL PARKING:
Visit howardcc.edu/park
for HCC Shuttle information.
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CustomClass
The Noncredit Way to Take a “Credit” Class
Are there courses in this schedule you’d like to take, without having
to worry about grades, exams, prerequisites, placement tests, and degrees?
emergency medical services (EMSP), and physical therapist
CustomClass is your answer. You can attend classes
listed in the Credit Schedule (up to the equivalent of nine
credits each term), and get the ­knowledge you want, purely
for fun and learning, minus grades, tests and prerequisites.
You won’t get college credit but courses can qualify for CEUs
and/or certificates, if applicable.
Cost savings, too. You only pay the credit in-county
tuition rate and course fees but not the consolidated fee. Outof-county pay an additional $10 per course and out-of-state,
$20 per course.
Lots of choices! You choose any credit classes EXCEPT
museum field trips (ARTT-221), nursing (NURS listings),
cardiovascular technology (CARD), diagnostic medical
sonography (DMSU), radiologic technology (RADT), dental
hygiene (DHYG), medical laboratory technician (MLTS),
assistant (PTAP). Other new health care programs may not
be eligible. You must be age 16 or above.
For more information, call Arnette Haywood at
443-518-4659 or email ahaywood@howardcc.edu
To register, fax this form and credit card information to
443-518-4333, or mail with payment to Howard Community
College, 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, MD
21044-3197, Attn: Lock Box, Cashier’s Office, RCF-203,
or bring form to the Office of Records, Registration, and
Veterans’ Affairs, RCF-233, 8:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m. MondayThursday, 8:45 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday. (Web registration not
available at this time.)
CustomClass
Registration Form
(Equivalent of 9 credit limit)
HCC Student ID# _________________________________________________________
Name
PLEASE PRINT NEATLY
Last
Address
First
Street Number and Name
Apt./Unit
City
o I have lived at this address for at least three months
Home Phone
State
Business Phone
Email Address
o Phone number(s) new since last registration
o I am a Maryland resident age 60 and older and qualify for a tuition waiver.
Zip
County
Date of Birth:______/______/______
o TDD Cell Phone
M.I.
o I am over the age of 16.
GENDER: o Male o Female
Are you of Hispanic or Latino origin? Yes___ No___
What is your race? Select one or more of the following categories:
___American Indian or Alaska Native ___Asian ___Black or African American
___Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander ___White
For race definitions, visit howardcc.edu/categorydefinitions
See Tuition & Fees
Table for tuition rate.
Course No.
Index No.
Year
Title
Term (Fall/Winter/Student
çSAMPLEè Spring/Summer)
Tuition + Fees
Type
ACCT-111
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$396 + $25
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CE
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__________________
_______________ _________ __________________________________________ ___________________
___________________
4962
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SP/16
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Principles of Accounting I
Spring
__________________________________________
___________________
CE
______
__________________
_______________ _________ __________________________________________ ___________________
___________________
Students who register by mail or fax will receive an email
Out-of-county Maryland residents add $10;
Out-of-state residents add $20. Includes seniors.
___________________
registration confirmation (printed confirmations will no
If your tuition is waived, pay only a $40
longer be mailed).
registration fee per course and other course fees, if any
___________________
Seniors (Maryland residents ages 60 and older only) using tuition
I don’t want to receive registration confirmation emails.
waiver pay $40 per course registration fee and any course fees.
___________________
CE
______
o
TOTAL
___________________
Signature_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date_____________________________
I certify that all of the above information is true and correct.
FOR FAX-IN OR MAIL-IN: (circle one) Please note that we do not accept registrations by email. This form will not be processed if submitted by email
Card#
Cardholder’s Name (Please print legibly)
Exp. Date
Signature
Fax this form with credit card information to 443-518-4333; or mail with payment to Howard Community College, 10901 Little Patuxent
Parkway, Columbia, MD 21044-3197, ATTN: Lock Box, Cashier’s Office, RCF-203. Include address and phone number on check.
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Application
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Admission
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Most students planning to enroll in credit classes at Howard Community College must submit an Application for
Admission and a $25 application fee (one-time, nonrefundable) to the Office of Admissions and Advising. The
application fee is waived for all U.S. military personnel, honorably discharged veterans, and their dependents. Different
or additional application forms and fees apply to some programs. Students who p
­ reviously attended two or more years ago
must update their applications but will not have to pay another application fee. Some students may have to complete
­different or additional application p
­ rocedures as described below. Students are strongly encouraged to fill out the online
Admissions Application for faster service which is available at howardcc.edu/admissions.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Complete all items on this application or complete online at howardcc.edu/admissions for faster service. Proof of
residency and photo ID are required upon request.
Paper applications must be signed, and may be submitted to:
Office of Admissions and Advising
Howard Community College
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway
Columbia, MD 21044
ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES
Additional or different procedures are required for some students as follows (further explanation is available in the HCC
catalog, and the HCC website–howardcc.edu/admissions):
1. Separate application fees, forms, and/or procedures are required for:
a. Honors Admissions (James W. Rouse Scholars, Frederick K. Schoenbrodt Scholars, and STEM Scholars), the
Freshman Focus Program, the Silas Craft Collegians Program, and the Early Entrance Program (for high school
juniors and seniors seeking concurrent or dual enrollment)
b. International citizens seeking F1 immigration status for full-time study in credit areas of study or the English
Institute
c. Nursing, cardiovascular technology, radiologic technology, physical therapist assistant, dental hygiene, medical
laboratory technician, and diagnostic medical sonography.
2. Before admission, additional procedures are required for:
a. 8th-10th graders, including those being home schooled (may be admitted only on the basis of e­ xceptional abilities
related to coursework in which they seek to enroll; documentation is required)
b. high school juniors and seniors (including those being home schooled) planning to take HCC classes while in high
school
c. international citizens
d.students who have been or are involved in disciplinary actions or proceedings at another school/institution.
3. Concurrent with or following admission, additional procedures are necessary for:
a. students who have previously taken college-level English and math coursework and are seeking placement test
exemptions or course clearances
b. transfer students
c. students seeking admission to clinical coursework in nursing, cardiovascular technology, dental hygiene, emergency
medical services, radiologic technology, physical therapist assistant, respiratory care, or surgical technology
d.students eligible for veterans education benefits or military tuition assistance
e. students eligible for Social Security or other tuition waivers
f. Maryland National Guard members seeking tuition discounts
g. honorably discharged veterans and dependents seeking in-county or in-state tuition benefits (specific criteria apply)
h.Convicted sex offenders are required to register at the college’s Public Safety office prior to registering for any
course or program at HCC. Failure to register with the college’s Public Safety office will result in disciplinary
action including explusion, as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct.
4. Different admission procedures apply for noncredit students. Noncredit students should consult the
Continu­ing Education schedule of noncredit classes or contact the Office of Admissions and Advising.
Students are encouraged to review the Office of Admissions and Advising’s website at howardcc.edu/admissions or
contact the office which is located in the Rouse Company Foundation Student Services Hall (RCF-242; adm-adv@
howardcc.edu; 443-518-1200, select #3; TTY/STS Use MD relay). All students are responsible for reviewing HCCs
Code of Conduct upon admission to the college.
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Application for Admission
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS & ADVISING Howard Community College
■
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway ■ Columbia, Maryland 21044
443-518-1200 ■ TTY/STS Use MD Relay
Please submit with $25 application fee.**
howardcc.edu/admissions
Items with an asterisk (*) are required and must be completed before
you submit your application.
e-mail: adm-adv@howardcc.edu
**Application fee waived for Early Entrance, Freshman Focus, and students from
the U.S. military community.
Apply online at the web address above for more immediate processing.
ACADEMIC PLANS
Applying for*
Area of Study* (Select from list on following page)
l l l l2l0l l l
Semester
Year
FA-Fall WS-Winter/Spring SU-Summer
Personal/Career Goal
Educational Goal

1-Exploration of new careers or academic areas
2-Preparation for immediate entry into a career
3-Preparation for transfer to a four-year institution
4-Update skills for a job currently held
5-Interest and self-enrichment
6-Other
 Full-time  Part-time  Uncertain
 Yes  No
Yes  No
Do you plan to apply for Financial Aid?  Planning to Enroll
Did you attend another college or university?
Are you planning to take courses at HCC while still
in high school? (Early Entrance Program)  Yes  No
Are you a high school senior planning on enrolling after
Yes  No
you graduate? (Freshman Focus Program)  Are you a high school senior applying to the
Silas Craft Collegians Program?

1-Associate Degree
2-Certificate
3-Take courses for transfer to another institution (not seeking AA degree)
4-Take courses without working toward a degree, certificate or transfer
(may not be selected by DoD Tuition Assistance, VA, or Financial Aid
recipients)
5-Undecided (may not be selected by DoD Tuition Assistance, VA, or
Financial Aid recipients)
Status

F-First-Time College – Attending HCC for the first time and never
attended another postsecondary institution
I- Attending Another College/Institution – Attending HCC and also
enrolled at another college/institution
P-Previous Postsecondary – Attending HCC and previously attended
another college/institution
R-Readmit – Re-enrolling as a credit student at HCC (i.e., attended as
credit student more than two years ago)
(Additional supplemental items required and listed on the HCC website)
 Yes  No
DEMOGRAPHICS
Prefix  Mr.  Ms.  Dr.
l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Middle Name l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
Last Name*l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Suffix  Jr.  Sr.  III
Preferred Name l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
First Name*
Gender
 Male  Female
l Month
l l l Dayl l l l Yearl l l
Social Security Number l l l l l l l l l l l l
Birth Date*
(HCC is required to collect and report SSNs to the IRS for students who register for credit
classes. An SSN is also required to apply for financial aid, and use veterans benefits, DoD
tuition assistance, the state disability waiver, and National Student Clearinghouse services.)
 Check if address is outside of U.S. or Canada
l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Apt/Unit l l l l l
City* l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l County l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
State/Province l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Zip/Postal Code l l l l l l
Street Number and Name*
Will you be a resident of Howard County for 3 or more months at the time of enrollment?  Yes
 No
Email Address* ____________________________________________________
l l l l l l l l l l l l l Is this a TDD Number (telecommunications device for the deaf)?  Yes
Please check if home phone is same as cell phone.
Alternate Phone l l l l l l l l l l l l l  Home Phone*
(Phone Type–circle one:
Cell
Home
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U.S. CITIZENSHIP
Are you a US citizen?*
 Yes  No – If you are NOT a U.S. citizen, please indicate:
Country of Nationality___________________________________ Immigration/Visa Status* ___________________________________
*Original documents verifying status are required at the time of application.
RACIAL/ETHNIC INFORMATION
Colleges and universities are asked by many, including federal and state governments and national surveys to describe the racial/ethnic backgrounds
of students and employees. You should answer both questions. Definitions of these terms are available online: www.howardcc.edu/Visitors/
Webmaster/race_ethnicity.html.
Are you of Hispanic or Latino origin?  Yes  No
What is your race? Select one or more of the following categories:
 American Indian or Alaska Native  Asian  Black or African American  Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander  White
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The following items are optional. Information you provide will not be used in a discriminatory manner.
Alternate First Name
l l l l l l l l l l l l Alternate Last Name l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
Household Income
 $0-$19,999  $20,000-$39,999  $40,000-$59,999
 $60,000-$79,999
 $80,000-$99,999
 $100,000-$119,999
 $120,000-$139,999
 $140,000-$159,999
 $160,000-$199,999
 Over $200,000
EMERGENCY CONTACT
Military Status:
If you have been (or are a dependent of someone) in the military,
please indicate which branch:
 Air Force
 Coast Guard
 Army
 Marine Corps
 Navy
Please select your military affilliation: (leave blank if none apply)
 Active Duty
 Maryland National Guard  Reserves
 National Guard  Dependent of Active Duty
Are you a veteran or a dependent of a veteran? (leave blank if neither apply)
 Veteran
 Dependent of a Veteran
l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Middle Name l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
Last Name l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Phone Number l l l l l l l l l l l l l
First Name
HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION
 Atholton
 Mt. Hebron
 Centennial
Glenelg
 Oakland Mills  Reservoir
Hammond
 River Hill
 Howard
 Wilde Lake
 Long Reach  Marriotts Ridge
 Chapelgate  Home Schooled
Unlisted School Name and Address
If your high school is not listed above, please enter the school name below. Otherwise, leave this area blank.
Name of High School __________________________________________________________________________________________
Unweighted high school GPA
 Less than 1.0  1.01-2.00  2.01-3.00  3.01-4.00
Prior to registration, which will you have?
 High School Diploma
 Out-of-State GED
 Maryland GED
 National External HS Diploma
 Will still be in high school and do not have diploma/GED
 No longer in high school and do not have diploma/GED
High School Graduation Date/Year* ________________________________
COLLEGES ATTENDED
Name
City & State or Country
Years Attended
Degree
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
STUDENT CONDUCT
Are you currently, or have you ever been, involved in a disciplinary process at another institution?*  Yes
Have you ever been adjudicated guilty or convicted of a misdemeanor, felony, or other crime,
not shielded under the Maryland Second Chance Act?*  Yes  No
 No
Howard Community College’s annual security report containing policy statements and crime statistics can be found at
howardcc.edu/services-support/public-safety/reports-forms/campus%20crime%20report%20final 2014.pdf. Paper copies of the report are
available upon request at the Office of Public Safety or by calling 443-518-5500.
Convicted sex offenders are required to register at the college’s Public Safety office prior to registering for any course or program at HCC. Failure to
register with the college’s Public Safety office will result in disciplinary action including explusion, as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct.
All students are required to abide by college policy as outlined in HCC’s catalog and Student Handbook, including the Student Code of Conduct.
CERTIFICATION
Please affirm the following before you submit your application.
I certify all information has been accurately presented.* I understand that once my application has been submitted it may NOT be altered in any way.
I certify all information has been honestly presented.*
Yes
No
I certify all information has been completely presented.*
 
 Yes  No
 Yes  No
Signature*______________________________________________________________ Date*______________________________
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STANDARD APPLICATION
AREA OF STUDY CODES
Directions: Please select a transfer or career program option. Record the number of your selection on the application.
TRANSFER PROGRAMS (Associate Degrees)
Associate of Arts Degrees
Business Administration
302 - Business Administration
229 - Information Systems ManagementOffice Systems
230 - Information Systems ManagementProgramming/Technical Systems
173 - International Business
Accounting
271 - Accounting
Arts and Science
301 - Actuarial Science
241 - Arabic
269 - Art
287 - Asian Studies
202 - Bioinformatics
71 - Biotechnology
206 - Communication Studies
303 - Computer Forensics
90 - Criminal Justice
142 - Dance Performance
164 - English
125 - Environmental Science
165 - Exercise Science
244 - Film Studies
276 - Gaming and Simulation Design
294 - Graphic and Interactive Design
167 - Health Care Management
169 - Health Education
144 - Horticulture
170 - Human Services
48 - Liberal Arts
49 - Life Science
160 - Mathematics
67 - Music
251 - Nutrition
232 - Philosophy and Religious Studies
50 - Physical Science
68 - Pre-Allied Health
53 - Pre-Medicine
55 - Pre-Pharmacy
250 - Public Health
58 - Social Sciences
203 - Spanish
263 - Television and Radio
237 - Theatre
275 - Women's Studies
Computer Science
33 - Computer Science
Engineering (see also ASE)
23 - Engineering
Entrepreneurship
239 - Entrepreneurship
General Studies
07 - General Studies
156 - General Studies-Business/Technology
Emphasis
166 - General Studies for
Certificate Students
157 - General Studies-Science Emphasis
Information Technology
304 - Cybersecurity
307 - Information Technology - CISCO
Networking
308 - Information Technology - Computer
Forensics Technology
309 - Information Technology - Mobile
Developement
310 - Information Technology - Programming
311 - Information Technology - Web
Development
*** - Select program track
1
Leads to licensure as a registered nurse
2
Program is intended for LPNs seeking RN degrees and does not lead to LPN
3
Does not lead to HCC degree or certificate
4
All legal residents of Maryland may enroll in this program at in-county rates, policy is
subject to change.
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programs for LPN Program) 1,4
08a - Traditional RN Program
08b - Accelerated RN Program
08c - LPN Pathway Sequence 2
08d - Military to RN Pathway Sequence
08e - Paramedic to RN Pathway
Sequence
Teacher Education 12 (see also AAT)
130 - Early Childhood Education
131 - Elementary Education
137 - Preparation for Maryland Teacher
Education Certification 3,14
312 - Secondary Education - Humanities/Arts
313 - Secondary Education - Mathematics/
Science
314 - Secondary Education - Social Sciences
Associate of Arts in Teaching 13
254 - Early Childhood Education/Early
Childhood Special Education
255 - Elementary Education/Elementary
Special Education
207 - Secondary Education-Chemistry
247 - Secondary Education-English
208 - Secondary Education-Mathematics
209 - Secondary Education-Physics
210 - Secondary Education-Spanish
Associate of Science in Engineering
256 - Computer Engineering
257 - Electrical Engineering
Should be selected by students preparing for transfer to an out-of-state 4-year institution
Should be selected by students preparing for transfer to a Maryland 4-year institution
Not eligible for financial aid at HCC
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STANDARD APPLICATION
AREA OF STUDY CODES
Directions: Please select a transfer or career program option. Record the number of your selection on the application.
Students selecting certificate programs are encouraged to contact Financial Aid Services to determine financial aid eligibility.
For more information about the graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed gainful
employment programs, and other important information, please visit howardcc.edu/disclosures.
CAREER PROGRAMS (Degrees and/or Certificates)
Associate of Applied Science Degree/
Certificate Programs
Accounting
17 - Preparation for CPA Examination 3,14
Biomedical Engineering 4
06 - Biomedical Engineering Technology (AAS)
76 - Biomedical Engineer Specialist
Certificate 19
Bioprocessing 3,11,14
297 - Bioprocessing (AAS - Frederick
Community College)
298 - Bioprocessing (Certificate - Frederick
Community College)
Business Management
37 - Business Management (AAS)
212 - Professional Coaching Certificate 19
Cardiovascular Technology 4,11
114 - Cardiovascular Technology-Invasive
Technologist (AAS)
115 - Cardiac Monitoring and Analysis
Certificate 19
134 - Accelerated CVT Certificate for Hospital
Trainees 7
270 - Cardiovascular Technology for Health
Care Professionals 19
Culinary Management
*** - Culinary Management (AAS) (choose a
track)
233a - Professional Baking and Pastries
233b - Professional Cooking
233c - Professional Cooking and Baking
264 - Baking and Pastries Certificate 19
265 - Professional Cooking Certificate 19
Dental Hygiene
280 - Dental Hygiene (AAS)
Medical Laboratory Technician
279 - Medical Laboratory Technician (AAS)
Network Administration
193 - Network Security Administration
Certificate 19
Early Childhood Development
89 - Early Childhood Development (AAS)
87 - Early Childhood Development
Certificate 19
Nuclear Medicine 3,11,14
299 - Nuclear Medicine Technology (AAS Frederick Community College)
Electronics Technology
18 - Electronics Technology (AAS)
64 - Electronics Technology Certificate 14, 19
Certified Bookkeeping
272 - Certificate Bookkeeping Certificate 19
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Technology
72 - CAD Technology (AAS)
70 - CAD Technology Certificate 19
Entrepreneurship
240 - Entrepreneurship (AAS)
214 - Entrepreneurship Certificate 19
Computer Forensics
295 - Computer Forensics Certificate 19
Fire Science 14,18
305 - Fire Science and Leadership (AAS)
Computer Support Technology
151 - CISCO Certified Networking
Certificate 10, 19
296 - Help Desk/LAN Support Technology
Certificate 19
Health Care for the Professional
168 - Health Care for the Professional (AAS)
4,8,11
Health Information Technology 14,16
285 - Health Information Technology (AAS Carroll Community College)
286 - Health Information Technology (CORE)
(Certificate - Carroll Community College)
300 - Health Information Technology (Advanced
Certificate - Carroll Community College)
*** - Select program track
3
Does not lead to HCC degree or certificate.
4
All legal residents of Maryland may enroll in this program at in-county rates, policy subject to
change.
7
Hospital-based program for employees only.
8
Only EMT-B certified individuals may enroll; minimum age requirements by law for clinical
coursework.
9
Leads to licensure as a practical nurse.
10
Leads to industry certification and HCC certificate.
11
Part of the Mid-Maryland Allied Healthcare Education Consortium; only approved student
participants are eligible for in-county tuition rates; leads to degree or certificate at another
consortium institution; does not lead to HCC degree or certificate.
14
Not eligible for financial aid at HCC.
Office Technology
191 - Office Technology (AAS)
152 - Medical Transcriptionist Certificate 19
45 - Legal Office Assistant Certificate 19
44 - Office Assistant Certificate 19
Physical Therapist Assistant
282 - Physical Therapist Assistant (AAS) 16
Radiologic Technology 4
238 - Radiologic Technology (AAS)
Respiratory Care 3,11,14,16
153 - Respiratory Care (AAS - Frederick
Community College)
Surgical Technology 3,11,14
154 - Surgical Technology (AAS - Frederick
Community College)
155 - Surgical Technology (Certificate Frederick Community College)
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Open only to Howard County Fire & Rescue Academy candidates.
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Information Technology
189 - Web Developer Certificate 19
306 - Information Technology Assurance (AAS)
Licensed Practical Nursing 4,9
111 - Licensed Practical Nursing Certificate 19
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
*** - Diagnostic Medical Sonography (AAS)
(choose a track)
281a - General
281b - Vascular
281c - Cardiac
Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic
132 - Emergency Medical Technician/
Paramedic (AAS)
133 - Emergency Medical Technician/
Paramedic Certificate 19
Construction Management
290 - Construction Management (AAS)
291 - Construction Management
Certificate 14, 19
Hospitality Management
178 - Hospitality Management (AAS)
266 - Casino Management Certificate 19
283 - Event Management Certificate 19
267 - Food and Beverage Management
Certificate 19
268 - Lodging Management Certificate 19
CORE REQUIREMENTS AND ELECTIVES
Core Requirements
and Electives
Courses Fulfilling Core
Requirements
Each program specifies general education
courses needed to complete the 30 credit general
education core requirement for the Associate
of Arts degree and Associate of Science in
Engineering degree. Most of the courses listed
below fulfill core curriculum requirements at
state colleges and universities. A few courses
may not transfer as core requirements to every
college or university. Check the requirements of
your transfer institution before selecting specific
courses, or see your advisor for assistance.
ENGLISH COMPOSITION CORE
ENGL-121 College Composition*
*ENGL-121 fulfills the state composition core
requirement.
ARTS AND HUMANITIES CORE
Arts & Humanities Core Group A
ARTT-101
ARTT-102
ARTT-103
ARTT-109
ARTT-112
ARTT-146
ARTT-151
ARTT-282
ARTT-283
ARTT-284
ARTT-285
ARTT-286
ARTT-287
ARTT-288
ARTT-289
ARTT-290
ARTT-291
ARTT-292
DANC-100
DANC-113
DANC-114
DANC-141
DANC-190
DANC-191
DANC-201
ENGL-200
ENGL-201
ENGL-202
ENGL-203
ENGL-204
ENGL-205
ENGL-206
ENGL-207
ENGL-208
ENGL-210
ENGL-211
ENGL-212
Two-Dimensional Art and Design
Three-Dimensional Art and Design
Art Appreciation
Drawing I: Observation and
Invention
Introduction to Digital Media
Digital Photography I
Ceramics I
Art History I
Art History II
History of World Architecture
History of Modern Art
African Art and Architecture
Far Eastern Art and Architecture
Middle Eastern Art and Architecture:
Islam to Present
Contemporary Art
American Art and Architecture since
Colonialism
Italian Renaissance Art and
Architecture
Ancient Egyptian Art and
Architecture
Introduction to Dance
Music Concepts for Dance
History and Culture of Hip-Hop
Dance Workshop
Appreciating Dance in Cultures and
Communities
World Dance
History of Western Concert Dance:
1600 to the Present
Children’s Literature
American Literature I
American Literature II
English Literature I
English Literature II
The Short Story
African American Literature
Ethics in Literature
Contemporary Poetry
Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, and
Drama
Science through Science Fiction
By and About Women
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ENGL-213
ENGL-214
ENGL-217
ENGL-218
ENGL-219
ENGL-226
ENGL-227
FILM-101
FILM-139
FILM-171
FILM-172
FILM-200
FILM-201
FILM-203
FILM-204
FILM-205
FILM-206
FILM-207
FILM-208
FILM-209
FILM-210
FILM-211
FINE-101
FINE-102
FINE-103
FINE-115
FINE-215
HUMN-101
HUMN-102
HUMN-103
HUMN-104
HUMN-105
HUMN-223
HUMN-231
MUSC-100
MUSC-101
MUSC-107
MUSC-108
MUSC-138
MUSC-139
MUSC-145
MUSC-155
MUSC-163
MUSC-202
MUSC-203
MUSC-209
MUSC-235
PHIL-104
PHIL-141
PHIL-201
PHIL-203
PHIL-260
SPCH-151
THET-101
THET-102
THET-103
THET-110
THET-119
THET-125
THET-131
THET-190
THET-191
THET-202
THET-209
THET-216
THET-241
Latin American Literature
Middle Eastern Literature
The English Bible as Literature
Literature and Film
Asian Literature
World Literature I
World Literature II
Introduction to Film
Principles of Film and Media
Production
Introduction to American Cinema
Introduction to World Cinema
Latin American Film
British Film
Indian Film
Middle Eastern Film
Italian Film
French Film
German Film
Asian Film
Scandinavian Film
Russian Film
African Film
Humanities through the Arts
Arts, Cultures, and Ideas
Introduction to the Creative Arts
Creative Writing
Advanced Creative Writing
Introduction to the Humanities
The Psychology of Happiness: A
Humanities Approach
Introduction to Greek and Roman
Mythology
Introduction to the Digital
Humanities
Projecting the Past: Ancient Rome,
Cinema, and History
Cultures of Asia
Humanities through Film
Fundamentals of Music
Music Appreciation
American Popular Music
African American Music
Tunes in ‘Toons: Classical Music in
Cartoons and Animation
Introduction to Music Technology
and Entrepreneurship
Music Technology in Society
Introduction to Jazz Improvisation
World Music
Music Literature in Context I
Music Literature in Context II
Sound Creation in Music
Music of East Asia: China, Japan,
and Korea
Introduction to Religious Studies
Philosophy and Practice of Yoga
Religions of the World
Civility and the Virtue Tradition
Film and Philosophy
The Spoken Word
Introduction to Acting
Acting I
Acting I: Foundations for Acting and
Performance
Introduction to Theatre
Introduction to Playwriting
Text Analysis
Theatre Appreciation
Theatre History I
Theatre History II
Acting II
Modern Drama
Contemporary Drama: Topics in
Diversity
Acting for Television
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THET-250
THET-251
TVRD-120
TVRD-140
TVRD-240
WMST-193
WMST-225
WMST-227
WMST-228
WMST-229
WMST-270
Shakespeare from Page to Stage
Shakespeare from Page to Screen
Principles of Video Editing
Video Production I
Video Production II
Introduction to Women’s Studies:
Women, Art, and Culture
Women in American History:
Colonial Times to 1880
Women in American History: 1880
to the Present
Women in European History: 1750
to the Present
African American Women’s History
Women and Film
Arts & Humanities Core Group B
SPCH-101
Introduction to Human
Communication
SPCH-105 Fundamentals of Public Speaking
SPCH-110 Interpersonal Communication
SPCH-115 Intercultural Communication
SPCH-151 The Spoken Word
Any 200 level course with an ARAB, CHNS,
FARS, FREN, GERM, GREK, HBRW, HNDI,
ITAL, JPNS, KORE, PORT, RUSS, SPAN, or
TURK prefix
SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
CORE
Social & Behavioral Sciences Core Group A
CRES-155
ECON-101
ECON-102
POLI-101
POLI-102
POLI-103
POLI-104
POLI-201
POLI-202
PSYC-101
PSYC-200
SOCI-101
SOCI-102
SOCI-202
Introduction to Conflict Resolution:
Science and Art
Principles of Economics (Macro)
Principles of Economics (Micro)
American Federal Government
State and Local Government
Political Ideology
The U.S. Constitution
Comparative Government
International Relations and Contemporary Foreign Policy
General Psychology
Lifespan Development
Introduction to Sociology
Social Problems
Urban Sociology
Social & Behavioral Sciences Core Group B
ANTH-104
Introduction to Physical Anthropology and Archaeology
ANTH-105 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH-110 Global Archaeology
ANTH-120 Comparative World Cultures
ANTH-220 Cultures of the Middle East
GEOG-101 Introduction to World Geography
GEOG-102 Elements of Cultural Geography
HIST-111
American History to 1877
HIST-112
American History Since 1877
HIST-121
The Ancient World: Prehistory to the
Middle Ages
HIST-122
Western Civilization: Medieval to
Early Modern
HIST-123
Western Civilization and the Modern
World
HIST-210
History of Latin America
SCIENCE CORE
ASTR-104
ASTR-114
BIOL-101
BIOL-102
BIOL-103
Elementary Astronomy
Elementary Astronomy Lab
General Biology I
General Biology II
Human Heredity
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CORE REQUIREMENTS AND ELECTIVES
BIOL-107
BIOL-120
BIOL-203
BIOL-204
CHEM-101
CHEM-102
CHEM-103
CHEM-105
CHEM-135
CHEM-136
ENST-105
ENST-115
GEOL-107
GEOL-108
GEOL-117
Fundamentals of Microbiology
Biology for Engineers
Anatomy and Physiology I
Anatomy and Physiology II
General Inorganic Chemistry I
General Inorganic Chemistry II
Fundamentals of General Chemistry
Chemistry and Society
Chemistry for Engineers
Chemistry for Engineers Laboratory
Environmental Science
Environmental Science Laboratory
Introduction to Physical Geology
Historical Geology
Introduction to Physical Geology
Laboratory
GEOL-118 Historical Geology Laboratory
METO-111Meteorology
METO-112 Meteorology Laboratory
PHYS-101 Technical Physics
PHYS-103 Fundamentals of Physics I
PHYS-104 Fundamentals of Physics II
PHYS-106 Earth and Space Science
PHYS-107 Physical Science
PHYS-110 General Physics I (Calculus)
PHYS-111 General Physics II (Calculus)
PHYS-120Oceanography
PHYS-121 Oceanography Laboratory
MATHEMATICS CORE
MATH-122 Ideas in Mathematics
MATH-128 Concepts of Mathematics II
MATH-138Statistics
MATH-141 College Algebra
MATH-143 Precalculus I
MATH-145 Business Calculus
MATH-153 Precalculus II
MATH-155 Precalculus I & II
MATH-181 Calculus I
INTERDISCIPLINARY & EMERGING
ISSUES CORE
AGNG-160 The Aging Process: Gerontology
BMGT-100 Introduction to Business and
Organization
BMGT-142 Business Development and Sales for
Emerging Leaders
BMGT-150 International Business Seminar
BMGT-175 Business Communications
CADD-101 Introduction to Computer-Aided
Drafting and Design
CMSY-110 Software Applications for Micros
CMSY-126 Introduction to the Internet
CMSY-129 The Internet and the Digital World
ENES-100 Introduction to Engineering Design
ENTR-101 Entrepreneurship and Creativity
FNPL-101 Personal Financial Planning
Principles
FYEX-100 First Year Experience
HEED-104 Personal Nutrition Assessment
HEED-106 Introduction to Stress Management
HEED-110 Introduction to Personal Wellness
HEED-113 Drug Use and Abuse
HEED-115 Personal and Community Health
HEED-150 Women’s Health
NUTR-211Nutrition
PHIL-101
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL-102
Introduction to Logic
PHIL-103
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL-110
Introduction to Chinese Taoism
PHIL-111
Introduction to Japanese Zen
Buddhism
PHIL-112
Introduction to African Philosophy
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PUBH-280 Global Health
WMST-230 Women in Colonial Maryland
WMST-231 American Women and Suffrage
Categories of Electives
ARTS ELECTIVES
Any course with a prefix of ARTT, DANC,
ENGL-119, -209, -216, -217, -223, -224, -250,
-251, FILM, FINE, INDS, LFIT-105, -197,
-198, -199, -298, MUSC, SPCH-145, THET,
TVRD-120, -125, -140, -240, or WMST-193.
ARTS & SCIENCES ELECTIVES
Any course with a prefix of AMSL, ANTH,
ARAB, ARTT, ASTR, BIOL, CADD-107,
CFOR, CHEM, CHNS, CNST, CRES,
CMSY-110, -120, -121, -126, -129, -141, -171,
-181, 281, any course with a prefix of CRIM,
DANC, ECON, EDUC, ENGL (except courses
below the 100 level), ENES, ENTR-101, EXSC,
FILM, FINE, FREN, GEOG, GEOL, GERM,
GREK, HBRW, HEED, HIST, HMDV,
HNDI, HORT, HUMN, HUMS, INDS, ITAL,
JPNS, KORE, LFIT-105, MATH (except
MATH-061, -061E, -063, -067, -067E, and
-070, METO, MUSC, NUTR, PERS, PHIL,
PHYS, POLI, PORT, PSYC, PUBH, RUSS,
SOCI, SOWK, SPAN, SPCH, THET, TURK,
TVRD, or WMST.
Students are encouraged to consult with an
advisor.
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
ELECTIVES
HMGT-110, HMGT-160, HMGT-163,
HMGT-164, HMGT-165, HMGT-244,
HMGT-245, and HMGT-260.
HUMANITIES ELECTIVES
Any course with a prefix of AMSL, ARAB,
ARTT, CADD-107, CHNS, DANC, ENGL119, -126, any 200 level or higher ENGL
course, any course with a prefix of FILM, FINE,
FREN, GERM, GREK, HBRW, HIST-111,
-112, -121, -122, -123, HNDI, HUMN, INDS,
ITAL, JPNS, KORE, MUSC, PERS, PHIL,
PORT, RUSS, SPAN, SPCH, THET, TURK,
TVRD, WMST-193, -212, -225, -227, -228,
-230, and -231.
INTERNET ELECTIVES
ARTT-260, CMSY-103, CMSY-108, CMSY110, CMSY-128, CMSY-147, CMSY-158,
CMSY-168, CMSY-169, CMSY-172, CMSY195, CMSY-199, CMSY-203, CMSY-204,
CMSY-205, CMSY-217, and CMSY-282.
BUSINESS ELECTIVES
Any course with a prefix of ACCT, BFMT,
BMGT, CMGT, CMSY, ECON, ENTR,
FNPL, HMGT, MSFT, or OFFI.
MATHEMATICS ELECTIVES
MATH-122, MATH-127, MATH-128,
MATH-138, MATH-141, MATH-143,
MATH-145, MATH-153, MATH-155,
MATH-181, MATH-182, MATH-220,
MATH-240, MATH-250, and MATH-260.
CULINARY MANAGEMENT ELECTIVES
CMGT-100, CMGT-110, CMGT-135,
CMGT-200, CMGT-230, CMGT-240, and
CMGT-250.
SCIENCE ELECTIVES
Any course with a prefix of ASTR, BFMT-200,
BIOL, CHEM, ENST, GEOL, METO, or
PHYS.
ENGLISH ELECTIVES
ENGL-126, any 200 level or higher ENGL
course, SPCH-105, SPCH-150, SPCH-160,
SPCH-205, THET-119, THET-150, THET209, THET-250, THET-251, TVRD-125,
TVRD-126, TVRD-221, TVRD-223, TVRD224, and WMST-212.
SOCIAL SCIENCES ELECTIVES
ANTH-104, ANTH-105, ANTH-110, ANTH120, any course with a prefix of CRES, CRIM,
ECON, EDUC-260, SOCI, SOWK, WMST111, WMST-225, WMST-227, or WMST-228.
ETHICS ELECTIVES
Any course with a prefix of ANTH or GEOG,
ARTT-299, BIOL-201, BMGT-203, CHEM105, CRES-155, DANC-250, ENGL-207,
FILM-139, HUMN-101, HUMN-223,
MUSC-139, PHIL-101, PHIL-103, PHIL-104,
PHIL-201, PHIL-203, PHIL-260, THET-110,
WMST-111, and WMST-193.
