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AdministrAtion Center3520 - 30th AvenueKenosha, WI 53144-1690262.564.3300

Burlington Center496 McCanna Pkwy.262.767.5200

Center for AdvAnCedteChnology & innovAtionRenaissance Business Park 2320 Renaissance Blvd. Sturtevant, WI 53177262.898.7500

Center for BiosCienCe& informAtion teChnology3520 - 30th AvenueKenosha, WI 53144-1690262.564.3600

elkhorn CAmpus400 County Road HElkhorn, WI 53121-2046262.741.8200

hero Center380 McCanna Pkwy.Burlington, WI 53105-3622262.767.5204

horizon Center for trAnsportAtionteChnology4940 - 88th AvenueKenosha, WI 53144-7467262.564.3900

kenoshA CAmpus3520 - 30th AvenueKenosha, WI 53144-1690262.564.2200

lAkeview AdvAnCedteChnology Center 9449 - 88th Avenue (Highway H)Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158-2216262.564.3400

rACine CAmpus1001 South Main StreetRacine, WI 53403-1582262.619.6200

TTY 262.741.8492 • VP 866.971.7688

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Important Dates!

Table of Contents

Gateway Campus/Center

On-siteRegistration

Locations

Elkhorn Campus400 County Road H, Elkhorn, WI

Kenosha Campus 3520-30th Avenue, Kenosha, WI

Racine Campus1001 S. Main Street, Racine, WI

Burlington Center496 McCanna Parkway, Burlington, WI

Fall 2011September 7 - December 20

September 3-5 . . . . . . . . . .Labor Day Holiday/College Closed

September 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faculty In-Service/No Classes

September 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First Day of Fall Classes

October 19 . . . . . . . . . . . .Employee Learning Day/No Classes

November 24-27 . . . . . . . .Thanksgiving Break/College Closed

December 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Last Day of Fall Classes

December 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faculty In-Service/No Classes

December 24-January 1 . . . . .Holiday Season/College Closed

GENERAL INFORMATIONAcademic Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85Adding/Dropping a Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87Apply to Gateway. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Credit Transfer Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86Distance Learning/Alternative Instructional Strategies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87Financial Aid Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 & 79Maps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80Payment Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3Senior Citizen Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

PROGRAMS/COURSESHow to Read this Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Global Index of Subjects/Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

FALL INDICESAcademic Preparation Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66Accelerated Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72Adult Continuing Education (ACE) Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75Adult High School Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69Associate Degree Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Distance Education Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74General Studies Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Self-Paced Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73Technical Diploma Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58

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2 Schedule updates and course descriptions can be found at www.gtc.edu/WebAdvisor

Information on each of our career training educational programs is available at www.gtc.edu/careers. If you want information on admission to Gateway—an open enrollment college—see www.gtc.edu/admissions.

Register early for best class selection! Please make sure your account is in good standing. Gateway continues to makeregistering for courses easier for you. Two registration options (see page 3) are open to you. The entire registration

policy and procedure can be found online at www.gtc.edu/registration.

REGISTRATIONHOURS...

Monday – Thursday8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Friday8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Dates Closed:May 28-30 & July 4

Registration

Students accepted to a program with the greatest number of GPA credits get registration preference.

You may register:

60 credits or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning April 1145 credits or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning April 1230 credits or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning April 1320 credits or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning April 1410 credits or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning April 151 credit or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beginning April 18Currently enrolled, 0 credits completed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beginning April 19

The $40 class reservation deposit is waived for continuing students who register April 11 - April 20.(This does not reduce your tuition and fees.)

Priority Registration Dates

Registration begins:April 11

Currently EnrolledProgram Students

April 21New Credit

Program Students

April 28Open Registration

If you have earned the following number of GPA credits:

You can learn how many credits you have through WebAdvisor: www.gtc.edu/webadvisorPlease look under the Student menu, then under the Registration category.


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❷Walk-in

My

Registration Options1. Go to www.gtc.edu

2. Click on the WebAdvisor icon

ElKhORN CAMPuS

400 HWY HElkhorn, WI

262.741.83001.800.247.7122

Register in the Student Services department on any Gateway campus. Photo I.D. required. TheRegistration Form is available in Student Services or online at www.gtc.edu. Type “registrationform” in the Search box.

❶Online

KENOShA CAMPuS

3520-30th AvenueKenosha, WI262.564.2300

1.800.247.7122

RACINE CAMPuS

1001 S. Main StreetRacine, WI

262.619.6300 1.800.247.7122

BuRlINGTON CENTER

496 McCanna Blvd. Burlington, WI262.767.5300

1.800.247.7122

If you are a Continuing Student...

If you are new toGateway Technical College...

3. Click “Students”

4. Click “Log In”

5. Enter your 7 digit GatewayStudent ID#, includingleading zeros(Example: for ID 222, enter 0000222)

6. Enter your case sensitivepassword

3a. Click “Prospective Students”3b. Click “I Am New to Gateway”

to set up your record, get your 7 digit ID# and a temporary

password so you can register

4. Click “Log In”

5. Enter your 7 digit Gateway Student ID#

6a. Enter your temporary password6b. Choose a new password, if desired6c. Click “Students”

7. Click “Register for Sections” under the “Registration” heading

8. Select a Registration Option

9. After registering, review your schedule for accuracy on “My ClassSchedule” under the “Academic Profile” heading

My

If you are not ready to register, but want to see

which classes are available,click “Search for Classes

(Sections)”



Gateway Technical College provides several options for payment of tuition (see:www.gtc.edu/paymentoptions). A payment option must be in place by August 25,2011 for 2011 Fall semester or student will be dropped from all active classes.Resident and out-of-state tuition available at www.gtc.edu/tuition.

Class Reservation Deposit for Credit Students Only

• A $40 deposit will hold 2011 Fall classes until August 25, 2011.

• A payment option must be selected by the above date to prevent being droppedfrom all active classes. The $40 deposit is nonrefundable if a payment option is notselected by August 25, 2011 for 2011 Fall classes.

• If registering after August 25, 2011 for 2011 Fall, you must select a paymentoption upon registration.

Payment Option #1PAY FEES IN FULL by cash, check, or credit card at Student Services or overweb by credit card at www.gtc.edu/webadvisor (select “Make A Payment”).Student’s account must be paid in full by August 25, 2011, or student will bedropped from all active classes.

Payment Option # 2PROVIDE AN AUTHORIZATION to Student Services. All third party payments(company/employer, agency authorizations) and financial aid deferments must beon file at Gateway Technical College by the due date above.

Payment Option # 3

Student Payment PlanOnly available for 3 or more credits. Students registered for CNA class only arenot eligible.

• Payment Plan is open for enrollment for 2011 Fall from August 1, 2011 throughSeptember 16, 2011.

• Enroll and make required deposit payment at Student Services, with mail-inremittance form or at www.gtc.edu, click on “WebAdvisor” (select “GatewayTechnical College Payment Plan” ).

• Plan requires a deposit of 40% of eligible tuition/fees plus a $15.00 processing fee.

• Student’s account balance after deposit to be paid in 2 installments.

For FAll 2011 plan: 1st installment due October 7, 2011 and 2nd installment due November 4, 2011.

• Maximum on plan after required deposit is $2,000.00. Any tuition/fees over$3,333.00 must be paid in full at time of enrolling on plan. A late fee of $45 ischarged if an installment payment is not receipted to student’s account by due date.

• More information is available about the payment plan at www.gtc.edu/paymentoptions.

Paying for College


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FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS

Activate your Gateway Plus Card at:www.GatewayPlusCard.com

To complete the activation you will need:

• Access to Internet with capability to receive e-mail

• Gateway Plus Card

• An e-mail address – personal or Gatewayassigned e-mail address**

• Social Security number

• Driver’s license information (not required)

• Your preference choice

- Easy Refund with Gateway Plus Card OR

- ACH (electronic transfer) to your bank. Dothis by completing, printing, and mailingthe form, with your bank routing numberand account number, to Higher One.

You must confirm your address to completethe activation process. Watch for an e-mailfrom Gateway Plus Card giving you theinformation needed to confirm your e-mailaddress. Activation does not mean financialaid funds are on your card. Student willreceive an e-mail when financial aid fundshave been applied to card.

No access to a computer at home? Activate your card

at Gateway in our open labs!Racine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Room T204 Kenosha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Room A205Elkhorn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Room N208

** To check your Gateway e-mail address,log on to WebAdvisor, under “Academic Profile” click on “My Profile”

Financial aid is financial assistance to help students of any age meettheir educational costs. Nearly 95% of all Gateway students whohave applied for financial aid have received some form of it. Pleasesee www.gtc.edu/financialaid for important details.

All students must complete the Free Application for Federal StudentAid (FAFSA) or Renewal FAFSA. Students are encouraged to applyonline by accessing www.fafsa.gov. Completing this form allowsFinancial Aid to determine eligibility for all types of financial aid.

Students are urged to file the FAFSA as soon as possible. It can take5 - 6 weeks to process.

Types of aid available to Gateway students include:

• Grants (do not have to be repaid unless you stop attending) • Student Loans (must be repaid) • Student Employment (you work and earn money to help pay for college)

Eligibility Requirements: • Be accepted into a Technical Diploma or Associate Degree Program. • Meet program entry requirements before the start of the semester. • Be a U. S. citizen, a National or a permanent resident of the United States.• Demonstrate financial need as determined by Gateway’s Financial Aid

Office through the Financial Aid Application (FAFSA) process. • Not be in default on any educational loan, or demonstrate an unwilling-

ness to repay any educational loan and/or owe any overpayment toGateway Technical College or the U. S. Department of Education.

• Be in compliance with Selective Service regulations. • Be enrolled at least half-time status to receive most types of financial aid. • Maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined by Gateway’s

Financial Aid Office. • Must participate in Loan Entrance/Exit Counseling if award includes loan.

Priority Application Dates for the 2011-2012 Academic Year

Financial Aid

Summer . . . . . . . . . . . . .Apply by April 1Fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Apply by July 1Spring . . . . . . . . . .Apply by November 1

Financial Aid Census Date info available on pg. 79



Are you ready for Distance Learning?An alternative to traditional classroom learning

Gateway offers several ways for students to take classes while notphysically in the classroom with the instructor. Distance learning connects students through Internet and interactive videoconferencingso that the student can take the class from home or from a locationthat is more convenient than where the instructor is teaching.

