South ANNUAL SCHEDULE WE HAVE A PLACE FOR YOU! About South Seattle Community College. South Seattle Community College

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1 SEATTLE CAMPUS PIKE PLACE MARKET South South Seattle Community College ALKI BEACH in West Seattle ANNUAL SCHEDULE - HELPING YOU PLAN YOUR ACADEMIC YEAR CAMPUS WE HAVE A PLACE FOR YOU! STUDENTS CAMPUS About South Seattle Community College South Seattle Community College overlooks downtown Seattle and Elliott Bay from its 87-acre wooded campus in a residential West Seattle neighborhood. Its multicultural student population selects from diverse course offerings, including a broad array of college transfer courses and more than 20 workforce education programs. Our University Center is also home to our new four-year degree programs in education, technology, and hospitality management. Telephone Numbers Area Code (206) Admissions Arboretum Basic & Transitional Studies (ABE, ESL/ELL, GED) Bernie's Pastry Shop Bookstore Brockey Center (rental/catering) Career Development Services/WorkSource Child Care Center College Transfer/Academic Programs Continuing Education Counseling & Advising Dining Rooms (reservations) Diversity and Retention Services Disability Services/Educational Support Foundation Office Georgetown Campus (formerly Duwamish) Puget Sound Industrial Excellence Center Apprenticeship & Educational Center Information Desk International Programs, Intensive English Internship Program NewHolly Learning Center Office of Instruction Parking/Security President s Office Professional and Technical Education Registration Information Running Start Student Life Tours (Student Outreach & Retention) Worker Retraining South Seattle Community College th Ave SW, Seattle, WA (206) Start Here, Go Anywhere

2 College Transfer FIVE GREAT REASONS TO EARN AN ASSOCIATE S DEGREE AT SOUTH 1. Excellent Instructors Our knowledgeable instructors provide a challenging and supportive learning environment. 2. Affordable Tuition is a great value at half the cost of most Washington state, public four-year colleges. 3. Ease of Transfer Contact an advisor or counselor at (206) or advisorsouth@sccd.ctc.edu to discuss options. 4. Convenience We offer day, evening, Saturday, online and e-learning classes. 5. On-Campus Degree Options Finish your bachelor s degree at our main campus in West Seattle with one of our partner universities Heritage University/BA or MA in Education; Eastern Washington University/BS in Technology; or City University/BS in Business Administration. Or consider South s own Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Hospitality Management. ABOUT THE ASSOCIATE 'S DEGREE University transfer students can obtain either an Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree. Specialized degree options include: AA in Business, Asian Pacific Islander Studies, or Education; as in Engineering/Computer Science, or Biological Sciences/Chemistry. Students should be able to earn a degree in two years when attending full time. Required Areas of Study to Earn an AA or AS Degree Basic Requirements - (Writing and Quantitative) Visual, Literary and Performing Arts - Understanding language, literature, communication and expression. Individuals, Cultures and Societies - Understanding ourselves within our societies, our cultures and as a global neighbor. The Natural World -Physical, natural and life sciences and their relationship to technology and their application. Electives - See a counselor or advisor for a list of elective courses. 2 Get Oriented All newly-registered students receive an orientation packet in the mail, as well as follow up phone calls and offers for campus tours. A welcome reception and resource fair is held at the start of fall quarter. Online orientation is also a great way to get to know South. Use your student ID number and address to login at: THE SOUTH ADVANTAGE You ll find many resources to help you get started and succeed at South. They include free tutoring, study skills workshops, Writing Center, textbook loan library, multicultural programs, Computer Commons, study rooms, and career service center. High School Students Running Start Program - (206) College-ready high school juniors and seniors can enroll in college courses and earn credits toward an associate s degree, on a tuition-free basis. Participants take oncampus classes as part of their high school program and receive dual high school and college credit. TRANSFERRING South has direct transfer agreements with nearly all four-year schools in Washington. Students transferring with an AA degree will be awarded 90 credits toward their 180-credit baccalaureate degree. LEARN MORE ABOUT US For more information call (206) or visit southseattle.edu/programs/academ.htm. For the hearing and speech impaired: Voice: TDD: Telebraille:

3 3 ABR AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR ABR 111 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION TECHNOLOGY ABR 112 SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES ABR 113 WELDING AND CUTTING ABR 121 PANEL REPLACEMENT AND ALIGNMENT ABR 122 WORKING WITH TRIM AND HARDWARE ABR 123 METAL STRAIGHTENING ABR 124 BODY FILLERS ABR 131 UNDERSTANDING AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES ABR 132 PREPARING THE SURFACE FOR REFINISHING ABR 133 PREPARING EQUIPMENT, PAINT & REFINISHING MAT ABR 134 DETAILING ABR 151 METAL STRAIGHTENING ABR 152 BODY FILLERS ABR 153 UNDERSTAND AUTO FINISH ABR 161 DAMAGE ANALYSIS ABR 162 DOOR SKIN REPAIR/REPLACEMENT ABR 163 QUARTER PANEL REPLACEMENT ABR 164 MOVEABLE GLASS AND HARDWARE ABR 171 STRAITENING STRUCTURAL PARTS ABR 172 FULL AND PARTIAL PANEL REPLACEMENT ABR 173 RESTORING CORROSION PROTECTION ABR 181 STEERING AND SUSPENSION ABR 182 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS ABR 183 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS ABR 191 APPLYING THE FINISH ABR 192 BLENDING COLOR ABR 193 SOLVING PAINT APPLICATION PROBLEMS ABR 194 FINISH DEFECTS, CAUSES AND CURES ACC ACCOUNTING ACCT 110 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING I ACCT 120 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING II ACCT 197 WORK EXPERIENCE/ACCOUNTING ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ACCT& PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I ACCT& 202 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II ACCT& 203 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING III ACCT 214 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ACCT 257 BUSINESS TAX ACCOUNTING AHE ALLIED HEALTH (MEDICAL OFFICE CLERK) AHE 124 SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS FOR HEALTHCARE AHE 130 MEDICAL CODING AND INSURANCE PROCESSING AHE 168 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY AME AMERICAN ETHNIC STUDIES AME 151 SOCIETIES AND CULTURES OF THE UNITED STATES AME 201 DIVERSITY & SOCIAL JUSTICE AMT AVIATION MAINTENANCE AMT 111 BASIC SCIENCE FOR AVIATION AMT 112 BASIC ELECTRICITY FOR AVIATION AMT 113 AIRFRAME STRUCTURE AND REPAIR

4 4 AMT 133 POWERPLANT THEORY AND MAINTENANCE AMT 214 AIRFRAME SYSTEMS AMT 215 ADVANCED AIRFRAME AMT 234 POWERPLANT SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS AMT 235 ADVANCED POWERPLANT ANP ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY SEE BIOL 241 & 242 ANT ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH& 100 SURVEY OF ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH& BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH& CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH& PEOPLES OF MAINLAND SOUTHEAST ASIA ART ART FINE ART ART& 100 ART APPRECIATION ART 101 DESIGN - COLOR ART 102 DESIGN COLOR ART 103 DESIGN - COLOR ART 111 DRAWING 6/29-7/23/09 ART 112 DRAWING 6/29-7/23/09 ART 113 DRAWING 6/29-7/23/09 ART 114 INTRO TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I ART 115 INTRO TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II ART 170 PHOTOGRAPHY AS AN ART LANGUAGE 7/27-8/20/09 ART 201 PAINTING ART 202 PAINTING ART 203 PAINTING ART 205 WATERCOLOR ART 206 WATERCOLOR ART 207 WATERCOLOR ART 210 COMPUTER ART W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID ART 211 SCULPTURE ART 212 SCULPTURE ART 213 SCULPTURE ART 214 ADVANCED COMPUTER ART ART 215 ADVANCED COMPUTER ART II W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID W (E) HYBRID ART 221 CERAMICS ART 222 CERAMICS ART 223 CERAMICS ART 299 SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN ART ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED

5 5 ASL AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ASL& 121 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I ASL& 122 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II ASL& 123 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III AST ASTRONOMY ASTR& 100 SURVEY OF ASTRONOMY ASTR 201 UNIVERSE AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE AUT AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY (Program Being Revised) MVM 100 AUTOMOTIVE THEORY I MVM AUTOMOTIVE T THEORY II AUT INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AUT 102 ADVANCED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AUT 104 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS AUT 106 BASIC POWER ACCESSORIES AUT 112 MANUAL TRANSAXLES AND CLUTCHES AUT 114 MANUAL TRANSMISSIONS, TRANSFER CASES & DRIVE AXL AUT 116 AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING AUT 118 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION DIAGNOSIS AND SERVICE AUT 120 ADVANCED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REPAIR AUT 122 STEERING AND SUSPENSION AUT 124 TIRES AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT AUT 126 BASIC BRAKE SYSTEMS AUT 127 ADVANCED BRAKE SYSTEMS AUT 128 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE DIAGNOSIS/REMOVE & REPLACE AUT 130 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE REBUILD AUT 132 AUTOMOTIVE WELDING AUT 134 INTRODUCTION TO DRIVABILITY AUT 138 FUEL SYSTEM SERVICING AUT 140 ENGINE COMPUTERS AUT 142 EMISSION CONTROLS & DIAGNOSTIC TEST EQUIPMENT ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED AUT 197 INDUSTRY INTERNSHIP ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED AUT 299 SPECIAL TOPICS: AUTOMOTIVE BIO BIOLOGY BIOL& 100 SURVEY OF BIOLOGY BIOL& 160 GENERAL BIOLOGY WITH LAB Daily (D TTH (E) BIOL& 211 MAJORS CELLULAR BIOLOGY Daily(D) BIOL& 212 MAJORS ANIMAL BIOLOGY BIOL& 213 MAJORS PLANT BIOLOGY BIOL& 241 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I BIOL& 242 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II 6/29-7/23/09 7/27-8/20/09 Sa (HYBRID Daily (D