GENERAL ELECTIVES
An elective that can be chosen from any elective
category is called a general elective. Depending
on a student’s area of study, students may be
able to choose courses within specific elective
categories or they many be allowed to choose
courses from any elective category. Traditional
and non-traditional course work may be used to
fulfill elective credit, including general elective
credit, as appropriate. Electives involve a broader
range of courses than general education core
courses do. While some courses qualify for both
categories, students are responsible for making
this distinction and choosing the correct classes.
ONCE-A-YEAR CLASSES
Once-a-Year Classes
HCC offers some courses two or more times in
a year, once in the fall, once in the spring, and
perhaps again in summer or winter. But some
courses are offered only once a year, and students
must keep this in mind when planning schedules.
To help students plan academic schedules, the
following list specifies courses that are offered
only in the spring or only in the fall. These are
not comprehensive lists of all courses offered.
For example, students desiring to take ARTT204, Digital Publishing, must take the course in
Spring 2016.
For more information, contact the Admissions
Office at 443-518-1200.
Courses Offered Only in Winter 2016
CARD-231 Applied Clinical Practicum
DMSU-254 Clinical Sonography IV
PTAP-214 Clinical Education II
Courses Offered Only in Spring 2016
ACCT-234 Governmental and Not-for-Profit
Accounting
ACCT-239 Auditing II
ARTT-204 Digital Publishing
ARTT-223 Motion Graphics
ARTT-271 Multimedia Authoring and
Design II
ARTT-281 Web Design and Production II
BIOL-120 Biology for Engineers
BIOL-121 Biology for Engineers Lab
BIOL-205 Cell Biology
BIOL-206 Nutrition for Health Services
BMET-112 Electro-Mechanical Fluid Devices
BMET-212 Biomedical Instrumentation II
CADD-104 Advanced CAD
CADD-105 CAD Projects and Presentations
CADD-106 CAD Systems
CARD-120 Rhythm Analysis & 12 Lead ECG
CARD-121 Cardiovascular Assessment Skills
Lab
CARD-122 Cardiac Anatomy and
Pathophysiology
CARD-222 Advanced Intravascular
Interventional Procedures
CARD-261 Clinical Internship
CFOR-250 Computer Network Forensic
Technology
CHEM-136 Chemistry for Engineers Lab
CMSY-250 Systems Analysis and Design
CRES-201 Conflict and Process
CRES-203 Restorative Justice
DANC-113 Music Concepts for Dance
DANC-201 History of Western Concert
Dance: 1600 to the Present
DANC-250 Dance Composition
DHYG-207 Dental Public Health
DHYG-150 Dental Hygiene Theory and
Clinic II
DHYG-208 Dental Materials
DHYG-209Periodontics
DHYG-250 Dental Hygiene Theory and
Clinic IV
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DHYG-257 Dental Hygiene Ethics and
Jurisprudence
DMSU-151 Clinical Sonography I
DMSU-171 Abdominal and Small Parts
Ultrasound I
DMSU-172Obstetrics/Gynecology
Ultrasound I
DMSU-181 Vascular Ultrasound I
DMSU-191 Adult Echocardiography I
DMSU-211 Ultrasound Physics and
Instrumentation I
DMSU-255 Clinical Songraphy V
DMSU-261 ARDMS Registry Seminar
DMSU-280 Introduction to Vascular
Ultrasound
DMSU-290 Introduction to Cardiac Ultrasound
ECON-201 Money and Banking
EDUC-140 Child Health, Safety, and
Nutrition
EDUC-150 Practicum in Early Childhood
Education
EDUC-160 School Age Child Care
EDUC-203 Reading Instruction for Early
Childhood, Elementary, and
Special Education (Infants­-Grade
8) Teachers
EDUC-204 Assessment for Reading
Instruction for Early Childhood,
Elementary and Special Education
(Infants-Grade 8) Teachers
EDUC-250 Advanced Practicum in Early
Childhood Education
EDUC-266 Methods of Teaching Elementary
Education
ELEC-117 Linear Electronics
ENES-181Thermodynamics
ENES-205 Electric Circuits
ENES-222 Elements of Discrete Signal
Analysis
ENGL-202 American Literature II
ENGL-204 English Literature II
ENGL-208 Contemporary Poetry
ENGL-211 Science through Science Fiction
ENGL-219 Asian Literature
ENGL-227 World Literature II
EXSC-120 Introduction to Sports Coaching
EXSC-200 Care and Prevention of Athletic
Injuries
FILM-108 The Golden Age of Film
FILM-207 German Film
FILM-211 African Film
FILM-240 Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender
Film
FNPL-105 Financial Planning for Young
Adults
GEOL-108 Historical Geology
GEOL-118 Historical Geology Laboratory
HEED-102 Introduction to Weight
Management
HEED-110 Introduction to Personal Wellness
HIST-201 Europe in the Twentieth Century
HMDV-161 STEM Seminar II
HMDV-261 STEM Seminar IV
HMGT-164 Event Management
HMGT-244 Managing the Housekeeping
Operation
HORT-230 Pest and Disease Control
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HUMN-241Utopia
HUMS-124 Family Counseling Skills
INDS-112 Historical Interiors
LFIT-112 Lifeguard Training
LFIT-129 Self Defense
MLTS-201 Introduction to the Medical
Laboratory
MLTS-251 Chemistry Clinical Practice
MLTS-252 Hematology Clinical Practice
MLTS-253Immunology/Immunohematology
Clinical Practice
MLTS-254 Microbiology Clinical Practice
MUSC-103 The Business of Music
MUSC-190 Functional Guitar Class II
MUSC-138 Tunes in Toons: Classical Music
in Cartoons and Animation
MUSC-155 Introduction to Jazz Improvisation
MUSC-158 Jazz Theory
MUSC-162 Introduction to Music Therapy and
Practice
MUSC-203 Music Literature in Context II
MUSC-208 Music Therapy in Education
MUSC-211AMusic Theory IV
MUSC-211P Ear Training and Musicianship IV
MUSC-229 Audio Techniques II
MUSC-235 Music of East Asia: China, Japan,
and Korea
NUTR-212 Food: Science and Technology
PHIL-104 Introduction to Religious Studies
POLI-201 Comparative Government
PSYC-102 Advanced General Psychology
PSYC-205 Women and Psychology
PTAP-100 Introduction to Physical Therapy
PTAP-110 Fundamentals of Practice I
PTAP-230 Therapeutic Modalities II
PTAP-240 Therapeutic Exercise
PTAP-250 Clinical Neuroscience
PTAP-260 Orthopedic Dysfunctions II
PTAP-265 Professional Issues in Physical
Therapy
PUBH-280 Global Health
RADT-121 Radiologic Procedures II
RADT-122 Clinical Radiography II
RADT-123 Imaging Equipment Maintenance
& Operation
RADT-229 Clinical Radiography III
RADT-251 Radiation Biology and Protection
RADT-252 Clinical Radiography V
SABR-919 World War II Study Abroad
Program
SOCI-201 Minorities in America
SPCH-151 The Spoken Word
SPCH-160 Argumentation and Debate
THET-115 Introduction to Theatrical Design
and Technical Theatre
THET-191 Theatre History II
THET-202 Acting II
THET-260 Voice and Diction
THET-261 Dialects for the Actor
THET-265 Acting Shakespeare
TVRD-151 Radio News Production
WMST-193 Introduction to Women’s Studies:
Women, Art, and Culture
WMST-225 Women in American History:
Colonial Times to 1880
WMST-270 Women and Film
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Courses Offered Only in Summer 2016
ARTT-246 Photographic Studio Lighting
CARD-123Hemodynamics
CARD-124 X-Ray Theory for Cardiovascular
Technology
DMSU-213 Pathophysiology for Imaging
Professionals
DMSU-252 Clinical Sonography II
MLTS-202 Clinical Chemistry
MLTS-205 Clinical Microbiology I
NURS-140 Advanced Concepts in Practical
Nursing
PHIL-110 Introduction to Chinese Taoism
PTAP-270 Clinical Education III
PTAP-275 Clinical Education IV
RADT-101 Introduction to Procedures
SABR-903 China – Culture Study Abroad
SABR-910 Turkey – Culture Study Abroad
SABR-917 Ireland – Honors Study Abroad
SABR-921 Denmark – Culture Study Abroad
SABR-926 Bermuda – Science Study Abroad
Courses Offered Only in Fall 2016
ACCT-233 Advanced Accounting
ACCT-237 Taxation of Corporations,
Partnerships, Estates, and Trusts
ARTT-143 History of Photography
ARTT-241 Advanced Black and White
Photography
ARTT-260 Designing for Interactive
Environments
ARTT-261 Digital Video
ARTT-270 Multimedia Authoring and
Design I
ARTT-280 Web Design and Production I
BFMT-200Bioinformatics
BMET-211 Biomedical Instrumentation I
CADD-108 Introduction to Geographical
Information Systems
CARD-201 Cardiovascular Pharmacology
CARD-220 Cardiovascular Procedures
CARD-221 Diagnostic and Interventional
Procedures
CFOR-210 Computer Forensics III
CMGT-200 International Cuisine
CMSY-120 Introduction to Computer Systems
CNST-100 Introduction to Construction
Management
CSCO-305 Cisco IP Telephony
DANC-150 Dance Improvisation
DANC-200 World Dance
DHYG-100 Pre-Dental Hygiene Theory and
Clinic I
DHYG-102 Histology and Embryology
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DHYG-104 General and Oral Pathology
DHYG-106 Oral Anatomy and Tooth
Morphology
DHYG-111 Dental Radiology
DHYG-200 Dental Hygiene Theory and Clinic
III
DHYG-210 Pharmacology and Pain
Management
DMSU-102 Introduction to Ultrasound
DMSU-112 Sectional Anatomy for Imaging
Professionals
DMSU-212 Ultrasound Physics and
Instrumentation II
DMSU-253 Clinical Sonography III
DMSU-271 Abdominal and Small Parts
Ultrasound II
DMSU-272 Obstetrics/Gynecology Ultrasound
II
DMSU-282 Vascular Ultrasound II
DMSU-292 Adult Echocardiography II
EDUC-205 Materials and Motivations for
Reading for Early Childhood,
Elementary and Special Education
(Infants-Grade 8) Teachers
EDUC-212 Advanced Methods and Materials
EDUC-230 Child Care Center Administration
and Management
ELEC-107 Introduction to Electronic Circuits
ELEC-213 Digital Circuits
ENES-271 Introduction to MATLAB
ENGL-201 American Literature I
ENGL-203 English Literature I
ENGL-212 By and About Women
ENGL-213 Latin American Literature
ENGL-226 World Literature I
ENST-200 Fundamentals of Soil Science
ENTR-100 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
ENTR-912 Introduction to Innovation
FILM-199 Hollywood in the 1990s
FILM-200 Latin American Film
FILM-212 The Films of Alfred Hitchcock
HEED-104 Personal Nutrition Assessment
HEED-106 Introduction to Stress
Management
HIST-210 History of Latin America
HMDV-160 STEM Seminar I
HMDV-260 STEM Seminar III
HMGT-160 Introduction to Travel and
Tourism
HMGT-163 Introduction to Meetings,
Conventions, and Expositions
HMGT-242 Lodging Management and
Operations
HMGT-260 Fundamentals of Wines, Spirits &
Beers
HORT-100 Introduction to Horticulture
HORT-210 Woody Plants
HUMS-120 Medical Aspects of Chemical
Dependency
HUMS-122 Individual Counseling Techniques
HUMS-123 Group Counseling Skills
LFIT-128 Martial Arts I
MLTS-203 Clinical Hematology
MLTS-204 Clinical Immunology/
Immunohematology
MLTS-206 Clinical Microbiology II
MUSC-107 American Popular Music
MUSC-161 Introduction to Music Therapy and
Practice
MUSC-163 World Music
MUSC-189 Functional Guitar Class I
MUSC-202 Music Literature in Context I
MUSC-207 Music Therapy Techniques
MUSC-210AMusic Theory III
MUSC-210P Ear Training and Musicianship III
MUSC-228 Audio Techniques I
PHIL-201 Religions of the World
POLI-103 Political Ideology
POLI-202 Contemporary American Foreign
Policy
PTAP-120 Clinical Kinesiology
PTAP-130 Therapeutic Modalities I
PTAP-150 Clinical Pathology
PTAP-160 Orthopedic Dysfunctions I
PTAP-210 Fundamentals of Practice II
PTAP-213 Clinical Education I
PUBH-101 Introduction to Public Health
RADT-111 Radiologic Procedures I
RADT-112 Clinical Radiography I
RADT-231 Radiologic Procedures IV
RADT-232 Clinical Radiography IV
SOCI-202 Urban Sociology
THET-103 Acting I: Foundations for Acting
and Performance
THET-110 Introduction to Theatre
THET-125 Text Analysis
THET-177 Stage Combat
THET-190 Theatre History I
THET-224 Musical Theatre Performance
THET-271 Theatre Juried Audition
Techniques
THET-273 Movement for the Actor
THET-290 Production Seminar
TVRD-225 Cinematography and Lighting
TVRD-230 Television Production I
WMST-111 Introduction to Women’s Studies:
Women, Gender and Society
WMST-227 Women in American History:
1880 to the Present
eLearning and Open Entry Formats
INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS
For complete technical requirements, specific course instructions, and to help you assess which options
best fit with your lifestyle as well as your learning style, visit howardcc.edu/elearning.
: ONLINE
In an online course, instruction, learning activities, and interactions
between faculty and students take place online on a dedicated
course website.
Many online courses may require you to take proctored exams. These
exams can be taken onsite at the HCC Test Center, at an approved
alternative location or via a virtual proctoring service.
Taking an online course has many advantages, including increased
flexibility in completing homework assignments, the ability to
communicate with your classmates and your instructor from the
convenience of your own home or workplace, and enhanced access
to written materials ranging from discipline-specific internet
resources to discussions and instructors’ announcements. However,
an online course is not for everyone. For instance, if you need the
discipline of meeting on campus several times a week and you enjoy
the in-person interaction with other students and your instructor,
you are more likely to succeed in a regular classroom or hybrid
course format.
A basic understanding of the internet and web browsing are
required. Online course activities may be completed at any location
with a computer and internet connection. When online course
registration is complete, you may log on to your password-protected
course website beginning on the first day of the semester. For
complete technical requirements, visit HCC’s eLearning website
listed above.
? HYBRID
A hybrid course is conducted using a combination of campus and
online instruction. It is an ideal combination of classroom interaction
with the use of online resources. Because so many of the course
interactions are conducted online, the amount of class meeting time
is a percentage of the traditional onsite version of the course.
For online course interaction, a basic understanding of the internet
and web browsing are required. Online activities may be completed at
any location with a computer and internet connection. For complete,
online technical requirements and any specific course instructions,
visit HCC’s eLearning website listed above.
Ü OPEN ENTRY
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, drop-in
hours, and various places where you may complete your work. Many
of the Computer Systems (CMSY) and Office Technology (OFFI)
courses are offered in this format.
There are many advantages to taking an open entry course. For the
majority of the courses, you may start at the beginning of the traditional semester or you may enroll later and start later. You can
complete the course as quickly as you are able to do the work. These
courses do not follow the structured lecture-style classroom format.
The Office Technology classroom (DH-301, 443-518-4876) is
staffed with certified instructors to help you, one-on-one, any time
the classroom is open. You may vary your hours from week to week
and attend class as often as you wish. You may do all of the work for
this course at home (except tests).
Test and assignment deadlines are effective as soon as your course
begins (either when the semester begins or the day you enroll,
whichever is later).
Many of the courses offered in Office Technology may be taken
online, following the same format as the open entry courses, except
that the online sections are only offered twice a year. As an online
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Office Technology classroom. Immediately after enrolling in one of
the online courses, submit an Office Technology pre-semester notification form to receive specific course instructions the week classes
begin. For complete requirements, forms, and specific open entry
course instructions, visit HCC’s eLearning website listed above.
Office Technology Classroom Hours
Winter 2016
Daytime
Monday through Thursday 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m.-12 noon
Evenings
No evening classes.
Spring 2016
Daytime
Monday through Thursday 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m.-12 noon
Evenings
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday 6-8:30 p.m.
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ACCT-111
ACCT-112
AGNG-160
AGNG-250
Principles of Accounting I
Principles of Accounting II
The Aging Process: Gerontology
The Psychological Aspects of
Aging
ANTH-105 Introduction to Cultural
Anthropology
ANTH-222 Cultures of China
ARTT-103 Art Appreciation
ASTR-104 Elementary Astronomy
ASTR-114 Elementary Astronomy Lab
BMGT-100 Introduction to Business
BMGT-145 Principles of Management &
Organization
BMGT-150 International Business Issues
Seminar
BMGT-151 Business Law I
BMGT-175 Business Communications
BMGT-203 Business Ethics
BMGT-205 Principles of International
Business
BMGT-240 Human Resource Management
CHNS-222 Cultures of China
CMSY-101 Beginning Spreadsheets
CMSY-102 Beginning Word Processing
CMSY-103 Beginning Databases
CMSY-104 Advanced Word Processing
CMSY-110 Software Applications for
Micros
CMSY-116PowerPoint
CMSY-117 Advanced Spreadsheets
CMSY-118 Advanced Databases
CMSY-123 Microsoft Office Publisher
CMSY-126 Introduction to Internet
CMSY-128 Introduction to HTML
CMSY-129 Principles of Internet
CMSY-132 Introduction to Windows
CMSY-136 Integrated Software Applications
CMSY-147 Introduction to Website
Authoring
CMSY-212 Virtual Process Management in
Business
CNST-215 Building Construction
Operations and Management
CRIM-101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
ECON-101 Principles of Economics-Macro
ECON-102 Principles of Economics-Micro
ECON-201 Money and Banking
EDUC-111 Child Growth and Development
EDUC-200 Introduction to Special
Education
EDUC-201 Processes and Acquisition
Reading
EDUC-202 Reading Secondary Part I
EDUC-206 Reading Secondary Part II
EDUC-260 Educational Psychology
EDUC-265 Educational Assessment
EDUC-291 Special Education Methods
Birth-Grade 6
EDUC-293 Special Education Assessment
Part I: Birth-12th Grade
ENGL-121 College Composition I:
Expository Writing
ENGL-201 American Literature I
ENGL-203 English Literature I
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ENGL-206 American African American Lit
ENGL-207 Ethics in Literature
ENGL-210 Introduction to Fiction, Poetry,
& Drama
ENGL-226 World Literature I
ENGL-230 Technical Writing
ENTR-101 Entrepreneurship and Creativity
ENTR-120 Entrepreneurship in Practice
EXSC-210 Sport/Exercise Psychology
FILM-101 Introduction to Film
FILM-139 Principles of Film and Media
Production
FILM-171 Introduction to American
Cinema
FINE-101 Humanities Through the Arts
FINE-115 Creative Writing
FNPL-101 Personal Finance Planning
GEOG-101 Introduction to World
Geography
GEOG-102 Elements of Cultural Geography
GEOL-107 Introduction to Physical
Geology
GEOL-117 Introduction to Physical
Geology
HEAL-110 The Health Care Professional
HEED-101 Health and the World of Risk
HEED-104 Personal Nutrition Assessment
HEED-106 Intro to Stress Management
HEED-115 Personal and Comm Health
HEED-125 Ethics in Professional Practice
HEED-150 Women’s Health
HEED-213 Stress Management
HEED-216 Health Care in the U.S.
HIST-111 American History to 1877
HIST-112 American History Since 1877
HIST-121 Ant World Prehis to Mid
HIST-122 Western Civ and Premod
World
HIST-123 Western Civ and Modern
World
HMGT-101 Introduction to the Hospitality
Industry
HNDI-101 Foundational Hindi I
HNDI-201 Intermediate Hindi I
HUMN-101 Introduction to the Humanities
MATH-138Statistics
MATH-141 College Algebra
MATH-145 Business Calculus
METO-111Meteorology
MUSC-101 Music Appreciation
MUSC-108 African-American Music
MUSC-163 World Music
NUTR-211Nutrition
OFFI-260 Medical Terminology
OFFI-279Keyboarding
PHIL-103 Introduction to Ethics
PHYS-106 Earth and Space and Science
PHYS-120Oceanography
POLI-101 American Federal Government
PSYC-101 General Psychology
PSYC-200 Life Span Development
PSYC-203 Abnormal Psychology
PUBH-210Epidemiology
PUBH-230 Health and the Disease Process
SOCI-101 Introduction to Sociology
SPAN-101 Elementary Spanish I
SPAN-102
SPAN-201
SPAN-202
SPCH-110
THET-131
TVRD-129
WMST-228
HYBRID
ACCT-201
ACCT-202
ARTT-101
BIOL-107
BMGT-201
BMGT-202
BMGT-203
CMSY-201
Elementary Spanish II
Intermediate Spanish I
Intermediate Spanish II
Interpersonal Communication
Theatre Appreciation
Mass Media
Women in European History:
1750-Present
Accounting Field Experience I
Accounting Field Experience II
Two-Dimensional Basic Design
Fundamentals of Microbiology
Business Work Experience I
Business Work Experience II
Business Ethics
Computer Systems Work
Experience I
CMSY-202 Computer Systems Work
Experience II
COOP-190 Internship I
COOP-191 Internship II
COOP-201 Cooperative Education Work
Experience I
COOP-202 Cooperative Education Work
Experience II
CRIM-190 Criminal Justice Internship I
CRIM-191 Criminal Justice Internship II
ECON-101 Principles of Economics
(Macro)
ECON-102 Principles of Economics (Micro)
EDUC-101 Praxis CORE Review CourseReading/Writing Tests
EDUC-102 Praxis CORE Review CourseMath Test
ENGL-121 College Composition
ENGL-203 English Literature I
ENGL-207 Ethics in Literature
ENTR-210 Developing Business
Opportunities and Plans
EXSC-209 Sport and Exercise Nutrition
FILM-171 Introduction to American
Cinema
FINE-115 Creative Writing
FINE-215 Advanced Creative Writing
FYEX-100 First Year Experience
GEOL-107 Introduction to Physical
Geology
HEAL-105 Drug Calculations
HEED-115 Personal and Comm Health
HEED-150 Women’s Health
HEED-210 Foundations of Health
Education
HEED-216 Health Care in the US
HUMN-101 Introduction to the Humanities
HUMN-104 Introduction to Digital
Humanities
HUMS-121 Introduction to Chemical
Dependency Treatment
MATH-070 Intermediate Algebra
MATH-138Statistics
MATH-141 College Algebra
MUSC-100 Fundamentals of Music
NURS-170 Nursing Co-Op Work
Experience
HYBRID cont.
NURS-230 Trends in Nursing
NUTR-211Nutrition
OFFI-201 Office Technology Work
Experience
PHIL-101 Introduction to Philosophy
PHYS-106 Earth and Space Science
POLI-101 American Federal Government
PSYC-101 General Psychology
PUBH-101 Introduction to Public Health
SOCI-101 Introduction to Sociology
SPCH-105 Fundamentals of Public
Speaking
TVRD-290 Television & Radio Internship I
TVRD-291 Television & Radio Internship
II
FAST TRACK
BMGT-100 Introduction to Business &
Organization
CRIM-101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRIM-103 Juvenile Delinquency
CRIM-201 Introduction to Criminal Law
FNPL-101 Personal Financial Planning
Principles
FYEX-100 First Year Experience
NUTR-211Nutrition
PHIL-101 Introduction to Philosophy
PSYC-101 General Psychology
SPCH-110 Interpersonal Communication
SOCI-101 Introduction to Sociology
SPCH-105 Fundamentals of Public
Speaking
EXPRESS
CMSY-105
CMSY-106
CMSY-255
CMSY-256
CSCO-291
CSCO-292
CSCO-293
CSCO-294
CSCO-651
CSCO-652
EDUC-111
EDUC-201
EDUC-202
ENGL-096
FYEX-100
FNPL-101
HMGT-111
HMGT-285
OFFI-177
ARAB-201 Intermediate Arabic I
ARAB-202 Intermediate Arabic II
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BMGT-204
CMGT-100
CMGT-130
CMGT-135
CMGT-220
CMGT-230
CMGT-236
CMGT-240
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Taking Your Business Mobile
Culinary Basics
Garde Manger
Baking and Pastries
A la Carte Production
Plated Desserts
International Breads
Baking and Pastry
Cake Decorating and Candy
Making
Personal Computer Systems
Repair I
Personal Computer Systems
Repair II
Introduction to Unix
Linux Server Administration
Introduction to Networks
Routing and Switching
Essentials
Scaling Networks
Connecting Networks
Implementing IP Routing
Implementing IP Switching
Child Growth and Development
Processes and Acquisition
Reading
Reading Secondary Part I
Fundamentals of Academic
Reading
First Year Experience
Personal Financial Planning
Principles
Food Service Safety and
Sanitation
Dining Room Service
Grammar for Your Job
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CMSY-101 Beginning Spreadsheets
CMSY-102 Beginning Word Processing
CMSY-103 Beginning Databases
CMSY-104 Advanced Word Processing
CMSY-110 Software Applications for Micro
CMSY-116PowerPoint
CMSY-117 Advanced Spreadsheets
CMSY-118 Advanced Databases
CMSY-123 Microsoft Office Publisher
CMSY-126 Introduction to the Internet
CMSY-127 Microsoft Outlook
CMSY-128 Introduction to HTML
CMSY-132 Introduction to Windows
CMSY-136 Integrated Software
Applications
ENTR-102 Entrepreneurial Assessment
ENTR-103 Starting Your Own Business I
ENTR-104 Business Plan Development
ENTR-203 Starting Your Own Business II
OFFI-102 Editing Skills
OFFI-260 Medical Terminology
OFFI-270 Medical Transcription
Techniques
OFFI-275 Office Simulation
OFFI-279Keyboarding
OFFI-281 Legal Document Preparation
OFFI-283 Legal Transcription and
Terminology
OFFI-293 Beginning Medical
Transcription
OFFI-297 Advanced Medical
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WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ACCOUNTING
BIOLOGY
ACCT-111
BIOL-103
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Fees: $25
9044 001 TWTH
9045 050 TWTH
ACCT-112
Principles of Accounting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-111
Fees: $25
9046 050 TWTH
ACCT-201
9:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:30PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:30PM
Main Campus
Accounting Field Experience I (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9047 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9048 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
ACCT-202
Accounting Field Experience II (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9049 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9050 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Human Heredity (3 credits)
8780 501 TWTH
9:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus
BUSINESS
BMGT-100
Introduction to Business and Organization
(3 credits)
Fees: $30
9051N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9052N091
Online
BMGT-151
Business Law I (3 credits)
Fees: $30
9054N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
BMGT-175
Business Communications (3 credits)
Fees: $30
9055N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
BMGT-201
Business Work Experience I (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
ANTHROPOLOGY
9056 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9057 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
ANTH-105
BMGT-202
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
0782N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
ART
ARTT-103
Fees: $30
Art Appreciation (3 credits)
8271N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8272N791
Online
8273N792
Online
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Business Work Experience II (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9058 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9059 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
BMGT-204
Fees: $30
Taking Your Business Mobile (3 credits)
9060N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
CARDIOVASCULAR TECHNOLOGY
CARD-231
Applied Clinical Practicum (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CARD-220 and CARD-221
Fees: $50
7684 301 MTWTHF 7:00AM-3:30PM Main Campus
An orientation class will meet on campus on January 4, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. in
HS265.
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
CMSY-101
Beginning Spreadsheets (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9061N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-102
Beginning Word Processing (1 credit)
Prerequisite: Keyboarding skills.
Fees: $10
9062N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-103
Beginning Databases (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9063N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-104
Advanced Word Processing (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-102
Fees: $10
CMSY-110
Software Applications for Micros (3 credits)
All sections use Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
Fees: $50
9065 001 TWTHF
9:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus
9067 050 TWTHF
6:00PM-9:30PM Main Campus
9066N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30 Book and Keycode should be purchased prior to semester start.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. Course requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-116
PowerPoint (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9068N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-117
Advanced Spreadsheets (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-101
Fees: $10
9069N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-118
Advanced Databases (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-103
Fees: $10
9070N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9064N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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CMSY-123
Microsoft ® Office Publisher (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-102.
Fees: $10
9071N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-126
Introduction to the Internet (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9072N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-127
Microsoft® Outlook (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9073N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-128
Introduction to HTML (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9074N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-129
The Internet and the Digital World (3 credits)
Fees: $30
9075N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9076N091
Online
CMSY-132
Fees: $10
Introduction to Windows (1 credit)
9078N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose
the semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must
come to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation to course
and periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
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CMSY-136
Integrated Software Applications (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-101, CMSY-103, CMSY-104, CMSY-116, and
CMSY-126 or CMSY-129.
Fees: $10
9079N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning. Immediately after
registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/earning, choose the semester, and submit
the pre-semester notification form. The student must come to campus within the
first 2 days of semester for orientation and may do all of the work at home with
the exception of one test; however, there are assignments that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301(443-518-4876).
CMSY-147
Introduction to Web Site Authoring (3 credits)
Fees: $50
2302N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
CMSY-201
Computer Systems Work Experience I (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9080 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9081 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
CMSY-202
Computer Systems Work Experience II (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9082 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9083 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
CRES-155
Introduction to Conflict Resolution: Science and
Art (3 credits)
7943 950 MTWTH
6:00PM-10:05PM Main Campus
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION
COOP-190
Internship I (1-2 credit)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for one credit should select Section
C050. Those registering for two credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Fees: $25
9084 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9085 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
COOP-191
Internship II (1-2 credit)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for one credit should select Section
C050. Those registering for two credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: C or better in COOP-190.
Fees: $25
9086 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9088 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
COOP-201
Cooperative Education Work Experience I
(3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9089 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9090 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
COOP-202
Cooperative Education Work Experience II
(3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9091 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9092 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIM-101
Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 credits)
assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students will be
required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/her
progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
7947C951
Hybrid
Fees: $40 A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the
student’s curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor
who will assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students
will be required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/
her progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
CRIM-191
Criminal Justice Internship II (3-4 credits)
Students registering for three credits should select Section 950. Those registering for four credits should select Section 951. Students may still register
after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF 302).
Fees: $30
7948C950
Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the student’s
curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor who will
assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students will be
required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/her
progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
7949C951
Hybrid
Fees: $40 A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the
student’s curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor
who will assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students
will be required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/
her progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY
ULTRASOUND
7944 901 MTWTHF 9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
DMSU-254
CRIM-103
7685 301 MTWTHF 7:00AM-4:30PM Main Campus
Students will be assigned to clinical on at least three days per week. There will be
no clinical on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Monday, January 18, 2016.
Juvenile Delinquency (3 credits)
Fees: $30
0906N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
CRIM-190
Clinical Sonography IV (1 credit)
Fees: $50
Criminal Justice Internship I (3-4 credits)
Students registering for three credits should select Section 950. Those registering for four credits should select Section 951. Students may still register
after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF 302).
Fees: $30
7946C950
Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the student’s
curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor who will
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
n
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ECONOMICS
ECON-101
Principles of Economics (Macro) (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $10
7950 C901 TWTH
9:00AM-10:53AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ECON-102
Principles of Economics (Micro) (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $40
7951N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
There is a Mandatory Orientation for this section that meets on Saturday, Jan 2,
2016 from 9:00AM-11:00AM in TBA.
ENGL-207
Child Growth and Development (3 credits)
Ethics in Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
9107 101 TWTH
9108 102 TWTH
9109 150 TWTH
ENGL-210
EDUCATION
EDUC-111
9098 102 TWTH
9:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus
9099 103 TWTH
1:00PM-4:30PM Main Campus
9100 104 TWTH
1:00PM-4:30PM Main Campus
9101 150 TWTH
6:00PM-9:30PM Main Campus
9102 151 TWTH
6:00PM-9:30PM Main Campus
9103N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9104N191
Online
9105N192
Online
9106N193
Online
9:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus
1:00PM-4:30PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:30PM Main Campus
Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, and Drama
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
7953N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9110 101 TWTH
9:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus
9111 102 TWTH
1:00PM-4:30PM Main Campus
9112 150 TWTH
6:00PM-9:30PM Main Campus
9113N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9114N191
Online
Fees: $30
9115N192
Online
Fees: $30
9116N193
Online
Fees: $30
ENGLISH
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENGL-085
ENTR-101
Fees: $35
7952N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
EDUC-201
Processes and Acquisition of Reading (3 credits)
For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $35
Academic Advanced Oral Communication for ESL
Students (3 credits)
If students place into both reading and writing ESL courses, they are required to take ENGL-085. Students can be exempted from this requirement
by passing an oral exam. Please email OLA@howardcc.edu. Students placed
into ENGL-083 AND ENGL-084 must complete both ENGL-083 and
ENGL-084 before taking ENGL-085.
9093 E101 TWTH
9094 E102 TWTH
ENGL-097
9:00AM-12:45PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:45PM Main Campus
Fundamentals of Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful
completion of ENGL-094.
Fees: $50
9095 101 TWTH
9096 150 TWTH
ENGL-121
9:00AM-12:45PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:45PM Main Campus
College Composition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligibility to enroll in ENGL-121 is based on English placement test scores or the successful completion of required developmental English course work.
Fees: $30
9097 101 TWTH
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9:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus
Entrepreneurship and Creativity (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $20
9117 C050 TTH
6:00PM-9:30PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ENTR-102
Fees: $25
Entrepreneurial Assessment (1 credit)
9118001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page XX for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
This course is offered through the Center for Entrepreneurial and Business
Excellence. Prior to registering, students will need to contact Betty Noble at
443-518-4111 or enoble@howardcc.edu to arrange meeting days and times,
have a written business concept prepared, and must be starting their business
in real time. This course is offered on an open entry basis which means that the
class is offered throughout the semester. Your hours can vary week to week and
you will have the opportunity to arrange those hours with the Director and your
business coach.
WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE
FYEX-100
First Year Experience (2 credits)
Fees: $25
9119 101 TWTH
9:30AM-12:00PM Main Campus
2151 102 TWTH
9:30AM-12:00PM Main Campus
2152 103 TWTH
1:00PM-3:30PM Main Campus
9120 104 TWTH
1:00PM-3:30PM Main Campus
9121 150 TWTH
6:00PM-8:30PM Main Campus
9122 F160 F
6:00PM-8:00PM Main Campus Fast Track
SSU
9:00AM-12:30PM
Earn 2 credits in 3 weekends. Class meets Fri, Sat, Sun, Jan 8-10, 15-17, 2224. Students must purchase textbook prior to first class meeting.
2315 C101 TTH
1:00PM-3:30PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG-101
Introduction to World Geography (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
2502N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
7954N991
Online
Fees: $40
GEOG-102
Elements of Cultural Geography (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $10
7955 901 MTWTH
9:30AM-12:30PM Main Campus
Health and the World of Risk (1 credit)
1942N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-112
First Aid and Safety (3 credits)
A Red Cross certification will be issued upon successful course completion.
Students will receive the Red Cross Certification cards in approximately 4-6
weeks following the course.
Fees: $60
7688 301 TWTHF
HEED-115
Health Care in the US (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7692N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HISTORY
HIST-111
American History to 1877 (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
7956 901 MTWTH 1:30PM-5:35PM Main Campus
7957 950 MTWTH 6:00PM-10:05PM Main Campus
7958N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
7959N991
Online
Fees: $45
HIST-112
American History Since 1877 (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
7961 901 MTWTH 9:00AM-1:05PM Main Campus
7962N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
2500N991
Online
Fees: $45
HIST-122
Western Civilization: Medieval to Early Modern
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $45
HEALTH EDUCATION
HEED-101
HEED-216
9:00AM-12:15PM Main Campus
Personal and Community Health (3 credits)
0791N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HIST-123
Western Civilization and the Modern World
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $15
7964 901 MTWTH 1:30PM-5:35PM Main Campus
7965 950 MTWTH 6:00PM-10:05PM Main Campus
0792N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
7689N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
7690N391
Online
COURSE NO.