Courses with materials delivered through the Internet. It isrecommended students have computers at home withweb access; however, work can be completed at any site,including Gateway Technical College student computerlabs, which have a web connection.

A great deal of information is available to students on the DistanceLearning website at www.gtc.edu/distancelearning. More and morestudents are taking courses outside the traditional college setting.

Are you ready for Distance Learning? Find out by completing theSmartMeasure assessment. It will take you 20-30 minutes from startto finish, but you may log out and complete it later if necessary.

After you log in to SmartMeasure, you will receive an email fromSmartMeasure with SmartMeasure PIN number that will allow youto log back in later or view your results again. Your SmartMeasurescore will not prevent you from registering for online classes. It isa tool that will help you assess your strengths and weaknessesrelated to distance learning in five areas. The website forSmartMeasureis: http://cws.gtc.edu/departments/distancelearning/READI_Introduction_4_Web.htm

Burlington Center Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .767-5300Elkhorn Campus Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .741-8300Kenosha Campus Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .564-2300Racine Campus Student Services: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .619-6300

Remember, there is an additional $10 per credit charge, with a min-imum charge of $10, for classes offered via the Internet.

Receive Materials: Department procedures may vary. Checkcourse descriptions online for specific instructions. If you needassistance, visit: www.gtc.edu/distancelearning for online trainingdemos, or please contact the educational department office foryour course.

Search for Distance Learning classes using WebAdvisor:

• Go to www.gtc.edu and click on WebAdvisor. Select the “Searchfor Classes” category.

• On that form, you need only select two things:

1. Under Term, select the term you are interested in.

2. Then scroll down to Course Type and use the pull-down menu to choose the INET, ITV, and IPVID programs.

• Then hit the Submit button. You will see all the courses offeredduring the chosen semester that you can take.

Gateway’s Distance learning Options

Courses are delivered in a classroom setting with televi-sion and camera links to other sites. Instructors oftenalternate between sites for more personal interaction.Students should register at the campus that they willattend.

Courses that utilize Internet-delivered video as a keycomponent of their design and delivery.

ITV (Interactive TV)

INET (Internet Study)

IPVID (IP Video, NODAl, and DElTA)

BlND(BlENDED)

Courses delivered by both internet and traditional classroom.

More information about Distance Learning


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HOW TO READ THIS SCHEDULE

Class Number: 10-or11-characteralphanumericID.

Prerequisite: Mustbecompletedbeforebeginningthecourse.

Corequisite: Canbetakenconcurrentlywiththedesiredcourse,orprior.

Course work: Somecoursesrequireproficiency,suchastypingability.

M = MondayT = TuesdayW = WednesdayTh = ThursdayF = FridayS = Saturday

INET—InternetStudyBLND—BlendedITV—InteractiveTVIPVID—IPVideo,NODAL,andDELTAAC—Accelerated

ST—StackedClassSP—Self-PacedLabsOPEN—OpenEntry

ThesecoursesmayutilizeInternet-deliveredvideoasakeycomponentoftheirdesignanddelivery.

ALTERNATIVEDELIVERY

526-149 Radiographic Procedures 1 5.00 CR

ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology Corequisites:526-158IntroductiontoRadiographyand526-159

RadiographicImaging1and526-168RadiographyClinical1

Burlington526-149-2B1A $621.15 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 M 03:00P-07:00P 09/12-12/19526-149-2B1B $621.15 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 M 12:40P-02:40P 09/12-12/19 W 11:30A-01:30P 09/07-12/14

Off CampusToBeAnnounced106-392-2W7A $128.48 INET TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA

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Fee

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Campus

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Global Subject Index—Fall

Accounting.................................................................................27Admin/OfficeAssistant/Medical............................................29,60Aeronautics................................................................................30AirCond.&RefrigTechnology...............................................31,76Alcohol&OtherDrugAbuse........................................................32ArchitecturalTechnology.............................................................32AutomatedManufacturing...........................................................32AutomotiveTechnology...............................................................33Barbering/Cosmetology..............................................................60BuildingService....................................................................34,61BusinessAdministration..............................................................34CareerEducation........................................................................70CivilEngineeringTechnology.......................................................34CommunicationSkills..................................................................16ComputerSoftware.....................................................................35CriminalJustice..........................................................................36CulinaryArts..............................................................................37Dental..................................................................................38,61DriverEducation.........................................................................76EarlyChildhoodEducation...........................................................38ElectricalEngineeringTech..........................................................39ElectromechanicalTechnology......................................................39ElectronicTechnology..................................................................40EmergencyMedicalService.............................................40,61,76English.................................................................................67,70FinancialPlanning......................................................................41FireTechnology....................................................................41,76FluidPowerTechnology...............................................................42ForeignLanguage.......................................................................17GenCollege:NaturalScience.......................................................67GeneralCollege:CommSkills......................................................67GeneralCollege:Mathematics...............................................42,67GeneralCollege:Reading............................................................67GeneralCollege:Success.............................................................67GeneralStudies..........................................................................17Graphics/Printing/Publishing......................................................42GroupDynamics/TrafficSafety...................................................77HealthInformationTechnology....................................................43History.......................................................................................70Horticulture................................................................................93

Hospitality..................................................................................43HumanServices..........................................................................44IndustrialEquipMechanic............................................................44InteriorDesign...........................................................................45InternalTraining.........................................................................77InterpreterTechnology................................................................45IT-InformationTechnology........................................................46IT-MicrocomputerSpecialist.......................................................46IT-NetworkCommunications......................................................46IT-ProgrammingandWeb.........................................................47LaboratoryAssistant...................................................................48MachineTool/CNCTechnology.....................................................61Marketing&MerchandisingMgmt...............................................48Mathematics...................................................................18,68,70MechanicalDrafting....................................................................61MechanicalTechnology................................................................49MedicalAssistant........................................................................61Motorcycle/MopedDriverEd.......................................................77NaturalScience...........................................................................18NumericalControl.......................................................................62Nursing................................................................................50,62NursingandNursingRelated...........................................52,63,78Pharmacy...................................................................................53PhysicalTherapyAssistant...........................................................53QualityAssurance.......................................................................54QualityInterdisciplinary..............................................................54RadiologicTechnology.................................................................54Reading.....................................................................................68RelatedBusiness.........................................................................54RenewableEnergy-Electricity.....................................................55RenewableEnergy-Thermal.......................................................55ResponsibleBeverage.................................................................78Science.......................................................................................71SmallBusiness............................................................................55SmallEngine/ChassisMechanic...................................................55SocialScience.......................................................................20,71SupervisoryManagement...........................................................55SurgicalTech..............................................................................56VisualCommunications................................................................57Welding................................................................................57,63

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Global Course Index—Fall 2DComputerAnimationTechniques(flash)............................................................................ 57AcceleratedLearning............................................................................................................. 55AccountingCapstone............................................................................................................. 27AccountingforBusiness......................................................................................................... 27AccountingPortfolioDevelopment......................................................................................... 27AccountingPrinciples............................................................................................................ 27AccountingProgramOrientation............................................................................................ 27AccountingSoftwareApplications........................................................................................... 27AccountingSpreadsheetApplications...................................................................................... 28ACLSProviderRe-Certification............................................................................................... 76ActiveDirectoryAdministration............................................................................................. 46AdministrativeAssistantInternship........................................................................................ 29AdministrativeOfficeProcedures........................................................................................... 29AdvancedOfficeTechnologies................................................................................................ 29AeroScienceAerophysics/Aerodynamics............................................................................... 30AeroScienceAviationWeather.............................................................................................. 30AeroScienceCommercial...................................................................................................... 30AeroScienceInstrument........................................................................................................ 30AeronauticalSkillsDevelopment............................................................................................ 31AirConditioningFundamentals.............................................................................................. 31Alcohol/DrugAbuseRehabilitation........................................................................................ 32AlgebraPre-College.............................................................................................................. 68Algebra/PreTechnical........................................................................................................... 68AmericanGovernment-AHS1.0CR........................................................................................ 71AmericanHistoryI-AHS.5CR................................................................................................ 70AmericanHistoryII-AHS.5CR............................................................................................... 70AmericanHistoryIII-AHS.5CR............................................................................................. 70AmericanHistoryIV-AHS.5CR............................................................................................. 70AmericanShortFictionI-AHS.5CR........................................................................................ 70AnatomyandPhysiology,Advanced....................................................................................... 18Anatomy,Basic..................................................................................................................... 19ApplicationServerAdministration.......................................................................................... 46AppliedExitStrategies/DisplayGraphics................................................................................ 42ArchitecturalDrafting/Residential......................................................................................... 32ArtHistory........................................................................................................................... 45ASL1................................................................................................................................... 45ASL3/IntroductiontoInterpreting......................................................................................... 45ASLSkillbuilding1................................................................................................................ 45ASLSkillbuilding2................................................................................................................ 45ASLSkillbuilding5................................................................................................................ 45ASLStructureandFunction.................................................................................................... 45AspectsofDisabilities............................................................................................................ 44AssertiveBehavior................................................................................................................ 55AuthoringTools-Flash.......................................................................................................... 42AutoAdvancedPowertrainControls....................................................................................... 33AutoEngineMajor................................................................................................................ 33AutoInstrumentationandTesting.......................................................................................... 33AutoITforTransportation..................................................................................................... 33AutoManufacturingSystemsTechnologyFieldExperience...................................................... 32AutoServiceFundamentals................................................................................................... 33AutoServiceSimulationIV.................................................................................................... 33AutoCADforConstructionSciences......................................................................................... 34AutoCAD,Introduction........................................................................................................... 49AutomatedManufacturingConcepts/Intro............................................................................. 32AutomatedOfficeApplicationsI............................................................................................. 29AutomatedOfficeApplicationsII............................................................................................ 29AutomatedOfficeApplicationsIII.......................................................................................... 29Aviation/Introduction............................................................................................................ 31BakingforChefs................................................................................................................... 37Barber/CosmetologyIndustry............................................................................................... 60Barber/Cosmetology/Introductionto..................................................................................... 60BasicMotorcycleRider-16Hr.............................................................................................. 77Biochemistry/Introduction.................................................................................................... 19Biology/AnimalI-AHS.5CR.................................................................................................. 71Biology/PlantI-AHS.5CR..................................................................................................... 71BIZInternship....................................................................................................................... 34BleachingA.......................................................................................................................... 60BleachingB.......................................................................................................................... 60BloodPressureMeasurementTechniques............................................................................... 78BlueprintReading................................................................................................................. 61BlueprintReading/Advanced................................................................................................. 61Blueprint/SchematicInterpretation........................................................................................ 49