6 BIOL& 242 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II, continued BIOL& 260 MICROBIOLOGY 6 BUS BUSINESS BUS &101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS BUS 104 KEYBOARDING TWTh (D) BUS 106 KEYBOARDING/SKILL BUILDING TWTh(D) BUS 113 DIVERSITY ISSUES IN BUSINESS BUS 115 COMPUTATIONAL SKILL BUILDING TWTh(D) MW(E) BUS 116 BUSINESS MATH/SPREADSHEETS TWTh(D)) BUS 131 INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS I Daily (D BUS 140 CUSTOMER RELATIONS Daily (D BUS 169 USING COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS I BUS 170 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY I TWTh(D) TWTh(D) BUS 175 APPLIED BUSINESS STATISTICS: DECISION-MAKING APP BUS 177 SPREADSHEETS TWTh(D) BUS 179 WORD PROCESSING TWTh (D) BUS 182 INFORMATION AND DATABASE MANAGEMENT BUS 197 WORK EXPERIENCE/BUSINESS OCCUPATIONS ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED BUS & 201 BUSINESS LAW BUS 210 BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC STATISTICS M Th (D) BUS 216 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT BUS 230 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS BUS 235 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS IN BUSINESS CHE CHEMISTRY CHEM 110 CHEMISTRY CONCEPTS CHEM& 121 INTRO TO CHEMISTRY CHEM& INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY CHEM& INTRO TO BIOCHEMISTRY CHEM& 139 GENERAL CHEMISTRY PREP CHEM& 161 GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH LAB I M-Th(D)

7 CHEM& 162 GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH LAB II CHEM& 163 GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH LAB III CHEM& 241 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I CHEM& 242 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II CHEM& 243 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III CHEM& 251 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB I CHEM& 252 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB II CHI CHINESE CHIN& CHINESE I CHIN& CHINESE II CHIN& CHINESE III CHIN& CHINESE IV CHIN& CHINESE V CHIN& CHINESE VI CMN COMMUNICATIONS CMST& 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION CMST 115 OVERCOMING COMMUNICATION ANXIETY CMST& 210 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 7 W (E) Hybrid Th (E) HYBRID Th (E) HYBRID Th (E) HYBRID CMST& 220 PUBLIC SPEAKING MW(E) CMST& 230 SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION CMST 245 MEDIA COMMUNICATION AND CRITICISM CMST 275 COMMUNICATION CTD COMMERCIAL DRIVER TRAINING CTD 138 BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLE DRIVING CSC COMPUTER SCIENCE CSC 110 INTRO TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CSC 142 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS CTN COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY NOTE: The Computing Technology Program is undergoing revisions. Be sure to check the college website and current schedule for the most accurate information. CTN 100 BEGINNING COMPUTERS CTN 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY TThF(D) CTN 120 DATABASES I CTN 121 DATABASES II MWF(D) CTN 131 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING TThF (D) TThF (D) CTN 142 OPERATING SYSTEMS II TThF (D) CTN 143 OPERATING SYSTEMS III TThF (D) CTN 160 WEB PRODUCTION I TThF (D) CTN 161 WEB PRODUCTION II MW(E) CTN 163 DYNAMIC PUBLISHING ON THE WEB (ASP.NET) MWF(D) CTN 164 MULTIMEDIA ON THE WEB

8 CTN 165 USABILITY DESIGN CTN 170 PC HARDWARE I MWF(D) CTN 171 PC HARDWARE II CTN 224 WEB SERVER CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT TThF (D) CTN 231 VISUAL BASIC I CTN 267 XML I MWF(D) CTN 270 LOCAL AREA NETWORKS I CTN 274 LOCAL AREA NETWORKS III CTN 277 NETWORK SECURITY CTN 282 CISCO I CTN 283 CISCO II CTN 284 CISCO III CTN 285 CISCO IV TThF (D) TThF (D) TThF (D) MWF(D) TThF (D) CTN 295 HELP DESK, RESEARCH & CUSTOMER SERVICE CTN 298 SPECIAL TOPICS W (E) DRA DRAMA DRMA 108 REHEARSAL & PERFORMANCE MWTh (D) DRMA 120 INTRODUCTION TO ACTING MWTh (D) ECO ECONOMICS ECON 100 SURVEY OF ECONOMICS Daily D) ECON& 201 MICROECONOMICS Daily(D) ECON& 202 MACROECONOMICS Daily(D) EDU EDUCATION SEMINARS EDUC 200 PEER TUTORING EDUC 250 PARAPROFESSIONALS W (E) EGR ENGINEERING ENGR 110 ENGINEERING ORIENTATION F (D) F (D) ENGR& 111 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS I ENGR& 112 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS II ENGR 116 ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CREATIVITY ENGR& 204 ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS MWF(D) ENGR& 214 STATICS ENGR& 215 DYNAMICS ENGR& 225 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS ENGL& 230 TECHNICAL WRITING ENGR 298 SPECIAL TOPICS ENGR 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY ENG ENGLISH ENGL 080 WRITING SKILLS I ENGL 081 READING SKILLS I ENGL 082 WRITING SKILLS II ENGL 084 SPELLING AND VOCABULARY ENGL 086 GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION I ENGL 091 BASIC READING AND STUDY SKILLS I Th (E) 8