HEED-150
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
Women’s Health (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7691N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
n
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
HMGT-111
Foodservice Safety and Sanitation (1 credit)
Fees: $30
9123 F060 S
8:00AM-5:00PM Main Campus Fast Track
HMGT-111-F060 runs 1/16/16-1/23/16.
HMGT-163
Introduction to Meetings, Conventions, and
Expositions (3 credits)
Fees: $30
9124N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HMDV-160
STEM Seminar I (1 credit)
Fees: $100
1159 401 TTH
12:30PM-3:00PM Main Campus
Enrollment in section 401 is open to all STEM majors.
LIFE FITNESS
LFIT-127
Fees: $20
Tai Chi (1 credit)
7693 301 TWTH
11:00AM-1:50PM Main Campus
MATHEMATICS
MATH-061E Basic Algebra and Geometry Extension (1 credit)
Fees: $50
7703 401 MTWTH 9:00AM-10:55AM Main Campus
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 3.
Permission of department required. Attendance Required.
7704 451 MTWTH 6:00PM-7:55PM Main Campus
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 3.
Permission of department required. Attendance Required.
7705J401 MTWTH 10:00AM-11:55AMLCC
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 3.
Permission of department required. Attendance Required.
7706J451 MTWTH 6:00PM-7:55PM LCC
Two week extension or students who completed at least half of module 3.
Permission of department required. Attendance Required.
MATH-067E Elementary Algebra Extension (1 credit)
Prequisite: Permission of department will be provided to those with a grade
of B in math 063, or a grade of C in MATH-067. All sections require the use
of the interactive computer program that comes with the text.
Fees: $50
7707 401 MTWTH 9:00AM-10:55AM Main Campus
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 6.
Permission of department required. Attendance required.
7708 402 MTWTH 11:00AM-12:55PM Main Campus
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 6.
Permission of department required. Attendance required.
7709 451 MTWTH 6:00PM-7:55PM Main Campus
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 6.
Permission of department required. Attendance required.
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2777 420 MTWTH 1:00PM-2:55PM Hickory Ridge
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 6.
Permission of department required. Attendance required. This class will run
January 1-14, 2016.
7710J401 MTWTH 10:00AM-11:55AMLCC
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 6.
Permission of department required. Attendance required.
7711J451 MTWTH 6:00PM-7:55PM LCC
Two week extension for students who completed at least half of module 6.
Permission of department required. Attendance required.
MATH-070
Intermediate Algebra (3 credits)
Prerequisite: An appropriate score on the mathematics placement test, or
a grade of A in MATH-063, a grade of B in MATH-067, a grade of C or
higher in MATH-067E. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7712 401 MTWTH 9:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
MTWTH 12:00PM-2:00PM
This class requires a commitment of 40-50 hours per week.
7713 402 MTWTH 9:30AM-11:30AM Main Campus
MTWTH 12:30PM-2:30PM
This class requires a commitment of 40-50 hours per week.
7714 403 MTWTH 9:30AM-11:30AM Main Campus
MTWTH 12:30PM-2:30PM
This class requires a commitment of 40-50 hours per week.
7715 404 MTWTH 10:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
MTWTH1:00PM-3:00PM
This class requires a commitment of 40-50 hours per week.
7716 C451 MTWTH 6:00PM-8:00PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This class requires a commitment of 40-50 hours per week.
MATH-138
Statistics (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or higher or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer
program that comes with the text. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7718 401 MTWTH 9:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
MTWTH 12:00PM-2:00PM
This class requires a committment of 40-50 hours per week.
7719 402 MTWTH 9:30AM-11:30AM Main Campus
MTWTH 12:30PM-2:30PM
This class requires a committment of 40-50 hours per week.
7720 403 MTWTH 10:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
MTWTH1:00PM-3:00PM
This class requires a committment of 40-50 hours per week.
2325 C420 MTTH
4:00PM-6:00PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This class will meet from 4-6 pm in N200 on Mon 1/04/16; TH 1/07; TH
1/14, TH 1/21, T 1/26, and TH 1/28.
7721 C451 MTWTH 6:00PM-8:00PM Main Campus Hybrid
This class requires a committment of 40-50 hours per week.
WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MATH-141
College Algebra (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH 070 or appropriate score in the mathematics placement
test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer program that
comes with the text and a graphing calculator (TI-84 recommended, TI-89
not permitted). (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7722 401 MTTHF
9:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
MTTHF 12:00PM-2:00PM
This class requires a committment of 40-50 hours per week.
7723 402 MTTHF
9:30AM-11:30AM Main Campus
MTTHF 12:30PM-2:30PM
This class requires a committment of 40-50 hours per week.
7724 C451 MTWTH 6:30PM-8:30PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This class requires a committment of 40-50 hours per week.
MATH-143
Precalculus I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or appropriate score on mathematics placement
test. (3 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7725 401 MTWTH 9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
This class requires a commitment of 30-40 hrs each week.
7726 420 MTWTH 1:00PM-4:00PM Main Campus
This class requires a commitment of 30-40 hrs each week.
MATH-145
Business Calculus (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-131, MATH-141, MATH-143 or equivalent. (3 hours
weekly)
Fees: $50
7727 401 MTWTH 9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
This class requires a commitment of 30-40 hrs each week.
MATH-153
Precalculus II (3 credits)
7728 401 MTWTH 9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
This class requires a commitment of 30-40 hrs each week.
7729 420 MTWTH 1:00PM-4:00PM Main Campus
This class requires a commitment of 30-40 hrs each week.
MUSIC
Music Appreciation (3 credits)
Fees: $30
NURS-170
8279N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8280N791
Online
Nursing Work Experience (3 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C350. Those registering for four credits should select Section C351. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF 302).
Fees: $30
5826C350
Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the student’s
curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor who will
assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students will be
required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/her
progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes.
NURS-230
Trends in Nursing (1 credit)
Prerequisite: NURS-134, NURS-135.
9181 C301 TTH
9:30AM-10:55AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Class begins Tuesday, January 5, 2016.
9087 C302 TTH
1:00PM-2:25PM Main Campus Hybrid
Class begins Tuesday, January 5, 2016.
8944 C350 TTH
5:30PM-6:55PM Main Campus Hybrid
Class begins Tuesday, January 5, 2016.
NUTRITION
NUTR-211
Prerequisite: MATH-143.
Fees: $50
MUSC-101
NURSING
Nutrition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
7694 301 TWTHF
9:00AM-12:15PM Main Campus
7695N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
7696N391
Online
Fees: $30
7697N392
Online
Fees: $30
7698N393
Online
Fees: $30
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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WINTER 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
POLITICAL SCIENCE
OFFI-201
POLI-101
Office Technology Work Experience (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9125 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9126 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
OFFI-279
Keyboarding (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9127N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Immediately after registering, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose the
semester, and submit the pre-semester notification form. The student must come
to campus within the first 2 days of semester for orientation and periodically to
take graded speed and accuracy tests and supervised timed writings. This course
requires 40-50 hours to complete. Offered in the Office Technology Classroom,
DH-301 (443-518-4876).
Introduction to Ethics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $30
8282N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8283N791
Online
PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASST PROG
NOTE: For all Physical Therapist Assistant clinical courses:
Students are required to provide their own transportation to and from the
various clinical sites. Students must also be available for a clinical schedule
that may include, but is not limited to extended hours, alternate days, evening,
and/or weekends. The clinical schedule list is a representation of one of the
possible scheduling options.
Additional time is required for the practice and evaluation of clinical skills
and /or simulated clinical laboratory activities.
PTAP-213
Fees: $100
Clinical Education I (2 credits)
1303 301 MTWTHF 8:00AM-5:45PM
Main Campus
Fees: $30
Oceanography (3 credits)
1752N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
1753N591
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
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6:00PM-9:00PM
Main Campus
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC-101
General Psychology (3 credits)
PRE: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
7967 901 MTWTHF 9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
7968 902 MTWTHF 1:00PM-4:00PM Main Campus
7969 950 MTWTH 6:00PM-10:05PM Main Campus
7970N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
7971N991
Online
Fees: $45
7972N992
Online
Fees: $45
PSYC-200
Lifespan Development (3 credits)
0889 901 MTWTH
0891 902 MTWTH
0892 950 MTWTH
9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
1:00PM-4:00PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
SOCIOLOGY
SOCI-101
Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
7973 901 MTWTH 9:30AM-12:30PM Main Campus
7974 903 MTWTH 1:00PM-4:00PM Main Campus
7975 902 MTWTH 9:30AM-12:30PM Main Campus
7976 F645 F
6:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus Fast Track
S
9:00AM-4:00PM
SU
12:00PM-4:00PM
Earn 3 credits in 3 weekends. Class meets Fri, Sat, and Sun on Jan 8-10, 1517, 22-24, 2016.
7977N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
7978N991
Online
Fees: $45
7979N992
Online
Fees: $45
SPEECH
PHYSICS
PHYS-120
7966 901 MTWTH
Prerequisite: PSYC-101 and Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL-103
American Federal Government (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
SPCH-105
Fundamentals of Public Speaking (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
1304 750 TWTH
6:30PM-9:45PM
Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ACCOUNTING
ACCT-111
ACCT-202
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Fees: $25
9129 001 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9130 002 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9131 003 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9132 004 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9133 005 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9134 006 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9135 007 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9137 050 M
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9138 051 W
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9139 052 TH
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9140N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9141N091
Online
Fees: $30
9142N092
Online
Fees: $30
ACCT-112
Principles of Accounting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-111
Fees: $25
9143 001 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9144 002 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9145 003 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9146 004 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9147 005 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9148 050 M
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9149 051 TH
7:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
9151N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9150M050MW
7:00PM-8:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
ACCT-179
Quickbooks for the Professional (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-111.
Fees: $25
9152 050 W
ACCT-190
ACCT-201
9156 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9157 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
ACCT-230
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Certified Bookkeeper Review Course (3 credits)
9158 050 W
ACCT-231
9159 001 TTH
9160 050 T
ACCT-232
9162 050 T
9163 050 W
Accounting Field Experience I (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9168 050 M
9154 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9155 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
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ACCT-111
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Auditing II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-238
Fees: $25
COURSE NO.
Main Campus
Auditing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-231
Fees: $25
ACCT-239
6:00PM-8:50PM
Tax Accounting (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-112
Fees: $25
ACCT-238
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Government and Not-For-Profit Accounting
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-232
Fees: $25
ACCT-235
Main Campus
Intermediate Accounting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-231
Fees: $25
ACCT-234
6:00PM-8:50PM
Intermediate Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-112
Fees: $25
9167 050 TH
9:00AM-11:40AM Main Campus Weekend
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Cost Accounting (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-112
Fees: $25
9164 050 M
Prerequisite: ACCT-111.
Fees: $25
9153 060 S
Accounting Field Experience II (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
6:00PM-8:50PM
KEY
Main Campus
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
AGING SERVICES
AGNG-160
The Aging Process: Gerontology (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7983N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
7545N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ANTH-110
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
ANTH-120
AMSL-101
7985 901 TTH
Elementary American Sign Language I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9170 101
9171 102
9172 103
9173 150
9175 151
9174 152
MW
MW
TTH
MW
MW
TTH
AMSL-102
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
Elementary American Sign Language II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9176 101 TTH
9177 150 MW
9178 151 TTH
AMSL-201
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
Intermediate American Sign Language I
(4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9179 150 TTH
AMSL-202
7:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Intermediate American Sign Language II
(4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9180 150 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Introduction to Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
7980 901 TTH
ANTH-105
3:30PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
7981 901 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
7982 902 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
2512 980 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
This Late-Start section begins February 22, 2016
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7984 950 W
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Comparative World Cultures (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
ANTH-220
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Cultures of the Middle East (3 credits)
Also listed as ARAB-220
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
7987 C901 F
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Anthropology Seminar: Food and Anthropology
(Contact: Tanya Icaza)
Through this Honors Seminar, students will explore how food and agriculture in the context of culture, our biological makeup, and the changing world
we live in. We will examine how archaeological discoveries affect food today,
how what we ate in the past impacted our physical and cultural evolution,
and how our modern agriculture and food choices are impacted and changed
by power, globalization, and grassroots movements. Students will have the
opportunity to lead discussion as well as present on additional literature read.
Students must be currently enrolled in any one of the following: ANTH 104,
ANTH 105, ANTH 110, or ANTH 120.
F
1:30PM-3:00PM
ARABIC
ARAB-101
Foundational Arabic I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9181 101 MW
9182 102 TTH
ARAB-102
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Foundational Arabic II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9183 101 MW
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH-104
Global Archaeology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
ARAB-201
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Arabic I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9184 101 MW
ARAB-202
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Arabic II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9185 101 TTH
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ARAB-204
Intermediate Arabic IV (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9186 C101 F
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ART
ARTT-101
Two-Dimensional Art and Design (3 credits)
Fees: $15
8284 701 M
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
8286 702 M
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
8287 703 M
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
8288 704 T
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
8290 705 T
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
8291 706 W
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
8292 707 W
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
8294 708 TH
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
8295 709 TH
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
8296 710 F
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
8298 711 F
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
8299 750 M
6:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8300 751 T
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
8303 C750 TH
7:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ARTT-102
Fees: $30
8304 701
8305 702
8306 703
8307 704
Three-Dimensional Art and Design (3 credits)
M
T
TH
F
ARTT-103
2:00PM-5:50PM
9:00AM-12:50PM
2:00PM-5:50PM
9:00AM-12:50PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Art Appreciation (3 credits)
Fees: $30
8309 701 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8310 750 TTH
5:00PM-6:20PM Main Campus
2322N780
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Section N780 is an 11-week, late start class which meets February 22-May 20.
8312N790
Online
8313N791
Online
8314N792
Online
8311J701 W
4:15PM-5:50PM LCC
Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Hybrid: Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
ARTT-108
1655 705
1656 706
1657 707
1658 708
1659 750
1660 751
ARTT-112
Fees: $50
8323 701
8324 702
8325 750
8326 751
MW
T
W
TH
2:00PM-3:50PM
9:00AM-12:50PM
7:00PM-10:50PM
7:00PM-10:50PM
ARTT-109
8327 701 T
8328 702 TH
ARTT-120
8329 701 T
ARTT-121
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
1:00PM-4:50PM
8330 701 W
2:00PM-5:50PM
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Basic Photography (3 credits)
An adjustable 35mm SLR FILM camera with manual capability is needed.
BRING CAMERAS TO FIRST CLASS if you have one. Additional supplies will cost around $300.
Fees: $50
8336 701 MW
8335 702 T
ARTT-142
10:30AM-12:40PM Main Campus
12:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Photography (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-141 Students must have access to a fully adjustable
35mm SLR FILM camera with manual capability.
Fees: $50
8337 701 TH
ARTT-143
12:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
History of Photography (3 credits)
1808 701 T
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:50PM
2:00PM-5:50PM
9:00AM-12:50PM
2:00PM-5:50PM
Main Campus
Introduction to Gaming and Simulation Design
(3 credits)
Fees: $50
ARTT-141
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Three-Dimensional Modeling and Animation
(3 credits)
Fees: $50
Drawing I: Observation and Invention (3 credits)
M
M
T
T
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Time-Based Media (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-101
Fees: $50
4:00PM-6:50PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
You Can Get There From Here.
Main Campus
KEY
Introduction to the Built Environment (3 credits)
8322 701 W
1647 701
1653 702
1654 703
2283 704
9:00AM-12:50PM
2:00PM-5:50PM
2:00PM-5:50PM
9:00AM-12:50PM
6:30PM-10:20PM
6:30PM-10:20PM
Introduction to Digital Media (3 credits)
ARTT-114
This course includes some drawing, model-building and the study of energyefficient “green” solutions to architecture.
Fees: $10
Fees: $20
W
W
TH
F
T
W
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ARTT-146
Digital Photography I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-101
Fees: $50
8339 701 M
8340 750 TH
ARTT-148
8341 701 MW
8342 750 T
8343 701 W
8344 702 TH
8345 750 M
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
Ceramics II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-151
Fees: $50
8346 701 W
8347 702 TH
8348 750 M
ARTT-153
8349 701 W
8351 701 W
ARTT-171
Fees: $5
8354 701 T
ARTT-172
Fees: $5
8355 701 T
ARTT-173
Fees: $5
8356 701 T
ARTT-200
2:00PM-5:50PM
ARTT-202
2:00PM-5:50PM
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Main Campus
Art Gallery Practicum I (1 credit)
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Art Gallery Practicum II (1 credit)
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Art Gallery Practicum III (1 credit)
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Graphic Design (3 credits)
2:00PM-5:50PM
Main Campus
Printmaking I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-101 and ARTT-109
Fees: $50
1706 701 TH
8359 701 T
8360 702 F
ARTT-211
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Painting I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-101 and ARTT-109
Fees: $40
8363 701 W
8364 750 W
ARTT-212
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
6:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Painting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-211
Fees: $40
8365 701 W
8366 750 W
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
6:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Art Museum Field Trips (1 credit)
Fees: $175
8370 701 TH
9:00AM-5:00PM Main Campus
Section 701 meets for a one-hour orientation on January 29 in the Monteabaro
Recital Hall.
8371 702 F
9:00AM-5:00PM Main Campus
Section 702 has no on-campus orientation. The first trip will be on Friday,
January 30 at 9:00AM. Students meet the bus at the traffic circle in front of
HCC’s Student Services Building. The schedule for the remaining trips will be
handed out at that time.
8372 703 F
9:00AM-5:00PM Main Campus
Section 703 has no on-campus orientation. The first trip will be on Friday,
February 6 at 9:00AM. Students meet the bus at the traffic circle in front of
HCC’s Student Services Building. The schedule for the remaining trips will be
handed out at that time.
ARTT-223
Motion Graphics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-112
Fees: $50
8373 701 F
Prerequisite: ARTT-148 or ARTT-158
Fees: $50
8357 701 T
Main Campus
Digital Imaging, Vector Program (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-112
Fees: $50
8353 701 TH
2:00PM-5:50PM
Wheel Throwing II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-153
Fees: $50
ARTT-158
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
Drawing II: Observation and Composition
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-109
Fees: $15
ARTT-221
Wheel Throwing I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-151
Fees: $50
ARTT-154
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
7:00PM-10:50PM Main Campus
Ceramics I (3 credits)
Fees: $50
ARTT-152
Main Campus
Main Campus
Digital Imaging, Raster Program I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-112
Fees: $50
ARTT-151
2:00PM-5:50PM
6:00PM-9:50PM
ARTT-203
ARTT-225
2:00PM-5:50PM
Main Campus
Life Drawing I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-110 or ARTT-203
Fees: $30
8374 701 M
ARTT-226
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Life Drawing II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-225
Fees: $30
8375 701 M
ARTT-227
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Watercolor Painting I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-101 and ARTT-109
Fees: $20
8376 701 F
ARTT-228
2:00PM-5:50PM
Watercolor Painting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-210 or ARTT-227
Fees: $20
8377 701 F
ARTT-229
Fees: $15
8378 701 TH
Main Campus
2:00PM-5:50PM
Main Campus
Chinese Brush Painting I (3 credits)
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ARTT-230
Chinese Brush Painting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-229
Fees: $15
8379 701 TH
ARTT-248
Digital Photography II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-146
Fees: $50
8382 701 W
ARTT-252
2:00PM-5:50PM
Main Campus
Painting III (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-212
Fees: $40
8385 701 W
8386 750 W
ARTT-254
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
6:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Landscape Oil Painting I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-101 and ARTT-109.
Fees: $10
1995 701
Study Abroad
France-Art Studio Study Abroad Program. Travel to the Provence region of
France for a two-week landscape painting workshop. This course is restricted to
participants of the 2016 Spring Study Abroad Program. For more information
contact Peter Collier at 443-518-4870 or email PCollier@howardcc.edu.
ARTT-271
Multimedia Authoring and Design II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-270
Fees: $50
8387 701 M
ARTT-281
Web Design and Production II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ARTT-280
Fees: $50
8389 701 TH
ARTT-282
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Art History I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
1679 701 MW
1680 750 T
ARTT-283
ARTT-290
American Art and Architecture Since Colonialism
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
1708 750 TH
ARTT-299
7:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
Arts Portfolio Seminar (2 credits)
Permission of the Art Department Chair is required.
Fees: $10
1707 701 W
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Contact Fahimah Vahdat, 443-518-4043 or FVahdat@howardcc.edu.
ASTRONOMY
ASTR-104
Elementary Astronomy (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in MATH-070.
8784 501 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8785 550 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8786N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30 This course has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday,
January 30, 2016, TIME:9:00am - 10:30am RM:ST-106
ASTR-114
Elementary Astronomy Lab (1 credit)
If you have completed ASTR-104 or an equivalent course in a previous semester, please call the Science/Technology chairperson or the Admissions
Office for a course waiver.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in MATH-070; Pre- or Co-requisite: ASTR104.
Fees: $33
8787 540 F
9:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
8788 550 M
7:30PM-9:30PM Main Campus
8789N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 This course has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday,
January 30, 2016, TIME:10:30am - 12:00pm RM:ST-106
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
7:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
Art History II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
1684 701 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
1686 702 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
1688N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
ARTT-285
History of Modern Art (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $30
ACCT-111
1703N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ARTT-289
KEY
COURSE NO.
Contemporary Art (3 credits)
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
n
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LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
1704 701 F
COURSE NAME
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BIOLOGY
BIOL-101
General Biology I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-096 or ENGL-086
Fees: $43
8790 501 MWF
8:00AM-8:52AM Main Campus
M
11:00AM-2:00PM
8791 502 MWF
8:00AM-8:52AM Main Campus
M
11:00AM-2:00PM
8792 503 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
W
11:00AM-2:00PM
8793 504 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
W
11:00AM-2:00PM
8794 505 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
F
11:00AM-2:00PM
8795 506 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
F
11:00AM-2:00PM
8796 507 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
M
8:00AM-11:00AM
8797 508 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
M
8:00AM-11:00AM
8798 509 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
W
8:00AM-11:00AM
8799 510 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
W
8:00AM-11:00AM
8800 511 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
M
2:00PM-5:00PM
8801 512 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
M
2:00PM-5:00PM
8802 513 MWF
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
W
2:00PM-5:00PM
8803 514 MWF
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
W
2:00PM-5:00PM
8804 515 MWF
2:00PM-2:52PM Main Campus
F
8:00AM-11:00AM
8805 516 MWF
2:00PM-2:52PM Main Campus
F
8:00AM-11:00AM
8806 517 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
T
11:00AM-2:00PM
8807 518 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
T
11:00AM-2:00PM
8808 519 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
8809 520 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
8810 521 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
T
2:00PM-5:00PM
8811 522 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
T
2:00PM-5:00PM
8812 523 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
TH
2:00PM-5:00PM
8813 524 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
TH
2:00PM-5:00PM
8814 525 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
TH
8:00AM-11:00AM
8815 526 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
TH
8:00AM-11:00AM
8816 550 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
8817 551 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
8819J501 TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
T
12:30PM-3:55PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8820J502 TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
TH
12:30PM-3:55PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
38
8821J503 TTH
12:30PM-2:05PM LCC
T
8:30AM-11:55AM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8822J550 M
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
T
6:30PM-9:55PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8823J551 M
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
TH
6:30PM-9:55PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8824 Q501 TTH
8:30AM-9:50AM Mount Airy
T10:00AM-12:50PM
8827 Q550 TH
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
T
6:00PM-9:00PM
BIOL-101H
Introduction to Biology Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Alyssa Kendall)
Biology 101 honors seminar explores a variety of topics in the life sciences
including climate change, evolution, personalized medicine, medical ethics
and so forth. Topics change every semester to reflect the diverse issues that
affect life.
BIOL-102
T
12:30PM-2:00PM
General Biology II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-101
Fees: $43
8828 501
8829 502
8830 503
8831 504
8832 505
8833 550
8834 551
BIOL-103
MWF
W
MWF
T
TTH
TH
TTH
TH
MWF
W
TH
T
TH
W
Human Heredity (3 credits)
8835 550 MW
BIOL-106
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
1:00PM-2:00PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
6:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Basic Anatomy and Physiology (4 credits)
Prerequisite: PHYS-101, BIOL-101 or BIOL 107
Fees: $43
8842 550 W
M
1134 551 W
TH
8843 Q550 W
M
BIOL-107
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
6:00PM-7:50PM
Fundamentals of Microbiology (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-096 or ENGL-086
Fees: $43
8844 501
8845 502
8846 503
8847 504
8848 505
MWF
W
MWF
F
MWF
M
MWF
M
TTH
T
8:00AM-8:52AM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
8:00AM-8:52AM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
8849 506 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
8850 507 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
T
2:00PM-5:00PM
8851 508 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
TH
2:00PM-5:00PM
8852 550 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
W
7:30PM-10:30PM
8853 551 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
8854 552 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
M
7:30PM-10:30PM
8855 553 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
F
7:30PM-10:30PM
8857 560 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Weekend
S
9:00AM-12:00PM
This section starts on Saturday, January 30, 2016
8858 C560 S
12:30PM-3:30PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8862 Q501 F
8:30AM-11:20PM Mount Airy
F
11:30AM-2:20PM
8863 Q550 TTH
6:00PM-7:15PM Mount Airy
TTH
7:30PM-8:45PM
BIOL-120
Biology for Engineers (3 credits)
8864 501 MWF
BIOL-121
Biology for Engineers Laboratory (1 credit)
Fees: $43
501 F
BIOL-200
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM Main Campus
Microbiology (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-101 and 4 credits of chemistry.
Fees: $43
8865 501 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
TH
2:00PM-5:00PM
8866 550 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
T
7:30PM-10:30PM
8867J501 TTH
11:00AM-12:35PMLCC
TTH
8:30AM-10:40AM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8868J502 TTH
11:00AM-12:35PMLCC
TTH
1:10PM-3:20PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8869J550 TTH
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
TTH
3:30PM-5:40PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8870J551 TTH
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
TTH
7:45PM-9:55PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
BIOL-201
Genetics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-101 and MATH-070.
8871 550 MW
BIOL-202
6:00PM-7:20PM
BIOL-203
8873 501 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
W
11:00AM-2:00PM
8874 502 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
M
11:00AM-2:00PM
8875 503 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
M
2:00PM-5:00PM
8876 504 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
F
1:00PM-4:00PM
8877 505 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
W
2:00PM-5:00PM
8878 506 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
F
8:00AM-11:00AM
8879 507 MWF
2:00PM-2:52PM Main Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
8880 508 MWF
2:00PM-2:52PM Main Campus
T
11:00AM-2:00PM
8881 509 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
W
8:00AM-11:00AM
1147 510 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
8882 511 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
TH
2:00PM-5:00PM
8883 512 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
T
2:00PM-5:00PM
8884 513 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
T
8:00AM-11:00AM
8885 514 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
TH
8:00AM-11:00AM
8886 550 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
8887 551 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
8888 552 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
M
7:30PM-10:30PM
8889 553 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
M
7:30PM-10:30PM
8890 560 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Weekend
S
8:30AM-11:30AM
This section starts on Saturday, January 30, 2016.
8891 561 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Weekend
S
12:00PM-3:00PM
This section starts on Saturday, January 30, 2016
8892M501MW
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
MW
10:10AM-11:50AM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8893M502MW
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
MW
1:45PM-3:25PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8894M550MW
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
MW
4:10PM-5:50PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
Main Campus
Genetics Lab (1 credit)
8872 550 M
7:30PM-10:30PM Main Campus
1146 560 S
9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
This class starts on Saturday, January 30, 2016.
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KEY
COURSE NO.
If you have completed BIOL-201 or an equivalent course in a previous semester, please call the Science, Engineering and Technology dean or the Admissions Office for a course waiver.
Prerequisite: Pre- or Co-requisite: BIOL-201
Fees: $43
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Anatomy and Physiology I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-101 or BIOL-107
Fees: $43
You Can Get There From Here.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
8895M551MW
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
MW
7:45PM-9:25PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8896 Z501 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Mount Airy
W
9:00AM-11:50AM
8897 Z550 M
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
W
6:00PM-9:00PM
8898 Z560 S
9:00AM-12:00PM Mount Airy
S
1:00PM-4:00PM
BIOL-203H
Anatomy and Physiology Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Annette Morris)
M
BIOL-204
12:00PM-1:00PM
Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-203
Fees: $43
8899 501 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
M
2:00PM-5:00PM
8900 502 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
T
8:00AM-11:00AM
8901 503 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
W
2:00PM-5:00PM
8902 504 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
F
8:00AM-11:00AM
8903 505 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
8904 506 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
TH
2:00PM-5:00PM
8905 507 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
T
2:00PM-5:00PM
1148 508 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
TH
8:00AM-11:00AM
8906 550 M
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
W
7:30PM-10:30PM
8907 551 M
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
W
7:30PM-10:30PM
8908 552 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
8909 553 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
8910 554 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
T
7:30PM-10:30PM
8911 555 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
T
7:30PM-10:30PM
8912M501MW
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
F
9:00AM-12:25PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8913M502MW
3:00PM-4:35PM LCC
F
1:00PM-4:25PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8914M550MW
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
F
6:00PM-9:25PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8915M560F
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
S
9:00AM-12:30PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8916 Z501 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Mount Airy
M
8:00AM-10:50AM
8917 Z550 T
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
TH
6:00PM-9:00PM
BIOL-204H
M
Anatomy and Physiology Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Annette Morris)
1:00PM- 2:00PM
BIOL-205
Cell Biology (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-201 and CHEM-101
Fees: $43
8918 501 MWF
M
BIOL-206
Nutrition for Health Services (3 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-204
8919 550 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING TECH
BMET-112
Electro-Mechanical-Fluidic Devices I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ELEC-107 and PHYS-101
Fees: $33
8920 560 F
F
BMET-212
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus Weekend
7:30PM-10:30PM
Biomedical Instrumentation II (5 credits)
Prerequisite: BMET-211
Fees: $33
8921 560 TH
S
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus Weekend
8:30AM-2:30PM
BUSINESS
BMGT-100
Introduction to Business and Organization
(3 credits)
9187 001 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9188 002 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9189 003 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9190 004 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9191 005 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9192 006 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9193 007 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9194 008 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9195 009 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9196 010 TTH
4:00PM-5:20PM Main Campus
9199 080 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13).
9197 050 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9198 051 W
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9202N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9203N091
Online
Fees: $30
9204N092
Online
Fees: $30
9200J001 TTH
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9201J050 T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
2473 Q050 W
6:00PM-8:50PM Mount Airy
BMGT-120
Small Business Management (3 credits)
9205 050 W
BMGT-130
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Principles of Marketing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: BMGT-100.
9206 001 MW
9207 050 T
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12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
BMGT-134
Coaching As a Tool for an Effective Leader
(3 credits)
Fees: $30
9209 050 T
BMGT-141
6:00PM-8:50PM
Supervisory Development (3 credits)
9211 050 T
BMGT-142
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Business Development and Sales for Emerging
Leaders (3 credits)
Fees: $25
9212 001 MW
9213 002 TTH
BMGT-145
Main Campus
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Principles of Management (3 credits)
Prerequisite: BMGT-100
9214 001 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9216N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9217N091
Online
Fees: $30
BMGT-150
International Business Issues Seminar (1 credit)
Fees: $10
9218N080
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13).
BMGT-151
Business Law I (3 credits)
9219 001 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9220 002 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9222 003 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9223 004 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9224 050 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9226N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9227N091
Online
Fees: $30
9228N092
Online
Fees: $30
9225J050 T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
BMGT-175
BMGT-201
9238 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9239 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
BMGT-202
9240 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9241 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
BMGT-203
Business Ethics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $25
9242 001 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
1042 002 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9245N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9246N091
Online
Fees: $30
9244 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
BMGT-204
Taking Your Business Mobile (3 credits)
Fees: $50
9247 P050 T
6:00PM-8:50PM
This is a 7-week hybrid class (1/30-3/15).
Main Campus Express
Business Communications (3 credits)
Managing for the Future (3 credits)
Prerequisite: BMGT-100.
9237 050 M
Business Work Experience II (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9230 001 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9231 002 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9233 003 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9232 004 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9234 050 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9235N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9236N091
Online
Fees: $30
BMGT-200
Business Work Experience I (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
6:00PM-8:50PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
Main Campus
You Can Get There From Here.
COURSE NAME
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BMGT-205
Principles of International Business (3 credits)
Prerequisite: BMGT-100
9248 001 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9249 002 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9250N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
BMGT-234
Fees: $30
9251 050 M
BMGT-235
Fees: $30
9252 050 TH
BMGT-236
Fees: $30
9254 050 W
BMGT-240
Principles and Practices of Life Coaching
(3 credits)
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Co-Active Coaching (3 credits)
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Establishing a Consulting/Coaching Practice
(3 credits)
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Human Resource Management (3 credits)
Prerequisite: BMGT-100
9255 050 M
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9256N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
BMGT-241
9257 050 M
Project Management (3 credits)
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
CARDIOVASCULAR TECHNOLOGY
CARD-120
Rhythm Analysis and 12-LEAD Ecg (2 credits)
Prerequisite: Admission to the Cardiovascular Technology Program and
BIOL-204.
Fees: $30
7548 301 M
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
This sections is for CARD majors only.
7549 302 T
1:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
This section is for DMSU students in the Vascular Track and in the Cardiac
Track only.
CARD-121
Cardiovascular Assessment Skills Lab (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Admission to the Cardiovascular Technology Program and
BIOL-204.
Fees: $75
7550 301 W
10:00AM-11:50PM Main Campus
TTH
Students will be required to complete 32 clinical hours on two Tuesdays and two
Thursdays between March 1 and May 1, 2016.
CARD-122
Cardiac Anatomy and Pathophysiology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Admission to the Cardiovascular Technology Program and
BIOL-204.
Fees: $55
7551 301 W
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1:00PM-3:50PM
Main Campus
CARD-222
Advanced Intravascular Interventional Procedures
(4 credits)
Prerequisite: CARD-231 Co-requisite CARD-261
Fees: $75
7552 301 M
F
CARD-261
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
Clinical Internship (4 credits)
Prerequisite: CARD-231, Co-requisite: CARD-222
Fees: $250
7553301 TWTH
7:00AM-3:30PM OT
The first class will meet on campus at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, February 2, 2016 in
HS265.
CARD-900
Introduction to Cardiac Electrophysiology
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.
7554 360 S
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus Weekend
CHEMISTRY
CHEM-101
General Inorganic Chemistry I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in MATH-122 or higher
Fees: $43
8931 501 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
M
8:00AM-11:00AM
8936 502 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
F
8:00AM-11:00AM
8932 503 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
M
11:00AM-2:00PM
8933 504 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
W
11:00AM-2:00PM
8934 505 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
W
8:00AM-11:00AM
8935 506 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
F
2:00PM-5:00PM
8937 507 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
T
11:00AM-2:00PM
8938 508 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
8939 560 TTH
12:30PM-2:00PM Main Campus
S
9:00AM-12:00PM
This section starts on Saturday, January 30, 2016.
8940 510 TTH
12:30PM-2:00PM Main Campus
F
7:30PM-10:30PM
8941 550 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
W
7:30PM-10:30PM
8942 551 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
T
7:30PM-10:30PM
CHEM-101H General Inorganic Chemistry Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: William Brown)
W
CHEM-102
2:00PM-3:00PM
General Inorganic Chemistry II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: CHEM-101
Fees: $43
8943 501
8944 502
8945 503
MWF
M
MWF
F
MWF
TH
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
8946 504
8947 505
8948 506
8949 550
MWF
T
TTH
T
TTH
TH
T
M
CHEM-103
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
Fundamentals of General Chemistry (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in MATH-070.
Fees: $43
8950 501
1092 502
8951 503
8952 504
8953 550
8954 551
8955 552
TTH
W
TTH
W
TTH
T
TTH
TH
M
T
M
W
TTH
TH
CHEM-104
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
Fundamentals of Organic and Biochemistry
(4 credits)
Prerequisite: CHEM-101 or CHEM-103.