BrakeSystems...................................................................................................................... 33BuildingConstruction............................................................................................................ 41BuildingMaterials................................................................................................................. 34BusinessCommunications...................................................................................................... 54BusinessFinanceandBudgeting............................................................................................ 28BusinessLaw........................................................................................................................ 34BusinessManagementInternship.......................................................................................... 34BusinessMarketingI............................................................................................................. 48BusinessofInteriorDesign.................................................................................................... 45BusinessofPhotography....................................................................................................... 42Business/Introductionto....................................................................................................... 34CAD-Solidworks.................................................................................................................. 49CAD/SolidsAdvanced............................................................................................................ 49Calculus1............................................................................................................................. 18CardiologyI.......................................................................................................................... 40CardiopulmonaryResuscitationInstructor.............................................................................. 76CareerDevelopment/ExplorationI-AHS................................................................................ 70CareerSearchWorkshop....................................................................................................... 77CarpentryandRepair,Basic.................................................................................................. 61Catering/Banquets............................................................................................................... 38CharacterDesign.................................................................................................................. 57ChemicalStraighteningA...................................................................................................... 60ChemicalStraighteningB...................................................................................................... 60ChildWelfarePolicyandPractice........................................................................................... 44CivicLiteracy-HSED............................................................................................................. 71CivilEngineeringand,IntroductiontoArchitecture.................................................................. 34CivilEngineeringDrafting..................................................................................................... 34CivilTechnologyInternship.................................................................................................... 35ClimateControlSystems........................................................................................................ 33ClinicalI............................................................................................................................... 41CNCIntroductionandSupportEquipmentBasics..................................................................... 61CNCLatheSet-Up.................................................................................................................. 62CNCMachiningTechnology.................................................................................................... 62CNCMillSet-Up.................................................................................................................... 62CNCOffsetsandOperations................................................................................................... 61CNCProductionApplications.................................................................................................. 62CNC/CAMProgramming........................................................................................................ 32CollegeMathematics............................................................................................................. 18CollegeSuccess..................................................................................................................... 67CollegeTechnicalMath1....................................................................................................... 18CollegeTechnicalMath1A..................................................................................................... 18CollegeWriting,Intro............................................................................................................ 67ColorTheory......................................................................................................................... 45CommunityPolicing.............................................................................................................. 36CommunityResourcesandServices....................................................................................... 44ComputerAidedManufacturing,Advanced............................................................................. 32ComputerAssistedProgramming/RoboticsandFMS............................................................... 32ComputerIllustration/DrawingTechniques............................................................................. 42ComputerInterfacingTechniques........................................................................................... 40ComputerProgrammingC..................................................................................................... 47ComputerProgrammingRPG/400......................................................................................... 47ConstitutionalLaw................................................................................................................. 36ConstructionMethods............................................................................................................ 35ContemporaryAmericanProblemsI-AHS.5Cr....................................................................... 71ContemporaryAmericanProblemsII-AHS.5Cr...................................................................... 71CorrectionalProcesses........................................................................................................... 44Counseling/Introductionto.................................................................................................... 44CPRHealthcareProviderAHA-6Hrs..................................................................................... 76CriminalInvestigationTheory................................................................................................ 36CriminalLaw........................................................................................................................ 37CulinarySkillsI.................................................................................................................... 38CulinarySkillsII................................................................................................................... 38DataSecurity&RecoverySupport......................................................................................... 46DBA-Part2-Oracle............................................................................................................ 47DBA-Part3-Oracle............................................................................................................ 47DC/ACI................................................................................................................................ 40DC/ACII............................................................................................................................... 40DC/ACIII............................................................................................................................. 39Deafness/Introto................................................................................................................. 45DentalandGeneralAnatomy................................................................................................ 61DentalAssistantClinicals....................................................................................................... 61DentalAssistantProfessionalism............................................................................................ 61


DentalChairside................................................................................................................... 61DentalMaterials................................................................................................................... 38DentalRadiography.............................................................................................................. 38DesignConcepts.................................................................................................................... 42DesignConcepts,Advanced................................................................................................... 42DigitalElectronics................................................................................................................. 40DigitalPhotography/Introductionto..................................................................................... 42DigitalPhotography/Advanced............................................................................................. 42DiversityandChangeManagement....................................................................................... 55DraftingforInteriors............................................................................................................ 45Drama-AHS1.0CR............................................................................................................... 70E-Commerce/MarketingontheInternet................................................................................. 48ECE:ChildrenwithDifferingAbilities...................................................................................... 38ECE:CurriculumPlanning...................................................................................................... 38ECE:FamilyandCommunityRelationships............................................................................. 38ECE:FoundationsofEarlyChildhoodEducation....................................................................... 38ECE:Health,Safety,&Nutrition............................................................................................. 38ECE:Infant&ToddlerDevelopment....................................................................................... 39ECE:Math,Science,&SocialStudies....................................................................................... 39ECE:Practicum1................................................................................................................... 39ECE:Practicum2................................................................................................................... 39ECE:Practicum3................................................................................................................... 39Economics............................................................................................................................. 20Electrical&ElectronicSystems1............................................................................................ 33Electrical&ElectronicSystems2............................................................................................ 33Electrical&ElectronicSystems3............................................................................................ 33ElectricalControlsandSystems.............................................................................................. 31ElectroHydraulic/MechanicalSystems................................................................................... 39ElectromechanicalDrSystems................................................................................................ 39ElectronicCommunications.................................................................................................... 40ElectronicDevicesI............................................................................................................... 40ElectronicDevicesII.............................................................................................................. 40ElectronicEnergyManagement.............................................................................................. 31ElementaryAlgebrawithApplications.................................................................................... 42EmployabilitySkills............................................................................................................... 17EMT-Basic............................................................................................................................. 41EMT-IntermediateTechnician................................................................................................. 61EnginePerformance1........................................................................................................... 33EngineRepair1.................................................................................................................... 33EngineeringGraphicsw/CAD1.............................................................................................. 49EngineeringGraphicsw/CAD2.............................................................................................. 50EngineeringGraphicsw/CAD3.............................................................................................. 50EnglishComposition1........................................................................................................... 16EnglishFundamentalsI-AHS.5CR......................................................................................... 70EnglishFundamentalsII-AHS.5CR........................................................................................ 70Entrepreneurship1-Feasibility............................................................................................. 55Entrepreneurship-NewVenture.............................................................................................. 55EnvironmentalScienceI-AHS.5CR........................................................................................ 71EnvironmentalScienceII-AHS.5CR....................................................................................... 71Ethics:Theory&Applications,Introto.................................................................................... 20ExploringSurgicalIssues....................................................................................................... 56FabricationTechniques.......................................................................................................... 40FacialsA............................................................................................................................... 60FacilityOperatingEngineerHP.............................................................................................. 31FacilityOperatingEngineerLP............................................................................................... 31FamilyandChemicalAbuse................................................................................................... 32FamilyTheoryandPractice................................................................................................... 44FantasyandScienceFictionI-AHS.5CR.................................................................................. 70FeedbackandControlSystems/Electromechanical................................................................. 39FinancialAnalysis/Management............................................................................................ 28FireOfficerI-Certification.................................................................................................... 76FireProtectionHydraulics...................................................................................................... 41FireSafetyCommunications.................................................................................................. 41FireScienceStudentInternship.............................................................................................. 41FireServiceInstructorI......................................................................................................... 76FireService/ChangingTechnologies....................................................................................... 41FirefighterICertification....................................................................................................... 76FirefighterII......................................................................................................................... 76FirefighterSurvival............................................................................................................... 76FirefightingPrinciplesI......................................................................................................... 41FirefightingPrinciplesII........................................................................................................ 41FlightPrivatePilot................................................................................................................ 31