9 ENGL 094 BASIC WRITING IMPROVEMENT I TTH (E) ENGL 095 COLLEGE PREPARATORY READING AND STUDY SKILLS III ENGL 096 WRITING IMPROVEMENT II ENGL 098 COLLEGE PREPARATORY WRITING III M (E) HYBRID M (E) HYBRID ENGL 099 COLLEGE PREPARATORY WRITING V ENGL& 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I ENGL& 102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II ENGL 103 TRANSITIONAL ENGLISH ENGL 105 APPLIED COMPOSITION ENGL 106 TECHNICAL WRITING M-Th (D M M M M MWF(D) Daily(D) M M M MWF(D) ENGL 108 TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING ARRANGED ARRANGED ENGL& 111 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE Daily (D ENGL& 113 INTRODUCTION TO POETRY W (E) W (E) W (E) W (E) ENGL 151 CREATIVE WRITING ENGL 152 CREATIVE WRITING ENGL 153 CREATIVE WRITING 9

10 ENGL 198 SA (D)T/PREP COURSE 10 6/29-7/23/09 SEPT OCT NOV FEB MAR MAR APR MAY ENGL 201 ADVANCED COMPOSITION ENGL 214: MAJOR BRITISH WRITERS ENGL 231 CHILDREN S LITERATURE ENGL 232 YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE ENGL 233 COMING OF AGE ENGL& 245 AMERICAN LITERATURE II ENGL& 246 AMERICAN LITERATURE III ENGL 252 NOVELS OF WESTERN LITERATURE ENGL 253 STUDIES IN THE NOVEL ENGL& 256 WORLD LITERATURE III ENGL 258 LITERATURE OF AMERICAN CULTURE ENGL 260 ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE ENGL 214 MAJOR BRITISH WRITERS ENV - ENVIRONMENTAL ENV 150 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS ENV 221 NUCLEAR CHOICES FRE FRENCH FRCH& 121 FRENCH I FRCH& 122 FRENCH II FRCH& 123 FRENCH III FSD CULINARY ARTS FSD 100 FOOD SAFETY & SANITATION FSD 102 THEORY 5 FSD 103 THEORY 3 FSD 104 THEORY 1 FSD 105 THEORY 2 FSD 106 THEORY 4 FSD 108 OPERATIONS FSD 110 FOOD SERVER 1 FSD 111 PANTRY 1 FSD 112 FOOD PREPARATION 1 FSD 113 PURCHASING FSD 114 FOOD SERVER 4 FSD 115 INVENTORY FSD 120 SHORT ORDER FSD 121 FOOD PREPARATION 2 FSD 122 FOOD SERVER 2 FSD 124 FOOD PREPARATION 3 FSD 130 PANTRY 2 FSD 131 RESTAURANT BAKING 1 FSD 133 SAUCE 1 FSD 134 SAUTE 1 FSD 135 RESTAURANT BAKING 2 FSD 136 MEAT CUTTING 1 FSD 137 MEAT CUTTING 2 FSD 138 GARDE MANGER 1 FSD 139 COOKING 1 FSD 140 FOOD PREPARATION 4 FSD 141 SAUTE 2 FSD 143 FOOD SERVER 3 FSD 144 FOOD SERVER LEAD

11 11 FSD 145 GARDE MANGER 2 FSD 150 SAUCE 2 FSD 151 SAUTE 3 FSD 152 PREP LEAD 1 FSD 153 PREP 4 LEAD FSD 154 PANTRY LEAD FSD 155 SHORT ORDER LEAD FSD 156 SAUTE LEAD FSD 160 PASTRY ORIENTATION FSD 166 BREAD 1 FSD 167 COOKIES 1 FSD 168 CAKES 1 FSD 169 PIES FSD 170 COOKIES 2 FSD 171 BREAD 2 FSD 172 BREAD 3 FSD 175 FRENCH PASTRY 1 FSD 176 DESSERT 1 FSD 177 FRENCH PASTRY 2 FSD 178 DECORATING 1 FSD 179 DESSERT 2 FSD 180 CAKES 2 FSD 183 CHOCOLATE 1 FSD 184 DECORATING 2 FSD 185 PETIT FOURS FSD 186 BREAD 4 FSD 188 CHOCOLATE 2 FSD 189 DECORATING 3 FSD 190 FRENCH PASTRY 3 FSD 191 DECORATING 4 FSD 192 SHOW PIECES FSD 193 HEAD PASTRY 1 FSD 194 HEAD PASTRY 2 FSD 195 HEAD PASTRY III FSD 196 CHOCOLATE 3 FSD 197 DESSERTS 3 HOS 203 COMMERCIAL FOOD NUTRITION GEL GEOLOGY GEOL& 101 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY GEOL 106 DINOSAURS GEOL& 110 GEOLOGY & HUMAN ENVIRONMENT GEOL& 208 GEOLOGY OF THE NORTHWEST HDC HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HDC 100 CAREER PLANNING W (D) HDC 101 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE SUCCESS (2-WK EXPRESS) 9/09-9/23 HDC 101 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE SUCCESS HDC 200 ORIENTATION TO SUCCESS IN THE AMERICAN COLLEGE HDM DIESEL & HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY HDM 101 INTRODUCTION TO HEAVY DUTY DIESEL REPAIR HDM 102 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS BASICS HDM 104 BATTERIES, GENERATORS, ALTERNATORS HDM 106 CRANKING AND LIGHTING SYSTEMS HDM HYDRAULICS HDM 113 BASIC WELDING AND CUTTING - DIESEL