Fees: $43
8956 501 MWF
M
CHEM-105
Chemistry and Society (3 credits)
1098 501 MWF
CHEM-135
9:00AM-9:52AM
8957 501 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM
8958 501 W
2:00PM-5:00PM
(PQ or Corequisite) CHEM-135
T
M
T
TH
W
F
CHEM-202
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
6:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
TTH
T
TTH
F
CHNS-101
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9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
Foundational Mandarin Chinese I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9259 101 MW
9260 102 TTH
9261 150 MW
CHNS-102
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
Foundational Mandarin Chinese II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9262 101 TTH
9263 150 TTH
CHNS-201
2:00PM-3:50PM
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Intermediate Mandarin Chinese I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9264 150 TTH
6:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
2309N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
CHNS-202
Intermediate Mandarin Chinese II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $40
9265N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
CHNS-222
Cultures of China (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $30
9266N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
MWF
TH
MWF
T
CHINESE
Organic Chemistry II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: CHEM-201
Fees: $43
8963 501
8964 502
Main Campus
Organic Chemistry I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: CHEM-101
Fees: $43
8959 550
8960 551
8962 552
Main Campus
Chemistry for Engineers Lab (1 credit)
(PQ) or (CQ) CHEM-135
Fees: $43
CHEM-201
Main Campus
Chemistry for Engineers (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-143
CHEM-136
10:00PM-10:52PM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
8965 503
8966 504
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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CISCO
CSCO-291
COMPUTER FORENSICS
CFOR-101
Introduction to Networks (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-106 or CMSY-158
Fees: $100
1151001 MWF
7:45AM-8:55AM AR
This section is only for Early Access Grant students.
0694 P050 TTH
5:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15).
CSCO-292
Routing and Switching Essentials (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-291
Fees: $100
0695 P050 TTH
5:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13).
CSCO-293
Scaling Networks (3 credits)
0696J050 TTH
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
Express
This LCC section runs 2/2/16 - 3/17/16.
0697 P050 MW
5:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15).
Connecting Networks (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-293
Fees: $100
0698J050 TTH
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
Express
This LCC section runs 3/22/16 - 5/12/16.
0699 P050 MW
5:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13).
CSCO-308
CCNA Security (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-292 or CCENT certification
Fees: $200
0700 060 S
CSCO-651
8:30AM-1:20PM
Main Campus Weekend
Implementing IP Routing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-294 or CCNA certification
Fees: $200
0701J050 MW
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
This LCC section runs 2/1/16 - 3/16/16.
CSCO-652
0704J050 MW
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
This LCC section runs 3/21/16 - 5/11/16.
CSCO-653
CSCO-907
1:30PM-5:50PM
Main Campus Weekend
Adv. Cisco IP Telephony (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-305 or CCNA certification.
Fees: $100
0706 060 S
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CFOR-200
8:30AM-12:50PM Main Campus Weekend
1:00PM-4:50PM
6:00PM-9:50PM
0690 001 TH
0691 050 TH
CFOR-250
Main Campus
Main Campus
Computer Forensics II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CFOR-101
Fees: $50
1:00PM-4:50PM
6:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Computer Network Forensic Technology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CFOR-200
Fees: $50
6:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
CMSY-101
Beginning Spreadsheets (1 credit)
Fees: $20
9278001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9279N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
CMSY-102
Express
Maintaining and Troubleshooting IP Networks
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-651 and CSCO-652.
Fees: $200
0705 060 S
Express
Implementing IP Switching (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-294 or CCNA certification
Fees: $200
0688 001 W
0689 050 T
0692 050 M
Prerequisite: CSCO-292
Fees: $100
CSCO-294
Computer Forensics I (3 credits)
Fees: $50
Beginning Word Processing (1 credit)
Prerequisite: Keyboarding skills.
Fees: $20
9280001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
CMSY-105
Managing and Maintaining PCs and Mobile
Devices I (3 credits)
9281N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
0585 001 F
12:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
0586 P001 MW
5:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15).
CMSY-103
Fees: $100
Beginning Databases (1 credit)
Fees: $20
9282001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9283N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
CMSY-104
Advanced Word Processing (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-102
Fees: $20
9284001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9285N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
Fees: $100
CMSY-106
Managing and Maintaining PCs and Mobile
Devices II (3 credits)
0590 001 M
12:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
0594J050 W
6:00PM-10:20PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
0595 P050 MW
5:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13).
CMSY-108
Java - The Basics (2 credits)
Fees: $50
1046 001 W
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
2311 050 TH
6:00PM-8:50PM
CMSY-110
Main Campus
Software Applications for Micros (3 credits)
All sections use Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
Fees: $50
9286 001 MW
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9287 002 MW
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9288 003 MW
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9289 004 MW
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9290 005 MW
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
9291 006 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
9292 007 MW
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
9293 008 TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9294 009 TTH
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9295 010 TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
9297 012 TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
9298 013 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
9299 014 TTH
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
9300 050 M
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
9302 051 W
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
9303 060 S
8:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus Weekend
9309 M061F
5:30PM-10:00PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M061 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first
meeting date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting
dates are Friday, Saturday: April 8-9; April 22-23; May 6-7 2016. The last
day to register is 3/24/16.
9296011
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Book and keycode should be purchased prior to semester start. All students who
register at the beginning of the spring semester must come to a mandatory oncampus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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You Can Get There From Here.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
Students may register for the course thru Friday, Feb. 5, space permitting, and
come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register. All
students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete their
coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to campus
periodically to take computer tests that have deadlines for completion. This course
requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office Technology Classroom,
DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9304080
Open Entry
Book and keycode should be purchased prior to section start. This is an 11week class (2/22-5/13). All students must come to a mandatory one-on-one
orientation in the Office Technology classroom on Feb. 22 or 23. Students may
register for this section thru February 23, space permitting. All students must
meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete their coursework
by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to campus periodically
to take computer tests that have deadlines for completion. This course requires
120-150 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301
(443-518-4876).
9310N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30 Book and keycode should be purchased prior to semester start.
Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning, choose the
semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course has a
mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in
Room DH-301. This course requires online homework submissions. The student
must come to campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have
deadlines for completion.
9305J001 F
8:30AM-11:45AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9306J002 F
12:00PM-3:15PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9307J050 W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9308M050T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
CMSY-116
Fees: $20
PowerPoint (1 credit)
9311001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9312N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
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CMSY-117
Advanced Spreadsheets (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-101
Fees: $20
9313001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9314N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
CMSY-118
Advanced Databases (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-103
Fees: $20
9315001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9316N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
CMSY-123
Microsoft ® Office Publisher (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-102.
Fees: $20
9320001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student may do all of the
work for this course at home. There are no tests; however, there are assignments
that have deadlines for completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete.
Offered in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9321N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in
room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom. This
course requires online homework submissions and periodic tests taken on campus.
CMSY-126
Introduction to the Internet (1 credit)
Fees: $20
9322001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9323N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
CMSY-127
Microsoft® Outlook (1 credit)
Fees: $20
9324001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
CMSY-128
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9326N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
CMSY-129
9327 001 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9328 002 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9330 003 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9331 004 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9335N080
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30 This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13).
9336N090
Online
Fees: $30
CMSY-132
9338001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9339N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
Fees: $20
9325001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
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Introduction to Windows (1 credit)
Fees: $20
Introduction to HTML (1 credit)
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The Internet and the Digital World (3 credits)
Fees: $50
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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CMSY-136
Integrated Software Applications (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMSY-101, CMSY-103, CMSY-104, CMSY-116, and
CMSY-126 or CMSY-129.
Fees: $20
9340001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register. All
students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete their
coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student may do all of the work
for this course at home, except for tests; however, there are assignments that have
deadlines for completion. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in
the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9341N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am
in room DH-301, for those who are new to the Office Technology Classroom.
This course requires online homework submissions. The student must come to
campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have deadlines for
completion.
CMSY-141
Computer Science I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Pre- or Co-requisite: MATH-181 and eligible to enroll in
ENGL-121.
Fees: $50
9342 001 MW
9343 002 TTH
9344 050 TTH
CMSY-147
9:30AM-11:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-4:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:20PM Main Campus
Introduction to Web Site Authoring (3 credits)
Fees: $50
CMSY-162
Introduction to Network Security Systems
(3 credits)
Corequisite: CMSY-158
Fees: $50
0369 001 MW
0376 002 TTH
0381 050 W
CMSY-163
Introduction to Firewalls and Internet Security
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-162
Fees: $50
9351 001 TTH
9353 050 T
CMSY-164
Prerequisite: CMSY-162 or CMSY-163
Fees: $50
9354 001 MW
9356 050 M
CMSY-168
9357 001 TTH
9358 050 M
CMSY-169
9359 050 W
Fees: $50
CMSY-158
9:00AM-10:20AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Fundamentals and Practice for Network+
Certification (3 credits)
Corequisite: CMSY-162
Fees: $50
1047 001 F
10:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
1048 P050 MW
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15).
CMSY-161
Fees: $50
Computer and Internet Basics (3 credits)
9349 001 TTH
9350 050 TTH
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11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
7:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Main Campus
Computer Science II (4 credits)
CMSY-154
9345 001 TTH
9346 002 TTH
9348 050 TH
Main Campus
Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM
Prerequisite: CMSY-141
Fees: $50
CMSY-172
1:00PM-2:50PM
6:00PM-9:50PM
Mobile Design and Development Principles
(3 credits)
Fees: $50
CMSY-171
Main Campus
Main Campus
Developing for the Web (3 credits)
Fees: $50
9360 001 TTH
9361 050 MW
Fees: $50
1:00PM-2:50PM
6:00PM-9:50PM
Introduction to Intrusion Detection and
Prevention Systems (3 credits)
1049 001 M
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
1050N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
Protecting the Virtual Office (3 credits)
9:30AM-11:20AM Main Campus
10:30AM-12:30PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-4:20PM
5:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Introduction to Programming with JavaScript
(3 credits)
9362 001 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
This course is recommended for students interested in learning JavaScript
programming language, its critical role in web sites and applications
development, and its role as a general purpose programming language on all
major computing platforms. This course is a Business and Internet Elective and
is a pre-req for CMSY-181, 190, 203, and 205.
9363 002 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
This course is recommended for students interested in learning JavaScript
programming language, its critical role in web sites and applications
development, and its role as a general purpose programming language on all
major computing platforms. This course is a Business and Internet Elective and
is a pre-req for CMSY-181, 190, 203, and 205.
1150003 TTH
7:45AM-8:55AM AR
This section is only for Early Access Grant students.
9364 050 W
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
This course is recommended for students interested in learning JavaScript
programming language, its critical role in web sites and applications
development, and its role as a general purpose programming language on all
major computing platforms. This course is a Business and Internet Elective and
is a pre-req for CMSY-181, 190, 203, and 205.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
CMSY-181
Introduction to C++ Programming (4 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-172.
Fees: $50
9365 001 MW
9366 002 TTH
9367 050 TTH
CMSY-190
9:30AM-11:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-4:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:20PM Main Campus
Introduction to Visual Basic.NET (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-172.
Fees: $50
9368 050 TTH
CMSY-195
Main Campus
Intermediate Visual Basic.NET (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-190
Fees: $50
9369 050 TH
CMSY-199
5:30PM-7:20PM
CMSY-201
6:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Java II - Intermediate (3 credits)
6:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
Computer Systems Work Experience I (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9370 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9371 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
CMSY-202
Computer Systems Work Experience II (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9372 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9373 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
CMSY-203
CMSY-204
9378 050 TH
CMSY-211
6:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Web Tools for Successful Business (3 credits)
Fees: $30
9379N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
CMSY-212
Virtual Process Management in Business
(3 credits)
9380N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
CMSY-217
Java III - Advanced (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-199
Fees: $50
9381 050 TH
CMSY-218
6:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
Operating System Fundamentals (3 credits)
Fees: $50
9382M050M
6:00PM-10:15PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
CMSY-219
Operating Systems (3 credits)
Fees: $50
9384 001 MW
9383 002 TTH
9385 050 TTH
CMSY-250
Systems Analysis and Design (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-172
0396 050 TH
CMSY-255
11:00AM-1:20PM Main Campus
9:30AM-11:50AM Main Campus
7:30PM-9:50PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Introduction to Unix and Linux (3 credits)
Fees: $50
0403 P050 TTH
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15). Course will cover preparation for COMPTA
Linux + certification.
Introduction to PHP (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-172.
Fees: $50
9374 050 T
Advanced JavaScript (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-172.
Fees: $50
Fees: $30
Prerequisite: CMSY-108, CMSY-141, CMSY-181 or CMSY-190.
Fees: $50
0394 050 M
CMSY-205
6:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Introduction to Web Content Management
Systems Site Development (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-203.
Fees: $50
9377 050 TH
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
This course explores the use of the open source web-based content management
system WordPress, to create dynamic and flexible websites and landing pages.
This course is a Business and Internet elective and would benefit anyone
interested in the creation of the content for web.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
n
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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CMSY-256
Linux Server Administration (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-255
Fees: $50
CADD-109
Introduction to Building Information Modeling
(bim) (3 credits)
Fees: $50
9386 P050 TTH
6:00PM-9:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13). Course will cover preparation for COMPTA
Linux + certification.
8929 501 M
W
CMSY-262
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
Encryption and Secure Communications (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-162 and CMSY-163
Fees: $50
9387 050 TH
CMSY-263
6:00PM-9:50PM
Ethical Hacking and Cyber Defence (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY 163 and CMSY 164
Fees: $50
9388 050 M
CMSY-264
6:00PM-9:50PM
9389 050 M
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Main Campus Weekend
Advanced C++ Programming (4 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-181
Fees: $50
9390 001 TTH
9391 050 MW
2:00PM-4:20PM
5:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN
CADD-100
Principles of Drafting (3 credits)
8922 501 MW
CADD-101
8923 501 MTH
8924 550 T
CADD-103
3:00PM-4:50PM
5:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Intermediate CAD (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CADD-101
Fees: $50
8925 560 F
CADD-104
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Introduction to CAD Design (3 credits)
Fees: $50
5:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus Weekend
Advanced CAD (3 credits)
8926 560 S
9:00AM-1:00PM Main Campus Weekend
This section starts on Saturday, January 30 2016.
CAD Projects and Presentations (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121; CADD-104
Fees: $50
8927 560 S
9:00AM-1:00PM Main Campus Weekend
This section starts on Saturday, January 30, 2016.
CADD-106
CAD Systems (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CADD-105
Fees: $50
8928 560 S
9:00AM-1:00PM Main Campus Weekend
This section starts on Saturday, January 30, 2016.
50
Introduction to Conflict Resolution: Science and
Art (3 credits)
7988 950 M
4:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Conflict and Process (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRES-155.
7989950
CRES-203
Restorative Justice (3 credits)
7990 950 W
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
CNST-101
Building Construction Materials and Methods
(3 credits)
Pre or Co-requisite: CADD-101
8967 550 W
CNST-201
6:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Construction Project Managemen (3 credits)
1277 550 W
CNST-205
6:00PM-9:00PM
Prerequisite: CNST-100
8968 550 M
CNST-210
6:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Other
Building Systems (3 credits)
8970 550 M
CNST-215
Main Campus
Building Construction Contract Documents
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: CNST-208
Prerequisite: CADD-103
Fees: $50
CADD-105
CRES-155
CRES-201
CISSP Preparation (3 credits)
Fees: $50
CMSY-281
Main Campus
6:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:00PM
6:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Building Construction Operations and
Management (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CNST-205
1306N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
CNST-220
Building Construction Cost Estimating and Control
(3 credits)
Prerequisites: CNST-208 and CNST-210
1276 550 T
CNST-225
6:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Building Construction Planning and Scheduling
(3 credits)
Prerequisites: CNST-208 and CNST-210.
8974M550TH
6:00PM-9:15PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
LCC
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION
COOP-150
Fees: $15
9393 001 F
COOP-160
Job Search: Skills and Techniques (1 credit)
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Portfolio Development (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121 and consent of the instructor.
Fees: $25
9394 050 T
6:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
9395N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
COOP-190
Internship I (1-2 credit)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for one credit should select Section
C050. Those registering for two credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9396 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9397 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
COOP-191
Internship II (1-2 credit)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for one credit should select Section
C050. Those registering for two credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Prerequisite: C or better in COOP-190.
Fees: $25
9398 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9399 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
COOP-201
Cooperative Education Work Experience I
(3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9402 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9403 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIM-101
CRIM-102
CRIM-103
CRIM-105
Juvenile Delinquency (3 credits)
Introduction to Corrections (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRIM-101
8006 901 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM
8007J950 TH
6:00PM-9:15PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
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7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8005 M945F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email.Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: March 18-19, April 8-9, April 22-23,2016. The last day to
register is 3/3/16.
8004J950 W
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
Cooperative Education Work Experience II
(3-4 credits)
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Criminology (3 credits)
8003 950 M
9400 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9401 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
COOP-202
Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 credits)
7992 901 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
7993 902 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7994 903 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
7995 904 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7996 905 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7997 906 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
7998 907 F
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
7999 950 T
4:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8000 951 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8001 M945F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: February 19-20, March 4-5, March 18-19, 2016. The last
day to register is 2/4/16.
8002N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
You Can Get There From Here.
Main Campus
LCC
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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CRIM-106
Street Law: Introduction to Law and Legal Issues
(3 credits)
8008 901 TTH
CRIM-190
10:00AM-11:20AMMain Campus
Criminal Justice Internship I (3-4 credits)
Students registering for three credits should select Section 950. Those registering for four credits should select Section 951. Students may still register
after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF 302).
Fees: $30
8009 C950 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the student’s
curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor who will
assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students will be
required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/her
progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
8010 C951 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Fees: $40 A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the
student’s curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor
who will assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students
will be required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/
her progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
CRIM-191
Criminal Justice Internship II (3-4 credits)
Students registering for three credits should select Section 950. Those registering for four credits should select Section 951. Students may still register
after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF 302).
Fees: $30
8011 C950 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the student’s
curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor who will
assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students will be
required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/her
progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
8012 C951 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Fees: $40 A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the
student’s curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor
who will assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students
will be required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/
her progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes. Students may
still register after the semester begins.
CRIM-200
Law Enforcement and the Community (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRIM-101
8013 950 TH
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7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
CRIM-201
Introduction to Criminal Law (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRIM-101
8014 901 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8015 M945F
6:00PM-10:15PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first
meeting date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email.Meeting
dates are Friday, Saturday: March 18-19, April 8-9, April 29-30, 2016. The
last day to register is 3/3/16.
CRIM-210
Evidence and Procedure (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRIM-101
8016 901 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
CULINARY MANAGEMENT
CMGT-100
Culinary Basics (1 credit)
Fees: $20
0326 P001 M
1:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit prior to the first class. Uniform
contact: Debbie Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL:
http://www.shop.pastryitems.com/HCC-Knife-Kit-hcc1.htm, 443-417-8854.
This course will meet from 8:00am-5:00pm on 2/21 and 2/28 for mandatory
Servsafe training/certification. Students registered for this course are required to
bring $150 on the first day of the class to pay for ServSafe class and exam. For
more information contact Vinnie Rege at 443-518-4469.
0329 P002 T
1:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit prior to the first class. Uniform
contact: Debbie Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL:
http://www.shop.pastryitems.com/HCC-Knife-Kit-hcc1.htm, 443-417-8854.
This course will meet from 8:00am-5:00pm on 2/21 and 2/28 for mandatory
Servsafe training/certification. Students registered for this course are required to
bring $150 on the first day of the class to pay for ServSafe class and exam. For
more information contact Vinnie Rege at 443-518-4469.
CMGT-110
Fees: $75
9267 060 S
CMGT-130
Culinary Supervision (2 credits)
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus Weekend
Garde’ Manger (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMGT-100 and HMGT-120.
Fees: $200
9268 P001 MT
8:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm, 443-417-8854.
CMGT-135
Baking and Pastries (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMGT-100.
Fees: $200
9269 P001 MT
8:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15).All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm,443-417-8854.
9270 P002 MT
4:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm,443-417-8854.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
CMGT-220
A la Carte Production (1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMGT-100, HMGT-101, and HMGT-220; or CMGT-230.
Fees: $200
9271 P001 WTH
8:30AM-1:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm, 443-417-8854.
CMGT-225
Culinary Field Internship (1 credit)
Prerequisite: HMGT-120 and HMGT-101 and CMGT-100.
Fees: $30
9273001
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for this course will need to contact
Vinnie Rege at 443-518-4469 prior to registration to arrange experiences and
locations.
CMGT-230
Plated Desserts (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMGT-135
Fees: $225
9274 P001 MT
8:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm, 443-417-8854.
CMGT-236
International Breads (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMGT-135
Fees: $225
Baking and Pastry Showpieces (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMGT-135
Fees: $200
8393 701 F
8394 750 M
DANC-106
Fees: $10
Cake Decorating and Candy Making (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMGT-135
Fees: $200
9277 P001 WTH
8:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (1/30-3/15). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm, 443-417-8854.
DANC-107
Fees: $10
Fees: $10
DANC-112
Fees: $10
8392 701 M
Practicum in Choreography, Performance, Or
Production (1 credit)
Practicum in Choreography, Performance, Or
Production (1 credit)
Dance Repertory I (1 credit)
AUDITION REQUIRED
Fees: $100
8398 701 F
1:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
Consent required. Email Joan Nicholas-Walker, jnicholaswalker@howardcc.edu.
This course meets March 4-April 29, 2016.
DANC-113
Fees: $10
DANC-114
Fees: $20
Musical Concepts for Dance (3 credits)
1:00PM-2:20PM
DANC-125
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques:
Intermediate II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-125
Fees: $20
1293 701 MWF
DANC-127
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques:
Intermediate I (3 credits)
1292 701 MWF
DANC-126
Main Campus
History and Culture of Hip-Hop (3 credits)
8399 701 TTH
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques:
Intermediate III (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-126
Fees: $20
1294 701 MWF
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
KEY
COURSE NO.
Introduction to Dance (3 credits)
8390 701 MW
1284 750 T
DANC-104
Main Campus
Main Campus
8396701
Consent required. Email Joan Nicholas-Walker, jnicholaswalker@howardcc.edu
DANCE
DANC-100
1:00PM-2:50PM
6:30PM-8:20PM
8395701
Consent required. Email Joan Nicholas-Walker, jnicholaswalker@howardcc.edu
Fees: $20
9276 P001 WTH
8:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm, 443-417-8854.
CMGT-250
Belly Dancing (1 credit)
Fees: $10
1290 701 MW
9275 P001 MT
4:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (3/16-5/13). All students registering for this course need
to have HCC Culinary uniform and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie
Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.
pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm, 443-417-8854.
CMGT-240
DANC-105
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Hip-Hop Dance (1 credit)
3:30PM-5:20PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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ACCT-111
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
Main Campus
You Can Get There From Here.
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DANC-128
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques:
Intermediate IV (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-127
Fees: $20
1295 701 MWF
DANC-141
Dance Workshop (3 credits)
Fees: $20
1291 701 TTH
DANC-161
8405 701 TTH
8406 701 TTH
8407 701 TTH
8408 701 TTH
8409 701 TTH
8410 701 TTH
8411 701 TTH
8412 701 TTH
8413 701 MW
DANC-172
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Beginning Modern Dance Technique I (2 credits)
Fees: $20
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Beginning Modern Dance Technique II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-171
Fees: $20
8414 701 MW
8415 701 MW
DANC-174
8416 701 MW
DANC-190
8421 701 MW
8422 702 F
8424 701 TTH
8425 701 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
1296 701 TH
3:30PM-5:20PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Intermediate Hip-Hop Dance (1 credit)
Prerequisite: DANC-104
Fees: $10
8426 701 W
3:30PM-5:20PM
Main Campus
Practicum in Choreography, Performance, Or
Production (1 credit)
Fees: $10
8427701
Consent required. Email Joan Nicholas-Walker, jnicholaswalker@howardcc.edu
Practicum in Choreography, Performance, Or
Production (1 credit)
Fees: $10
8428701
Consent required. Email Joan Nicholas-Walker, jnicholaswalker@howardcc.edu
DANC-212
Dance Repertory II (1 credit)
AUDITION REQUIRED
Fees: $100
8429 701 F
1:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
Consent required. Email Joan Nicholas-Walker, jnicholaswalker@howardcc.edu.
This course meets March 4-April 29, 2016.
DANC-225
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques: High
Intermediate I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-125
Fees: $20
1297 701 MWF
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Introduction to Tap Dance (2 credits)
Fees: $20
DANC-206
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Jazz Dance I (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-192
Fees: $20
DANC-204
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Introduction to Jazz Dance (2 credits)
Fees: $20
DANC-194
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Appreciating Dance in Cultures and Communities
(3 credits)
Fees: $10
DANC-193
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Beginning Modern Dance Technique IV (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-173
Fees: $20
DANC-207
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Ballet Technique IV (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-167
Fees: $20
DANC-171
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Ballet Technique III (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-166
Fees: $20
DANC-168
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Ballet Technique II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-165
Fees: $20
DANC-167
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Intermediate Ballet Technique I (2 credits)
Fees: $20
DANC-166
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Beginning Ballet Technique IV (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-163
Fees: $20
DANC-165
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Beginning Modern Dance Technique III (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-172
Fees: $20
DANC-192
Beginning Ballet Technique III (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-162
Fees: $20
DANC-164
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Beginning Ballet Technique II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-161
Fees: $20
DANC-163
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Beginning Ballet Technique I (2 credits)
Fees: $20
DANC-162
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
DANC-173
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
DANC-226
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques: High
Intermediate II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-225
Fees: $20
1298 701 MWF
DANC-227
1299 701 MWF
DANC-228
1300 701 MWF
8434 701 TTH
8435 701 TTH
8436 701 TTH
8437 701 TTH
8438 701 TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8443 701 TTH
Dental Hygiene Theory and Clinic II (5 credits)
Fees: $200
7555 301 F
9:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
MT
8:00AM-12:00PM
MT
1:00PM-5:00PM
Students will be divided into two clinical groups, one meeting Monday morning
and Tuesday afternoon, and the other meeting Monday afternoon and Tuesday
morning.
DHYG-207
Dental Public Health (3 credits)
1264 301 M
8:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
This course has an off campus service learning component with a minimum of
12 hours.
DHYG-208
Dental Materials (3 credits)
Fees: $150
7556 301 W
TH
DHYG-209
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-3:20PM
Main Campus
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8:00AM-12:00PM
Periodontics (2 credits)
7557 301 W
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Dental Hygiene Theory and Clinic IV (4 credits)
Students enrolled in DHYG-250 will take part in enrichment site experiences located off campus once a week for a maximum of 3 weeks during the
semester.
Fees: $200
1265 301 T
WTHF
WTHF
DHYG-257
8:00AM-10:00AM Main Campus
8:00AM-12:00PM
1:00PM-5:00PM
Dental Hygiene Ethics and Jurisprudence (1 credit)
1266 301 T
Intermediate Jazz Dance II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-193
Fees: $20
DHYG-150
DHYG-250
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
High Intermediate Ballet Technique IV (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-267
Fees: $20
DANC-292
Main Campus
High Intermediate Ballet Technique III (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-266
Fees: $20
DANC-268
1:00PM-2:20PM
High Intermediate Ballet Technique II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-265
Fees: $20
DANC-267
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
High Intermediate Ballet Technique I (2 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-165
Fees: $20
DANC-266
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Dance Composition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-150
Fees: $20
DANC-265
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques: High
Intermediate IV (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-227
Fees: $20
DANC-250
clinical skills and clinical laboratory activities.
Contemporary Modern Dance Techniques: High
Intermediate III (3 credits)
Prerequisite: DANC-226
Fees: $20
DENTAL
HYGIENE
Additional time may be required for the practice and evaluation of
10:30AM-11:20AMMain Campus
DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY
ULTRASOUND
DMSU-151
Clinical Sonography I (2 credits)
Fees: $50
7558 301
8:00AM-4:00PM Main Campus
Students will meet on Friday, January 29, 2016 in HS 263 for an orientation.
Students will be assigned to an eight-hour clinical one day per week with
additional weekly clinical activities.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
DMSU-171
Abdominal and Small Parts Ultrasound I
(2 credits)
Fees: $100
7559 301 M
M
DMSU-172
3:00PM-4:20PM Main Campus
10:30AM-12:25PM
Obstetrics/Gynecology Ultrasound I (2 credits)
Fees: $100
7560 301 M
M
DMSU-181
1:00PM-2:20PM Main Campus
8:30AM-10:25AM
Vascular Ultrasound I (3 credits)
Fees: $180
7561 301 W
W
DMSU-191
8:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:55PM
Adult Echocardiography I (3 credits)
Fees: $150
7563 302 TH
TH
DMSU-211
Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation I
(3 credits)
Fees: $150
7564 301 T
T
DMSU-255
3:30PM-5:50PM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:55PM
8:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:55PM
Clinical Sonography V (6 credits)
Fees: $200
7565 301
8:00AM-4:00PM Main Campus
Students will be assigned to an eight-hour clinical three days per week with
additional weekly activities.
DMSU-261
ARDMS Registry Seminar (1 credit)
Fees: $50
7566 301 TH
DMSU-280
4:00PM-4:52PM
Introduction to Vascular Ultrasound (3 credits)
Fees: $150
7567 301 TH
TH
DMSU-290
Main Campus
8:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:55PM
Introduction to Cardiac Ultrasound (3 credits)
Fees: $150
7568 301 TH
TH
1:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:55PM
ECONOMICS
ECON-101
Principles of Economics (Macro) (3 credits)
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MW
MW
TTH
TTH
TTH
MW
W
TH
ECON-102
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Principles of Economics (Micro) (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
8030 901 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8031 902 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8032 903 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8033 904 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8034 950 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8038N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
8039N991
Online
Fees: $40
8035 C901 F
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8036J901 MW
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8037J950 TH
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
ECON-201
Money and Banking (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ECON-101
Fees: $30
8040N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ECON-205
Fundamentals of International Economics
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ECON-101
Fees: $30
8041N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
EDUCATION
EDUC-101
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $10
8018 901
8019 902
8020 903
8021 904
8022 905
8023 950
8024 951
8025 952
8027N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
8028N991
Online
Fees: $40
8029N992
Online
Fees: $40
8026 C901 F
9:00AM-10:20AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Praxis Core Review Course-Read/Writing Tests
(1 credit)
Students must also register for EDUC-102 to receive complete Praxis Core
review course.
Fees: $5
8042 C950 T
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Class begins February 3, 2016 and ends March 22, 2016.
EDUC-102
Praxis Core Review Course - Math Test (1 credit)
Students must also register for EDUC-101 to receive complete Praxis Core
review course.
Fees: $5
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
8043 C950 M
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Class begins February 2, 2016 and ends March 21, 2016.
EDUC-110
Introduction to Education (3 credits)
A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are
placed in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where
they are employed.
Fees: $35
8044 901
8045 902
8046 903
8047J901
MW
MW
TTH
M
EDUC-111
9:30AM-10:50AM
12:30PM-1:50PM
9:30AM-10:50AM
6:00PM-9:15PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
LCC
Child Growth and Development (3 credits)
Fees: $5
8048 901 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8049 902 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8051 950 W
6:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
8053N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $35 There is NO on-campus orientation for this course.
8052M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
This course meets for 7 weeks from February 1, 2016 through March 16, 2016.
EDUC-112
Fees: $5
Methods and Materials in Early Childhood
Education (3 credits)
8054 901 MW
8055 902 TTH
8056 950 M
EDUC-113
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
8057 901 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
It is advised that no class be schedule before this frequently off-campus class.
Introduction to Early Childhood Education
(3 credits)
A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are
placed in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where
they are employed.
Fees: $35
8058 901 T
12:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
8059 950 TH
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
8060J950 M
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
This Laurel College section meets from February 1 through May 2, 2016.
EDUC-140
Fees: $5
8061 950 T
EDUC-151
Child Health, Safety and Nutrition (3 credits)
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
8062 950 TH
EDUC-200
Main Campus
Introduction to Special Education (3 credits)
8064 901 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8065 902 F
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8066 950 W
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Online
8067N990
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $65
EDUC-201
Processes and Acquisition of Reading (3 credits)
For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $5
8068 901 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8069 950 M
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
8071N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $35
8070M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
This Laurel College section meets from March 21, through May 11, 2016.
EDUC-202
Methods of Teaching Reading in the Secondary
Content Areas, Part I for Regular and Special
Education Teachers (3 credits)
Fees: $35
8073N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8072M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
Fees: $5 This Laurel College section meets for seven weeks from February 1
through March 16, 2016.
EDUC-203
Instruction of Reading (3 credits)
Fees: $5
8074 950 TH
EDUC-204
6:00PM-8:50PM
8075 901 T
0935 950 M
5:30PM-7:30PM Main Campus
In addition to class, students are assigned to one child care setting where they
will spend 10 hours per week.
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ACCT-111
Main Campus
Assessment for Reading Instruction (3 credits)
Prerequisite: EDUC-201
Fees: $5
Prerequisite: EDUC-111 and EDUC-112
Fees: $55
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A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are
placed in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where
they are employed. For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $35
Practicum in Early Childhood Development
(5 credits)
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
School Age Child Care (3 credits)
Fees: $5
Working With Infants and Toddlers (3 credits)
Fees: $20
\EDUC-130
EDUC-160
6:00PM-8:50PM
KEY
Main Campus
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
EDUC-206
Methods of Teaching Reading in the Secondary
Content Areas, Part II for Regular and Special
Education Teachers (3 credits)
For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: EDUC-202
Fees: $35
8077N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8076M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
Fees: $5 This Laurel College section meets for seven weeks from March 21 to
May 11, 2016.
EDUC-251
Advance Practicum in Early Childhood Dev
(5 credits)
Prerequisite: EDUC-151
Fees: $55
Educational Psychology (3 credits)
A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are
placed in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where
they are employed. For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $35
8078 901 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8081N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $65
8080J950 M
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
EDUC-265
Educational Assessment (3 credits)
Fees: $35
8082N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
EDUC-266
Methods of Teaching Early Childhood and
Elementary Education (3 credits)
Fees: $5
8083 901 S
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus Weekend
This section starts Saturday, January 30, 2016.
EDUC-267
Methods of Teaching Secondary Education
(3 credits)
A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are
placed in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where
they are employed.
Fees: $35
8084 901 T
EDUC-292
Fees: $35
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Special Education Methods 6th-12th Grade
(3 credits)
2379N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
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Special Education Assessment Part I Birth-12th
Grade (3 credits)
Fees: $35
8085N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ELECTRONICS
ELEC-117
Linear Electronics (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ELEC-107
Fees: $33
8978 550 T
TH
ELEC-140
0936 950 M
5:30PM-7:30PM Main Campus
In addition to class, students are assigned to one child care setting where they
will spend 10 hours per week.
EDUC-260
EDUC-293
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-9:00PM
Network Cabling Systems (3 credits)
Fees: $100
8979 550 T
5:30PM-10:30PM Main Campus
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES
Students must complete all clinical clearance requirements by the first
day of class. Clinical shifts are held outside of class time and may occur 7
days a week including day time, evenings, and night time. Students will be
scheduled up to 40 hours per week (combined classroom and clinical time)
during some weeks of the program.
EMSP-106
Emergency Medical Technician I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-093 or appropriate score on English placement test.
EMSP-106 must be passed successfully before the student can attend
EMSP-107.
Fees: $100
7569 350 MW
6:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
0665 Z350 MW
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
S
9:00AM-4:00PM
This course meets for 7 weeks and ends March 23, 2016.
EMSP-107
Emergency Medical Technician II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-093 or appropriate score on English placement test.
EMSP-106 must be passed successfully before the student can attend
EMSP-107.
Fees: $100
7570 350 TTH
6:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
0667 Z350 MW
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
S
9:00AM-4:00PM
This course meets for 7 weeks and begins March 23, 2016.
EMSP-205
Medical Emergencies I (5 credits)
Prerequisite: EMSP-200
Fees: $125
7574 301 MWF
8:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
MWF
1:00PM-4:00PM
This course meets for 5 weeks and ends Feb. 26, 2016.