FloralDesignI/Commercial................................................................................................... 93FloralDesignIII.................................................................................................................... 93FoodServiceSupervision....................................................................................................... 38Foods,Basic.......................................................................................................................... 38ForkliftOperationandMaintenance...................................................................................... 34FreshWaterTreatment.......................................................................................................... 35FrontOfficeManagement..................................................................................................... 43Fundamentals-Unix............................................................................................................. 46FundamentalsofCNCMillingApplications.............................................................................. 62FundamentalsofCNCTurningApplications............................................................................. 62FundamentalsofElectricity/Electronics.................................................................................. 40FundamentalsofReadingPrescriptions.................................................................................. 53GameProgrammingI........................................................................................................... 47GardeManger...................................................................................................................... 38Gauging/Inspection.............................................................................................................. 61GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology.......................................................................................... 19GeneralBiology.................................................................................................................... 19GeneralChemistry................................................................................................................ 19GeneralPhysics1................................................................................................................. 19GeoExchangeSiteSafety....................................................................................................... 55GeographicalInformationSystemsI...................................................................................... 35GeometricDimensioningandTolerancing............................................................................... 50GermanI.............................................................................................................................. 17Gerontology/Introductionto................................................................................................. 44GraphicDesignProfessionalPractices.................................................................................... 42GroupCounseling................................................................................................................. 44GroupDynamics................................................................................................................... 77HairColorA,Basic................................................................................................................ 60HairColorB,Basic................................................................................................................ 60HairDesignIA...................................................................................................................... 60HairDesignIB...................................................................................................................... 60HairDesignIIA.................................................................................................................... 60Hardware&SoftwareSupport............................................................................................... 46HCPCPRRecertificationHealthcareProviderAHA-4Hrs....................................................... 76HealthandWellnessforFirefighters...................................................................................... 41HealthDataManagement..................................................................................................... 43HealthUnitCoordinatorClinical............................................................................................. 63HealthUnitCoordinatorProceduresI..................................................................................... 63HealthUnitCoordinatorProceduresII.................................................................................... 63HeatLoadEstimation............................................................................................................ 31HeatingIII............................................................................................................................ 31HeatingSystemsApplications................................................................................................ 31HerbaceousPlants................................................................................................................ 93HorticultureMarketing.......................................................................................................... 93HospitalityPortfolio.............................................................................................................. 43Hospitality/Principlesof........................................................................................................ 43HumanBodyinHealth&Disease.......................................................................................... 61HumanDiseasesfortheHealthProfessions............................................................................ 43HumanResourceManagement.............................................................................................. 55HumanServiceFieldExperience............................................................................................ 44HumanServices/Introduction................................................................................................ 44HVACBlueprintReading........................................................................................................ 31HVACSystems....................................................................................................................... 31IBMiSystemAdministration.................................................................................................. 47ICDDiagnosisCoding............................................................................................................ 43ICDProcedureCoding........................................................................................................... 43IllustrationMediaConcepts.................................................................................................... 42Illustration,Advanced........................................................................................................... 42ImagingEquipmentOperation............................................................................................... 54IncomeTaxAccounting.......................................................................................................... 28IndustrialControls,Introductionto......................................................................................... 39InteriorDesignInternshipII.................................................................................................. 45InteriorDesign,Principlesof................................................................................................. 45InteriorLighting/Fundamentalsof......................................................................................... 45InteriorSpacePlanandDesign.............................................................................................. 45IntermediateAccountingI..................................................................................................... 28IntermediateAccountingII.................................................................................................... 28InternationalBuffets............................................................................................................. 38InternationalMarketing........................................................................................................ 48InternetBusinessApplications............................................................................................... 48Internet/Introductionto........................................................................................................ 35InternshipandPortfolioDevelopment.................................................................................... 43

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InternshipforAccounting...................................................................................................... 29InterviewingPrinciples&Recordkeeping............................................................................... 44Interviews/Interrogations/Confessions.................................................................................. 37IntrotoCriminalJustice........................................................................................................ 37IntrotoSustainableEnergy................................................................................................... 55IntroductiontoGroundLoopMethods.................................................................................... 55IntroductiontoRadiography.................................................................................................. 54Investments.......................................................................................................................... 34ITAppsServer&Support...................................................................................................... 46ITE-Commerce..................................................................................................................... 47ITEssentials.......................................................................................................................... 46ITinBusiness........................................................................................................................ 46ITWebGraphics-Flash......................................................................................................... 48JavaProgramming-IBMiSeries............................................................................................ 48Java,Introductionto............................................................................................................. 48JuvenileAODAEducationTheory........................................................................................... 77JuvenileLaw........................................................................................................................ 37Keyboarding......................................................................................................................... 30KeyboardingApplications...................................................................................................... 30KitchenandBathroomPlanning............................................................................................ 45LabSkills,Basic.................................................................................................................... 48LandSurveying-DataProcessing.......................................................................................... 35LandSurveyingBasics........................................................................................................... 35LandSurveyingFundamentals............................................................................................... 35Landcadd,Introductionto...................................................................................................... 93LandscapeManagement........................................................................................................ 93LandscapePlantsI................................................................................................................ 93LeadershipDevelopment....................................................................................................... 55LegalIssuesforSupervisors.................................................................................................. 55LodgingFieldExperience....................................................................................................... 43LPNRefresherI-Theory/Lab................................................................................................ 52LPNRefresherII-Clinical...................................................................................................... 52MachineandEquipmentInstallation...................................................................................... 44Macroeconomics................................................................................................................... 20MaintenanceMachining........................................................................................................ 44ManagementAccounting....................................................................................................... 29Management/Merchandising................................................................................................ 48ManagingforQuality............................................................................................................ 56ManagingPharmacyBenefits................................................................................................ 53ManagingServices/HospitalityIndustry................................................................................. 43ManicuringA,Basic............................................................................................................... 60ManualDDuctDesign........................................................................................................... 31ManualDriveTrainandAxles................................................................................................ 33ManufacturingProcesses....................................................................................................... 50ManufacturingShopSafety................................................................................................... 54MarketingCareers................................................................................................................ 48MarketingInternship............................................................................................................ 49MarketingPrinciples............................................................................................................. 49MarketingProfessionalDevelopment..................................................................................... 49MarketingResearch.............................................................................................................. 49MarriageandFamily............................................................................................................ 20MathwithBusinessApplications............................................................................................. 18MathematicsandLogic.......................................................................................................... 18MathematicsI-AHS.5CR....................................................................................................... 70MathematicsI/Applied.......................................................................................................... 18MathematicsII-AHS.5CR...................................................................................................... 70MathematicsII/Applied......................................................................................................... 18Mathematics/PreTechnical.................................................................................................... 68MechanicalEngineering,IntroductiontoTech......................................................................... 50MechanicalFundamentals..................................................................................................... 31MechanicalSkillsforTechnicians............................................................................................ 33MechanicalSystems.............................................................................................................. 61MechanicalSystemsforBuildings.......................................................................................... 32Mechanisms.......................................................................................................................... 50Media/MassCommunications-AHS1.0CR.............................................................................. 70MedicFirstAid...................................................................................................................... 76MedicFirstAidRecertification................................................................................................ 76MedicalAssistantAdministrativeProcedures........................................................................... 62MedicalAssistantClinicalProcedures1................................................................................... 62MedicalAssistantLabProcedures1........................................................................................ 62Men’sHaircuttingA............................................................................................................... 60Men’sHaircuttingB............................................................................................................... 60

MentalHealth/SubstanceAbuse............................................................................................ 32MetalFabricationI................................................................................................................ 63Microbiology........................................................................................................................ 19MicrocomputerProgrammingAdvanced................................................................................. 48Microeconomics.................................................................................................................... 20Microprocessors.................................................................................................................... 40MicrosoftAccess.................................................................................................................... 35MicrosoftExcel..................................................................................................................... 35MicrosoftExcelII.................................................................................................................. 35MicrosoftPowerPoint............................................................................................................ 35MicrosoftPowerPointII......................................................................................................... 36MicrosoftWord..................................................................................................................... 36MicrosoftWordII.................................................................................................................. 36MobileDeviceApplicationProgramming................................................................................ 48Modalities............................................................................................................................ 54ModernShortFictionI-AHS.5CR........................................................................................... 70MSSCCertificationPreparationandAssessment...................................................................... 54MultimediaApplications........................................................................................................ 43MultimediaGraphicsandAnimation...................................................................................... 43MultimediaSurvey................................................................................................................ 43MultipleOffenderProgramTheory........................................................................................ 77NetworkAdministration-Microsoft........................................................................................ 47NetworkSecurity.................................................................................................................. 47NetworkSpecialistInternship................................................................................................ 47Network/WebConcepts,Introductionto................................................................................. 47NSG:AppliedPediatricConcepts............................................................................................ 52NSG:Endocrine&ElectrolytesDisorders................................................................................. 53NSG:IntroClinicalPractice.................................................................................................... 50NSG:PharmacologyApplications........................................................................................... 53NursingAdvancedClinicalPractice......................................................................................... 50NursingAdvancedSkills........................................................................................................ 50NursingAssistant.................................................................................................................. 62NursingClinicalTransition..................................................................................................... 51NursingComplexHealthAlterationsI.................................................................................... 51NursingComplexHealthAlterationsII................................................................................... 51NursingFundamentals.......................................................................................................... 51NursingHealthAlterations.................................................................................................... 51NursingHealthPromotion..................................................................................................... 51NursingIntermediateClinicalPractice.................................................................................... 51NursingManagementandProfessionalConcepts.................................................................... 52NursingMentalHealthCommunityConcepts.......................................................................... 52NursingPharmacology.......................................................................................................... 52NursingSkills....................................................................................................................... 52Nursing:AssessmentSkillsReview......................................................................................... 78Nursing:ClinicalCareAcrosstheLifespan............................................................................... 52Nursing:IntroductiontoClinicalCareManagement................................................................ 52Nutrition.............................................................................................................................. 38OfficeFieldStudy................................................................................................................. 60OfficeProofreadingandEditing............................................................................................ 30OfficeTechnologyCommunications........................................................................................ 30Optoelectronics..................................................................................................................... 40Oral/InterpersonalCommunication....................................................................................... 16OrganizationalDevelopment................................................................................................. 56ParamedicPharmacology...................................................................................................... 41PathophysiologyforHealthProfessions................................................................................. 53PayrollAccounting................................................................................................................ 29PCBasics/MSOffice.............................................................................................................. 36PermTechniquesA................................................................................................................ 60PermTechniquesB................................................................................................................ 60PersonalFinancialPlanning................................................................................................... 41PersonalSkillsforSupervisors............................................................................................... 56PharmaceuticalBusinessApplications..................................................................................... 53PharmacologyforAlliedHealthPharmforAlliedHealth......................................................... 62PharmacyCalculations.......................................................................................................... 53PharmacyLaw...................................................................................................................... 53Phlebotomy.......................................................................................................................... 48PlantBiologyforHorticulture................................................................................................ 93PlantPestsandControl......................................................................................................... 93PlantPropagation................................................................................................................. 93PlasticFusionApplications..................................................................................................... 55Pneumatics/Hydraulics-Introduction.................................................................................... 42PoliceAdministration............................................................................................................ 37