12 HDM 123 DIESEL ENGINES HDM 124 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE HDM 127 DRIVE TRAIN HDM 128 BASIC GASOLINE ENGINES HDM 138 STEERING, SUSPENSION AND BRAKES HDM 171 LIFT TRUCK OPERATOR HDM 191 ADVANCED GASOLINE ENGINES HDM 193 HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING HDM INTERNSHIP HEAVY DUTY DIESEL ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED HDM 201 SHOP PRACTICES HDM 298 ADVANCED SPECIAL TOPICS HDM ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED HEA HEALTH HEA 125 HEALTH AND WELLNESS HEA 150 HEALTH AND HUMAN SEXUALITY HEA HEALTH AND FITNESS HIS HISTORY HIST& 126 WORLD CIVILIZATIONS I W (E) HIST& 127 WORLD CIVILIZATIONS II W (E) HIST& 128 WORLD CIVILIZATIONS III W (E) HIST 131 ASIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY HIST 140 WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY HIST& 146 U.S. HISTORY I HIST& U.S. HISTORY II Daily (D HIST& 148 U.S. HISTORY III HIST 211 HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST M Th (D) HIST& 214 PACIFIC NORTHWEST HISTORY HYBRID HIST 241 HISTORY OF SE ASIA HIST 242 VIETNAMESE AMERICAN WAR HMG HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT - BAS DEGREE HMG 301 INTRO TO HOSPITALITY HMG 302 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT HMG 303 HOSPITALITY MARKETING MW(D) HMG 310 HOSPITALITY COMPUTER APPLICATIONS HMG 311 LODGING OPERATIONS HMG 312 LEGAL ISSUES IN HOSPITALITY MW(D) HMG ENTREPRENEURSHIP MW(D) HMG 314 DIVERSITY AND CULTURE IN GLOBAL TRAVEL & TOURISM HMG 401 COST CONTROLS HMG 402 HOSPITALITY ACCOUNTING HMG 411 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT MW(D) HMG 412 SERVICES OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MW(D) HMG 420 ETHICAL LEADERSHIP MW(D) HMG 489 PROFESSIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT HMG INTERNSHIP MW(D) HMG 491 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT CAPSTONE MW(D) HMG 491 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT CAPSTONE HUM HUMANITIES HUM 110 INTRODUCTION TO FILM HUM 120 INTRO TO ASIAN FILM HUM 210 GAY & LESBIAN STUDIES HUM 261 JAPANESE CIVILIZATION 12

13 IEL INTENSIVE ENGLISH IEL 040 READING, GRAMMAR & WRITING I MTWTh (D) IEL 045 SPEAKING & LISTENING I MTWTh (D) IEL 050 READING, WRITING AND GRAMMAR I MTWTh (D) IEL 055 SPEAKING & LISTENING II MTWTh (D) IEL 060 READING III MTWTh (D) IEL 061 WRITING III MTWTh (D) IEL 065 SPEAKING & LISTENING III MTWTh (D) Daily (D IEL 070 READING IV MTWTh (D) IEL 071 WRITING IV MTWTh (D) IEL 072 WRITING WORKSHOP IV MTWTh (D) IEL 075 ADVANCED PRONUNCIATION MTWTh (D) IEL 080 READING V MTWTh (D) IEL 081 WRITING V MTWTh (D) IEL 082 WRITING WORKSHOP V MTWTh (D) INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ISP JAPANESE CIVILIZATION JPN JAPANESE JAPN& 121 JAPANESE I JAPN& 122 JAPANESE II JAPN& 123 JAPANESE III JRN JOURNALISM JRN 101 JOURNALISM TWTh(D) LHO LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE LHO 100 THE LANDSCAPE INDUSTRY M (E) LHO 105 LANDSCAPE DESIGN BASICS M (D) LHO 108 WEED IDENTIFICATION & MANAGEMENT M (D) LHO 109 INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT Th (D) M (E) LHO 111 GREENHOUSE OPERATIONS F (D) LHO 112 NURSERY OPERATIONS LHO 115 FALL PLANT IDENTIFICATION M (D) T (D) LHO 116 WINTER PLANT IDENTIFICATION T(D) Th(D) LHO 117 SPRING PLANT IDENTIFICATION LHO 119 NATIVE PLANTS FOR NW LANDSCAPES LHO 120 PERENNIAL PLANT IDENTIFICATION LHO 121 LANDSCAPE DESIGN I LHO 125 LANDSCAPE DESIGN II LHO 135 INTRODUCTION TO IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE LHO 137 LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT LHO 140 INTRO TO ARBORICULTURE LHO 150 PRINCIPLES OF HORTICULTURE SCIENCE I F (D) T (D) W (D) W (E) F (D) T(D) LHO 151 PRINCIPLES OF HORTICULTURE SCIENCE II W (D) W (E) LHO 152 SOILS M(D) W (E) T (D) Th (D) M(E) F (D) T (D) W (D) 13