EMSP-210
Medical Emergencies II (9 credits)
Prerequisite: EMSP-205
Fees: $125
7575 301 MWF
8:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
MWF
1:00PM-4:00PM
Additional clinical time will be assigned. Clinicals may begin January 26 and
thereafter throughout the semester. Lecture class begins February 27, 2016.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ENGINEERING
ENGLISH
ENES-100
ENGL-083
Fees: $33
8980 501
8981 502
1278 503
8982 504
8983 550
ENES-120
Introduction to Engineering Design (3 credits)
MW
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
5:00PM-6:00PM
TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH5:00PM-6:00PM
TTH
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
TH
5:00PM-6:00PM
TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
TH
5:00PM-6:00PM
MW
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
TH
5:00PM-6:00PM
Statics (3 credits)
Academic Intermediate Reading for ESL Students
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests.
Fees: $50
9404 E101 MW
9405 E102 TTH
9406 E150 MW
ENGL-084
Academic Intermediate Writing and Grammar for
ESL Students (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests.
Fees: $50
Prerequisite: PHYS-110; Pre- or Co-requisite: MATH-182.
9407 E101 MW
9408 E102 TTH
9409 E150 TTH
ENES-130
ENGL-085
8985 501 MW
1:00PM-2:50PM
Dynamics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENES-120 and MATH-182.
8986 550 TTH
ENES-140
Main Campus
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Mechanics of Materials (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENES-120 and MATH-182.
8987 501 TTH
ENES-171
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Intermediate Programming Concepts for
Engineers (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENES-100 and CMSY-141 with a grade of C or better or appropriate score on placement test. Co-requisite: MATH-181.
Fees: $30
0921 501 TTH
F
ENES-181
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
Thermodynamics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-182 and PHYS-111
8989 550 MW
ENES-205
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Electric Circuits (4 credits)
Prerequisite: PHYS-111; Corequisite: MATH-260
Fees: $43
8990 550 MW
W
ENES-222
7:30PM-8:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
Academic Advanced Oral Communication for ESL
Students (3 credits)
If students place into both reading and writing ESL courses, they are required to take ENGL-085. Students can be exempted from this requirement
by passing an oral exam. Please email OLA@howardcc.edu. Students placed
into ENGL-083 AND ENGL-084 must complete both ENGL-083 and
ENGL-084 before taking ENGL-085.
9410 E101
9412 E102
9411 E103
9413 E150
MW
MW
TTH
TTH
ENGL-086
9:30AM-11:20AM
1:00PM-2:50PM
2:00PM-3:50PM
7:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Academic Advanced Reading for Esl Students
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful completion of ENGL-083. Corequisite: FYEX-100.
Fees: $50
9414 E101 MW
1:00PM-2:50PM
9415 E102 MW
3:00PM-4:50PM
9416 E103 TTH
8:00AM-9:50AM
9417 E104 TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM
9418 E105 F
10:00AM-1:50PM
9419 E150 MW
7:00PM-8:50PM
9420J101 MW
12:15PM-2:25PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9421J150 TTH
7:00PM-9:10PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
LCC
LCC
Elements of Discrete Signal Analysis (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-182.
Fees: $30
8991 501 TTH
TH
ENES-244
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
12:00PM-3:00PM
Digital Logic Design (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENES-100 and MATH-153
8992 501 TTH
ENES-245
3:00PM-5:00PM
Main Campus
Digital Circuits and Systems Laboratory (2 credits)
Prerequisite: ENES-244 and ENES-150, or ENES-244 and CMSY-171
Fees: $43
8993 501 W
M
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
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You Can Get There From Here.
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
1:00PM-2:00PM Main Campus
12:30PM-3:30PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COURSE NAME
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ENGL-087
Academic Advanced Writing and Grammar for Esl
Students (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful
completion of ENGL-084.
Fees: $50
9423 E101 MW
9:00AM-10:50AM
9424 E102 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM
9425 E103 TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM
9426 E104 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM
9427 E105 F
10:00AM-1:50PM
9428 E150 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM
9429J101 MW
8:40AM-10:50AM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9430J150 MW
7:00PM-9:10PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
LCC
LCC
ENGL-086/087 Academic Advanced ESL Reading, Writing and
Grammar Combined (6 Credits)
ENGL-086/087 Combined is a fully integrated approach to teaching reading, composition, and grammar. Emphasis is placed on reading comprehension, vocabulary development, critical analysis, reading rate, and the composition of clear, organized, grammatically correct assignments. By responding to
information and concepts from a diversity of assigned materials, students will
develop a global awareness. The class meets for eight hours per week including four hours of individualized lab work. Students whose placement test
scores require them to take both ENGL 086 and ENGL 087 should enroll in
ENGL – 086/087 Combined to fulfill both requirements.
PRQ: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful completion
of ENGL 083 and/or 084.
Co-req: FYEX-100
This course has fees totaling $100.00 When registering, both four-digit course
ID numbers will be needed. Please, no substitutions in combination classes. You
must enroll in paired classes as listed.
9431L120 TTH
8:00AM-9:50AM
9422
TTH
10:00AM-11:50AM
ENGL-088
Grammar for Written Expression (ESL) (1 credit)
Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENGL-084 or 094 or eligible for
ENGL-087, 097, or 121.
0404 E180 T
2:00PM-3:10PM
This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13).
Main Campus
REACH
Students with a placement test score below the cut-off for ENGL 093 and/or
ENGL 094 are required to take the noncredit REACH program. REACH
(Reading and English for Academic Challenges) is a noncredit program offered through the Division of Continuing Education. In REACH, students
learn essential reading, writing, and goal-setting skills in preparation for entering credit English classes. Through individualized and group instruction,
students build academic reading skills that include decoding, vocabulary development, reading comprehension, and academic writing skills that include
sentence structure, grammar, and punctuation. REACH is designed solely
for students seeking an academic pathway to credit developmental English
classes at HCC. Students are required to take the English placement tests
through the Office of Admissions and Advising. Interested students should
contact the Office of Admissions and Advising at 443-518-1200.
ENGL-093
Directed Studies in Reading (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on reading placement tests.
Fees: $50
9432 101
9433 102
9434 150
60
MW
MW
TTH
TTH
MW
MW
9:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
10:00AM-10:50AM
2:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
3:00PM-3:50PM
5:30PM-6:20PM Main Campus
6:30PM-7:20PM
ENGL-094
Directed Studies in Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on writing placement tests.
Fees: $50
9435 101 TTH
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9436 150 TTH
6:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
9437M101TTH
10:15AM-12:25PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9438M150TTH
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
ENGL-096
Fundamentals of Academic Reading (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful completion of ENGL-093; Corequisite: FYEX-100.
Fees: $50
9439 101 MW
8:00AM-8:50AM Main Campus
MW
9:00AM-9:50AM
9440 102 MW
9:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
MW
10:00AM-10:50AM
9441 103 MW
11:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
MW
12:00PM-12:50PM
9442 104 MW
1:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
MW
2:00PM-2:50PM
9443 105 MW
2:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
MW
3:00PM-3:50PM
9444 106 TTH
9:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
TTH
10:00AM-10:50AM
9445 107 TTH
10:00AM-10:50AMMain Campus
TTH
11:00AM-11:50AM
9446 108 TTH
11:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
TTH
12:00PM-12:50PM
9447 109 TTH
1:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
TTH
2:00PM-2:50PM
9449 150 MW
5:30PM-6:20PM Main Campus
MW
6:30PM-7:20PM
9450 151 TTH
5:30PM-6:20PM Main Campus
TTH
6:30PM-7:20PM
9453M101MW
8:30AM-11:45AM LCC
Express
This LCC section runs 2/1/16-3/16/16.
9454M150MW
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Express
This LCC section runs 2/1/16-3/16/16.
9455M151TTH
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Express
This LCC section runs 3/22/16-5/12/16.
ENGL-097
Fundamentals of Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful
completion of ENGL-094.
Fees: $50
2313 101 MW
8:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
9456 102 MW
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9457 103 MW
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9460 104 TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9461 105 TTH
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9462 106 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
9466 A101 MW
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9471M101TTH
1:00PM-3:10PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9465 150 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9469M102T
8:30AM-11:45AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9470M150T
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ENGL-096/097 Fundamentals of Reading and Writing Combined
(6 Credits)
ENGL-096/097 combined is a fully integrated approach to teaching reading
and composition. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, reading comprehension, and vocabulary development, reading rate and writing clear, organized grammatically correct assignments. The class meets for eight hours
per week including four hours of classroom instruction and four hours of
individualized lab work. Students whose placement test scores require them
to take both ENGL-096 and ENGL-097 should enroll in ENGL-096/097
combined to fulfill both requirements.
PRQ: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful completion
of ENGL-093/094.
CO-REQ: FYEX-100
This course has fees totaling $100.00. When registering, both four-digit course
ID numbers will be needed. Please, no substitutions in combination classes. You
must enroll in paired classes as listed.
9467L120 MW
09:00AM-10:50AM
9451
TTH
09:00AM-10:50AM
0959L121 MW
09:00AM-10:50AM
0960
TTH
09:00AM-10:50AM
9452L122 MW
10:00AM-11:50AM
9468
TTH
10:00AM-11:50AM
9459L123 MW
02:00PM-03:50PM
9448
TTH
02:00PM-03:50PM
ENGL-121
College Composition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligibility to enroll in ENGL-121 is based on English placement test scores or the successful completion of required developmental English course work.
Fees: $30
9472 100 MWF
8:00AM-8:50AM Main Campus
9473 101 MWF
9:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
0962 102 MWF
9:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
9474 103 MWF
10:00AM-10:50AMMain Campus
9475 104 MWF
10:00AM-10:50AMMain Campus
9476 105 MWF
11:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9477 106 MWF
11:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
2153 107 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
2154 108 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
2155 109 MW
12:00PM-1:20PM Main Campus
1133 110 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9487 111 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9488 112 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9489 113 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9490 114 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9491 115 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9492 116 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9493 117 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9494 118 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9495 119 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9496 120 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9497 121 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9498 122 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
0965 123 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9499 124 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9500 125 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
0968 126 F
9:00AM-11:40AM Main Campus
9508 180 MW
3:30PM-5:20PM Main Campus
This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13).
9509 200 MW
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9511 201 MW
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9512 202 TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9510 203 TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
Sections 200-203 WALP (Writing Accelerated Learning Program) are
accelerated learning sections of ENGL-121 that are open to students with
appropriate English placement scores in reading and within a designated high
range for developmental writing (ENGL-097). Innovative teaching strategies
as well as additional classroom time and assistance support student mastery
of the ENGL-121 course objectives. These classes meet four hours weekly in
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a computerized lab environment. Prerequisite: Eligible for ENGL-121 in
reading placement test; score within designated high range for ENGL-097.
Please see your advisor regarding eligiblity and registration.
9514 204 MW
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9515 205 TTH
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Sections 204 and 205 RALP (Reading Accelerated Learning Program) are
accelerated learning sections of ENGL-121 that are open to students with
appropriate English placement scores in writing and within a designated high
range for developmental reading (ENGL-096). Innovative teaching strategies
as well as additional classroom time and assistance support student mastery
of the ENGL-121 course objectives. These classes meet four hours weekly in
a computerized lab environment. Prerequisite: Eligible for ENGL-121 in
writing placement test; score within designated high range for ENGL-096.
Please see your advisor regarding eligibility and registration.
9516 A101 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9517 E150 TTH
7:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9518 E170 MW
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9519 E171 TTH
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9520 E172 F
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9521 E180 MW
12:00PM-2:20PM Main Campus
Section E180 is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13). Sections E150, E170, E171,
E172, and E180 will include attention to the language learning needs of ESL
students. Permission is required to enroll in one of these sections. See your advisor
or go to the English Division Office(DH-239)to be admitted.
9522 E250 TTH
7:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9523 E270 MW
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
9524 E271 TTH
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9525 E272 F
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
9526 E280 MW
12:00PM-2:20PM Main Campus
Section E280 is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13). ENGL 121 Sections
E250,E270, E271, E272 and E280 EALP (Accelerated Learning Program)
are an innovative, accelerated learning program for ESL students with
appropriate English placement scores in reading and writing. While mastering
all ENGL 121 objectives, students complete additional assignments online with
an EALP instructor to enhance their sentence-and-paragraph-level writing.
The 121 class meets four hours weekly in a computerized lab environment.
EALP students are required to pass the online program in order to pass 121.
Prerequisite: Eligible for ENGL-121 in reading placement test or successful
completion of ENGL 086; score within the designated upper range of ENGL087. Please see your advisor regarding eligibility and placement.
9502 150 MW
5:30PM-6:50PM Main Campus
9504 151 MW
7:00PM-8:20PM Main Campus
9505 152 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9506 153 TTH
7:30PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9503 181 TTH
5:00PM-6:50PM Main Campus
This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13).
9507 160 S
9:00AM-11:40AM Main Campus Weekend
9528M160S
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Weekend
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9535N180
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13).
9536N190
Online
9537N191
Online
9538N192
Online
9539N193
Online
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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9540N194
Online
0969 C101 M
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
0970 C102 W
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
9530M101MW
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9531M102MW
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9532M103MW
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9529M104TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9534M150T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9533M151W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
XXXXX F
9:00AM-11:50AM Mount Airy
ENGL-126
Introduction to Journalism (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $30
9542 101 TTH
1024 150 T
ENGL-200
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Children’s Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
1793 101 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9544 102 W
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9543N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
ENGL-202
American Literature II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $10
9545 101 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9547 150 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9546 C101 T
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10
9548N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
ENGL-204
English Literature II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $30
9550N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9549 C101 W
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10
ENGL-205
The Short Story (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL 121.
Fees: $10
9551 101 TTH
9552 150 TH
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2:00PM-3:20PM
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
ENGL-206
African American Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
9553 101 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9555N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9554M150W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
ENGL-207
Ethics in Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
9556 101 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9557 102 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9558 103 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9559 104 W
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Off-campus service learning experiences that involve real-life intersections of
ethics and literature are an exciting, required component of this course section.
Most of these experiences will occur during class time, but occasionally may
extend slightly beyond the class’s normal start and end times.
9562N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9563N191
Online
Fees: $30
9561 C101 M
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
1026 H170 TH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Honors
This section is a hybrid, Honors course that provides high-achieving students the
opportunity to learn with other high-achieving students. In order to register for
honors courses, students must be enrolled in the Rouse, Schoenbrodt or STEM
honors programs OR have a GPA of 3.2 or higher. Students new to Howard
Community College should contact Admissions & Advising for course clearance.
ENGL-208
Contemporary Poetry (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $10
9564 101 MW
ENGL-210
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, and Drama
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
9566 101 MWF
10:00AM-10:50AMMain Campus
9567 102 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9568 103 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9569 104 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9570 105 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9571 106 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9572 107 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9575N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9576N191
Online
Fees: $30
ENGL-211
Science Through Science Fiction (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $10
9577 101 MW
4:00PM-5:20PM
Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
ENGL-214
Middle Eastern Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL 121.
Fees: $10
9578 150 MW
ENGL-217
9579 150 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM
9580 101 TH
3:30PM-6:20PM
9581M150M
6:30PM-9:45PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
Main Campus
LCC
Asian Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $10
9582 101 TTH
ENGL-227
Main Campus
Literature and Film (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
ENGL-219
Main Campus
The English Bible as Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
ENGL-218
7:30PM-8:50PM
2:00PM-3:20PM
Main Campus
World Literature II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $10
9583 101 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9586N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9584 H170 T
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Honors
This section is a hybrid, Honors course that provides high-achieving students the
opportunity to learn with other high-achieving students. In order to register for
honors courses, students must be enrolled in the Rouse, Schoenbrodt or STEM
honors programs OR have a GPA of 3.2 or higher. Students new to Howard
Community College should contact Admissions & Advising for course clearance.
ENGL-230
Technical Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $30
9587N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9588N191
Online
ENGL-240
Applied English Grammar (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
9589 101 MW
9598N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9599N091
Online
Fees: $30
ENTR-102
Entrepreneurial Assessment (1 credit)
Fees: $25
9600001
Open Entry
This course is offered through the Center for Entrepreneurial and Business
Excellence. Prior to registering, students will need to contact Betty Noble at
443-518-4111 or enoble@howardcc.edu to arrange meeting days and times,
have a written business concept prepared, and must be starting their business
in real time. This course is offered on an open entry basis which means that the
class is offered throughout the semester. Your hours can vary week to week and
you will have the opportunity to arrange those hours with the Director and your
business coach.
ENTR-103
Starting Your Own Business I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENTR-102.
Fees: $50
9601001
Open Entry
This course is offered through the Center for Entrepreneurial and Business
Excellence. Prior to registering, students will need to contact Betty Noble at
443-518-4111 or enoble@howardcc.edu to arrange meeting days and times,
have a written business concept prepared, and must be starting their business
in real time. This course is offered on an open entry basis which means that the
class is offered throughout the semester. Your hours can vary week to week and
you will have the opportunity to arrange those hours with the Director and your
business coach.
ENTR-104
Business Plan Development (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENTR-102
Fees: $50
9602001
Open Entry
This course is offered through the Center for Entrepreneurial and Business
Excellence. Prior to registering, students will need to contact Betty Noble at
443-518-4111 or enoble@howardcc.edu to arrange meeting days and times,
have a written business concept prepared, and must be starting their business
in real time. This course is offered on an open entry basis which means that the
class is offered throughout the semester. Your hours can vary week to week and
you will have the opportunity to arrange those hours with the Director and your
business coach.
ENTR-120
Entrepreneurship in Practice (3 credits)
Fees: $35
1055 001 M
3:00PM-5:50PM
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTR-101
9590 001
9591 002
9593 003
9594 004
9595 005
9596 050
KEY
Entrepreneurship and Creativity (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $20
MW
MW
TTH
TTH
TTH
T
Main Campus
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
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INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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ENTR-203
Starting Your Own Business II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENTR-103.
Fees: $50
Developing Business Opportunities and Plans
(3 credits)
Fees: $35
9606 C050 T
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
ENTR-225
Fees: $20
Social Entrepreneurship (3 credits)
9607 001 TTH
ENTR-226
Fees: $20
1056 001 W
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Entrepreneurial Leadership (2 credits)
2:00PM-3:50PM
Main Campus
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ENST-105
Environmental Science (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-096 or ENGL-086
8994 501 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
8995 502 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
8996 503 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8997 550 W
7:30PM-10:30PM Main Campus
8998J501 TTH
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8999J550 M
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
ENST-115
Environmental Science Lab (1 credit)
If you have completed BIOL-105 or an equivalent course in a previous semester, please call the Science/Technology chairperson or the Admissions
Office for a course waiver.
Prerequisite: Pre- or Co-requisite: ENST-105.
Fees: $43
9001 501 T
9002 502 F
ENST-233
2:00PM-5:00PM
1:00PM-4:00PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Introduction to Environmental Health (3 credits)
Also listed as PUBH-233
9003 550 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
EXERCISE SCIENCE
EXSC-100
Introduction to Physical Education (1 credit)
7579 350 W
5:30PM-7:25PM Main Campus
W
5:30PM-7:25PM
This class meets for 7 weeks beginning March 16, 2016.
EXSC-150
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Sport and Society (3 credits)
7581 301 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7582N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
EXSC-200
Fees: $20
Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries (3 credits)
7583 301 TTH
EXSC-209
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Sport and Exercise Nutrition (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7584 C301 M
9:00AM-10:20AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
EXSC-210
Sport and Exercise Psychology (3 credits)
7585 350 M
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7586N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
FILM
FILM-101
Introduction to Film (3 credits)
Fees: $10
8447 701 M
12:30PM-3:30PM Main Campus
2024 C750 TH
7:00PM-8:30PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8448N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
FILM-108
The Golden Age of Hollywood (3 credits)
Fees: $30
8449N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
FILM-139
Fees: $10
8450 701 TH
FILM-171
Principles of Film and Media Production (3 credits)
2:00PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
Introduction to American Cinema (3 credits)
Fees: $10
8451 C701 M
3:30PM-5:00PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8452 C702 F
11:00AM-12:30PM Main Campus Hybrid
8453N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
FILM-172
Fees: $10
8454 701 T
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Introduction to Sports Coaching (3 credits)
7580 350 W
9605001
Open Entry
This course is offered through the Center for Entrepreneurial and Business
Excellence. Prior to registering, students will need to contact Betty Noble at
443-518-4111 or enoble@howardcc.edu to arrange meeting days and times,
have a written business concept prepared, and must be starting their business
in real time. This course is offered on an open entry basis which means that the
class is offered throughout the semester. Your hours can vary week to week and
you will have the opportunity to arrange those hours with the Director and your
business coach.
ENTR-210
EXSC-120
Introduction to World Cinema (3 credits)
12:30PM-3:30PM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
FILM-207
German Film (3 credits)
Fees: $10
1220 701 W
FILM-211
12:30PM-3:30PM Main Campus
African Film (3 credits)
Fees: $10
1219 701 TH
FILM-240
Fees: $30
FINE-102
2:00PM-5:00PM
Main Campus
Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Films (3 credits)
8458N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning
FINANCIAL PLANNING
FNPL-101
Fees: $15
Personal Financial Planning Principles (3 credits)
9609 001 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9610 050 M
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
9611 M060F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M060 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: Feb 19-20; March 4-5; March 18-19. The last day to register
is 2/4/16.
9612N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
9613N091
Online
Fees: $30
FNPL-105
Financial Planning for Young Adults (3 credits)
9614 001 MW
FNPL-108
Financial Planning for Retirement (3 credits)
Prerequisite: FNPL-101.
9615 050 W
FNPL-201
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Investment Analysis and Portfolio Selection
(3 credits)
Fees: $15
9616 050 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
FINE ARTS
FINE-101
Humanities Through the Arts (3 credits)
Fees: $20
8469 701 TTH
8471 750 M
FINE-103
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10:00AM-11:20AMMain Campus
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Introduction to the Creative Arts (3 credits)
Fees: $30
8472 701 M
1:00PM-3:50PM
8473 702 T
1:00PM-3:50PM
8475 750 TH
6:00PM-8:50PM
8476J701 T
3:00PM-6:15PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
FINE-115
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
LCC
Creative Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL 121.
Fees: $30
1225N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
1226 C701 T
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10
FINE-215
Advanced Creative Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-115 or FINE-115
Fees: $10
1227 C701 T
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE
FYEX-100
Fees: $25
9624 101
9625 102
9626 103
1177 104
9627 105
2498 106
9628 107
1178 108
9629 109
1179 110
1181 111
9630 112
9631 113
9632 114
2499 115
9633 116
8459 701 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8460 702 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
2764J701 TH
6:30PM-8:05PM LCC
Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016
8466N790
11:00AM-12:20PM
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
8467N791
Online
Fees: $30
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Arts, Cultures and Ideas (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
You Can Get There From Here.
First Year Experience (2 credits)
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
8:00AM-8:50AM Main Campus
9:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
10:00AM-10:50AMMain Campus
10:30AM-11:20AMMain Campus
12:00PM-12:50PM Main Campus
12:30PM-1:20PM Main Campus
2:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
3:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
4:30PM-5:20PM Main Campus
7:30AM-8:20AM Main Campus
8:00AM-8:50AM Main Campus
9:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
10:00AM-10:50AMMain Campus
11:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
12:00PM-12:50PM Main Campus
KEY
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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9634 117 TTH
1:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9635 118 TTH
2:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
1182 119 TTH
4:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9643 E101 MW
1:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9644 E102 TTH
11:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Sections E101 and E102 are specifically for non-native speaking students. They
meet the same course objectives, but provide additional support to ESL students.
Permission is required to enroll, so see your advisor or go to the English Division
Office(DH-239) to be admitted.
1180 150 MW
6:00PM-6:50PM Main Campus
1183 151 TTH
5:30PM-6:20PM Main Campus
1184 152 TTH
6:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9636 153 T
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9637 154 W
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9638 155 TH
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
9645 F160 F
6:00PM-8:00PM Main Campus Fast Track
SSU
9:00AM-12:30PM
Earn 2 credits in 3 weekends. Class meets Fri, Sat, and Sun on 2/26-2/28,3/43/6 and 3/11-3/13. Students must purchase textbook prior to first class meeting.
9642 C101 M
11:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
2766J101 MW
11:00AM-12:05PMLCC
2767J150 TTH
5:15PM-6:20PM LCC
9646M101MW
9:00AM-12:15PM LCC
Express
This LCC section runs 3/21/16-5/11/16.
9647M150MW
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Express
This LCC section runs 3/21/16-5/11/16.
FYEX-120
Introduction to Career Development and Decision
Making (3 credits)
Fees: $25
2314 101 F
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
FRENCH
FREN-101
Foundational French I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9617 101 MW
9618 150 TTH
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
FREN-202
Intermediate French II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9623 150 MW
7:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG-101
Introduction to World Geography (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
2768 901 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8088 902 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8089 903 F
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8090 950 M
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
8091N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
8087N991
Online
Fees: $40
GEOG-102
Elements of Cultural Geography (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $10
8092 901 MW
12:00PM-1:20PM Main Campus
8093 950 TH
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
8094N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
GEOLOGY
GEOL-107
Introduction to Physical Geology (3 credits)
If you need a 4 credit laboratory science course, you need to also register for
GEOL-117.
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9004 501 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9005 550 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9007N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
9008N591
Online
Fees: $45 Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
9006 C501 W
1:00PM-2:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
FREN-201
GEOL-108
FREN-102
Foundational French II (4 credits)
9619 101 MW
9620 102 MW
9621 150 MW
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
Intermediate French I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9622 150 MW
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
GEOL-117
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
Introduction to Physical Geology - Lab (1 credit)
If you have completed GEOL-107 or an equivalent course in a previous
semester, please call the Science, Engineering and Technology dean or the
Admissions Office for a course waiver.
Prerequisite: Pre- or Co-requisite: GEOL-107.
Fees: $43
9010 540 M
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Historical Geology (3 credits)
9009 501 MWF
1:00PM-4:00PM
Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
9011N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10
9012N591
Online
Fees: $10 Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10
GEOL-118
Historical Geology Laboratory (1 credit)
Prerequisite: or Corequisite: GEOL-108
Fees: $43
9013 501 W
8:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
GERMAN
GERM-102
Foundational German II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9648 101 MW
GERM-202
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Intermediate German II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9651 101 MW
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
HEALTH CARE
HEAL-105
Drug Calculations (1 credit)
Prerequisite:ENGL-093 and eligible to enroll in MATH-061. (2 hours
weekly for 7 weeks).
Fees: $20
1132 421 TTH
3:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
This is a 7 week course that begins on Feb. 2 and ends on March 17th, 2016.
1186 451 MW
6:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
This is a 7 week course that begins on Feb. 2 and ends on March 17th, 2016.
1406 C450 T
5:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
A hybrid course is conducted using a combination of campus and online
instruction. It is an ideal combination of classroom interaction with the use of
online resources. Because so many of the course interactions are conducted online,
the amount of class meeting time is a percentage of the traditional onsite version
of the course. Hybrid section runs for 7 weeks, with 3 face-to-face sessions, Mon.
Feb 1, Mon. Feb 22 and Mon. March 14, 2016
HEAL-110
The Health Care Professional (2 credits)
HEED-101
Health and the World of Risk (1 credit)
Fees: $10
7591N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-102
Introduction to Weight Management (1 credit)
HEED-104
Personal Nutrition Assessment (1 credit)
HEED-110
Introduction to Personal Wellness (1 credit)
1941N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
1940N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $10
7595N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-112
First Aid and Safety (3 credits)
A Red Cross certification will be issued upon successful course completion.
Students will receive the Red Cross Certification cards in approximately 4-6
weeks following the course.
Fees: $60
1938 301 MW
7596 350 M
HEED-113
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
Drug Use and Abuse (3 credits)
7597 C301 W
9:00AM-10:20AM Main Campus Hybrid
7598 C301 W
11:30AM-12:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-114
Introduction to Therapeutic Massage (3 credits)
7599 301 TTH
HEED-115
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Personal and Community Health (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7603N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
7604N391
Online
7600 C301 M
9:00AM-10:20AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
7601J302 TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
Fees: $20
7587N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This is a 7-week course beginning on January 26, 2016 and ending March 18,
2016
HEALTH EDUCATION
HEED-100
7588 301 W
Introduction to Lifetime Fitness (1 credit)
6:00PM-6:52PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
Main Campus
You Can Get There From Here.
COURSE NAME
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HEED-125
Ethics in Professional Practice (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7606N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-130
Human Sexuality (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
7609N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
7608 C301 W
11:30AM-12:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-150
Women’s Health (3 credits)
7610 350 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7612N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
7613N391
Online
Fees: $30
7611 C301 W
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-200
Health/Fitness Leader (3 credits)
7614 C301 W
9:00AM-10:20AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-212
Current Health Issues (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7615N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-213
Stress Management (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7616N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-216
Health Care in the US (3 credits)
Fees: $30
7618N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-218
Organizational Management in Health Care
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-101 or ENGL-121
Fees: $30
7619N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HEED-220
7620 350 TH
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Crisis Intervention (3 credits)
5:00PM-7:50PM
Main Campus
HEBREW
HBRW-102
Foundational Hebrew II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9652 150 MW
HBRW-202
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Hebrew II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9653 150 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
HINDI
HNDI-102
Foundational Hindi II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $40
9682N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HNDI-202
Intermediate Hindi II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $40
1028N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HISTORY
HIST-111
American History to 1877 (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
8095 901 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8096 902 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8097 903 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8098 904 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8099 905 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8100 906 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8101 907 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8102 908 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8103 909 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8104 910 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8105 911 WF
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8106 912 F
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8107 950 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8108 951 W
4:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8110N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
8111N991
Online
Fees: $45
8112N992
Online
Fees: $45
8109J901 TTH
1:45PM-3:20PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
2446 Q9012 TH
6:30PM-9:20PM Mount Airy
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
HIST-112
American History Since 1877 (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
8113 901 MWF
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
8114 902 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
8115 903 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8116 904 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8117 905 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8118 906 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8119 907 F
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
8120 950 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8121 951 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8122 980 MW
3:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
This Late-Start section begins February 22, 2016.
8125N980
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45 This Late-Start section begins February 22, 2016.
8126N990
Online
Fees: $45
8127N991
Online
Fees: $45
8128N992
Online
Fees: $45
8123 H901 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus Honors
Section H901 is only available to HONORS students. Honors courses and
seminars provide high-achieving students the opportunity to learn with
other high-achieving students. Students must have a GPA of 3.2 or higher,
the permission of the instructor, OR the permission of the Director of the
Schoenbrodt Honors Program to enroll.
8124J950 W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
HIST-121
The Ancient World: Prehistory to the Middle Ages
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
8129 901 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
8130 902 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8131 903 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8132 904 T
2:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8133 905 F
10:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
8134 950 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8135N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
HIST-122
Western Civilization: Medieval to Early Modern
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $15
HIST-123
Western Civilization and the Modern World
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $15
8143 901 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8144 902 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8145 903 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8146 904 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8148 906 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8149 907 WF
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8150 950 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8154N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
8151 C901 T
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8152 H901 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Honors
Fees: $45 Section H901 is only available to HONORS students. Honors
courses and seminars provide high-achieving students the opportunity to learn
with other high-achieving students. Students must have a GPA of 3.2 or
higher, the permission of the instructor, OR the permission of the Director of the
Schoenbrodt Honors Program to enroll.
HIST-202
Issues in History (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
8156 901 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
In this class the student will learn about the the major steps leading up to the
beginning the Second World War. Also, the student will learn about the major
military engagements of Second World War and their impact on the home front
with special emphasis on the victims of the war. Finally the class will cover the
impact of the war on Europe and the United States. This class will be held at
HCC on Mondays and Wednesdays from 11:00am-12:20pm, from February
22, 2016 to March 21, 2016. The remainder of class contact hours will be
conducted in Europe. Students must co-register for SABR-919-101, Index
#1847.
HIST-210
History of Latin America (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
2065 901 TTH
HIST-216
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
History of the Indian Subcontinent (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL 121.
0848 901 MW
HIST-226
2:00PM-3:20PM
Main Campus
History of African American Experience (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
8158J960 S
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8136 901 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8137 902 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
8138 903 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8139 950 T
4:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8140 951 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8142N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
8141 C901 TH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Weekend
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
HONORS
Honors courses and seminars are for students in the Rouse, Schoenbrodt, or
STEM Scholars programs and/or interested students who have a GPA of
3.2 or better. Students new to Howard Community College should contact
Admissions & Advising for course clearance.
Students register for courses in HCC Express using the course, section, and
index numbers listed below. Students register for seminars through their
course instructor or the seminar leader. Seminars typically start a few weeks
into the semester. Some seminars meet bi-weekly and some meet weekly.
Contact the seminar facilitator for specific meeting dates.
Honors seminars are designed for high-achieving students who are enrolled
in a regular (non-honors) section of a course, but wish to earn honors credit
by attending a seminar to enrich their academic experience. Students do not
have to formally register for honors seminars in HCC Express, but they do
need to notify the seminar leader if they wish to attend. Successful completion of the regular course with a grade of A or B and successful participation
in the honors seminar will result in an honors designation for the original
course on the transcript.
ENGL 207H
Ethics in Literature
1026 H170 TH (Hybrid) 11:00AM-12:20PM
ENGL 227H
World Literature II
9584 H170 T (Hybrid)
HIST-112H
American History Since 1877–HONORS
8123 H901 MW
HIST-123H
11:00AM-12:20PM
9:30AM-10:50AM
Western Civilization and the Modern World–
HONORS
8152H901MW
12:30PM-1:50PM
MATH-182H Calculus II (4 credits)
7930 H400 MWF
PSYC-101H
General Psychology–HONORS
8198 H901 MW
SOCI-101H
9:30AM – 10:50AM
2:00PM-3:20PM
Introduction to Sociology–HONORS
8252 H901 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM
HONORS SEMINARS
Anthropology Seminar: Food and Anthropology (Contact: Tanya
Icaza)
Through this Honors Seminar, students will explore how food and agriculture in the context of culture, our biological makeup, and the changing world
we live in. We will examine how archaeological discoveries affect food today,
how what we ate in the past impacted our physical and cultural evolution,
and how our modern agriculture and food choices are impacted and changed
by power, globalization, and grassroots movements. Students will have the
opportunity to lead discussion as well as present on additional literature read.
Students must be currently enrolled in any one of the following: ANTH 104,
ANTH 105, ANTH 110, or ANTH 120.
F
1:30PM-3:00PM
The Creative Process Honors Seminar
(Contact: Barbara Brickman)
The Creative Process Honors seminar is intended for students who want to
spend more time discussing the issues of aesthetics and how what makes
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something a work of art varies among disciplines. Students will be using the
reviews or critiques that they are writing for the arts class they are enrolled in
as a springboard for discussing how to effectively understand, communicate,
and review the intentions and efforts of the artists in any of the following
on-campus arts events: a play; a gallery show; a musical performance; a film.
Each seminar will be conducted by an artist or critic and tied to an event occurring on campus that semester. Discussions and short readings will center
on creative and intellectual issues in the arts.
This seminar is open to students in the following classes all of which have a
121-ready prerequisite: ARTT-104, ARTT-105, ARTT-122, ARTT-143,
DANC-103, ENGL-115, ENGL-215, FINE-102, FINE / WMST-193,
THET/ENGL-250, THET/ENGL-209, THET-260 and 261. This seminar is open to students in the following classes who are 121 ready: THET190, THET-191, FINE-103, MUSC-202, MUSC-203, FILM-171, FILM172, and all 200 level FILM classes.
M
BIOL-101H
4:00PM-5:30PM
Introduction to Biology Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Alyssa Kendall)
Biology 101 honors seminar explores a variety of topics in the life sciences
including climate change, evolution, personalized medicine, medical ethics
and so forth. Topics change every semester to reflect the diverse issues that
affect life.