PoliceScienceInternship....................................................................................................... 37PracticumI........................................................................................................................... 45Pre-Algebra.......................................................................................................................... 67Pre-TechnicalReading........................................................................................................... 68Pre-TechnicalWriting............................................................................................................ 67PrepforBasicChemistry....................................................................................................... 67PrinciplesofEmergencyServices........................................................................................... 41PrinciplesofSustainability..................................................................................................... 20ProblemsinGraphicDesign,Advanced.................................................................................. 43ProcessControls.................................................................................................................... 39ProfessionalCommunications................................................................................................ 37ProfessionalDevelopment..................................................................................................... 30ProfessionalPilotingI........................................................................................................... 31ProfessionalPilotingII.......................................................................................................... 31ProfessionalPracticesinHumanServices............................................................................... 44ProgrammableControllers.................................................................................................... 39ProgrammableLogicControllers/Advanced............................................................................ 39Programming&Database,IntroductiontoConcepts............................................................... 48ProjectManagement............................................................................................................. 56PromotionPrinciplesI........................................................................................................... 49Psychology-AHS1.0CR......................................................................................................... 71Psychology,Abnormal........................................................................................................... 20Psychology,Developmental................................................................................................... 20Psychology,Introductionto................................................................................................... 21Psychopharmacology............................................................................................................ 32PTAClinicalPractice2........................................................................................................... 53PTAKinesiology1................................................................................................................. 53PTAManagementofCardiopulmonaryandIntegumentaryConditions..................................... 53PTAPatientInterventions...................................................................................................... 53PTAPrinciplesofNeuromuscularRehabilitation...................................................................... 53PTAProfessionalIssues1...................................................................................................... 54PTATherapeuticModalities.................................................................................................... 54PublicSwitchedTelephoneNetworkHierar............................................................................. 40PublicationDesignfortheOffice........................................................................................... 30QualityforAutomatedManufacturing................................................................................... 33Race,Ethnic,andDiversityStudies......................................................................................... 21RadiographicImaging1........................................................................................................ 54RadiographicProcedures1.................................................................................................... 54RadiographyClinical1.......................................................................................................... 54RadiographyClinical4.......................................................................................................... 54RapidInterventionTeam....................................................................................................... 76Reading&StudySkills,Intro................................................................................................. 67RecertificationforCPRInstructors.......................................................................................... 76RecordsManagement............................................................................................................ 30RefrigerationApplications..................................................................................................... 31ReportWriting...................................................................................................................... 37ResidentialCode................................................................................................................... 32RespiratoryManagement...................................................................................................... 41ResponsibleBeverageService............................................................................................... 78RigTransport,Set-UpandSafety........................................................................................... 55RNRefresherI-Theory/Lab................................................................................................. 53RNRefresherII-Clinical....................................................................................................... 53RoboticsMechanicsI............................................................................................................. 39Rotary:MudBoringApplications............................................................................................ 55RoutingCCNA2.................................................................................................................... 47RulesofEvidence.................................................................................................................. 37SafetyintheWorkplace........................................................................................................ 56SalonServices/AdvancedA................................................................................................... 60SalonServices/AdvancedB................................................................................................... 60SanitationandHygiene......................................................................................................... 38SecurityMeasuresandHackingDetection.............................................................................. 47Security,Introto................................................................................................................... 37SellingPrinciples................................................................................................................... 49SellingTechniques................................................................................................................. 49ServingtoLearnLocally........................................................................................................ 18ShampooTreatments............................................................................................................ 61ShortOrder/Deli.................................................................................................................. 38SkillBuildingI...................................................................................................................... 30SmallPowerEquipment........................................................................................................ 55Social/OccupationalInteractionandSkills.............................................................................. 21Sociology-AHS1.0CR........................................................................................................... 71Sociology,Introductionto...................................................................................................... 21

SoilsandPlantNutrition........................................................................................................ 93SolidStateCircuits,Introductionto........................................................................................ 39SpanishI.............................................................................................................................. 17SpanishII............................................................................................................................. 17SpeakingPrinciples............................................................................................................... 16SpecialEducationAnd,IntroductiontoDeafness..................................................................... 46Speech................................................................................................................................. 16Speech-AHS1.0CR............................................................................................................... 70StatisticalProcessControl/CT................................................................................................. 54Steering&SuspensionSystems............................................................................................. 33StrengthofMaterials............................................................................................................ 50StressManagement.............................................................................................................. 56Supervision.......................................................................................................................... 56SurgicalInterventions1........................................................................................................ 56SurgicalTechFundamentals1................................................................................................ 56SurgicalTechnologyClinical1................................................................................................ 56SurgicalTechnologyClinical2................................................................................................ 56SurgicalTechnology,Introto.................................................................................................. 57SystemsDesignandDevelopment......................................................................................... 48TeamBuildingandProblemSolving....................................................................................... 56TechnicalReporting............................................................................................................... 16TechnicalRescueAwareness................................................................................................... 76TechnicalWriting:PortableDocumentFormat......................................................................... 17TechnicalWriting:ProjectManagement.................................................................................. 17TechnicalWriting/ElectronicPublishingMacintosh/Windows................................................... 17TechnicalWriting/Externship/Internship................................................................................ 17TechnicalWriting/GrantandProposalWriting........................................................................ 17TechnicalWriting/LayoutandDesign..................................................................................... 17TechnicalWriting/TechnicalPhotography............................................................................... 17Terrorism/HomelandSecurity................................................................................................ 37Textiles................................................................................................................................. 45TheHealthRecord,Introductionto......................................................................................... 43TimeManagement................................................................................................................ 56TorqueApplications............................................................................................................... 76TrafficSafetyPointReductionTheory.................................................................................... 76TrafficTheory....................................................................................................................... 37TroubleshootingElectrical/ElectronicSystems......................................................................... 40VariableSpeedDrives........................................................................................................... 40VideoEditing........................................................................................................................ 43VisualMerchandising............................................................................................................ 49WaterSamplingandTesting.................................................................................................. 35WebInternship..................................................................................................................... 48WebPagesfortheOffice...................................................................................................... 30WebpageDesignforGraphicDesigners.................................................................................. 43WeldPrintreadingandFabricationProcedures....................................................................... 63WeldingBasics...................................................................................................................... 57Welding/AdvancedGasMetalArcWelding............................................................................. 63Welding/AdvancedGasTungstenArcWeld............................................................................. 63Welding/AdvancedOxyacetylene.......................................................................................... 63Welding/AdvancedShieldedMetalArcWelding...................................................................... 63Welding/Fundamentalsof..................................................................................................... 64Welding/GasMetalArcWelding............................................................................................ 64Welding/GasTungstenArcWelding....................................................................................... 64Welding/Oxyacetylene......................................................................................................... 64Welding/PipeGasMetalArcWelding..................................................................................... 64Welding/PipeGasTungstenArcCertification.......................................................................... 64Welding/PipeGasTungstenArcWelding................................................................................ 64Welding/PipeOxyacetyleneFitting........................................................................................ 65Welding/PipeShieldedMetalArcCertification........................................................................ 65Welding/PipeShieldedMetalArcWelding.............................................................................. 65Welding/RoboticAdvancedGMAW......................................................................................... 65Welding/ShieldedMetalArcWelding..................................................................................... 65WindSystems,Introto.......................................................................................................... 55WindowsOperatingSystemsandConcepts............................................................................. 36Women’sHaircuttingA.......................................................................................................... 61Women’sHaircuttingB.......................................................................................................... 61WordProcessingfortheOffice.............................................................................................. 30WorkplaceFundamentals...................................................................................................... 31WritingPrinciples.................................................................................................................. 17Writing/Pre-College.............................................................................................................. 67WrittenCommunicationII...................................................................................................... 17WrittenCommunicationSkills-AHS1.0CR.............................................................................. 70


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AC (Accelerated)Accelerated courses are ideal for busy work-experienced adultswho are self-disciplined and can take a significant amount ofresponsibility for their own learning. These courses often offerstudents a unique combination of independent study and groupinteraction. Class time is often spent in group activities and dis-cussion rather than in didactic lectures. Because acceleratedcourses have considerably fewer class sessions over a shortertime period, attendance at all sessions is essential. Most cours-es require counselor, instructor, or departmental approval.

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General Studies: Fall Subject Index

General Studies: Fall Course Index

Communication Skills ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................16

Foreign Language ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17

General Studies .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17

Mathematics ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

Natural Science .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

Social Science ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced ................................................................. 18

Anatomy, Basic ................................................................................................ 19

Biochemistry/Introduction............................................................................... 19

Calculus 1 ....................................................................................................... 18

College Mathematics ....................................................................................... 18

College Technical Math 1 ................................................................................. 18

College Technical Math 1A ............................................................................... 18

Economics ....................................................................................................... 20

Employability Skills ......................................................................................... 17

English Composition 1 ..................................................................................... 16

Ethics: Theory & Applications, Intro to ..............................................................20

General Anatomy and Physiology .................................................................... 19

General Biology .............................................................................................. 19

General Chemistry .......................................................................................... 19

General Physics 1 ............................................................................................ 19

German I ........................................................................................................ 17

Macroeconomics .............................................................................................. 20

Marriage and Family .......................................................................................20

Math with Business Applications ...................................................................... 18

Mathematics and Logic .................................................................................... 18

Mathematics I/Applied .................................................................................... 18

Mathematics II/Applied ................................................................................... 18

Microbiology ................................................................................................... 19

Microeconomics ............................................................................................... 20

Oral/Interpersonal Communication ................................................................. 16

Principles of Sustainability ..............................................................................20

Principles of Sustainability ..............................................................................20

Psychology, Abnormal .....................................................................................20

Psychology, Developmental .............................................................................20

Psychology, Introduction to .............................................................................. 21

Race, Ethnic, and Diversity Studies ................................................................... 21

Serving to Learn Locally .................................................................................. 18

Social/Occupational Interaction and Skills ....................................................... 21

Sociology, Introduction to ................................................................................ 21

Spanish I ......................................................................................................... 17

Spanish II........................................................................................................ 17

Speaking Principles ......................................................................................... 16

Speech ............................................................................................................ 16

Technical Reporting ......................................................................................... 16

Technical Writing: Portable Document Format .................................................. 17

Technical Writing: Project Management ............................................................ 17

Technical Writing/Electronic Publishing Macintosh/Windows ........................... 17

Technical Writing/Externship/Internship ......................................................... 17

Technical Writing/Grant and Proposal Writing ................................................. 17

Technical Writing/Layout and Design............................................................... 17

Technical Writing/Technical Photography ......................................................... 17

Writing Principles ............................................................................................ 17

Written Communication II ................................................................................ 17


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Communication Skills801-136 English Composition 1 3.00 CR Prerequisites:831-103CollegeWriting,Intro