14 LHO 155 PRUNING W (D) F (D) LHO 160 GARDEN RENOVATION M (D) LHO 166 COLOR THEORY T(D) LHO 189 INTRO TO CONSTRUCTION T(D) LHO 197 INTERNSHIP ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED LHO 210 PLANT PROBLEM DIAGNOSTICS Th(D) LHO 215 PLANT PROPAGATION FOR HORTICULTURE F (D) LHO 217 PLANT PROPAGATION WORKSHOP F(D) LHO 236 ADVANCED IRRIGATION LHO 238 MAINTENANCE ESTIMATING & BIDDING W (E) LHO 250 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FOR HORTICULTURE F (D) LHO 262 LANDSCAPE DESIGN III F (D) LHO 264 LANDSCAPE DESIGN IV W (D) LHO 265 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTS AND SPECIFICATIONS Th (E) LHO 266 LANDSCAPE DESIGN V W (D) LHO 267 CAD FOR LANDSCAPING I Th (D) LHO 268 CAD FOR LANDSCAPING II W(D) LHO 272 LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT I Th (D) LHO 273 LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT II Th (D) LHO 276 DESIGNING WITH NATIVE PLANTS LHO 299 SPECIAL TOPICS IN LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED LIB LIBRARY SCIENCE LIB 101 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION RESOURCES T (D) T (D) T (D) LIB 180 RESEARCH FOR THE 21 ST CENTURY MAT MATHEMATICS MATH 081 MODULAR MATH LAB M Th (D) MATH 083 ARITHMETIC MATH 084 ALGEBRA I MATH 085 ALGEBRA II MATH 086 GEOMETRY I ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED MATH 087 GEOMETRY II ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED MATH 097 MATH EXPRESS - ALGEBRA I & II 14

15 MATH 098 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA MATH 102 COLLEGE ALGEBRA MATH& 107 MATH IN SOCIETY M Th (D) MATH 109 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS MATH 110 APPLIED MATH FOR TECHNICIANS MATH 116 APPLICATIONS OF MATH TO MANAGEMENT LIFE SCI MATH& 141 PRE-CALCULUS I MATH& 142 PRE-CALCULUS II MATH& 148 BUSINESS CALCULUS MATH& 151 CALCULUS I MATH& 152 CALCULUS II MATH& 153 CALCULUS III MATH 170 MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS MATH 171 MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS 2 MATH 198 SAT PREP 6/29-7/23/09 SEPT OCT NOV FEB MAR (D) APR APR MAY MATH 220 LINEAR ALGEBRA MATH Q-VECTOR CALCULUS MATH 238 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MET MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MET 102 CREATIVE TECHNICAL PROBLEM SOLVING MET 210 TECH STRENGTH MATERIALS MUS MUSIC MUSC 100 MUSIC IN THE WESTERN WORLD MUSC 110 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD MUSIC MUSC 113 MUSIC IN THE UNITED STATES MUSC 116 ROCK MUSIC - HISTORY MUSC 117 ROCK MUSIC II 15

16 MUSC 119 BEGINNING GROUP VOICE MWTh (D) MWTh (D) MWTH (D) MUSC 120 INTERMEDIATE GROUP VOICE II MWTh (D) MWTh (D) MWTh (D) MUSC 126 BEGINNING GROUP PIANO MUSC 127 INTERMEDIATE GROUP PIANO I MUSC 128 INTERMEDIATE GROUP PIANO II MUSC 140 COLLEGE CHOIR MUSC 160 BLUES AND ITS INFLUENCE 16 MUSC 161 AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC MUSC 165 COMMUNITY CHORALE M (E) M (E) M (E) MUSC 221 SECOND YEAR PIANO I MUSC 222 ADVANCED GROUP INSTRUCTION: PIANO MUSC 223 ADVANCED GROUP INSTRUCTION: PIANO MUSC 299 PRACTICUM IN MUSIC ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED NTR NUTRITION NTR 150 HUMAN NUTRITION NUR NURSING (NURSE ASSISTANT CERTIFIED, LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE, AND REGISTERED NURSE LADDER PROGRAM) NUR 170 CNA BASIC HEALTH CARE NUR 171 LPN I FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING NUR 172 LPN II MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING I NUR 173 LPN III MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING II NUR 174 LPN IV OBSTETRIC/PEDIATRIC NURSING NUR 245 RN I NURSING THEORY I: OBSTETRIC/PEDIATRIC NURSING NUR 246 RN I NURSING LAB I NUR 247 RN I NURSING EXPERIENCE I NUR 249 RN I HEALTH AND WELLNESS NUR 252 RN II NURSING ROLE LEADERSHIP/MANAGEMENT/ETHICAL AND LEGAL ISSUES NUR 255 RN II NURSING THEORY II PSYCHOSOCIAL/MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING`

17 NUR 257 RN II NURSING EXPERIENCE II NUR 265 RN III NURSING THEORY III MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING NUR 266 RN III NURSING LAB II NUR 267 RN III NURSING EXPERIENCE III NUR 270 RN III SENIOR PRACTICUM OCE OCEANOGRAPHY OCE 100 SURVEY OF OCEANOGRAPHY ` PEC PHYSICAL EDUCATION PEC 110 RESISTANCE TRAINING PEC 133 SOCCER PEC 136 YOGA T (D) W(D) M (E) T (D) W (D) M (E) T (D) W (D) M (E) PEC 150 PHYSICAL FITNESS PEC 151 PHYSICAL FITNESS PEC 165 BODY CONDITIONING TTH (D) PEC 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED PHI PHILOSOPHY PHIL& 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY PHIL& 106 INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC PHIL 267 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION PHY PHYSICS PHYS 111 TECHNICAL PHYSICS I PHYS 112 TECHNICAL PHYSICS II PHYS 113 TECHNICAL PHYSICS III PHYS& 121 GENERAL PHYSICS I PHYS& 122 GENERAL PHYSICS II PHYS& 123 GENERAL PHYSICS III PHYS& 221 ENGINEERING PHYSICS I PHYS& 222 ENGINEERING PHYSICS II PHYS& 223 ENGINEERING PHYSICS III POL POLITICAL SCIENCE POLS& 101 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE POLS& INTRODUCTION TO LAW POLS& 202 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Th (D) DAILY (D) Th (D) Th(D) Th (D) POLS& 203 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 17