T
12:30PM-2:00PM
BIOL-203H Anatomy and Physiology Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Annette Morris)
M
BIOL-204H
12:00PM-1:00PM
Anatomy and Physiology Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Annette Morris)
M
1:00PM-2:00PM
CHEM-101H General Inorganic Chemistry Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: William Brown)
W
2:00PM-3:00PM
MATH-138H Statistics Seminar–HONORS (Contact: Mike Long)
This seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of statistics. Students will be expected to read articles and participate in
learning experiences with statistical computer languages.
T
4:00PM-4:50PM
College Algebra & Precalculus Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Andrew Brown)
The seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of mathematics in many different fields. Students will be expected to read
articles and engage in problem-solving based on the reading. Talks will be
presented by both the seminar instructor and by groups of participants.
Note: This seminar is for students in MATH 141, MATH 143, MATH 153,
& MATH 155
TH
1:00PM-1:50PM
MATH-181H & MATH 145 Calculus I & Business Calculus Seminar–
HONORS (Contact: Loretta Tokoly)
The seminar will center on problem solving and interesting applications of
Calculus I topics in many different fields. This seminar is fully accessible to
students at the Calculus or Business Calculus level. Students will be expected
to read articles and engage in problem solving based on the reading. Talks
will be presented both by the instructor and by participants, either individually or in groups.
M
2:00PM-2:50PM
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MATH-182H Calculus II Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Loretta Tokoly)
The seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of Calculus II topics in many different fields. This seminar is fully accessible
for students at the Calculus II level. Students will be expected to read articles
and engage in problem solving based on their reading. Talks will be presented
both by the instructor and by participants, either individually or in groups
W
5:00PM-5:50PM
MATH-220H Discrete Structures Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Mike Long)
Students in the Discrete Structures Seminar will deeply explore the theory of
numbers, which include prime number facts and conjectures, divisibility theory for integers, magic squares, Pascal’s triangle, Fibonacci numbers, modular
arithmetic, and mathematical art. An activity centered approach, using math
magic, puzzles, and games will help students to gain an understanding of one
of the oldest branches of mathematics that is still alive and growing today.
M
MATH-240
5:00PM-5:50PM
The seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of Calculus III topics in many different fields. This seminar is fully accessible for students at the Calculus III level. Students will be expected to read
articles and engage in problem solving based on their reading. Talks will be
esented both by the instructor and by participants, either individually or in
groups.
3:30PM-4:20PM
HONORS CONTRACTS
Honors contracts are available to students who are enrolled in the Rouse,
Schoenbrodt or STEM cohorts. Contracts are meant to be a partnership
between the instructor and the student, providing opportunities for more
rigorous research and deeper study of a topic of interest. The instructor and
student must meet regularly to discuss questions, possibilities, and challenges
that this study presents, and the student and instructor must agree upon a
significant project (i.e. a research project that includes a presentation to the
rest of the class) to culminate the study. Students interested in completing an
honors contract this semester should contact their respective honors program
director before the 3rd week of classes for assistance. Contracts must be submitted to and approved by the respective honors director no later than the
4th week of the semester.
HORTICULTURE
HORT-230
9014 550 TH
T
9660 F060 SU
8:00AM-4:50PM Main Campus Fast Track
HMGT-111-F060 runs February 21-28, 2016.
9661 F061 SU
8:00AM-4:50PM Main Campus Fast Track
HMGT-111-F061 runs February 21-28, 2016.
HMGT-120
9663 001 W
HMGT-164
4:00PM-8:50PM
HMGT-165
6:00PM-8:50PM
10:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Hospitality Management Internship (2 credits)
Prerequisite: HMGT-101.
Fees: $30
9667001
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for this course will need to contact
Vinnie Rege at 443-518-4469 prior to registration to arrange experiences and
locations.
HMGT-220
Food Preparation II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: HMGT-120
Fees: $200
9668 001 TH
4:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
All students registering for this course need to have HCC Culinary uniform
and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@
aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm,
443-417-8854.
9669 002 F
12:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
All students registering for this course need to have HCC Culinary uniform
and a knife kit. Uniform contact: Debbie Edwards 301-604-0233, fisigns@
aol.com and Knife kit URL: http://www.pastryitems.com/hcc_knife_kit.htm,
443-417-8854.
HMGT-225
Hospitality Purchasing and Cost Control (3 credits)
9670 001 F
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
Lodging Management and Operations (3 credits)
Fees: $30
1057 001 TH
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
7:30PM-9:25PM Main Campus
7:30PM-9:30PM
Introduction to the Hospitality Industry (3 credits)
Fees: $30
9654 001 T
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
9655002
9658N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This is a 7-week express online section ( January 30-March 15, 2016).
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Introduction to the Cruise Ship Industry (3 credits)
Fees: $25
HMGT-180
Main Campus
Event Management Operations (3 credits)
9665 050 TH
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
HMGT-101
Food Preparation I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMGT-100.
Fees: $175
HMGT-242
Pest and Disease Control (3 credits)
Prerequisite: HORT-100
Fees: $25
Foodservice Safety and Sanitation (1 credit)
Fees: $30
9666 001 M
Calculus III Seminar – Honors
(Contact: Loretta Tokoly)
W
HMGT-111
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
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HMGT-244
Managing the Housekeeping Operation (2 credits)
Prerequisite: HMGT-101 and HMGT-242.
1059 001 TH
HMGT-250
9676 050 W
HMGT-260
2:00PM-3:50PM
Main Campus
Food and Beverage Management and Service
(3 credits)
6:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Fundamentals of Wines, Spirits and Beers
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: HMGT-101 and HMGT-250.
Fees: $50
9678 060 S
1:00PM-3:50PM
Main Campus Weekend
HMGT-285
Dining Room Service (1 credit)
Prerequisite: HMGT-120 and HMGT-101 and CMGT-100.
Fees: $200
9679 P001 WTH
9:30AM-2:20PM Main Campus Express
This is a 7-week class (March 16-May 13, 2016).
HMGT-290
Food and Beverage Management Field Internship
(1 credit)
Prerequisite: CMGT-100, HMGT-101, and HMGT-250.
Fees: $30
9681001
Please Note: Students registering for this course will need to contact Vinnie
Rege at 443-518-4469 or vrege@howardcc.edu prior to registration to arrange
experiences and locations.
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HMDV-106
Fees: $175
8159 A901 W
HMDV-151
Fees: $250
8160 901 T
8161 902 TH
HMDV-161
Silas Craft Collegians Seminar II (1 credit)
2:00PM-4:00PM
Main Campus Silas Craft
Rouse Scholars Seminar II (1 credit)
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Rouse Scholars
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Rouse Scholars
STEM Seminar II (1 credit)
Fees: $100
7730 421 M
3:30PM-4:45PM Main Campus
Enrollment in section 421 is open to all STEM majors.
7731 451 M
5:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
Enrollment in section 451 is open to all STEM majors.
Fees: $250
7732 H422 M
3:30PM-4:45PM Main Campus Honors
Enrollment in section H422 is limited to STEM Scholars.
HMDV-205
Fees: $175
8163 A901 W
HMDV-207
Fees: $175
8164 A901 W
HMDV-251
Fees: $250
8165 901 T
8166 902 TH
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Silas Craft Collegians Seminar IV (1 credit)
2:00PM-4:00PM
Main Campus Silas Craft
Silas Craft Collegians Seminar VI (1 credit)
2:00PM-4:00PM
Main Campus Silas Craft
Rouse Scholars Seminar IV (1 credit)
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Rouse Scholars
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Rouse Scholars
HMDV-261
STEM Seminar IV (1 credit)
Fees: $100
7733 421 M
3:30PM-4:45PM Main Campus
Enrollment in section 421 is open to all STEM majors.
7734 451 M
5:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
Enrollment in section 451 is open to all STEM majors.
Fees: $250
7735 H422 M
3:30PM-4:45PM Main Campus Honors
Enrollment in section H422 is limited to STEM Scholars.
HUMAN SERVICES
HUMS-110
Introduction to Human Services (3 credits)
7621 301 TTH
HUMS-121
11:00AM-12:25PM Main Campus
Introduction to Chemical Dependency Treatment
(3 credits)
7622 C350 W
7:00PM-8:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HUMS-124
Family Counseling (3 credits)
7625 350 T
HUMS-150
5:00PM-7:50PM
Community Resources and Partnerships (3 credits)
Prerequisite: HUMS-110
7626 301 TTH
HUMS-250
Main Campus
1:00PM-2:20PM
Main Campus
Community Services Practicum (3 credits)
Prerequisite: HUMS-110
Fees: $15
7628 301 T
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Students will be assigned to a community practicum.
HUMANITIES
HUMN-101
Introduction to the Humanities (3 credits)
Fees: $30
1223N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
1221 C701 T
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $20
2035 C750 W
5:30PM-6:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Fees: $20
HUMN-104
Introduction to the Digital Humanities (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $20
8477 C701 M
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
HUMN-241
Utopia: Good Place Or No Place? (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $20
1224 750 W
7:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
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INTERIOR DESIGN
INDS-103
KORE-102
Residential Interior Design (3 credits)
Prerequisite: or Co-requisite: INDS-101
Fees: $20
8480 701 T
INDS-106
2:00PM-5:50PM
Space Planning for Interior Design (3 credits)
Prerequisite: INDS-101
Fees: $20
8481 750 W
INDS-110
Main Campus
6:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
Commercial Interior Design (3 credits)
Prerequisite: INDS-101 and INDS-104
Fees: $20
8482 750 W
Main Campus
ITALIAN
ITAL-102
Foundational Italian II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9683 101 TTH
ITAL-202
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Intermediate Italian II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
1029 101 TTH
9686 150 MW
9690 150 MW
KORE-201
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:50PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Korean I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9691 101 TTH
KORE-202
6:00PM-9:50PM
Foundational Korean II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
4:00PM-5:50PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Korean II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9692 150 TTH
6:00PM-7:50PM
Main Campus
LIFE FITNESS
LFIT-112
Lifeguard Training (1 credit)
Fees: $20
7629 350 THF
7:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
THF
7:00PM-9:50PM
This course meets for 6 weeks beginning March 17, 2016. Students are eligible
for certification through the American Red Cross.
LFIT-114
Basic Scuba (1 credit)
Prerequisite: The student must pass a basic Watermanship Skills Test.
Fees: $100
JAPANESE
7630 350 T
6:00PM-7:30PM Main Campus
T
7:30PM-9:30PM
This course meets for 8 weeks beginning March 8, 2016.
JPNS-102
LFIT-116
Foundational Japanese II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Prerequisite: JPNS-101 or equivalent proficiency.
Fees: $25
9687 150 TTH
JPNS-202
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Japanese II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Prerequisite: JPNS-201 or equivalent proficiency.
Fees: $25
9688 101 TTH
3:00PM-4:50PM
7631 301 MW
LFIT-117
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
Aquafit (1 credit)
Fees: $15
7632 301 TTH
7633 351 TTH
Main Campus
KOREAN
KORE-101
Swimming for Fitness (1 credit)
Prerequisite: Swim 25-yeards, non-stop, using any of the standard swimming
strokes.
Fees: $15
9:00AM-9:52AM
5:30PM-6:22PM
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
Foundational Korean I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9689 101 MW
4:00PM-5:50PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
Main Campus
You Can Get There From Here.
Main Campus
Main Campus
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
LFIT-122
StrengthFit (1 credit)
7634 301 MW
LFIT-126
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
Yoga I (1 credit)
Fees: $15
7635 301 TTH
7636 302 TTH
7637 303 F
LFIT-127
7:30AM-8:22AM Main Campus
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Tai Chi (1 credit)
Fees: $20
7638 301 TTH
LFIT-129
9:00AM-9:52AM
Main Campus
Self Defense (1 credit)
Fees: $15
7639 301 F
LFIT-130
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Mixed Martial Arts (1 credit)
Fees: $15
7640 301 TTH
LFIT-132
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
Yoga II (1 credit)
Students will be expected to have their own yoga mats.
Fees: $15
7641 301 TTH
LFIT-136
1:00PM-1:52PM
Main Campus
Kickboxing for Fitness (1 credit)
Fees: $15
7642 301 MW
LFIT-137
9:00AM-9:52AM
Main Campus
Circuit Weight Training (1 credit)
Fees: $20
7643 301 MF
7644 302 TTH
7645 303 MW
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
8:00AM-8:52AM Main Campus
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
MATHEMATICS
MATH-061
Basic Algebra and Geometry (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-060 or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test AND ENGL 093 or appropriate score on the English placement
test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer program that
comes with the text.(6 hours weekly).
Fees: $50
0339 401
7748 402
7749 403
7750 404
7751 405
7753 406
7752 407
7754 411
7755 412
0341 413
74
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MW
MW
MW
MW
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
8:30AM-8:55AM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:20AM
8:30AM-8:55AM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:20AM
10:00AM-10:25AMMain Campus
10:30AM-11:50AM
10:00AM-10:25AMMain Campus
10:30AM-11:50AM
11:30AM-11:55AMMain Campus
12:00PM-1:20PM
12:50PM-1:25PM Main Campus
1:30PM-3:20PM
1:20PM-1:55PM Main Campus
2:00PM-3:50PM
8:20AM-8:55AM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:50AM
8:20AM-8:55AM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:50AM
10:20AM-10:55AMMain Campus
11:00AM-12:50PM
0342 414 TTH
10:20AM-10:55AMMain Campus
TTH
11:00AM-12:50PM
7756 415 TTH
12:20PM-12:55PM Main Campus
TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM
0343 416 TTH
12:20PM-12:55PM Main Campus
TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM
7757 421 TTH
2:20PM-2:55PM Main Campus
TTH
3:00PM-4:50PM
7759 422 TTH
2:20PM-2:55PM Main Campus
TTH
3:00PM-4:50PM
7758 423 MW
2:50PM-3:25PM Main Campus
MW
3:30PM-5:20PM
7760 451 MW
4:50PM-5:25PM Main Campus
MW
5:30PM-7:20PM
7761 452 MW
4:50PM-5:25PM Main Campus
MW
5:30PM-7:20PM
7762 453 TTH
6:10PM-6:55PM Main Campus
TTH
7:00PM-8:50PM
7763 454 TTH
6:10PM-6:55PM Main Campus
TTH
7:00PM-8:50PM
7764 471 F
6:00PM-6:40PM Main Campus Weekend
S
9:00AM-9:40AM
F
6:45PM-9:00PM
S
9:45AM-12:00PM
7765 A401 MWF
11:30AM-11:55AMMain Campus Silas Craft
MWF
12:00PM-1:20PM
7766J401 MWF
10:15AM-10:45AMLCC
MWF
10:50AM-12:15PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7767J402 MWF
12:30PM-1:00PM LCC
MWF
1:05PM-2:30PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7768J421 MW
2:45PM-3:30PM LCC
MW
3:40PM-5:50PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7769J451 MW
6:00PM-6:45PM LCC
MW
6:55PM-9:05PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
MATH-063
Introduction to Elementary Algebra (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Only students who have earned a C in MATH-061 are eligible
to register for MATH-063. All sections require the use of the interactive
computer program that comes with the text.
Fees: $50
7770 401 MWF
9:00AM-9:25AM Main Campus
MWF
9:30AM-10:50AM
7771 402 MWF
11:00AM-11:25AMMain Campus
MWF
11:30AM-12:45PM
7772 403 MW
12:50PM-1:25PM Main Campus
MW
1:30PM-3:20PM
0344 411 TTH
8:20AM-8:55AM Main Campus
TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM
0345 412 TTH
1:50PM-2:25PM Main Campus
TTH
2:30PM-4:20PM
7774 451 MW
6:15PM-6:50PM Main Campus
MW
7:00PM-8:50PM
7776 A401 MWF
11:00AM-11:25AMMain Campus Silas Craft
MWF
11:30AM-12:45PM
1038J401 MWF
8:45AM-9:15PM LCC
MWF
9:20AM-10:45AM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1039J402 MWF
12:30PM-1:00PM LCC
MWF
1:05PM-2:30PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1040J421 TTH
2:00PM-2:45PM LCC
TTH
2:55PM-5:05PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1041J451 TTH
6:30PM-7:15PM LCC
TTH
7:25PM-9:35PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MATH-067
Elementary Algebra Applications (4 credits)
Prerequisite: An appropriate score on the mathematics placement test, or a
grade of B or higher in MATH-061, a grade of C in MATH-063. All sections require the use of the interactive computer program that comes with the
text. (5 hours weekly) Note: Students are required to spend an additional 1/2
hour in recitation or lab outside of class time.
Fees: $50
0041 401 MWF
MWF
0044 402 MWF
MWF
0043 403 MWF
MWF
0045 404 MWF
MWF
0971 405 MWF
MWF
0050 411 TTH
TTH
0978 412 TTH
TTH
0051 413 TTH
TTH
0052 414 TTH
TTH
0053 415 TTH
TTH
0054 416 TTH
TTH
0047 421 MW
MW
0048 422 MW
MW
0055 423 TTH
TTH
0056 451 MW
MW
0059 452 TTH
TTH
0058 453 MW
MW
0060 471 F
F
S
S
0061 A401 MWF
MWF
0062J401 MWF
MWF
0063J402 MWF
MWF
0064J421 TTH
TTH
0065J451 TTH
TTH
8:45AM-10:20AM Main Campus
8:45AM-10:20AM
10:30AM-12:05PM Main Campus
10:30AM-12:05PM
10:30AM-12:05PM Main Campus
10:30AM-12:05PM
12:15PM-1:50PM Main Campus
12:15PM-1:50PM
12:15PM-1:50PM Main Campus
12:15PM-1:50PM
8:30AM-10:52AM Main Campus
8:30AM-10:52AM
8:30AM-10:52AM Main Campus
8:30AM-10:52AM
11:00AM-1:22PM Main Campus
11:00AM-1:22PM
11:00AM-1:22PM Main Campus
11:00AM-1:22PM
1:30PM-3:52PM Main Campus
1:30PM-3:52PM
1:30PM-3:52PM Main Campus
1:30PM-3:52PM
2:00PM-4:22PM Main Campus
2:00PM-4:22PM
2:00PM-4:22PM Main Campus
2:00PM-4:22PM
4:00PM-6:22PM Main Campus
4:00PM-6:22PM
4:30PM-6:52PM Main Campus
4:30PM-6:52PM
6:30PM-8:52PM Main Campus
6:30PM-8:52PM
7:00PM-9:22PM Main Campus
7:00PM-9:22PM
6:00PM-6:40PM Main Campus Weekend
6:45PM-9:00PM
9:00AM-9:40AM
9:45AM-12:00PM
12:15PM-1:50PM Main Campus Silas Craft
12:15PM-1:50PM
8:45AM-9:15AM LCC
9:20AM-10:45PM
12:30PM-1:00PM LCC
1:05PM-2:30PM
2:00PM-2:45PM LCC
2:55PM-5:05PM
6:30PM-7:15PM LCC
7:25PM-9:35PM
MATH-067E Elementary Algebra Extension (1 credit)
7779 413 TTH
11:00AM-1:40PM Main Campus
Short session for completing Module 6, should also register for MATH 070 late
start.
7780 459 TTH
6:00PM-8:40PM Main Campus
Short session for completing Module 6, should also register for MATH 070 late
start.
MATH-070
7784 400 MWF
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Accelerated Learning: Section 400 is blended with MATH-141-400. Students
must register for both.
7785 401 MWF
9:30AM-11:20AM Main Campus
Accelerated Learning: Section 401 is blended with MATH-143-401. Students
must register for both.
7786 402 MWF
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7787 403 MWF
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
0318 404 MWF
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
1130 405 MW
11:30AM-1:15PM Main Campus
7788 406 MWF
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7790 411 TTH
7:30AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7791 412 TTH
8:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
7793 413 TTH
9:30AM-11:20AM Main Campus
7794 414 TTH
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
7795 415 TTH
11:30AM-1:20PM Main Campus
7796 416 TTH
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7798 417 TTH
1:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
7799 421 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
7789 422 MW
3:00PM-4:45PM Main Campus
7802 423 TTH
3:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
7803 424 TTH
3:30PM-5:20PM Main Campus
7804 425 MW
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
7805 450 TTH
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Accelerated Learning: Section 450 is blended with MATH 141-450. Students
must register for both.
7806 451 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7807 452 MW
6:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
7808 453 TTH
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
7810 481 MWF
8:30AM-10:20AM Main Campus
Late Start: This section begins the week of February 22, 2016.
7809 482 MWF
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Late Start: This section begins the week of February 22, 2016.
7811 483 TTH
11:00AM-1:40PM Main Campus
Late Start: This section begins the week of February 22, 2016.
7812 489 TTH
6:00PM-8:40PM Main Campus
Late Start: This section begins the week of February 22, 2016.
7813 A401 MWF
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Silas Craft
7814 C421 F
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
A hybrid course is conducted using a combination of campus and online
instruction. It is an ideal combination of classroom interaction with the use of
online resources. Because so many of the course interactions are conducted online,
the amount of class meeting time is a percentage of the traditional onsite version
of the course.
Prequisite: Permission of department will be provided to those with a grade
of B in math 063, or a grade of C in MATH-067. All sections require the use
of the interactive computer program that comes with the text.
Fees: $50
7777 401 MWF
8:30AM-10:20AM Main Campus
Short session for completing Module 6, should also register for MATH 070 late
start.
7778 402 MWF
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Short session for completing Module 6, should also register for MATH 070 late
start.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Intermediate Algebra (3 credits)
Prerequisite: An appropriate score on the mathematics placement test, or
a grade of A in MATH-063, a grade of B in MATH-067, a grade of C or
higher in MATH-067E. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
n
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
7815 C451 T
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
7816J401 MWF
8:30AM-9:55AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016.
7817J402 MWF
10:15AM-11:40AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016.
7818J411 TTH
12:15PM-2:25PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016.
7819J421 TTH
4:00PM-6:10PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016.
7820J422 MW
4:00PM-6:10PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016. .
7822J451 TTH
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016.
7821J452 TTH
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016.
7823J453 MW
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15,2016.
MATH-122
Ideas in Mathematics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or higher or appropriate score on the mathematics
placement test. (3 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7826 411 TTH
7827 451 MW
MATH-127
11:00AM-12:15PM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
Concepts of Mathematics I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: C or better in MATH-070 or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test.(4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7828 421 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM
7830J451 TTH
6:30PM-8:40PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
MATH-128
Main Campus
LCC
Concepts of Mathematics II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: C or better in MATH-070 or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7831 421 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
7832 451 TTH
7:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
0947J411 TTH
9:30AM-11:40AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
MATH-138
Statistics (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or higher or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer
program that comes with the text. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7834 401 MWF
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7835 402 MWF
11:30AM-12:50PM Main Campus
7836 403 MWF
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
0980 404 MWF
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7844 405 MW
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
7838 411 TTH
7:30AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7839 412 TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
7840 413 TTH
9:30AM-11:20AM Main Campus
7842 414 TTH
11:30AM-1:20PM Main Campus
7843 415 TTH
1:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
7846 421 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
7847 422 MW
3:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
7841 423 TTH
3:30PM-5:20PM Main Campus
7848 424 TTH
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
7850 451 MW
5:00PM-6:50PM Main Campus
7849 452 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7851 453 TTH
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
7852 480 MWF
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Late Start: Section 480 begins on February 22, 2016.
76
7853 C421 W
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
A hybrid course is conducted using a combination of campus and online
instruction. It is an ideal combination of classroom interaction with the use of
online resources. Because so many of the course interactions are conducted online,
the amount of class meeting time is a percentage of the traditional onsite version
of the course.
1131 C451 T
6:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
7854J411 TTH
12:00PM-2:10PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7855J421 MW
4:00PM-6:10PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7856J451 MW
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7857J471 S
9:00AM-11:10AM LCC
Hybrid
Hybrid class, classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7859N491
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
7860N492
Online
7858N493
Online
7861 Q401 TTH
8:00AM-9:50AM Mount Airy
MATH-138H Statistics Seminar–HONORS (Contact: Mike Long)
This seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of statistics. Students will be expected to read articles and participate in
learning experiences with statistical computer languages.
T
MATH-141
4:00PM-4:50PM
College Algebra (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH 070 or appropriate score in the mathematics placement
test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer program that
comes with the text and a graphing calculator (TI-84 recommended, TI-89
not permitted). (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7862 400 MWF
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Accelerated Learning: Section 400 is blended with MATH-070-400. Students
must register for both. Contact MATH Division for permission. Not a late start
section.
7863 401 MWF
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7865 402 MWF
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
7866 403 MWF
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7867 411 TTH
8:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
7868 412 TTH
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
7869 413 TTH
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
7870 414 TTH
11:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
7871 415 TTH
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7872 416 TTH
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
7873 421 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
7874 422 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
7875 423 TTH
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
7876 450 TTH
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Accelerated Learning: Section 450 is blended with MATH-070-450. Students
must register for both. Contact MATH Division for permission. Not a late start
section.
7877 451 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7878 452 TTH
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
7879 480 MW
1:00PM-3:40PM Main Campus
Late Start: Section 480 begins on February 22, 2016.
7880 C401 F
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
A hybrid course is conducted using a combination of campus and online
instruction. It is an ideal combination of classroom interaction with the use of
online resources. Because so many of the course interactions are conducted online,
the amount of class meeting time is a percentage of the traditional onsite version
of the course.
7881 C451 TH
6:30PM-8:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
7882J451 MW
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
7883N491
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
0308N492
Online
College Algebra & Precalculus Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Andrew Brown)
The seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of mathematics in many different fields. Students will be expected to read
articles and engage in problem-solving based on the reading. Talks will be
presented by both the seminar instructor and by groups of participants.
TH
MATH-143
1:00PM-1:50PM
Precalculus I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or appropriate score on mathematics placement
test. (3 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7884 401 MWF
9:30AM-11:20AM Main Campus
Accelerated Learning Section 401 is blended with MATH-070-401. Students
must register for both. Contact MATH Division for permission. Not a late start
section.
7891 402 MWF
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
7885 403 MWF
10:30AM-11:22AMMain Campus
7886 404 MW
1:30PM-2:45PM Main Campus
7887 411 TTH
7:30AM-8:45AM Main Campus
7888 412 TTH
9:00AM-10:15AM Main Campus
7889 413 TTH
9:30AM-10:45AM Main Campus
7890 414 TTH
11:00AM-12:15PM Main Campus
7892 415 TTH
1:00PM-2:15PM Main Campus
7893 421 TTH
3:00PM-4:15PM Main Campus
7894 422 TTH
4:00PM-5:15PM Main Campus
7895 451 TTH
4:30PM-5:45PM Main Campus
7896 452 TTH
6:00PM-7:15PM Main Campus
7897 453 TTH
7:30PM-8:45PM Main Campus
7899J411 TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7900J451 MW
7:00PM-8:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7901J471 S
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Weekend
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
MATH-145
Business Calculus (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-131, MATH-141, MATH-143 or equivalent. (3 hours
weekly)
Fees: $50
7903 401 MWF
9:30AM-10:22AM Main Campus
7904 411 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
7905 421 MW
4:00PM-5:20PM Main Campus
7906J451 TTH
7:00PM-8:50PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7907N491
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
MATH-153
0979 401
7908 402
7911 411
7912 412
7914 413
7913 421
7910 422
7915 451
8:00AM-8:52AM Main Campus
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
9:00AM-10:15AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:15PM Main Campus
12:30PM-1:45PM Main Campus
3:30PM-4:45PM Main Campus
4:00PM-5:15PM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:15PM Main Campus
Precalculus I & II (5 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on the mathematics placement test.
Fees: $50
7916 401 MWF
MATH-181
10:30AM-12:10PM Main Campus
Calculus I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-153 or MATH-155 or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test. A grade of C or higher in the Precalculus sequence
is strongly recommended.
Fees: $50
7917 401 MWF
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7918 402 MWF
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Students registering for MATH-181 402 (MWF 9:30AM-10:50AM)
must also register for PHYS-110 501 (MWF 11:00AM-11:52AM and T
11:00AM-2:00PM).
7919 403 MWF
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
7920 404 MWF
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
7921 405 MWF
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
7922 421 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
7923 422 TTH
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
7924 451 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7925 452 MW
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
MATH-181H & MATH-145H Calculus I & Business Calculus
Seminar–HONORS (Contact: Loretta Tokoly)
The seminar will center on problem solving and interesting applications of
Calculus I topics in many different fields. This seminar is fully accessible to
students at the Calculus or Business Calculus level. Students will be expected
to read articles and engage in problem solving based on the reading. Talks
will be presented both by the instructor and by participants, either individually or in groups.
M
The seminar will center on problem solving and interesting applications of
Calculus I topics in many different fields. This seminar is fully accessible to
students at the Calculus or Business Calculus level. Students will be expected
to read articles and engage in problem solving based on the reading. Talks
will be presented both by the instructor and by participants, either individually or in groups.
2:00PM-2:50PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
MWF
MWF
TTH
TTH
TTH
MW
MW
MW
MATH-155
MATH-145H & MATH-181H Calculus I & Business Calculus
Seminar–HONORS (Contact: Loretta Tokoly)
M
Precalculus II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-143.
Fees: $50
2:00PM-2:50PM
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MATH-182
Calculus II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-181 or equivalent, a grade of C or higher is recommended.
Fees: $50
7926 401 MWF
7927 402 MWF
7928 403 MW
7929 451 MW
7930 H400 MWF
8:00AM-9:20AM
12:30PM-1:50PM
1:30PM-3:20PM
6:00PM-7:50PM
9:30AM-10:50AM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus Honors
MATH-182H Calculus II Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Loretta Tokoly)
The seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of Calculus II topics in many different fields. This seminar is fully accessible
for students at the Calculus II level. Students will be expected to read articles
and engage in problem solving based on their reading. Talks will be presented
both by the instructor and by participants, either individually or in groups
W
5:00PM - 5:50PM
MATH-220
Discrete Structures (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-181 or equivalent.
Fees: $50
7931 421 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM
Main Campus
MATH-220H Discrete Structures Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Mike Long)
Students in the Discrete Structures Seminar will deeply explore the theory of
numbers, which include prime number facts and conjectures, divisibility theory for integers, magic squares, Pascal’s triangle, Fibonacci numbers, modular
arithmetic, and mathematical art. An activity centered approach, using math
magic, puzzles, and games will help students to gain an understanding of one
of the oldest branches of mathematics that is still alive and growing today.
M
MATH-240
5:00PM-5:50PM
Calculus III (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-182 or equivalent, a grade of C or higher is recommended.
Fees: $50
7932 401 MWF
7933 451 MW
MATH-240
8:00AM-9:20AM
7:00PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
Calculus III Seminar–HONORS
(Contact: Loretta Tokoly)
MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN
MLTS-201
Fees: $165
Introduction to the Medical Laboratory (3 credits)
7649 302 TH
TH
MLTS-251
9:00AM-11:00AM Main Campus
12:00PM-4:00PM
Chemistry Clinical Practice (2 credits)
Fees: $100
7650301
8:00AM-4:00PM OT
Students will meet for the first day of class on Monday, February 1, 2016 at
9 am in Room HS 166.
MLTS-252
Hematology Clinical Practice (2 credits)
Fees: $100
7651301
8:00AM-4:00PM OT
Students will meet for the first day of class on Monday, February 1, 2016 at
9 am in Room HS 166.
MLTS-253
Immunology/Immunohematology Clinical
Practice (2 credits)
Fees: $100
7652301
8:00AM-4:00PM OT
Students will meet for the first day of class on Monday, February 1, 2016 at
9 am in Room HS 166.
MLTS-254
Microbiology Clinical Practice (2 credits)
Fees: $100
7653301
8:00AM-4:00PM OT
Students will meet for the first day of class on Monday, February 1, 2016 at
9 am in Room HS 166.
METEOROLOGY
METO-111
Meteorology (3 credits)
9015 550 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
9016N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
METO-112
Meteorology Laboratory (1 credit)
The seminar will center on problem solving and contemporary applications
of Calculus III topics in many different fields. This seminar is fully accessible for students at the Calculus III level. Students will be expected to read
articles and engage in problem solving based on their reading. Talks will be
esented both by the instructor and by participants, either individually or in
groups.
Co-requisite: METO-111
Fees: $10
MATH-250
Music Lectures/Theory
W
3:30PM-4:20PM
Linear Algebra (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-181 or equivalent.
Fees: $50
7934 401 MWF
7935 451 MW
MATH-260
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
7:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
Differential Equations (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-182 or equivalent, a grade of C or higher is recommended.
Fees: $50
7936 411 TTH
7937 451 TTH
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8:00AM-9:20AM
7:30PM-8:50PM
Main Campus
Main Campus
9017N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
MUSIC
MUSC-100
Fees: $50
Fundamentals of Music (3 credits)
8483 701 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Section 701 is for MUSIC MAJORS ONLY or with permission from the chair
of the Music Department.
8484 702 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8485 703 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
1313 704 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8486 750 M
6:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
8488 760 S
10:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus Weekend
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MUSC-101
Music Appreciation (3 credits)
Fees: $30
1314 701 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8490 702 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8491 703 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8493N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8494N791
Online
MUSC-103
The Business of Music (3 credits)
Fees: $20
8496 701 TTH
MUSC-108
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
African American Music (3 credits)
Fees: $20
8497 701 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8498N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
MUSC-110A Music Theory I (3 credits)
Co-requisite: MUSC-114 and MUSC-110P
Students are to contact Dr. Meng, HMeng@howardcc.edu for permission
to register.
Fees: $50
2049 701 TTH
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
MUSC-110P Ear Training and Musicianship I (1 credit)
Co-requisite: MUSC-110A
Students are to contact Dr. Meng at HMeng@howardcc.edu for permission
to register.
2051 701 TTH
2:00PM-2:52PM
Main Campus
MUSC-135
Prerequisite: MUSC-100-701
Fees: $50
8522 701 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
This course is for music majors. Contact Dr. Meng, HMeng@howardcc.edu for
permission to register.
MUSC-138
1316 701 TTH
MUSC-139
1317 701 TTH
MUSC-145
8523 701 TTH
1318 701 W
3:30PM-4:50PM
4:00PM-6:50PM
8528 750 T
Fees: $30
Main Campus
Main Campus
Jazz Theory (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-111A
Fees: $50
MUSC-162
Main Campus
Introduction to Jazz Improvisation (3 credits)
Fees: $20
MUSC-158
2:00PM-3:20PM
Music Technology in Society (3 credits)
Fees: $50
MUSC-155
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Introduction to Music Technology and
Entrepreneurship (3 credits)
Fees: $50
Prerequisite: MUSC-110A with a grade of C or better; Co-requisites:
MUSC-111P and MUSC-115
Fees: $50
9:00AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Tunes in ‘toons: Classical Music in Cartoons and
Animation (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
MUSC-111A Music Theory II (3 credits)
8501 701 MW
Fundamentals of Musicianship and Keyboard Skills
(3 credits)
6:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Introduction to Music Therapy and Practice Part II (2 credits)
8529 701 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM
Main Campus
MUSC-111P Ear Training and Musicianship II (1 credit)
Prerequisite: MUSC-110P with a grade of C or better; Co-requisites:
MUSC-111A and MUSC-115.
8503 701 MW
MUSC-114
1:00PM-1:52PM
Main Campus
Keyboard Skills I (1 credit)
Co-requisite: MUSC-110A and MUSC-110P
Fees: $10
2053 701 TTH
MUSC-115
9:00AM-9:52AM
Main Campus
8506 701 MW
MUSC-126
Fees: $20
KEY
Keyboard Skills II (1 credit)
Prerequisite: MUSC-110A and completion of MUSC-114 with a grade of C
or better; Co-Requisites:MUSC-111A and MUSC-111P.
Fees: $10
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
Lyric Diction I - Italian-Latin (2 credits)
1315 701 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MUSC-184
Instrumental Ensembles IV (1 credit)
Students are required to email the instructor listed by each section.