Kenosha801-136-2K11 $347.44 MW 04:45P-06:15P 09/07-12/19801-136-2K12 $347.44 M 06:30P-09:30P 09/12-12/19801-136-2K13 $347.44 Th 06:30P-09:30P 09/07-12/14801-136-2K1A $347.44 M 07:00A-10:00A 09/12-12/19801-136-2K1B $347.44 M 10:15A-01:15P 09/12-12/19801-136-2K1C $347.44 M 01:30P-04:30P 09/12-12/19801-136-2K1D $347.44 T 07:00A-10:00A 09/13-12/20801-136-2K1E $347.44 T 10:15A-01:15P 09/13-12/20801-136-2K1F $347.44 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-12/20801-136-2K1G $347.44 W 07:00A-10:00A 09/07-12/14801-136-2K1H $347.44 Th 10:15A-01:15P 09/08-12/15801-136-2K1I $347.44 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15801-136-2K1J $347.44 F 01:30P-05:00P 09/16-12/16801-136-2K9A $347.44 S 10:15A-01:15P 09/10-12/17801-136-2KMA $347.44 BLND F 07:00A-08:30A 09/09-12/16

Lakeview Advanced Tech. Center801-136-2L11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:30P 09/19-12/19

Racine801-136-2R11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19801-136-2R12 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14801-136-2R13 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15801-136-2R1A $347.44 MW 08:05A-09:35A 09/07-12/19801-136-2R1B $347.44 MW 11:20A-12:50P 09/07-12/19801-136-2R1C $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19801-136-2R1D $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20801-136-2R1E $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20801-136-2R1F $347.44 T 02:35P-05:35P 09/13-12/20801-136-2R1G $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16801-136-2R1H $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19801-136-2R1I $347.44 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/09-12/16801-136-2R31 $347.44 AC T 05:50P-09:15P 09/13-10/25801-136-2R9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17

Elkhorn801-136-2E11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20801-136-2E12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15801-136-2E1A $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:00P 09/07-12/19801-136-2E1B $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19801-136-2E1C $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20801-136-2E1D $347.44 MW 02:35P-04:05P 09/07-12/19801-136-2E1E $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

Burlington801-136-2B11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/29801-136-2B9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17

Off CampusTo Be Announced801-136-2W7A $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20801-136-2W7B $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20801-136-2W7C $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

801-196 Oral/Interpersonal Communication 3.00 CR Prerequisites:858-760Pre-TechnicalReading

Kenosha801-196-2K11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19801-196-2K12 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20801-196-2K13 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14801-196-2K14 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15801-196-2K1A $347.44 MW 08:05A-09:35A 09/12-12/19801-196-2K1B $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/12-12/19801-196-2K1C $347.44 M 12:25P-03:25P 09/12-12/19801-196-2K1D $347.44 W 02:35P-05:35P 09/07-12/14

801-196-2K1E $347.44 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 09/08-12/20801-196-2K1F $347.44 TTh 11:20A-12:50P 09/08-12/20801-196-2K1G $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20801-196-2K1H $347.44 F 08:05A-11:05A 09/09-12/16801-196-2K9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17801-196-2KMA $347.44 BLND T 02:35P-04:05P 09/13-12/20

Lakeview Advanced Tech. Center801-196-2L31 $347.44 AC T 06:00P-09:00P 10/04-11/29

Racine801-196-2R11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19801-196-2R12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15801-196-2R13 $347.44 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/09-12/16801-196-2R1A $347.44 MW 08:05A-09:35A 09/07-12/19801-196-2R1B $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19801-196-2R1C $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20801-196-2R1D $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20801-196-2R31 $347.44 AC W 02:35P-05:35P 10/26-12/14801-196-2RM1 $347.44 BLND T 06:00P-07:30P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn801-196-2E11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19801-196-2E12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15801-196-2E1A $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20801-196-2E1B $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20801-196-2E1C $347.44 F 08:05A-11:05A 09/09-12/16801-196-3E1C $347.44 F 08:05A-11:05A 09/09-12/16

Burlington801-196-2B11 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15801-196-2B1A $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19

801-302 Speaking Principles 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine801-302-2R11 $118.48 W 06:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/14

801-198 Speech 3.00 CR Prerequisites:858-760Pre-TechnicalReading

Kenosha801-198-2K11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20801-198-2K12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15801-198-2K13 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14801-198-2K1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19801-198-2K1B $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19801-198-2K1C $347.44 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 09/08-12/20801-198-2K1D $347.44 TTh 11:20A-12:50P 09/08-12/20

Racine801-198-2R1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19801-198-2R1B $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20801-198-2R3A $347.44 AC M 02:35P-05:35P 10/24-12/12801-198-2R9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17

Elkhorn801-198-2E11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19801-198-2E12 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14801-198-2E1A $347.44 MW 11:20A-12:50P 09/07-12/19

Off CampusTo Be Announced801-198-2W7A $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

801-197 Technical Reporting 3.00 CR Prerequisites:801-136EnglishComposition1

Kenosha801-197-2K11 $347.44 W 06:30P-09:30P 09/08-12/15801-197-2KMA $347.44 BLND F 09:10A-10:40A 09/09-12/16801-197-2KMB $347.44 BLND F 11:20A-12:50P 09/09-12/16


Course Delivery Methods key: INET—Internet Study BLND—Blended ITV—Interactive TV IPVID—IP Video and NODALAC—Accelerated ST—Stacked Class SP—Self-Paced Labs OPEN—Open Entrysee pages 6–7

Off CampusTo Be Announced801-135-2W8A $128.48 INET,ST TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-11/01

801-134 Technical Writing: Project Management 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine801-134-2R4A $118.48 AC,BLND S 08:00A-04:00P 10/01-10/01

801-301 Writing Principles 1.00 CR Prerequisites:851-760Pre-TechnicalWriting

Kenosha801-301-2K1A $118.48 W 02:35P-04:35P 09/07-12/14

Racine801-301-2R1A $118.48 F 08:05A-12:05P 09/09-10/28

Elkhorn801-301-2E1A $118.48 T 03:40P-05:40P 09/13-12/20

801-199 Written Communication II 3.00 CR Prerequisites:801-136EnglishComposition1

Kenosha801-199-2K11 $347.44 T 06:30P-09:30P 09/07-12/14

Foreign Language802-104 German I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine802-104-2R11 $347.44 MW 06:00P-07:30P 09/07-12/19

802-111 Spanish I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha802-111-2K11 $347.44 TTh 06:00P-08:00P 09/08-12/20802-111-2K1A $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19802-111-2K1B $347.44 MW 03:40P-05:40P 09/07-12/19

Racine802-111-2R11 $347.44 MW 06:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/19

Elkhorn802-111-2E1A $347.44 TTh 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/20

802-112 Spanish II 3.00 CR Prerequisites:802-111SpanishI

Racine802-112-2R11 $347.44 MW 06:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/19

General Studies890-103 Employability Skills 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Lakeview Advanced Tech. Center890-103-2L6A $232.96 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn890-103-2E6A $232.96 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/19890-103-2E6B $232.96 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 09/13-12/20

Racine801-197-2R1A $347.44 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 09/08-12/20801-197-2R1B $347.44 F 09:10A-12:40P 09/16-12/16801-197-2RM1 $347.44 BLND T 06:00P-07:30P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn801-197-2E1A $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19


801-132 Technical Writing/Electronic Publishing Macintosh/Windows 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine 801-132-2RMA $232.96 BLND,ST M 03:40P-04:40P 09/12-12/19 M 04:40P-05:30P 09/12-12/19


801-126 Technical Writing/Externship/Internship 3.00 CR Prerequisites:801-133TechnicalWriting/Introductionand801-197Technical

Reportingand801-132TechnicalWriting/ElectronicPublishingand801-114TechnicalWriting/SafetyInformationand801-106TechnicalWriting/LayoutandDesign

Racine801-126-2R1A $347.44 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

801-120 Technical Writing/Grant and Proposal Writing 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine801-120-2R11 $232.96 W 04:45P-06:45P 09/07-12/14801-120-2R1A $232.96 W 10:15A-12:15P 09/07-12/14


801-106 Technical Writing/Layout and Design 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine801-106-2RMA $232.96 BLND,ST M 01:30P-02:10P 09/12-12/19 M 02:10P-02:45P 09/12-12/19


801-129 Technical Writing/Technical Photography 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine801-129-2RMA $232.96 BLND,ST T 02:35P-03:15P 09/13-12/20 T 03:15P-03:50P 09/13-12/20


801-135 Technical Writing: Portable Document Format 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine801-135-2RM1 $118.48 BLND,ST T 04:45P-05:10P 09/13-11/01 T 05:10P-05:55P 09/13-11/01



Elkhorn804-123-2E11 $347.44 T 05:15P-08:15P 09/13-12/20804-123-2E1A $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

Off CampusTo Be Announced804-123-2W7A $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16804-123-2W7B $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16

804-133 Mathematics and Logic 3.00 CR Prerequisites:834-110ElementaryAlgebrawithApplications

Kenosha804-133-2K1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19


804-370 Mathematics I/Applied 2.00 CR Prerequisites:854-760Mathematics/PreTechnical

Racine804-370-2R1A $232.96 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn804-370-2E1A $232.96 MW 03:40P-05:40P 09/07-12/19

804-371 Mathematics II/Applied 1.00 CR Prerequisites:804-370MathematicsI/Applied

Racine804-371-2R1A $118.48 TTh 12:25P-01:25P 09/08-12/20

Natural Science806-179 Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced 4.00 CR Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology

Kenosha806-179-2K11 $483.92 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 M 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-179-2K1A $483.92 Th 08:05A-11:05A 09/08-12/20 T 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/20806-179-2K1B $483.92 W 08:05A-11:05A 09/07-12/19 M 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19806-179-2K1C $483.92 Th 11:20A-02:20P 09/08-12/20 T 11:20A-01:20P 09/08-12/20806-179-2K1D $483.92 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/19 M 02:35P-04:35P 09/07-12/19

Racine806-179-2R11 $483.92 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-179-2R1A $483.92 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/20 Th 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn806-179-2E1A $483.92 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19 F 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/19