18 PSY PSYCHOLOGY PSYC& 100 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY MW(E) PSYC& 200 LIFESPAN PSYCHOLOGY PSYC& 220 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 230 HUMAN SEXUALITY PSYC 240 PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN RELATIONS TWTh (D) TWTh (D) TWTh (D) PSYC 245 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY REL RELIGION REL 150 INTRODUCTION TO THE WORLD'S MAJOR RELIGIONS REL 151 EASTERN RELIGION SCI SCIENCE SCI 110 INTRO TO ROBOTICS SMG SUPERVISION & MANAGEMENT SMG 100 LEADERSHIP AND SUPERVISION MW(E) SMG 103 SUPERVISING A DIVERSE WORKFORCE MW(E) SMG 110 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (substitute an accounting class) SMG 120 HIRING PERSONNEL SMG 131 SUPERVISION & GROUP BEHAVIOR SMG 201 THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MANAGER SMG 210 PROJECT MANAGEMENT SMG 213 FUNDRAISING & GRANT WRITING SMG 217 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR SMG 220 PERSONNEL PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SMG 222 MANAGEMENT AND LABOR RELATIONS MW(E) MW(E) SMG 223 MARKETING MEETINGS & PRESENTATIONAL SKILLS SMG 233 NON-PROFIT STAFF, BOARD & VOLUNTEER DEV SMG 243 IT S THE LAW: NON-PROFIT CONTRACTS & LIABILITIES SMG 253 EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT & LEADERSHIP SMG 263 NON-PROFIT STRATEGIC PLANNING SOC SOCIOLOGY SOC& 101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SOC 105 SOCIOLOGY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS SOC 230 HUMAN SEXUALITY SOC 245 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY SOC 253 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR SWF 200 SOCIAL WORK SPA SPANISH SPAN& 121 SPANISH I M-Th (E) 6/29-7/23/09 6/29-7/23/09 M-Th (E) 6/29-7/23/09 18

19 SPAN& 122 SPANISH II SPAN& 123 SPANISH III 7/27-8/20/09 M-Th (E) 7/27-8/20/09 M-Th (E) 8/24-9/17/09 MW(E) SPAN& 221 SPANISH IV SPAN& 222 SPANISH V SPAN& 223 SPANISH VI TDR COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN TDR 121 DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY I TDR 123 DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY II TDR 126 SPACE GEOMETRY MW(D) MW(D) MW(D) TDR 129 INDUSTRIAL BLUEPRINT READING MW(D) MW(D) MW(D) TDR 131 INTRODUCTION TO CAD 2-D TDR 133 INTERMEDIATE CAD 2-D TDR 160 SURVEYING/DRAFTING/DESIGN ARR (D) TDR 169 CAD ELECTRICAL MWF(D) TDR 179 CAD MECHANICAL TDR 228 CAD SHEET METAL TDR 230 BASIC CAD 3D TDR 231 ADVANCED CAD 3-D TDR 236 DESIGN PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS ARRANGED TDR 237 DESIGN PROJECT CIVIL ARRANGED (D) TDR 238 DESIGN PROJECT II ARRANGED (D) TDR 263 APPLIED MECHANICS I ARRANGED (D) TDR 268 CAD ARCHITECTURAL ARRANGED (D) TDR 272 APPLIED MECHANICS II ARRANGED (D) TDR 280 GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING & TOLERANCING ARRANGED (D) TDR 298 SPECIAL TOPICS ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED ARRANGED INT 100 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES MET 102 CREATIVE TECHNICAL PROBLEM SOLVING VTN VIETNAMESE VIET& VIETNAMESE I VIET& 122- VIETNAMESE II VIET& VIETNAMESE III WFT WELDING FABRICATION WFT 100 WELDING PROCESSES AND APPLICATIONS WFT 101 USE OF POWER TOOLS IN WELDING FABRICATION WFT 105 USE OF BLUEPRINTS IN WELDING FABRICATION WFT 106 BASIC LAYOUT SKILLS WFT 107 ADVANCED LAYOUT Daily (D Daily (D ) 19