Fees: $20
8730701
8731 702
8732 703
8733750
8734 760
8735 770
8736 780
TBA
Small Chamber Group, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
M
5:00PM-6:20PM Main Campus
Percussion Ensemble, Email Tim McKay, tmckay@howardcc.edu
TBA
Main Campus
Small Jazz Group, Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
M
7:30PM-9:30PM OT
Columbia Concert Band-meets at River Hill High School,
Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
S
1:00PM-3:00PM Main Campus
HCC Cello Ensemble, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
M
7:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Columbia Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
W
7:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
Chamber Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
MUSC-198
Pre-Professional Experience II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-197
Fees: $20
8541 701
MUSC-203
Music Literature in Context II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-202
Fees: $20
8542 701 MW
MUSC-208
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
Music Therapy in Education (3 credits)
Fees: $20
1319 701 MW
MUSC-209
Main Campus
3:30PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
Sound Creation in Music (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-100
Fees: $50
1320 750 M
6:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Prerequisite: MUSC-210A with a grade of C or better; Co-requisite:
MUSC-211P
Fees: $50
2:00PM-3:50PM
Main Campus
MUSC-211P Ear Training and Musicianship IV (1 credit)
Prerequisite: MUSC-210P with a grade of C or better. Corequisite: MUSC211A
8544 701 TTH
MUSC-225
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Music Therapy Practicum II (1 credit)
Prerequisite: MUSC-224
Fees: $15
1321701
Beginner Classes
MUSC-190
8530 701 F
80
8531 701 MW
MUSC-192
8532 701 MW
MUSC-193
8533 701 TTH
8534 702 F
8535 701 TTH
8536 702 F
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Class Guitar I (2 credits)
Fees: $20
8537 701 TTH
MUSC-196
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Class Piano II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-193
Fees: $20
MUSC-195
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Class Piano I (2 credits)
Fees: $20
MUSC-194
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Class Voice II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-191
Fees: $20
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Class Guitar II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-195
Fees: $20
8539 701 TTH
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Ensembles
MUSC-131
Chorus I (major Ensemble) (1 credit)
1:00PM-2:50PM
8513 701 MW
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
HCC Singers I
8514702 W
9:45AM-11:15AM OT
Section 702 - HCC-Bain Senior Center Choir
8515 750 T
6:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
HCC Singers I
MUSC-132
Main Campus
Chorus II (major Ensemble) (1 credit)
Fees: $20
8516 701 MW
HCC Singers II
8517 750 T
HCC Singers II
MUSC-133
8518 701 MW
HCC Singers III
8519 750 T
HCC Singers III
Fees: $20
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
6:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Chorus III (major Ensemble) (1 credit)
Fees: $20
MUSC-134
Functional Guitar Class II (2 credits)
Prerequisite: MUSC-189
Fees: $20
Class Voice I (2 credits)
Fees: $20
Fees: $20
MUSC-211A Music Theory IV (3 credits)
8543 701 MW
MUSC-191
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
6:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
Chorus IV (major Ensemble) (1 credit)
8520 701 MW
HCC Singers IV
8521 750 T
HCC Singers IV
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
6:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MUSC-151
Jazz Ensemble I (Major Ensemble) (1 credit)
Students are required to audition before registering. Contact Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu to arrange audition.
Fees: $20
8524 701 TTH
MUSC-152
4:00PM-5:20PM
Main Campus
Jazz Ensemble II (Major Ensemble) (1 credit)
Students are required to audition before registering. Contact Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu to arrange audition.
Fees: $20
8525 701 TTH
MUSC-153
4:00PM-5:20PM
Main Campus
Jazz Ensemble III (Major Ensemble) (1 credit)
Students are required to audition before registering. Contact Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu to arrange audition.
Fees: $20
8526 701 TTH
MUSC-154
4:00PM-5:20PM
Main Campus
Jazz Ensemble IV (Major Ensemble) (1 credit)
Students are required to audition before registering. Contact Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu to arrange audition.
Fees: $20
8527 701 TTH
MUSC-181
4:00PM-5:20PM
Main Campus
Instrumental Ensembles I (1 credit)
Students are required to email instructor listed by each section.
Fees: $20
8707701 TBA
Small Chamber Group, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8708 702 M
5:00PM-6:30PM Main Campus
Percussion Ensemble, Email Tim McKay, tmckay@howardcc.edu
8709 703 TBA
Main Campus
Small Jazz Group, Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8710750 M
7:30PM-9:30PM OT
Columbia Concert Band - Meets at River Hill High School,
Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8711 760 S
1:00PM-3:00PM Main Campus
HCC Cello Ensemble, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8712 761 S
1:00PM-3:00PM Main Campus
Beginner Cello Ensemble, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8713 770 M
7:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Columbia Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8714 780 W
7:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
Chamber Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
MUSC-182
Instrumental Ensembles II (1 credit)
Students are required to email instructor listed by each section.
Fees: $20
8715 701 TBA
Main Campus
Small Chamber Group, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8716 702 M
5:00PM-6:20PM Main Campus
Percussion Ensemble, Email Tim McKay, tmckay@howardcc.edu
8717 703 TBA
Main Campus
Small Jazz Group, Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8718750 M
7:30PM-9:30PM OT
Columbia Concert Band - Meets at River Hill High School,
Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8719 760 S
1:00PM-3:00PM Main Campus
HCC Cello Ensemble, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8720 761 S
1:00PM-3:00PM Main Campus
Beginner Cello Ensemble, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8721 770 M
7:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Columbia Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8722 780 W
7:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
Chamber Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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MUSC-183
Instrumental Ensembles III (1 credit)
Students are required to email instructor listed by each section.
Fees: $20
8723 701 TBA
Main Campus
Small Chamber Group, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8724 702 M
5:00PM-6:20PM Main Campus
Percussion Ensemble, Email Tim McKay, tmckay@howardcc.edu
8725 703 TBA
Main Campus
Small Jazz Group, Email Kyle Coughln, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8726750 M
7:30PM-9:30PM OT
Columbia Concert Band - Meets at River Hill High School,
Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8727 760 S
1:00PM-3:00PM Main Campus
HCC Cello Ensemble, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8728 770 M
7:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Columbia Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8729 780 W
7:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
Chamber Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
MUSC-184
Instrumental Ensembles IV (1 credit)
Students are requried to email instructor listed by each section.
Fees: $20
8730701 TBA
Small Chamber Group, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8731 702 M
5:00PM-6:20PM Main Campus
Percussion Ensemble, Email Tim McKay, tmckay@howardcc.edu
8732703 TBA
Small Jazz Group, Email Kyle Coughln, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8733750 M
7:30PM-9:30PM OT
Columbia Concert Band-meets at River Hill High School,
Email Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
8734 760 S
1:00PM-3:00PM Main Campus
HCC Cello Ensemble, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8735 770 M
7:00PM-10:00PM Main Campus
Columbia Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
8736 780 W
7:00PM-9:00PM Main Campus
Chamber Orchestra, Email Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
Applied Music
Applied lessons are scheduled on an individual basis. Students are to email
the section coordinator listed below as follows:
After registering, for all students enrolling in MUSC-112 or 113 (excluding
MUSC-112-700), or
Before registering, for all students enrolling in MUSC-117, 118, 119, 120,
217, 218, 219 or 220.
Section 701 – Dr. Kristina Suter, KSuter@howardcc.edu
Section 702 – Dr. Deborah Kent, DKent@howardcc.edu
Section 703 – Dr. Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
Section 704 – Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
Section 705 – Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
Section 706 – Dr. Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
Section 707 – Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
Section 709 – Dr. Kyle Coughlin, KCoughlin@howardcc.edu
Section 710 – Dr. Ben Myers, BMyers@howardcc.edu
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MUSC-112
Applied Music -Non-Music Majors (2 credits)
Individual instruction for pre-college or personal enrichment (one hour per
week).
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music after registering. This course may be taken repeatedly.
Fees: $250
8647700
Section 700 is for students who are preparing to be a music major. Students
registering for this section will need to take a jury at the end of the semester.
Students are required to contact Dr. Meng, HMeng@howardcc.edu for
permission to register.
8648 701 TBD
Piano
Main Campus
8649 702 TBD
Voice
Main Campus
8650 703 TBD
Guitar
Main Campus
8651 704 TBD
Woodwinds
Main Campus
8652 705 TBD
Brass
Main Campus
8653 706 TBD
Strings
Main Campus
8654 707 TBD
Percussion
Main Campus
8655 709 TBD
Jazz
Main Campus
8656 710 TBD
Composition
Main Campus
MUSC-112L Applied Pre-Music Majors Lab (0 credits)
Co-requisite: MUSC-112-700
8657 700 F
12:00PM-12:50PM Main Campus
This music lab is only for students registering for MUSC-112-700, Pre-Music
Majors.
MUSC-113
Applied Music - Non-Music Majors (1 credit)
Individual instruction for pre-college or personal enrichment (one half-hour
per week).
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music after registering. This course may be taken repeatedly.
Fees: $125
8658 701
8659 702
8660 703
8661 704
8662 705
8663 706
8664 707
8665 709
8666 710
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
MUSC-117
Piano
Voice
Guitar
Woodwinds
Brass
Strings
Percussion
Jazz
Composition
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Applied Music I - Music Majors (2 credits)
First semester of private college-level music study. Required for music majors
(one hour per week).
Students are required to email the department chair, section coordinator listed
under Applied Music for permission to register. Co-requisite: MUSC-117L
Fees: $250
8667 701
8668 702
8669 703
8670 704
8671 705
8672 706
8673 707
8674 709
8675 710
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Piano
Voice
Guitar
Woodwinds
Brass
Strings
Percussion
Jazz
Composition
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
MUSC-117L Applied Music I - Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-117
8676 701 F
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MUSC-118
Applied Music II - Music Majors (2 credits)
Second semester of private college-level music study. Required for music
majors.
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music before registering.
Prerequisite: MUSC-117 with a C or better. Corequisite: MUSC-118L.
Fees: $250
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Main Campus
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Main Campus
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Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
MUSC-118L Applied Music II - Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-118
8686 701 F
MUSC-119
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Applied Music I - Music Majors (1 credit)
First semester of private college-level music study (one half-hour per week).
Students are required to email section coordinator listedunder Applied Music
before registering. Corequisite: MUSC-119L
Fees: $125
8687 701
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Main Campus
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Main Campus
MUSC-119L Applied Music I-Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-119
8696 701 F
MUSC-120
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Applied Music II - Music Majors (1 credit)
Second semester of private college-level music study. Required for music
majors.
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music before registering.
Prerequisite: MUSC-119 with a C or better. Corequisite: MUSC-120L.
Fees: $125
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Main Campus
Main Campus
MUSC-120L Applied Music II - Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-120
8706 701 F
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
MUSC-217
Applied Music III - Music Majors (2 credits)
Third semester of private college-level music study. Required for music majors.
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music before registering.
Prerequisite: MUSC-118 with a C or better. Corequisite: MUSC-217L.
Fees: $250
8737 701
8738 702
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Composition
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
MUSC-217L Applied Music III - Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-217
8746 701 F
MUSC-218
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Applied Music IV - Music Majors (2 credits)
Fourth semester of private college-level music study. Required for music majors.
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music before registering.
Prerequisite: MUSC-217 with a C or better. Corequisite: MUSC-218L.
Fees: $250
8747 701
8748 702
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Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
MUSC-218L Applied Music IV - Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-218
8756 701 F
MUSC-219
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
Applied Music III - Music Majors (1 credit)
Third of individual college-level music study. Required for music majors.
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music before registering.
Prerequisite: MUSC-120 with a C or better. Corequisite: MUSC-219L.
Fees: $125
8757 701
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MUSC-220
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Main Campus
MUSC-220L Applied Music IV Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-220
8776 701 F
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
NURSING
NOTE: For all Clinical Nursing courses:
Students are required to provide their own transportation to and from the
varied clinical sites. Students must also be available for a clinical schedule
that may include, but is not limited to extended hours, alternate days, evenings, and/or weekends. The clinical schedule listed is a representation of
one of the possible scheduling options.
Additional time is required for the practice and evaluation of clinical skills
and/or simulated clinical laboratory activities.
Students may be required to test in an alternate scheduling option.
NURS-103
Transition Into Nursing II (6 credits)
Prerequisite: Admission into the LPN pathway.
Fees: $155
9671 301 MF
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
TW
7:00AM-3:30PM
Seven simulation experiences (five 5-hour sessions and two 2.5 hour sessions)
will be scheduled on Wednesday during the course.
NURS-106
Transition Into Nursing III for EMT-Paramedics
(8 credits)
Prerequisite: Formal admission into the ADN program.
Fees: $160
2300 351 TTH
M
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
MUSC-219L Applied Music -Lab (0 credits)
Corequisite: MUSC-219
Applied Music IV - Music Majors (1 credit)
Fourth semester of individual study program. Required for music majors.
Students are required to email section coordinator listed under Applied Music before registering.
Prerequisite: MUSC-219 with a C or better. Corequisite: MUSC-220L.
Fees: $125
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
5:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
3:00PM-10:30PM
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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NURS-108
Transition Into Nursing IV for Military Medical
Corpsman (9 credits)
Prerequisite: Formal admission into the ADN program.
Fees: $160
2301 351 TTH
5:00PM-7:50PM Main Campus
M
3:00-10:30PM
TH1:30-4:30PM
NURS-122
Foundations of Nursing Practice (8 credits)
Prerequisite: Formal admission into the ADN Program.
Prerequisite: Pre-requisites for ADN Nursing Program: BIOL-107, BIOL203, CHEM 103, MATH-122, 138 or higher, Pre- or Co-requisite: BIOL204, HMDV-200 or PSYC-200.
Fees: $260
8961 311 MW
THF
NURS-134
9:00AM-11:20AM Main Campus
7:00AM-1:00PM
Family Centered Nursing I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: NURS-122, BIOL-204, HMDV-200 or PSYC-200. Pre- or
Co-requite: ENGL-121 and PSYC-101.
Fees: $160
3370 301 M
12:00PM-2:45PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
RN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week.
Students must co-register for NURS-135-301, Index 3300.
3310 302 M
12:00PM-2:45PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
PN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week.
Students must co-register for NURS-135-302, Index 3360.
3380 360 M
5:30PM-8:15PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
RN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week.
Students must co-register for NURS-135-360, Index 3350.
3381 361 M
5:30PM-8:15PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
PN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week.
Students must co-register for NURS-135-361, Index 3352.
NURS-135
Fees: $160
Medical-Surgical Nursing I (4 credits)
3300 301 W
12:00PM-2:30PM Main Campus
7:00AM-4:30PM
RN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week, either
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Students must co-register for
NURS-134-301, Index 3370.
3360 302 W
12:00PM-2:30PM Main Campus
7:00AM-4:30PM
PN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week, either
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Students must co-register for
NURS-134-302, Index 3310.
3350 360 W
5:30PM-8:00PM Main Campus
7:00AM-4:30PM
RN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week,
either Saturday or Sunday. Students must co-register for NURS-134-360,
Index 3380.
3352 361 W
5:30PM-8:00PM Main Campus
7:00AM-4:30PM
PN section. Students will be assigned one clinical session every other week, either
Saturday or Sunday. Students must co-register for NURS-134-361, Index
3381.
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NURS-170
Nursing Work Experience (3 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF 302).
Fees: $25
5826 C350 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
A work experience at an offsite facility which relates directly to the student’s
curricular area. The student will work with an on campus mentor who will
assist the student with establishing work experience goals. Students will be
required to participate in a seminar and submit written reports on his/her
progress. Prior approval is required for this course. Call the Career Center
(443)518-1340 to schedule an appointment with Sheri Hawes.
NURS-230
Trends in Nursing (1 credit)
Prerequisite: NURS-134, NURS-135.
6065 C301 W
5:30PM-6:55PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This course begins April 6, 2016.
NURS-234
Family Centered Nursing II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: NURS-134, NURS-135, PSYC-101. PRQ or CO-REQ:
SOCI-101.
Fees: $160
7378 311 TTH
9:30AM-12:15PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs from March 16 through May 13, 2016. Students must coregister for NURS-235-311, Index 7377. Clinical sessions for NURS-234 may
be during day or evening hours on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday or
Sunday.
7381 312 TTH
9:30AM-12:15PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs through March 15, 2016. Students must co-register for NURS235-312, Index 7380. Clinical sessions for NURS-234 may be held during day
or evening hours on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
0927 X323 TTH
9:30AM-12:15PM Main Campus Accelerated
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs from March 16 through May 13, 2016. Students must coregister for NURS-235-X323, Index 0928. Clinical sessions for NURS-234
may be during day or evening hours on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
or Sunday.
5924 X324 TTH
9:30AM-12:15PM Main Campus Accelerated
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs from through March 15, 2016. Students must co-register for
NURS-235-X324, Index 3392. Clinical sessions for NURS-234 may be
during day or evening hours on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday or
Sunday.
NURS-235
Nursing Care of Patients in Community And
Mental Health Settings (4 credits)
Prerequisite or CO-REQ: SOCI-101
Fees: $160
7377 311 TTH
2:00PM-4:10PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs through March 15, 2016. Students must co-register for NURS234-311, Index 7378. Students will be assigned to one psychiatric clinical
session per week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or every other Saturday and
Sunday. In addition to a psychiatric clinical experience, this course also includes
a 2-day Home Health Care rotation scheduled on a Tuesday 8AM-12PM
and Wednesday 8AM-4PM, service learning with a community agency, and
simulation.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
7380 312 TTH
2:00PM-4:10PM Main Campus
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs from March 16 through May 13, 2016. Students must coregister for NURS-234-312, Index 7381. Students will be assigned to one
psychiatric clinical session per week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or every
other Saturday and Sunday. In addition to a psychiatric clinical experience, this
course also includes a 2-day Home Health Care rotation scheduled on a Tuesday
8AM-12PM and Wednesday 8AM-4PM, service learning with a community
agency, and simulation.
0928 X323 TTH
2:00PM-4:10PM Main Campus Accelerated
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs through March 15, 2016. Students must co-register for NURS234-X323, Index 0927. Students will be assigned to one psychiatric clinical
session per week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or every other Saturday and
Sunday. In addition to a psychiatric clinical experience, this course also includes
a 2-day Home Health Care rotation scheduled on a Tuesday 8AM-12PM
and Wednesday 8AM-4PM, service learning with a community agency, and
simulation.
3392 X324 TTH
2:00PM-4:10PM Main Campus Accelerated
7:00AM-3:30PM
This course runs from March 16 through May 13, 2016. Students must coregister for NURS-234-X324, Index 5924. Students will be assigned to one
psychiatric clinical session per week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or every
other Saturday and Sunday. In addition to a psychiatric clinical experience, this
course also includes a 2-day Home Health Care rotation scheduled on a Tuesday
8AM-12PM and Wednesday 8AM-4PM, service learning with a community
agency, and simulation.
NURS-240
Medical-Surgical Nursing II (8 credits)
Prerequisite: NURS-234, NURS-235; Pre- or Co-requisite: NURS-230 and
Humanities, Arts & Literature Core Courses.
Fees: $360
0912 301 TTH
1:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
7:00AM-5:30PM
Students will be assigned one clinical day per week, either Monday, Friday,
Saturday or Sunday. Two 6-hour simulations will be held on non-clinical days.
The RN-exit exam and mandatory NCLEX-Review Course are scheduled
during the last 2 weeks of the course.
0913 351 TTH
5:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7:00AM-5:30PM
Students will be assigned one clinical day per week, either Saturday or Sunday.
Two 6-hour simulations will be held on non-clinical days. The RN-exit exam
and mandatory NCLEX-Review Course are scheduled during the last 2 weeks
of the course.
NUTRITION
NUTR-211
7666N393
Online
Fees: $30
7657 C351 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
7660M301MW
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7661M302MW
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
7662M350W
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
NUTR-212
Food: Science and Technology (3 credits)
7667 301 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
OFFI-102
Editing Skills (3 credits)
Prerequisite: OFFI-177
Fees: $20
9693001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must contact
instructor within first 2 days of the semester for a one-on-one orientation.
Students may also register for the course from January 30 to February 12, space
permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day
they register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and
must complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student
must come to campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have
deadlines for completion. This course requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered
in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
OFFI-177
Grammar for Your Job (2 credits)
Fees: $40
9694 080 T
6:45PM-9:15PM Main Campus
This is an 11-week class (2/22-5/13). It reviews and reinforces common
principles of English usage and improves your ability to communicate effectively.
This course is also offered for non-credit. Required textbook: English for Careers,
Prentice Hall, 10th or 11th edition. Bring book to first class meeting. All tests
and the final exam are taken in the Test Center outside of class hours.
Nutrition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
7654 301 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
7655 302 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
7656 303 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
7658 360 S
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus Weekend
7659 F345 F
6:00PM-9:15PM Main Campus Fast Track
S
9:00AM-1:00PM
SU
12:00PM-3:00PM
Earn 3 credits in 4 weekends. Class meets Fri., Sat., and Sun. on Feb 5-7,
12-14, 19-21, and Feb. 26-28, 2016. Please purchase textbook prior to first
class meeting.
7663N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
7664N391
Online
Fees: $30
7665N392
Online
Fees: $30
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ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
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OFFI-201
Office Technology Work Experience (3-4 credits)
PLEASE NOTE: Students registering for three credits should select Section
C050. Those registering for four credits should select Section C051. Students
may still register after the semester begins.
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point and
demonstration of pre-employment skills. Student placement is to be coordinated through the Career Center (Room RCF-302).
Fees: $25
9695 C050 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
9696 C051 W
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
OFFI-260
Medical Terminology (3 credits)
Fees: $20
9697001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must come to a
mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in
Room DH-301. Students may also register for the course from January 30 to
February 12, space permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials
the same day they register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and
tests and must complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The
student must come to campus weekly to take written and/or computer tests that
have deadlines for completion. This course requires 120-150 hrs to complete.
Offered in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
9698N090
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30 Immediately after enrolling, go to www.howardcc.edu/elearning,
choose the semester, and complete the pre-semester notification form. This course
has a mandatory on-campus orientation on Saturday, January 30 at 9:00am in
Room DH-301. The student must come to campus weekly to take written and/or
computer tests that have deadlines for completion.
OFFI-270
Medical Transcription Techniques (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-102 and OFFI-260.
Fees: $20
9699001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must contact
instructor within first 2 days of the semester for a one-on-one orientation.
Students may also register for the course from January 30 to February 12, space
permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day
they register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and
must complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student
must come to campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have
deadlines for completion. This course requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered
in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
OFFI-275
Office Simulation (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-101, CMSY-103, CMSY-104, CMSY-116, and
CMSY-126 or CMSY-129.
Fees: $20
9700001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must contact
instructor within first 2 days of the semester for a one-on-one orientation.
Students may also register for the course from January 30 to February 12, space
permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they
register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must
complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. This course requires
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uploading of homework. The student must come to campus periodically to take
written and/or computer tests that have deadlines for completion. This course
requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office Technology Classroom,
DH-301(443-518-4876).
OFFI-279
Keyboarding (1 credit)
Fees: $20
9701001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester and are new
to the Office Technology Classroom must come to a mandatory on-campus
orientation on Saturday, January 30, at 9:00am in Room DH-301. Students
may also register for the course from January 30 to April 15, space permitting,
and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day they register.
All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and must complete
their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student must come to
campus periodically to take graded speed and accuracy tests and supervised
timed writings. This course requires 40-50 hrs to complete. Offered in the Office
Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
OFFI-281
Legal Document Preparation (2 credits)
Prerequisite: CMSY-104
Fees: $20
9703001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must contact
instructor within first 2 days of the semester for a one-on-one orientation.
Students may also register for the course from January 30 to February 12, space
permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day
they register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and
must complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student
must come to campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have
deadlines for completion. This course requires 80-90 hrs to complete. Offered in
the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
OFFI-283
Legal Transcription and Terminology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: OFFI-281
Fees: $20
9704001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must contact
instructor within first 2 days of the semester for a one-on-one orientation.
Students may also register for the course from January 30 to February 12, space
permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day
they register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and
must complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student
must come to campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have
deadlines for completion. This course requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered
in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
OFFI-293
Beginning Medical Transcription (3 credits)
Prerequisite: OFFI-270.
Fees: $20
9705001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must contact
instructor within first 2 days of the semester for a one-on-one orientation.
Students may also register for the course from January 30 to February 12, space
permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day
they register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
must complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student
must come to campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have
deadlines for completion. This course requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered
in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
OFFI-297
Advanced Medical Transcription (3 credits)
Prerequisite: OFFI-293
Fees: $20
PERSIAN
Foundational Persian II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
0405 150 TTH
PERS-202
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Persian II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
0407 150 MW
7:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL-101
8555 701 MW
8556 750 M
PHIL-104
2:00PM-3:20PM
6:00PM-8:50PM
PHIL-141
Introduction to Philosophy (3 credits)
8545 701 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8546 702 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8547 703 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8548 750 T
6:00PM-8:50PM Main Campus
8551M750W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8552 M760F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M760 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first
meeting date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting
dates are Friday, Saturday: April 1-2; April 15-16; April 29-30. The last day
to register is March 17, 2016.
8550M701TTH
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
Main Campus
Philosophy and Practice of Yoga (3 credits)
8558 701 TTH
PHIL-203
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
Civility and the Virtue Tradition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
Fees: $20
8560 C701 T
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT
PROGRAM
NOTE: For all Physical Therapist Assistant clinical courses:
Students are required to provide their own transportation to and from the
various clinical sites. Students must also be available for a clinical schedule that may include, but is not limited to extended hours, alternate days,
evenings, and/or weekends. The clinical schedule listed is a representation
of one of the possible scheduling options.
Additional time is required for the practice and evaluation of clinical skills
and/or simulated clinical laboratory activities.
PTAP-150
Clinical Pathology (3 credits)
Fees: $50
1302 301 TTH
0542 301 MW
M
PTAP-210
0548 301 MW
W
You Can Get There From Here.
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
1:00PM-4:00PM
Fundamentals of Practice II (3 credits)
Fees: $200
8553 701 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8554J750 W
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Orthopedic Dysfunctions I (3 credits)
Fees: $200
Fees: $10
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3:30PM-4:50PM
Tuition waiver not available for CustomClass option.
Fees: $10
Introduction to Logic (3 credits)
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Main Campus
Main Campus
Introduction to Religious Studies (3 credits)
8557 701 MW
PTAP-160
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
PHIL-102
Introduction to Ethics (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
9706001
Open Entry
An open entry course allows shorter completion times, flexibility of start dates,
and drop-in hours. See page 22 for general information, requirements and
classroom open hours.
Students who register at the beginning of the spring semester must contact
instructor within first 2 days of the semester for a one-on-one orientation.
Students may also register for the course from January 30 to February 12, space
permitting, and come to DH-301 to pick up course materials the same day
they register. All students must meet deadlines for assignments and tests and
must complete their coursework by May 13, the last day of classes. The student
must come to campus periodically to take written and computer tests that have
deadlines for completion. This course requires 120-150 hrs to complete. Offered
in the Office Technology Classroom, DH-301 (443-518-4876).
PERS-102
PHIL-103
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
1:00PM-4:00PM
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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PHYSICS
PHYS-101
PHYS-110
Technical Physical Science (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Prerequisite: MATH-061
Fees: $43
9018 501
9019 502
9020 503
9021 504
9022 550
PHYS-103
TTH
F
TTH
TH
TTH
M
TTH
F
W
M
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9:00AM-12:00PM
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
Fundamentals of Physics I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: or Corequisite: MATH-153, MATH 155 or higher.
Fees: $43
9023 501
9024 502
PHYS-104
MWF
M
MWF
M
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
8:00AM-11:00AM
Fundamentals of Physics II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: PHYS-103 and MATH-143 and MATH-153, MATH 155 or
higher.
Fees: $43
9025 501
9026 502
9027 550
PHYS-106
MWF
T
MWF
W
M
W
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:00PM
9:00AM-9:52AM Main Campus
11:00AM-2:00PM
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
Earth and Space Science (4 credits)
Fees: $43
9028 550 M
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
W
7:30PM-10:30PM
9030N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
9029C501
Hybrid
TH
9:00AM-12:00PM
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus.
The lecture portion of this section is delivered via the Internet. For information
about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning. Fees: $40. This
course includes two mandatory field trips.
PHYS-107
Physical Science (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in MATH-070
Fees: $43
9031 501 MWF
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
F
2:00PM-5:00PM
9032 502 MWF
1:00PM-1:52PM Main Campus
W
2:00PM-5:00PM
9033J550 T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
TH
6:30PM-9:55PM
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
General Physics I (calculus) (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121; Pre-or Co-requisite: MATH181
Fees: $43
9034 501 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
T
11:00AM-2:00PM
Students registering for PHYS-110 501 (MWF 11:00AM-11:52AM and T
11:00AM-2:00PM) must also register for MATH-181 402 (MWF 9:30AM10:50AM).
9035 502 MWF
11:00AM-11:52AMMain Campus
TH
11:00AM-2:00PM
9036 550 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
T
7:30PM-10:30PM
PHYS-111
General Physics II (calculus) (4 credits)
Prerequisite: PHYS-110; eligible to enroll in ENGL-121; Pre- or Co-requisite: MATH-182
Fees: $43
9037 501 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
TH
2:00PM-5:00PM
9038 502 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
F
2:00PM-5:00PM
Section 502 is only available to STEM Scholars
9039 503 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
F
2:00PM-5:00PM
9040 550 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
TH
7:30PM-10:30PM
PHYS-112
General Physics III (calculus) (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-150 or 182 and PHYS-111, and eligible to enroll in
ENGL-121.
Fees: $43
9041 550 T
TH
PHYS-120
Oceanography (3 credits)
1099 501 MWF
12:00PM-12:52PM Main Campus
1100N590
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning. Fees: $30
1101N591
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning. Fees: $30
1102N592
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning. Fees: $30
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLI-101
American Federal Government (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
8167 901 M
2:00PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8168 950 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8169N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
POLI-102
State and Local Government (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
8170 901 F
8171 902 TTH
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7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:30PM
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
POLI-201
Comparative Government (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
8173 901 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC-101
General Psychology (3 credits)
8175 901 MW
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8176 902 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8178 903 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8179 904 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8180 905 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8181 906 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8182 907 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8183 908 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8184 909 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8185 910 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8187 911 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8188 912 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8189 913 F
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8190 914 F
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8199J901 MW
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8191 950 M
4:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8192 951 M
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8193 952 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8194 953 T
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8195 960 S
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus Weekend
8196 980 MW
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
This Late-Start section begins February 22, 2016.
8204 M945F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first
meeting date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting
dates are Friday, Saturday: April 1-2; April 15-16; April 29-30. The last day
to register is 3/17/16.
8206N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
8207N991
Online
Fees: $45
8208N992
Online
Fees: $45
8209N993
Online
Fees: $45
8197 C901 TH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8198 H901 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus Honors
Fees: $45 Section H901 is only availalbe to HONORS students.Honors courses
and seminars provide high-achieving students the opportunity to learn with
other high-achieving students. Students must have a GPA of 3.2 or higher,
the permission of the instructor, OR the permission of the Director of the
Schoenbrodt Honors Program to enroll.
8200J902 TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8203M901TTH
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8205M950T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8210 Q950 TTH
6:00PM-8:50PM Mount Airy
This Mt. Airy College Center section meets Jan. 26, 2015 - Mar. 13, 2015.
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Advanced General Psychology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101
Fees: $5
8212 902 W
PSYC-200
PRE: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PSYC-102
1:00PM-1:50PM
Main Campus
Lifespan Development (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101 and Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
0893 901 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
0894 902 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
0895 903 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
0896 904 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
0897 905 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
0898 906 F
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
0899 950 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
0900 951 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
0904N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
0905N991
Online
Fees: $30
0901J901 MW
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
0902M950W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
0903M960S
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
PSYC-202
Social Psychology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101
Fees: $15
8213 950 TTH
PSYC-203
6:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Abnormal Psychology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101
Fees: $5
8214 901 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8215 902 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8216 950 W
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8218N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $35
8217J901 TTH
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8219 Q950 TTH
6:00PM-8:50PM Mount Airy
This Mt. Airy College Center section meets Mar. 23, 2015 - May 15, 2015.
PSYC-204
Adolescent Psychology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101
8220 901 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8221J950 W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
You Can Get There From Here.
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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PSYC-206
Critical Thinking and Creative Problem Solving
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121 and PSYC-101
Fees: $15
8223 901 TTH
PSYC-900
2:00PM-3:20PM
Main Campus
Multicultural Psychology (3 credits)
8224 901 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBH-101
Introduction to Public Health (3 credits)
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
RADT-121
Radiologic Procedures II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: RADT-111; RADT-112. Co-requisite: RADT-122, RADT123
Fees: $50
7679 301 M
W
RADT-122
Clinical Radiography II (4 credits)
Fees: $100
7680 301 TTH
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
RADT-123
PUBH-210
7681 301 M
M
1937N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Epidemiology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121 and MATH-070 or higher or appropriate score on
mathematics placement test.
Fees: $30
7674N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
PUBH-230
Health and the Disease Process (3 credits)
7675 C301 W
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
PUBH-250
Public Health Internships (3 credits)
1936 301 M
9:00AM-12:00PM Main Campus
The days and times of class will be based on scheduled internships. The
Orientation Class will be held on Monday, February 1, 2016 from 9:00AM12:00PM.
PUBH-260
Community Advocacy in Public Health (3 credits)
7677 C301 T
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
This course is presented as a Hybrid course, a combination of classroom
interaction with the use of online resources. Students may use computers in the
Nursing Study Lab, campus computer lab, or their home computer with Internet
access to complete online course activities. See www.howardcc.edu/distance for
technical specifications for home computers.
PUBH-280
Global Health (3 credits)
7678 301 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
2306N390
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8:00AM-9:50AM Main Campus
8:00AM-12:00PM
8:00AM-4:30PM
Main Campus
Imaging Equipment and Modalities (3 credits)
Prerequisite: RADT-111, RADT-112. Co-requisite: RADT-121, RADT122
Fees: $50
RADT-251
Radiation Biology and Protection (2 credits)
Fees: $50
7682 301 T
T
RADT-252
10:30AM-1:00PM Main Campus
1:30PM-3:30PM
8:00AM-9:30AM Main Campus
10:00AM-12:00PM
Clinical Radiography V (6 credits)
Fees: $100
7683 301 MWF
8:00AM-4:30PM
Main Campus
RUSSIAN
RUSS-102
Foundational Russian II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9709 150 MW
RUSS-202
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Russian II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9710 150 TTH
7:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
SOCIAL WORK
SOWK-200
Introduction to Social Work (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
8270 950 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
SOCIOLOGY
SOCI-101
Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
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8225 901 MWF
8226 902 MWF
8227 903 MW
8:00AM-8:52AM Main Campus
10:00AM-10:52AMMain Campus
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
8228 904 MW
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8229 905 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8230 906 MW
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8231 907 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8232 908 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8233 909 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8234 910 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8235 911 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8236 912 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8237 913 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
8238 914 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8239 915 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
8240 916 TTH
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
8241 917 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
8242 918 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8243 919 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8244 920 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8245 921 F
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8246 922 F
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
8247 950 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8248 951 T
4:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8249 952 TTH
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8250 953 TH
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
8251 980 MW
1:00PM-2:50PM Main Campus
This Late-Start section begins February 22, 2016.
8257M960S
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Weekend
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8258N990
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $45
8259N991
Online
Fees: $45
8260N992
Online
Fees: $45
8261N993
Online
Fees: $45
8252 H901 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus Honors
Fees: $45 Section H901 is only availalbe to HONORS students. Honors
courses and seminars provide high-achieving students the opportunity to learn
with other high-achieving students. Students must have a GPA of 3.2 or
higher, the permission of the instructor, OR the permission of the Director of the
Schoenbrodt Honors Program to enroll.