Burlington806-179-2B11 $483.92 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 M 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-179-2B1A $483.92 W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-12/19 M 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19

890-105 Serving to Learn Locally 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha890-105-2K1A $232.96 Th 01:30P-03:30P 09/22-12/15

Mathematics804-198 Calculus 1 4.00 CR Prerequisites:804-197CollegeAlgebraandTrigonometrywith

CATI804-198-2C11 $461.92 MW 04:45P-06:45P 09/07-12/19804-198-2C1A $461.92 TTh 08:05A-10:35A 09/08-12/20

804-107 College Mathematics 3.00 CR Prerequisites:834-109Pre-Algebra

Kenosha804-107-2K11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14804-107-2K12 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19804-107-2K13 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20804-107-2K1A $347.44 WF 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/16804-107-2K1B $347.44 MW 08:05A-09:35A 09/07-12/19804-107-2K1C $347.44 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 09/08-12/20804-107-2K1D $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20804-107-2K1E $347.44 F 08:05A-11:05A 09/09-12/16

Racine804-107-2R11 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15804-107-2R1A $347.44 WF 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/16804-107-2R1B $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20804-107-2R1C $347.44 T 05:50P-08:50P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn804-107-2E11 $347.44 M 05:15P-08:15P 09/12-12/19804-107-2E12 $347.44 Th 05:15P-08:15P 09/08-12/15804-107-2E1A $347.44 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 09/08-12/20804-107-2E1B $347.44 F 12:25P-03:25P 09/09-12/16


804-115 College Technical Math 1 5.00 CR Prerequisites:834-110ElementaryAlgebrawithApplications

CATI804-115-2C11 $576.40 TTh 06:00P-08:30P 09/08-12/20804-115-2C1A $576.40 MW 09:10A-11:40A 09/07-12/19


804-113 College Technical Math 1A 3.00 CR Prerequisites:834-110ElementaryAlgebrawithApplications

Racine804-113-2K1A $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19

804-123 Math with Business Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:834-109Pre-Algebra

Kenosha804-123-2K11 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15804-123-2K1A $347.44 F 12:25P-03:25P 09/09-12/16

Racine804-123-2R11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20804-123-2R1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19



806-134 General Chemistry 4.00 CR Prerequisites:804-106CollegeMath,Introductiontoor804-107College

Mathematics

Kenosha806-134-2K11 $483.92 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/20 T 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/20806-134-2K12 $483.92 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-134-2K1A $483.92 MF 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/19 W 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19806-134-2K1B $483.92 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/20 Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/20806-134-2K1C $483.92 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19 F 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/19806-134-2K1D $483.92 M 02:35P-05:35P 09/07-12/19 W 02:35P-04:35P 09/07-12/19806-134-2K1E $483.92 T 02:35P-05:35P 09/08-12/20 Th 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/20

Racine806-134-2R11 $483.92 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/20 T 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/20806-134-2R12 $483.92 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 M 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-134-2R1A $483.92 MF 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/19 W 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19806-134-2R1B $483.92 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/20 Th 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20806-134-2R1C $483.92 S 08:05A-11:05A 09/10-12/17 S 11:05A-01:05P 09/10-12/17

Elkhorn806-134-2E11 $483.92 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/20 T 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/20806-134-2E12 $483.92 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 M 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-134-2E1A $483.92 M 02:35P-05:35P 09/07-12/19 W 02:35P-04:35P 09/07-12/19806-134-2E1B $483.92 W 02:35P-05:35P 09/07-12/19 M 02:35P-04:35P 09/07-12/19

806-154 General Physics 1 4.00 CR Prerequisites:804-114CollegeTechnicalMath1Bor804-115College

TechnicalMath1

Racine806-154-2R11 $483.92 Th 04:45P-07:45P 09/08-12/15 Th 07:45P-09:45P 09/08-12/15806-154-2R1A $483.92 S 08:05A-11:05A 09/10-12/17 S 11:05A-01:05P 09/10-12/17

806-197 Microbiology 4.00 CR Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology

Kenosha806-197-2K11 $483.92 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-197-2K1A $483.92 M 10:15A-01:15P 09/07-12/19 W 10:15A-12:15P 09/07-12/19806-197-2K1B $483.92 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/20 Th 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20806-197-2K1C $483.92 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/20 Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/20806-197-2K1D $483.92 M 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/19 W 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19806-197-2K1E $483.92 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/17 F 12:25P-02:25P 09/09-12/17

806-189 Anatomy, Basic 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine806-189-2R1A $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:00P 09/07-12/19

Burlington806-189-2B1A $347.44 S 08:05A-11:05A 09/10-12/17

806-186 Biochemistry/Introduction 4.00 CR Prerequisites:806-134GeneralChemistry

Kenosha806-186-2K1A $483.92 Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/20 T 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20

806-177 General Anatomy and Physiology 4.00 CR Prerequisites:806-134GeneralChemistry

Kenosha806-177-2B1A $483.92 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/19 M 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19806-177-2K11 $483.92 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/20 T 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/20806-177-2K1A $483.92 T 08:05A-11:05A 09/08-12/20 Th 08:05A-10:05A 09/08-12/20806-177-2K1B $483.92 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/19 M 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19806-177-2K1C $483.92 W 11:20A-02:20P 09/07-12/19 M 11:20A-01:20P 09/07-12/19806-177-2K1D $483.92 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/20 Th 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20806-177-2KMA $483.92 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20 Th 11:15A-01:15P 09/08-12/20

Racine806-177-2R11 $483.92 T 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/20 Th 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/20806-177-2R1A $483.92 M 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/19 W 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19806-177-2R1B $483.92 M 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/19 W 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19

Elkhorn806-177-2E11 $483.92 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19

Burlington806-177-2B11 $483.92 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/20 T 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/20

806-114 General Biology 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha806-114-2K11 $483.92 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-114-2K1A $483.92 Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/20 T 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20

Racine806-114-2R1A $483.92 T 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/20 Th 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20

Burlington806-114-2B1A $483.92 M 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/19 W 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19




809-128 Marriage and Family 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-128-2K11 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15

Racine809-128-2R1A $347.44 Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/15809-128-2R1B $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

809-143 Microeconomics 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-143-2K1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19809-143-2K1B $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20

Racine809-143-2R11 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15


809-112 Principles of Sustainability 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-112-2K11 $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20

809-159 Psychology, Abnormal 3.00 CR Prerequisites:809-198Psychology,Introductionto

Kenosha809-159-2K11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19809-159-2K1A $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20

Racine809-159-2R11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20809-159-2R12 $347.44 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/09-12/16809-159-2R1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19

Elkhorn809-159-2E11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14809-159-2E1A $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20


809-188 Psychology, Developmental 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-188-2K11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14809-188-2K1A $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:00P 09/07-12/19809-188-2K1B $347.44 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 09/08-12/20809-188-2K1C $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20

Racine809-188-2R11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20809-188-2R12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15809-188-2R1A $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19809-188-2R9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17

Elkhorn809-188-2E11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19809-188-2E1A $347.44 T 12:25P-03:25P 09/13-12/20

Racine806-197-2R11 $483.92 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-197-2R1A $483.92 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/20 Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn806-197-2E1A $483.92 T 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/20 Th 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20

Burlington806-197-2B11 $483.92 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/19 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19806-197-2B1A $483.92 T 10:15A-01:15P 09/08-12/20 Th 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20806-197-2B1B $483.92 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/17 F 12:25P-02:25P 09/09-12/17

806-112 Principles of Sustainability 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha806-112-2K1A $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20

Social Science809-195 Economics 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-195-2K11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20809-195-2K1A $347.44 TTh 03:40P-05:10P 09/08-12/20809-195-2K1B $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19

Racine809-195-2R1A $347.44 M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19809-195-2R1B $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20809-195-2R31 $347.44 AC T 05:45P-09:05P 10/25-12/06

Elkhorn809-195-2E11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14

Burlington809-195-2B1A $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16


809-166 Ethics: Theory & Applications, Intro to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-166-2K11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20

Racine809-166-2R11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19809-166-2R12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15

Burlington809-166-2B11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14

809-144 Macroeconomics 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-144-2K1A $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20

Racine809-144-2R1A $347.44 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14809-144-2R1B $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20



809-196 Sociology, Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-196-2K11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19809-196-2K12 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14809-196-2K13 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15809-196-2K14 $347.44 F 04:45P-07:45P 09/09-12/16809-196-2K1A $347.44 MW 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/19809-196-2K1B $347.44 MW 11:20A-12:50P 09/07-12/19809-196-2K1C $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:00P 09/07-12/19809-196-2K1D $347.44 TTh 11:20A-12:50P 09/08-12/20809-196-2K1E $347.44 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-12/20809-196-2KMA $347.44 BLND Th 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/15

Racine809-196-2R11 $347.44 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/09-12/16809-196-2R1A $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20809-196-2R1B $347.44 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/14809-196-2R1C $347.44 W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-12/14809-196-2R31 $347.44 AC W 06:00P-09:20P 10/26-12/07809-196-2R9D $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17809-196-2RMA $347.44 BLND T 10:15A-11:45A 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn809-196-2E11 $347.44 T 05:15P-08:15P 09/13-12/20809-196-2E1A $347.44 T 12:25P-03:25P 09/13-12/20809-196-2E1B $347.44 Th 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/15809-196-2E1C $347.44 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15

Burlington809-196-2B11 $347.44 W 05:15P-08:15P 09/07-12/14

Off CampusTo Be Announced809-196-2W7A $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20809-196-2W7B $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20809-196-2W7C $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20809-196-2W7D $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

Burlington809-188-2B11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20


809-198 Psychology, Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:838-105Reading&StudySkills,Intro

Kenosha809-198-2K11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19809-198-2K12 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20809-198-2K13 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14809-198-2K14 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15809-198-2K1A $347.44 MW 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/19809-198-2K1B $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19809-198-2K1C $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19809-198-2K1D $347.44 M 02:35P-05:35P 09/12-12/19809-198-2K1E $347.44 TTh 12:25P-01:55P 09/08-12/20809-198-2K1F $347.44 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 09/08-12/20809-198-2K1G $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