20 20 WFT 108 FABRICATION ESTIMATING AND LAYOUT WFT 109 DEVELOPMENT OF WELDING PROCEDURE WFT 110 MOTOR VEHICLE WELDING FABRICATION FOR AUTOMOTIVE Daily (D Daily (D ) WFT 119 USE OF PRESS BRAKE IN WELDING FABRICATION Daily (D Daily (D ) WFT 120 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING WFT 121 BASIC OXYACETYLENE CUTTING AND JOINING WFT 122 AIR CARBON ARC CUTTING (CAC-A) WFT 123 USE OF WELDING SYMBOLS WFT 124 GAS METAL AND FLUX CORE ARC WELDING WFT 125 FLAME-SHAPING AS A FORMING METHOD WFT 126 PUNCHING AND SHEARING WFT 127 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING WFT 128 FABRICATION OF ALUMINUM WELDMENTS WFT 129 WELDING INSPECTION AND EVALUATION WFT 130 WELDING CERTIFICATIONS WFT 131 MATERIAL HANDLING WFT 132 MAINTENANCE & REPAIR WELDING TECHNIQUES WFT 133 SALVAGE AND RECONSTRUCTION OF WELDMENTS WFT 134 USE OF HEAT TREAT WELDING Daily (D ) WFT 137 CONSTRUCTION OF WELDING LOCATION JIGS & FIXTURES WFT 138 ADVANCED FABRICATION OF WELDMENTS WFT 139 EMPLOYEE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Daily (D WFT 140 INDUSTRY INTERNSHIP WFT 123 USE OF WELDING SYMBOLS WFT 124 GAS METAL AND FLUX CORE ARC WELDING WFT 125 FLAME-SHAPING AS A FORMING METHOD WFT 126 PUNCHING AND SHEARING WFT 127 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING WFT 128 FABRICATION OF ALUMINUM WELDMENTS WFT 129 WELDING INSPECTION AND EVALUATION

21 WIN WINE TECHNOLOGY (NORTHWEST WINE ACADEMY) WIN 101 INTRO TO ENOLOGY T(E), T (D), T (D) WIN 102 ENOLOGY LABORATORY ANALYSIS W(E) WIN 103 ELEMENTS OF WINE PRODUCTION M (E) WIN 104 ELEMENTS OF WINE PRODUCTION II M (E) WIN 105 ELEMENTS OF WINE PRODUCTION III M (E) WIN 107 WINERY PRODUCTION I Th(E) WIN 108 WINERY PRODUCTION II W(E) WIN 109 WINERY PRODUCTION III W (E) WIN 121 INTRODUCTION TO VITICULTURE Th (E) Th (E) WIN 123 SENSORY EVALUATION W (E) W (E), Th (E), (D) Th (E), (D) WIN 131 INTRODUCTION TO WASHINGTON WINES Th (E) Th (E) WIN 132 WINE HISTORY AND APPRECIATION M (E) M (E) WIN 133 INTRODUCTION TO WINES OF THE WORLD (D) TW (E), (D) TW (E), (D) WIN 141 WINE MARKETING AND SA (D)LES M (E) M (E) M (E) WIN 151 INTRODUCTION TO FOOD AND WINE PAIRING M (E) M (E) M (E) M (E) WIN 152 ADVANCED FOOD & WINE PAIRING WIN 153 VARIETALS I - FOOD & WINE PAIRING WIN 154 VARIETALS II - FOOD & WINE PAIRING WIN 155 VARIETALS III - FOOD & WINE PAIRING 21

22 Save on fuel costs with online learning at South. Take classes on the Internet and through or on television! Distance Learning at South gives you these class options: South Online Courses developed at South, where you use to communicate with your campus instructor. Classes usually begin with an on-campus orientation. Washington Online A cooperative program from the Washington State Community and Technical College system, with courses developed by college instructors from across the state. Telecourses Students view video programs each week broadcast at specific times on SCCtv or KBTC, or the classes are available on videocassettes. Personal Enrichment A number of non-credit courses are available through South s Continuing Education Department. More information (206)

23 4-Year Degrees... Get one Enroll in our Bachelor of Applied Science in Hospitality Management program! Become a Leader in the Hospitality Industry The Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) degree in Hospitality Management at South Seattle Community College prepares students who have completed a two-year technical or approved associate s degree for a broad skill set of competencies in the growing hospitality industry. The degree provides students with upper-division discipline classes for the preparation of management, marketing, human resource, and technical positions in all facets of the hospitality industry. These include tourism, hotel operation, restaurant management, catering, cruise ship-casino operations, and travel. Students also have the opportunity to gain occupational competencies through internships and networking with industry leaders. We know that students are busy. In this program you can attend school part time and work while you do it. To get on a mailing list or have questions answered, please contact Cynthia Calderón, Program Coordinator, at (206) or ccalderon@sccd.ctc.edu. I ve loved it so far. It s an intense business program, and I ve found the focus on management, budget and f inance very helpful. Having the opportunity on campus to enter directly from the Business Information Technology program was pretty exciting. - Nancy Mathew, BAS student 22

24 with us or Our Partners! Bachelor of Arts in Education with Residency Certification and Elementary (K-8) and ESL Endorsements (K-12) Master s Degree Programs in Education Contact: Judy Jennings, (206) or jennings_j@heritage.edu Bachelor of Science (BS) in Technology, Applied Technology Option Become more employable make your AAS degree in Computing Technology or Business Information Technology more powerful. Contact: Greg Dempsey, Jr., (425) or greg.dempsey@mail.ewu.edu 23 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) Earn your 4-year degree right here on campus. Contact: Jessie Webber, (800) , x5297