8254J950 M
4:30PM-7:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8255M901TTH
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SOCI-102
Social Problems (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
8262 901
8263 902
8264 903
8265 904
8266 905
8267 906
SOCI-103
MW
MW
TTH
TTH
TTH
F
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
SPANISH
SPAN-101
9711 101 MWF
10:00AM-10:50AMMain Campus
F
11:00AM-11:50AMLab
9712 102 MW
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9713 103 MW
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
9714 104 TTH
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9715 105 TTH
12:00PM-1:50PM Main Campus
9716 106 TTH
4:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
9718 150 TTH
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
9722N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
9720J101 MW
9:45AM-11:55AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9721J150 MW
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SPAN-102
Foundational Spanish II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9724 101 MW
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9725 102 MW
3:30PM-5:20PM Main Campus
9726 103 TTH
10:00AM-11:50AMMain Campus
9727 104 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
9728 150 MW
7:30PM-9:20PM Main Campus
9731N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
9729J101 MW
12:00PM-2:10PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
9730J150 TTH
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SPAN-201
Intermediate Spanish I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9732 150 TTH
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9733N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
KEY
The Sociology of the Family (3 credits)
COURSE NO.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
8268 901 MW
SOCI-201
Foundational Spanish I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Minorities in American Society (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
8269 901 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
SPAN-202
Intermediate Spanish II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9734 101 TTH
2:00PM-3:50PM Main Campus
9735 150 MW
5:30PM-7:20PM Main Campus
9736N190
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $40
SPEECH
SPCH-100
Proseminar in Communication Studies (2 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
1382 701 W
SPCH-101
12:30PM-2:20PM Main Campus
Introduction to Human Communication (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
1232 701 MW
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
1233 702 MW
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
1234 703 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
1235 704 TTH
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
1237 705 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
1238 706 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
1239 707 TTH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
1241 708 F
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus
1245 780 TTH
3:30PM-5:20PM Main Campus
Section 780 is an 11-week, late start class which meets February 22-May 20.
1250 750 M
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
1243 751 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
1242N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
1247 C701 TH
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
1246 A700 TTH
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus Silas Craft
1248J701 MW
4:00PM-5:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1249J750 M
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1279M701MW
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1280M702TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1281M703TTH
2:00PM-3:35PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1282M750TH
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
1283M760S
9:00AM-12:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SPCH-105
Fundamentals of Public Speaking (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
8565 701
8561 702
8562 703
8567 704
8570 705
8571 706
8575 750
8576 751
8577 752
8579 760
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MW
MW
TTH
TTH
F
T
TTH
W
S
8:00AM-9:20AM Main Campus
9:30AM-10:50AM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
7:30PM-10:20PM Main Campus
9:00AM-11:50AM Main Campus Weekend
SPCH-110
Interpersonal Communication (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $5
8590 701 MW
3:30PM-4:50PM Main Campus
8591 702 T
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
8592 750 MW
6:00PM-7:20PM Main Campus
8595M760S
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Weekend
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8596 M761F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
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8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M761 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates
are Friday, Saturday: Feb. 19-20; March 4-5; March 18-19. The last day to
register is February 4, 2016.
8597N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Fees: $30
8598N791
Online
Fees: $30
1275N792
Online
Fees: $30
8593M701MW
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
8594M750T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Classes at LCC end by May 15, 2016.
SPCH-115
Intercultural Communication (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
8599 701 TH
SPCH-151
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
The Spoken Word (3 credits)
Also listed as THET-151.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL 121.
1832 701 MW
2319 702 F
2:00PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
STUDY ABROAD
SABR-919
World War II Study Abroad Program (1 credit)
Fees: $3100
1847101
This course is conducted in Europe from March 23, 2016 to April 3, 2016.
Co-register for Hist-202-909, Index #8156. The history course will meet on
Mondays and Wednesdays,from 11:00am-12:20pm, from February 22, 2016 to
March 21, 2016.
SABR-915
France-Art Studio Study Abroad Program
(1 credit)
Fees: $2000
2669101
This course is conducted in France (Provence) from May 14-28, 2016.Coregister for ARTT-254-701, Index #1995.
TELEVISION RADIO
TVRD-120
Principles of Video Editing (3 credits)
Fees: $50
1272 701 TH
TVRD-125
2:00PM-5:50PM
Concept and Story Development (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $50
8628 701 M
Main Campus
2:00PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
TVRD-129
Mass Media (3 credits)
THET-102
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $30
8629N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
8609 701 M
8610 702 W
8611 703 TH
TVRD-140
THET-115
Video Production I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: TVRD-120
Fees: $50
1273 701 M
2157 702 W
TVRD-151
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
2:00PM-5:50PM Main Campus
Radio News Production (3 credits)
Prerequisite: TVRD-150
Fees: $50
8633 701 W
TVRD-220
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Introduction to Broadcasting (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
8634 750 W
TVRD-223
7:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
Writing for Screen Narrative (3 credits)
Fees: $50
8635 701 T
TVRD-224
2:00PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
Writing for Radio and Multimedia (3 credits)
Fees: $50
8636 750 W
TVRD-240
7:00PM-9:50PM
Main Campus
Video Production II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: TVRD-140
Fees: $50
1274 701 F
TVRD-290
Television and Radio Internship I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point average.
Student placement is to be coordinated through the career center (RCF 302).
Fees: $25
8639 701 W
TVRD-291
6:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Television and Radio Internship II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Minimum of 12 credits with a 2.0 or better grade point average.
Student placement is to be coordinated through the career center (RCF 302).
Prerequisite: TVRD-290
Fees: $25
8640 701 W
Fees: $10
6:00PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
12:30PM-3:20PM Main Campus
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Introduction to Design and Technical Theatre
(3 credits)
8612 701 MW
THET-119
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Introduction to Playwriting (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $30
8613 701 TTH
THET-131
Fees: $30
11:00AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Theatre Appreciation (3 credits)
8614N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
THET-160
Theatre Practicum I (1 credit)
8615701
Email A. Blachowicz,(ABlachowicz@howardcc.edu) and J. Male ( JMale@
howardcc.edu)to choose meeting time.
THET-161
Theatre Practicum II (1 credit)
8616701
Email A. Blachowicz,(ABlachowicz@howardcc.edu) and J. Male ( JMale@
howardcc.edu)to choose meeting time.
THET-162
9:00AM-12:50PM Main Campus
Acting I for Non-Theatre Majors (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
Theatre Practicum III (1 credit)
8617701
Email A. Blachowicz,(ABlachowicz@howardcc.edu) and J. Male ( JMale@
howardcc.edu)to choose meeting time.
THET-163
Theatre Practicum IV (1 credit)
8618701
Email Dave Blachowicz, DBlachowicz@howardcc.edu
THET-202
Acting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: THET-102
Fees: $20
8620 701 TTH
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Theatre majors should take this course in conjunction with THET-260
Voice and Diction as well as THET-115 Intro to Technical Theatre.
Contact Bill Gillett (WGillett@howardcc.edu) for more information.
THEATRE
THET-101
Fees: $20
8600 701
8601 702
8602 703
8604 704
8605 705
8606 706
2317 707
8607 708
8608 750
KEY
Introduction to Acting (3 credits)
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W
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9:30AM-12:20PM
3:30PM-6:20PM
9:30AM-12:20PM
2:00PM-4:50PM
12:30PM-3:20PM
3:30PM-6:20PM
2:00PM-4:50PM
9:30AM-12:20PM
6:30PM-9:20PM
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COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES
THET-209
Modern Drama (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $20
1270 701 TTH
THET-250
Main Campus
Shakespeare From Page to Stage (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $25
8622 701 MW
THET-260
2:00PM-3:20PM
WOMEN’S STUDIES
WMST-193
Introduction to Women’s Studies: Women, Art, and
Culture (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $20
8641 701 F
12:30PM-1:50PM Main Campus
Voice and Diction (3 credits)
WMST-225
9:30AM-12:20PM Main Campus
Women in American History: Colonial Era to 1880
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: THET-101, THET-102 OR THET-103
Fees: $10
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $10
THET-261
WMST-228
2334 701 MW
Main Campus
Dialects for the Actor (3 credits)
Prerequisite: THET-260
8625 701 MW
THET-278
2:00PM-3:20PM
3:30PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Stage Combat: Single Sword
(2 credits)
Prerequisite: THET-177
Fees: $20
1880 701 TTH
3:30PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
TURKISH
TURK-102
Foundational Turkish II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9738 150 MW
TURK-202
5:30PM-7:20PM
Main Campus
Intermediate Turkish II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9739 150 MW
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7:30PM-9:20PM
Main Campus
8642 701 W
2:00PM-4:50PM
Main Campus
Women in European History: 1750 to the Present
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
Fees: $30
8643N790
Online
Instruction for this section is delivered via the Internet. For information about
E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
The Laurel College Center (LCC) is one of eight
Regional Higher Education Centers officially designated
by the State of Maryland. The LCC’s founding partners
are Prince George’s Community College and Howard
Community College. Our four-year partners are Notre
Dame of Maryland University, the University of Maryland
University College, the University of Maryland College
Park, and the University of Maryland School of Nursing.
You can take individual courses, or earn associate degrees
in Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Early
Childhood Education, Elementary Education/Special
Education, or General Studies through the founding
community colleges. You can also earn a bachelor’s or
post-graduate degree at the LCC through the higher
education partners.
The following pages list the HCC credit courses
offered at the LCC in spring 2016. Ongoing workforce
development and noncredit continuing education
programs are published in a separate schedule. Visit
laurelcollegecenter.org for information on all the
courses and programs to help you get ahead!
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Laurel College Center
OPEN HOUSE
Drop in anytime between 4:30-6:30 p.m.
312 Marshall Avenue
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of class
Courses begin: January 30, 2016
Spring Break: March 23-29
Final Exams: May 9-15
Check the specific section listing in this schedule, as start and
end dates may vary from the session dates above. Condensed
“weekend” courses may have work assignments before the start of
class; check with Records, Registration and Veterans Affairs for
any special instructions.
Getting Started–Admissions Procedures
New students should complete an application for
admission to HCC and submit it to the LCC or to
the college’s main campus. A $25 application fee must
be submitted with the application. You may obtain an
application from the website, howardcc.edu, from the
LCC or from the HCC campus. You may also call
1-866-228-6110 to have one mailed to you.
Advisors come to the LCC and can meet with you to
discuss your interests, provide career information, and
assist you with course planning and selection. They can
also tell you about other services such as placement testing,
financial aid, and support for students with disabilities.
See page 8 for a list of services and contact information.
Registration for Classes
You may register in person at the LCC or on the HCC
campus. Returning students should register through
myHCC. See Registration Instructions on page 4.
Students are encouraged to register early, since courses are
filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Tuition/Fees
Tuition is calculated according to the number of credits
taken. The charge for tuition differs according to your
county/state of residence. See page 7 for tables that will
help calculate the cost of credit courses.
The schedule for payment of tuition appears on page 6.
Students may be dropped for nonpayment.
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LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
Located in downtown Laurel near the Laurel Shopping
Center and Laurel Center Mall, the LCC seeks to make
higher education accessible to anyone over the age of 16
who lives or works in the Laurel area, especially those
whose home residence is in either Prince George’s County
or Howard County. However, anyone can take courses at
the LCC, whether you have never taken a college course
before, already have a college degree, want to pursue
a degree program, or just take a course or two for fun,
regardless of where you live.
Important Dates for Spring 2016
Financial Aid
LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
You may apply for all forms of financial aid to support
your credit coursework at the LCC. Due to the complexity
of determining eligibility for financial aid, you are advised
to work through the Financial Aid Office on the HCC
campus. However, general information on processing
procedures and deadlines for financial aid are available at
the LCC main office.
Students enrolling at the LCC may also participate
in the college’s tuition payment plan, administered by
Nelnet Business Solutions, which allows you to spread
your tuition payments over several months. Contact the
Finance Office, or visit the LCC main office, for more
information.
HCC FINANCIAL AID SERVICES
Room RCF-222
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway
Columbia, Maryland 21044
Phone: 443-518-1260
Fax: 443-518-4576
Website: howardcc.edu/financialaid
Email: finaid@howardcc.edu
Office hours:
Monday-Thursday 8:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Walk-in counseling hours:
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and 4:30-7 p.m.
Parking
During the day, you must park in the yellow-lined
spaces at the Laurel Shopping Center. Take the walkway
between Books-A-Million and Sprint to the LCC
building. After 5 p.m. and on Saturdays, you may park in
the lots adjacent to Marshall Avenue. Parking passes are
not needed. Parking is free.
Room Locations
Classroom assignments will be posted in Suite 205 and at
the elevator on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th floors of the LCC.
Placement Testing
For credit degree programs, a placement test is usually
required to determine each first-time student’s math,
reading and writing proficiency level as a part of the course
selection and registration process. Transfer students with
prior math and English courses may not need to take
the placement tests. You should meet with an advisor to
determine if a placement test is needed. You can schedule
a placement test by calling 443-518-1280 (main campus)
or 1-866-228-6110 (LCC toll free). The tests are not
available at the LCC on a walk-in basis.
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Services Available Only at the HCC Campus
Some services, such as transcript evaluation, graduation
audit, and selective admissions (i.e., allied health programs
and international students) may require consultation with
staff at the home campus. You may also contact HCC
staff about course information and advising questions
through email at laurelinfo@howardcc.edu.
Students with Disabilities
Students with a documented disability who need special
accommodation should identify themselves to the LCC site
administrator and the HCC disability support services office.
Students must provide acceptable documentation, register
and submit a paid bill receipt one month or more before the
start of classes. Additional information can be obtained by
calling HCC Academic Support Services at 443-518-1300.
Security
Security staff are present at the LCC and routinely patrol
the site. Students who need assistance should contact the
main administrative office (Room 205).
Campus Information
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, MD 21044
Website: howardcc.edu
Main Switchboard: 443-518-1000
LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
312 Marshall Avenue, Suite 205, Laurel, MD 20707
Toll free: 1-866-228-6110
Direct: 443-518-4162
Fax: 443-518-4161
TTY users call via MDRelay 7-1-1
laurelcollegecenter.org
Administrative Office (Room 205) Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Saturday: 8:30 a.m.-end of scheduled classes
Sunday Closed.
Textbooks
The Laurel College Center does not have an on-site college
bookstore. You may purchase your books directly from the
HCC main campus bookstore for all classes offered at LCC.
At your request, textbooks from the bookstore can be delivered
directly to the Laurel College Center for easy pick up.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOOKSTORE
Phone: 443-518-1400
Visit the bookstore or order online at howardcc.edu
(go to Student Services, click on “Bookstore”); Visa,
MasterCard and HCC financial aid awards accepted.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES - LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
Laurel classes end by May 15, 2016.
ACCOUNTING
ACCT-112
BIOL-204
Principles of Accounting II (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ACCT-111
Fees: $25
9150M050MW
7:00PM-8:35PM
LCC
ART
ARTT-103
Art Appreciation (3 credits)
Fees: $30
8311J701 W
4:15PM-5:50PM LCC
Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-203
Fees: $43
8912M501MW
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8913M502MW
F
8914M550MW
F
8915M560F
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BUSINESS
BMGT-100
Introduction to Business and Organization
(3 credits)
BIOLOGY
9200J001 TTH
9201J050 T
BIOL-101
BMGT-151
Prerequisite: ENGL-096 or ENGL-086
Fees: $43
8819J501
8820J502
8821J503
8822J550
8823J551
BIOL-200
TTH
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10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
12:30PM-3:55PM
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
12:30PM-3:55PM
12:30PM-2:05PM LCC
8:30AM-11:55AM
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
6:30PM-9:55PM
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
6:30PM-9:55PM
Microbiology (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-101 and 4 credits of chemistry.
Fees: $43
8867J501
8868J502
8869J550
8870J551
BIOL-203
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
11:00AM-12:35PMLCC
8:30AM-10:40AM
11:00AM-12:35PMLCC
1:10PM-3:20PM
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
3:30PM-5:40PM
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
7:45PM-9:55PM
Anatomy and Physiology I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-101 or BIOL-107
Fees: $43
8892M501MW
MW
8893M502MW
MW
8894M550MW
MW
8895M551MW
MW
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
10:10AM-11:50AM
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
1:45PM-3:25PM
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
4:10PM-5:50PM
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
7:45PM-9:25PM
Business Law I (3 credits)
9225J050 T
6:30PM-9:45PM
LCC
CISCO
CSCO-293
Scaling Networks (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-292
Fees: $100
0696J050 TTH
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
This LCC section runs February 2 through March 17, 2016.
CSCO-294
0698J050 TTH
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
This LCC section runs March 22 through May 12, 2016.
CSCO-651
Express
Implementing IP Routing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-294 or CCNA certification
Fees: $200
0701J050 MW
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
This LCC section runs February 1 through March 16, 2016.
CSCO-652
Express
Connecting Networks (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-293
Fees: $100
Express
Implementing IP Switching (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CSCO-294 or CCNA certification
Fees: $200
0704J050 MW
5:30PM-10:30PM LCC
This LCC section runs March 21 through May 11, 2016.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
General Biology I (4 credits)
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
9:00AM-12:25PM
3:00PM-4:35PM LCC
1:00PM-4:25PM
6:00PM-7:35PM LCC
6:00PM-9:25PM
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
9:00AM-12:30PM
Express
KEY
COURSE NO.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS
CMSY-106
CRIM-201
Managing and Maintaining PCs and Mobile
Devices II (3 credits)
Fees: $100
0594J050 W
CMSY-110
Laurel classes end by May 15, 2016.
6:00PM-10:20PM LCC
Software Applications for Micros (3 credits)
LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
All sections use Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
Fees: $50
9309 M061F
5:30PM-10:00PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M061 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: April 8-9; April 22-23; May 6-7 2016. The last day to register
is March 24, 2016.
9305J001 F
8:30AM-11:45AM LCC
9306J002 F
12:00PM-3:15PM LCC
9307J050 W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
9308M050T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
CMSY-218
Operating System Fundamentals (3 credits)
Fees: $50
9382M050M
6:00PM-10:15PM LCC
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
CNST-225
Building Construction Planning and Scheduling
(3 credits)
Prerequisites: CNST-208 and CNST-210.
8974M550TH
6:00PM-9:15PM
LCC
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIM-101
Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 credits)
Juvenile Delinquency (3 credits)
8005 M945F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email.Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: March 18-19, April 8-9, April 22-23,2016. The last day to
register is March 3, 2016.
8004J950 W
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
CRIM-105
Introduction to Corrections (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRIM-101
8007J950 TH
98
6:00PM-9:15PM
8015 M945F
6:00PM-10:15PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email.Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: March 18-19, April 8-9, April 29-30, 2016. The last day to
register is March 3, 2016.
ECONOMICS
ECON-102
Principles of Economics (Micro) (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
8036J901 MW
8037J950 TH
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
EDUCATION
EDUC-110
Introduction to Education (3 credits)
Fees: $35
8047J901 M
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are placed
in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where they are
employed.
EDUC-111
Child Growth and Development (3 credits)
Fees: $5
8052M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
This course meets for 7 weeks from February 1, 2016 through March 16, 2016.
EDUC-130
Introduction to Early Childhood Education
(3 credits)
Fees: $35
8001 M945F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: February 19-20, March 4-5, March 18-19, 2016. The last
day to register is February 4, 2016.
CRIM-103
Introduction to Criminal Law (3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRIM-101
LCC
8060J950 M
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are placed
in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where they are
employed. This Laurel College section meets from February 1, through May 2,
2016.
EDUC-201
Processes and Acquisition of Reading (3 credits)
For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $5
8070M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
This Laurel College section meets from March 21, through May 11, 2016.
EDUC-202
Fees: $5
Methods of Teaching Reading in the Secondary
Content Areas, Part I for Regular and Special
Education Teachers (3 credits)
8072M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
This Laurel College section meets for seven weeks from February 1 through March
16, 2016.
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES - LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
Laurel classes end by May 15, 2016.
EDUC-206
Methods of Teaching Reading in the Secondary
Content Areas, Part II for Regular and Special
Education Teachers (3 credits)
For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: EDUC-202
Fees: $5
8076M950MW
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
This Laurel College section meets for seven weeks from March 21 to May 11,
2016.
EDUC-260
Educational Psychology (3 credits)
For a prerequisite waiver call Fran Kroll, 443-518-4854.
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $35
8080J950 M
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
A 15-hour Field Experience outside of class time is required. Students are placed
in a Howard County Public School or may use a K-12 school where they are
employed.
ENGL-086
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful completion of ENGL-083. Corequisite: FYEX-100.
Fees: $50
9420J101 MW
9421J150 TTH
ENGL-087
12:15PM-2:25PM LCC
7:00PM-9:10PM LCC
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful
completion of ENGL-084.
Fees: $50
ENGL-094
ENGL-121
8:40AM-10:50AM LCC
7:00PM-9:10PM LCC
1:00PM-3:10PM LCC
8:30AM-11:45AM LCC
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
College Composition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligibility to enroll in ENGL-121 is based on English placement test scores or the successful completion of required developmental English course work.
Fees: $30
9528M160S
9530M101MW
9531M102MW
9532M103MW
9529M104TTH
9534M150T
9533M151W
9554M150W
ENGL-218
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Weekend
African American Literature (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
6:30PM-9:45PM
LCC
Literature and Film (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121.
Fees: $10
9581M150M
Academic Advanced Writing and Grammar for Esl
Students (3 credits)
9429J101 MW
9430J150 MW
9471M101TTH
9469M102T
9470M150T
ENGL-206
Academic Advanced Reading for Esl Students
(3 credits)
Fundamentals of Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful
completion of ENGL-094.
Fees: $50
LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
ENGLISH
ENGL-097
6:30PM-9:45PM
LCC
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ENST-105
Environmental Science (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-096 or ENGL-086
8998J501 TTH
8999J550 M
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
Directed Studies in Writing (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on writing placement tests.
Fees: $50
9437M101TTH
9438M150TTH
ENGL-096
10:15AM-12:25AMLCC
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Fundamentals of Academic Reading (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Appropriate score on English placement tests or successful completion of ENGL-093; Corequisite: FYEX-100.
Fees: $50
9453M101MW
8:30AM-11:45AM LCC
This LCC section runs February 1 through March 16, 2016.
9454M150MW
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
This LCC section runs February 1 through March 16, 2016.
9455M151TTH
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
This LCC section runs March 22 through May 12, 2016.
KEY
Express
Express
COURSE NO.
Express
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
ACCT-111
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES - LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
Laurel classes end by May 15, 2016.
FINANCIAL PLANNING
FNPL-101
MATHEMATICS
Personal Financial Planning Principles (3 credits)
Fees: $15
9611 M060F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M060 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: Feb 19-20; March 4-5; March 18-19. The last day to register
is February 4, 2016.
FINE ARTS
FINE-101
Humanities Through the Arts (3 credits)
Fees: $20
LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
2764J701 TH
6:30PM-8:05PM LCC
Hybrid
Instruction for this section is delivered 50/50 online and on campus. For
information about E-Learning courses, visit www.howardcc.edu/elearning.
FINE-103
Introduction to the Creative Arts (3 credits)
Fees: $30
8476J701 T
3:00PM-6:15PM
First Year Experience (2 credits)
Fees: $25
2766J101 MW
11:00AM-12:05PMLCC
2767J150 TTH
5:15PM-6:20PM LCC
9646M101MW
9:00AM-12:15PM LCC
This LCC section runs 3/21/16-5/11/16.
9647M150MW
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
This LCC section runs 3/21/16-5/11/16.
Express
Express
HEALTH EDUCATION
7766J401
7767J402
7768J421
7769J451
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MW
MW
MW
MW
MATH-063
MATH-067
MATH-070
American History to 1877 (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
8109J901 TTH
HIST-112
1:45PM-3:20PM
American History Since 1877 (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
8124J950 W
HIST-226
6:30PM-9:45PM
100
LCC
History of African American Experience (3 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-121
8158J960 S
LCC
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Weekend
8:45AM-9:15AM LCC
9:20AM-10:45PM
12:30PM-1:00PM LCC
1:05PM-2:30PM
2:00PM-2:45PM LCC
2:55PM-5:05PM
6:30PM-7:15PM LCC
7:25PM-9:35PM
Elementary Algebra Applications (4 credits)
Prerequisite: An appropriate score on the mathematics placement test, or a
grade of B or higher in MATH-061, a grade of C or B in MATH-063. All
sections require the use of the interactive computer program that comes with
the text.
Fees: $50
HIST-111
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
Introduction to Elementary Alg (4 credits)
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
HISTORY
Personal and Community Health (3 credits)
7601J302 TTH
10:15AM-10:45AMLCC
10:50AM-12:15PM
12:30PM-1:00PM LCC
1:05PM-2:30PM
2:45PM-3:30PM LCC
3:40PM-5:50PM
6:00PM-6:45PM LCC
6:55PM-9:05PM
Prerequisite: Only students who have earned a C in MATH-061 are eligible
to registar for MATH-063. All sections require the use of the interactive
computer program that comes with the text.
Fees: $50
0062J401
0063J402
0064J421
0065J451
HEED-115
Basic Algebra and Geometry (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-060 or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test AND ENGL 093 or appropriate score on the English placement
test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer program that
comes with the text.(6 hours weekly).
Fees: $50
1038J401
1039J402
1040J421
1041J451
LCC
FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE
FYEX-100
MATH-061
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
TTH
TTH
TTH
TTH
8:45AM-9:15AM LCC
9:20AM-10:45AM
12:30PM-1:00PM LCC
1:05PM-2:30PM
2:00PM-2:45PM LCC
2:55PM-5:05PM
6:30PM-7:15PM LCC
7:25PM-9:35PM
Intermediate Algebra (3 credits)
Prerequisite: An appropriate score on the mathematics placement test, or
a grade of A in MATH-063, a grade of B in MATH-067, a grade of C or
higher in MATH-067E. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7816J401
7817J402
7818J411
7819J421
7820J422
7822J451
7821J452
7823J453
MWF
MWF
TTH
TTH
MW
TTH
TTH
MW
8:30AM-9:55AM LCC
10:15AM-11:40AMLCC
12:15PM-2:25PM LCC
4:00PM-6:10PM LCC
4:00PM-6:10PM LCC
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES - LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
Laurel classes end by May 15, 2016.
MATH-127
Concepts of Mathematics I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: C or better in MATH-070 or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test.(4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7830J451 TTH
MATH-128
6:30PM-8:40PM
LCC
Concepts of Mathematics II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: C or better in MATH-070 or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
0947J411 TTH
MATH-138
9:30AM-11:40AM LCC
Statistics (4 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or higher or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer
program that comes with the text. (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
MATH-141
College Algebra (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH 070 or appropriate score in the mathematics placement
test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer program that
comes with the text and a graphing calculator (TI-84 recommended, TI-89
not permitted). (4 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7882J451 MW
MATH-143
6:30PM-8:40PM
LCC
Precalculus I (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or appropriate score on mathematics placement
test. (3 hours weekly)
Fees: $50
7899J411 TTH
7900J451 MW
7901J471 S
MATH-145
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
7:00PM-8:35PM LCC
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Weekend
Business Calculus (3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH-131, MATH-141, MATH-143 or equivalent. (3 hours
weekly)
Fees: $50
7906J451 TTH
7:00PM-8:50PM
LCC
PHIL-101
Introduction to Philosophy (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
8551M750W
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
8552 M760F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M760 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: April 1-2; April 15-16; April 29-30. The last day to register
is March 17, 2016.
8550M701TTH
12:00PM-1:35PM LCC
PHIL-102
Introduction to Logic (3 credits)
Fees: $10
8554J750 W
6:00PM-9:15PM
PHYSICS
PHYS-107
Physical Science (4 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in MATH-070
Fees: $43
9033J550 T
TH
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
6:30PM-9:55PM
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC-101
General Psychology (3 credits)
PRE: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
8199J901 MW
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
8204 M945F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M945 begins online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: April 1-2; April 15-16; April 29-30. The last day to register
is March 17, 2016.
8200J902 TTH
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
8203M901TTH
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
8205M950T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
PSYC-200
Lifespan Development (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101 and Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
0901J901 MW
0902M950W
0903M960S
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
NUTRITION
NUTR-211
KEY
COURSE NO.
Nutrition (3 credits)
ACCT-111
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
7660M301MW
7661M302MW
7662M350W
LCC
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
6:00PM-9:15PM LCC
COURSE NAME
Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)
Prerequisites, fees, course-specific notes.
INDEXSECTION DAY(S) TIME
9009 003
MW 11:00AM-12:20PM
0469C050 M
6:00PM-7:20PM
Section-specific notes.
LOCATION
FORMAT
Main Campus
LCC
?Hybrid
For Online, Hybrid, and Open Entry FORMAT information, see page 21.
Room assignments will be printed on student schedules.
For course descriptions, see the HCC catalog.
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LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
7854J411 TTH
12:00PM-2:10PM LCC
7855J421 MW
4:00PM-6:10PM LCC
7856J451 MW
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
7857J471 S
9:00AM-11:10AM LCC
Hybrid
A hybrid course is conducted using a combination of campus and online instruction.
It is an ideal combination of classroom interaction with the use of online resources.
Because so many of the course interactions are conducted online, the amount of
class meeting time is a percentage of the traditional onsite version of the course.
PHILOSOPHY
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES - LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
Laurel classes end by May 15, 2016.
PSYC-203
8217J901 TTH
SPCH-101
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Introduction to Human Communication (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
SOCIOLOGY
1248J701 MW
1249J750 M
1279M701MW
1280M702TTH
1281M703TTH
1282M750TH
1283M760S
SOCI-101
SPCH-110
PSYC-204
Adolescent Psychology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101
8221J950 W
6:30PM-9:45PM
LCC
Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $15
8257M960S
8254J950 M
8255M901TTH
LAUREL COLLEGE CENTER
SPEECH
Abnormal Psychology (3 credits)
Prerequisite: PSYC-101
Fees: $5
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
4:30PM-7:45PM LCC
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
Weekend
SPANISH
SPAN-101
Foundational Spanish I (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9720J101 MW
9721J150 MW
SPAN-102
9:45AM-11:55AM LCC
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
Foundational Spanish II (4 credits)
All World Language Classes include 50 minutes of required Lab time. MWF
classes meet a second hour F for Lab. MW and TTH classes include Lab in
their meeting time.
Fees: $25
9729J101 MW
9730J150 TTH
102
12:00PM-2:10PM LCC
6:30PM-8:40PM LCC
4:00PM-5:35PM LCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
8:30AM-10:05AM LCC
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
2:00PM-3:35PM LCC
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
9:00AM-12:45PM LCC
Interpersonal Communication (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121.
Fees: $5
8595M760S
9:00AM-12:30PM LCC
Weekend
8596 M761F
6:00PM-10:30PM LCC
Fast Track
S
8:30AM-5:45PM
This Section M761 starts online through PGCC 2 weeks before the first meeting
date. Start-up information will be sent to your HCC email. Meeting dates are
Friday, Saturday: Feb. 19-20; March 4-5; March 18-19. The last day to register
is February 4, 2016.
8593M701MW
10:15AM-11:50AMLCC
8594M750T
6:30PM-9:45PM LCC
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES - MT. AIRY
1902 Back Acre Circle, Mt. Airy, MD 21771
301-829-7100 (main line), 855-751-0002 (toll-free)
mtairycollegecenter.com
HCC Nursing & Allied Health
information line: 443-518-4230
Through an agreement between Howard, Carroll, and Frederick Community Colleges, students can complete classes and programs in
a number of high-demand health care occupations at the state-of-the-art Mount Airy College Center for Health Care Education.
The following credit certificate and degree programs will be available to residents of all three counties at the sponsoring institution’s
in-county tuition rate:
HCC credit students may register for foundational courses associated with these programs and general education courses at their
Howard County tuition rate. When students begin taking programmatic coursework, they will pay the in-county tuition rate for the
sponsoring institution.
BIOLOGY
BIOL-101
BIOL-204
General Biology I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-096 or ENGL-086
Fees: $43
8824 Q501 TTH
T
8827 Q550 TH
T
BIOL-106
8:30AM-9:50AM Mount Airy
10:00AM-12:50PM
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
6:00PM-9:00PM
Basic Anatomy and Physiology (4 credits)
Prerequisite: PHYS-101 or BIOL-101 or BIOL 107
Fees: $43
8843 Q550 W
M
BIOL-107
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
6:00PM-7:50PM
Fundamentals of Microbiology (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-096 or ENGL-086
Fees: $43
8862 Q501 F
F
8863 Q550 TTH
TTH
BIOL-203
8:30AM-11:20PM Mount Airy
11:30AM-2:20PM
6:00PM-7:15PM Mount Airy
7:30PM-8:45PM
Anatomy and Physiology I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-101 or BIOL-107
Fees: $43
8896 Z501 MW
W
8897 Z550 M
W
8898 Z560 S
S
12:30PM-1:50PM Mount Airy
9:00AM-11:50AM
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
6:00PM-9:00PM
9:00AM-12:00PM Mount Airy
1:00PM-4:00PM
Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: BIOL-203
Fees: $43
8916 Z501 MW
M
8917 Z550 T
TH
11:00AM-12:20PM Mount Airy
8:00AM-10:50AM
6:00PM-8:50PM Mount Airy
6:00PM-8:50PM
BUSINESS
BMGT-100 Introduction to Business and Organization (3 credits)
2473 Q050 W
6:00PM-8:50PM
Mount Airy
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES
Students must complete all clinical clearance requirements by the first
day of class. Clinical shifts are held outside of class time and may occur 7
days a week including day time, evenings, and night time. Students will be
scheduled up to 40 hours per week (combined classroom and clinical time)
during some weeks of the program.
EMSP-106
Emergency Medical Technician I (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-093 or appropriate score on English placement test.
EMSP-106 must be passed successfully before the student can attend
EMSP-107.
Fees: $100
0665 Z350 MW
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
S
9:00AM-4:00PM
This course meets for 7 weeks and ends March 23, 2016.
EMSP-107
Emergency Medical Technician II (4 credits)
Prerequisite: ENGL-093 or appropriate score on English placement test.
EMSP-106 must be passed successfully before the student can attend
EMSP-107.
Fees: $100
0667 Z350 MW
6:00PM-9:00PM Mount Airy
S
9:00AM-4:00PM
This course meets for 7 weeks and begins March 23, 2016.
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MOUNT AIRY COLLEGE CENTER
HOWARD: Cardiovascular Technology; Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic–Certificate (Formerly EMT-Basic)
CARROLL: Health Information Technology–Certificate, Associate of Applied Science; Physical Therapy Assistant
FREDERICK: Bioprocessing Technology–Associate of Applied Science; Nuclear Medicine; Respiratory Care–Associate of Applied
Science (selective admission only); Surgical Technology
SPRING 2016 CREDIT CLASSES - MT. AIRY
ENGLISH
ENGL-121
PARTNER CLASSES
College Composition (3 credits)
Prerequisite: Eligibility to enroll in ENGL-121 is based on English placement test scores or the successful completion of required developmental
English course work
2477 Z101 F
9:00AM-11:50AM Mount Airy
HISTORY
HIST-111 American History to 1877 (3 credits)
Prerequisite Eligible to enroll in ENGL-121
MOUNT AIRY COLLEGE CENTER
2446 Q901 TH
6:30PM-9:20PM
Mount Airy
MATHEMATICS
MATH-138
Prerequisite: MATH-070 or higher or appropriate score on the mathematics placement test. All sections require the use of the interactive computer
program that comes with the text.
Fees: $50
8:00AM-9:50AM
Medical Terminology
Healthcare Data Content and Structure
Pathophysiology and Pharmacology
Basic Diagnosis Coding
Basic Procedure Coding
Computer Applications in Healthcare
Advanced Coding Concepts
Reimbursement Methodologies
Healthcare Delivery Systems
BIOPROCESSING TECHNOLOGY (BPM)
Statistics (4 credits)
7861 Q401 TTH
HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (HIT)
(Students must enroll with www.carrollcc.edu to take these courses)
Mount Airy
(Students must enroll with www.frederick.edu to take these courses)
Bioprocessing Environment
Laboratory Techniques I
Bioprocessing Measurements
Techniques in Bioprocessing
Genetics
Cell Biology and Tissue Culture
RESPIRATORY CARE (RC)
(Students must enroll with www.frederick.edu to take these courses)
Pharmacology
Cardiopulmonary & Renal Anatomy & Physiology
Principles of Mechanical Ventilation
Pulmonary Rehabilitation & Home Care
Professional Seminar
Cardiopulmonary & Renal Pathophysiology
Clinical Practicum I
Clinical Practicum IV
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