Lakeview Advanced Tech. Center809-198-2L31 $347.44 AC W 05:45P-09:05P 10/26-12/07

Racine809-198-2R11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19809-198-2R12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15809-198-2R1A $347.44 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 09/08-12/20809-198-2R1B $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20809-198-2R1C $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20809-198-2R1D $347.44 MW 08:05A-09:35A 09/07-12/19809-198-2R1E $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19809-198-2R1F $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:00P 09/07-12/19809-198-2R31 $347.44 AC T 05:45P-09:05P 09/13-10/25809-198-2R9D $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17809-198-2RMA $347.44 BLND Th 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn809-198-2E1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19809-198-2E1B $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19809-198-2E1C $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20809-198-2E1D $347.44 TTh 02:35P-04:05P 09/08-12/20809-198-2E1E $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16809-198-2E31 $347.44 AC M 05:45P-09:05P 09/07-10/26

Burlington809-198-2B11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14

Off CampusTo Be Announced809-198-2W7A $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20809-198-2W7B $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20809-198-2W7C $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20809-198-2W7D $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

809-172 Race, Ethnic, and Diversity Studies 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


809-365 Social/Occupational Interaction and Skills 2.00 CR Prerequisites:858-760Pre-TechnicalReading

Racine809-365-2R11 $232.96 TTh 03:40P-05:10P 09/08-12/20

22 Scheduleupdatesandcoursedescriptionscanbefoundat www.gtc.edu/WebAdvisor

AssociateDegree:FallSubjectIndexAccounting....................................................................................................... 27

Admin/Office.Assistant/Medical.......................................................................29

Aeronautics...................................................................................................... 30

Air.Cond..&.Refrig.Technology.......................................................................... 31

Alcohol.&.Other.Drug.Abuse.............................................................................32

Architectural.Technology...................................................................................32

Automated.Manufacturing................................................................................32

Automotive.Technology..................................................................................... 33

Building.Service...............................................................................................34

Business.Administration...................................................................................34

Civil.Engineering.Technology............................................................................ 34

Computer.Software.......................................................................................... 35

Criminal.Justice................................................................................................36

Culinary.Arts.................................................................................................... 37

Dental..............................................................................................................38

Early.Childhood.Education................................................................................38

Electrical.Engineering.Tech............................................................................... 39

Electromechanical.Technology.......................................................................... 39

Electronic.Technology....................................................................................... 40

Emergency.Medical.Service..............................................................................40

Financial.Planning........................................................................................... 41

Fire.Technology................................................................................................ 41

Fluid.Power.Technology....................................................................................42

General.College:.Mathematics..........................................................................42

Graphics/Printing/Publishing..........................................................................42

Health.Information.Technology......................................................................... 43

Horticulture......................................................................................................93

Hospitality....................................................................................................... 43

Human.Services...............................................................................................44

Industrial.Equip.Mechanic................................................................................44

Interior.Design.................................................................................................45

Interpreter.Technology.....................................................................................45

IT.-.Information.Technology.............................................................................. 46

IT.-.Microcomputer.Specialist............................................................................46

IT.-.Network.Communications...........................................................................46

IT.-.Programming.and.Web............................................................................... 47

Laboratory.Assistant......................................................................................... 48

Marketing.&.Merchandising.Mgmt....................................................................48

Mechanical.Technology.....................................................................................49

Nursing............................................................................................................ 50

Nursing.and.Nursing.Related............................................................................52

Pharmacy........................................................................................................ 53

Physical.Therapy.Assistant................................................................................53

Quality.Assurance............................................................................................54

Quality.Interdisciplinary...................................................................................54

Radiologic.Technology......................................................................................54

Related.Business.............................................................................................. 54

Renewable.Energy.-.Electricity.......................................................................... 55

Renewable.Energy.-.Thermal............................................................................55

Small.Business................................................................................................. 55

Small.Engine/Chassis.Mechanic.......................................................................55

Supervisory.Management.................................................................................55

Surgical.Tech.................................................................................................... 56

Visual.Communications.................................................................................... 57

Welding........................................................................................................... 57

AssociateDegree:Fall2011 23

AssociateDegree:FallCourseIndex2D.Computer.Animation.Techniques.(flash)...................................................... 57Accelerated.Learning........................................................................................55Accounting.Capstone........................................................................................ 27Accounting.for.Business.................................................................................... 27Accounting.Portfolio.Development.................................................................... 27Accounting.Principles........................................................................................ 27Accounting.Program.Orientation....................................................................... 27Accounting.Software.Applications..................................................................... 27Accounting.Spreadsheet.Applications................................................................28Active.Directory.Administration.........................................................................46Administrative.Assistant.Internship...................................................................29Administrative.Office.Procedures......................................................................29Advanced.Office.Technologies...........................................................................29Aero.Science.Aerophysics/.Aerodynamics.........................................................30Aero.Science.Aviation.Weather..........................................................................30Aero.Science.Commercial.................................................................................. 30Aero.Science.Instrument...................................................................................30Aeronautical.Skills.Development....................................................................... 31Air.Conditioning.Fundamentals......................................................................... 31Alcohol/Drug.Abuse.Rehabilitation...................................................................32Application.Server.Administration.....................................................................46Applied.Exit.Strategies/Display.Graphics..........................................................42Architectural.Drafting/Residential....................................................................32Art.History.......................................................................................................45ASL.1............................................................................................................... 45ASL.3/Introduction.to.Interpreting....................................................................45ASL.Skillbuilding.1...........................................................................................45ASL.Skillbuilding.2...........................................................................................45ASL.Skillbuilding.5...........................................................................................45ASL.Structure.and.Function...............................................................................45Aspects.of.Disabilities.......................................................................................44Assertive.Behavior............................................................................................ 55Authoring.Tools.-.Flash.....................................................................................42Auto.Advanced.Powertrain.Controls.................................................................. 33Auto.Engine.Major............................................................................................ 33Auto.Instrumentation.and.Testing.....................................................................33Auto.IT.for.Transportation................................................................................. 33Auto.Manufacturing.Systems.Technology.Field.Experience.................................32Auto.Service.Fundamentals..............................................................................33Auto.Service.Simulation.IV................................................................................33AutoCAD.for.Construction.Sciences....................................................................34AutoCAD,.Introduction......................................................................................49Automated.Manufacturing.Concepts/Intro........................................................32Automated.Office.Applications.I........................................................................29Automated.Office.Applications.II.......................................................................29

Automated.Office.Applications.III......................................................................29Aviation/Introduction....................................................................................... 31Baking.for.Chefs.............................................................................................. 37BIZ.Internship..................................................................................................34Blueprint/Schematic.Interpretation..................................................................49Brake.Systems................................................................................................. 33Building.Construction....................................................................................... 41Building.Materials............................................................................................34Business.Communications.................................................................................54Business.Finance.and.Budgeting.......................................................................28Business.Law.................................................................................................... 34Business.Management.Internship.....................................................................34Business.Marketing.I........................................................................................48Business.of.Interior.Design...............................................................................45Business.of.Photography..................................................................................42Business/Introduction.to..................................................................................34CAD.-.Solidworks.............................................................................................. 49CAD/Solids.Advanced.......................................................................................49Cardiology.I..................................................................................................... 40Catering/Banquets...........................................................................................38Character.Design.............................................................................................. 57Child.Welfare.Policy.and.Practice......................................................................44Civil.Engineering.and,.Introduction.to.Architecture............................................34Civil.Engineering.Drafting................................................................................34Civil.Technology.Internship............................................................................... 35Climate.Control.Systems................................................................................... 33Clinical.I........................................................................................................... 41CNC/CAM.Programming...................................................................................32Color.Theory.................................................................................................... 45Community.Policing......................................................................................... 36Community.Resources.and.Services..................................................................44Computer.Aided.Manufacturing,.Advanced........................................................32Computer.Assisted.Programming/Robotics.and.FMS.........................................32Computer.Illustration/Drawing.Techniques....................................................... 42Computer.Interfacing.Techniques......................................................................40Computer.Programming.C................................................................................ 47Computer.Programming.RPG/400.................................................................... 47Constitutional.Law............................................................................................36Construction.Methods.......................................................................................35Correctional.Processes......................................................................................44Counseling/Introduction.to..............................................................................44Criminal.Investigation.Theory........................................................................... 36Criminal.Law.................................................................................................... 37Culinary.Skills.I................................................................................................38Culinary.Skills.II...............................................................................................38


Data.Security.&.Recovery.Support....................................................................46DBA.-.Part.2.-.Oracle......................................................................................... 47DBA.-.Part.3.-.Oracle......................................................................................... 47DC/AC.I........................................................................................................... 40DC/AC.II.......................................................................................................... 40DC/AC.III.........................................................................................................39Deafness/Intro.to............................................................................................ 45Dental.Materials............................................................................................... 38Dental.Radiography.........................................................................................38Design.Concepts...............................................................................................42Design.Concepts,.Advanced...............................................................................42Digital.Electronics.............................................................................................40Digital.Photography/Advanced........................................................................42Digital.Photography/Introduction.to.................................................................42Diversity.and.Change.Management..................................................................55Drafting.for.Interiors........................................................................................45E-Commerce/Marketing.on.the.Internet............................................................48ECE:.Children.with.Differing.Abilities................................................................38ECE:.Curriculum.Planning.................................................................................38ECE:.Family.and.Community.Relationships........................................................38ECE:.Foundations.of.Early.Childhood.Education.................................................38ECE:.Health,.Safety,.&.Nutrition........................................................................ 38ECE:.Infant.&.Toddler.Development..................................................................39ECE:.Math,.Science,.&.Social.Studies.................................................................39ECE:.Practicum.1.............................................................................................. 39ECE:.Practicum.2.............................................................................................. 39ECE:.Practicum.3.............................................................................................. 39Electrical.&.Electronic.Systems.1.......................................................................33Electrical.&.Electronic.Systems.2.......................................................................33Electrical.&.Electronic.Systems.3.......................................................................33Electrical.Controls.and.Systems......................................................................... 31Electro.Hydraulic/Mechanical.Systems..............................................................39Electromechanical.Dr.Systems..........................................................................39Electronic.Communications...............................................................................40Electronic.Devices.I........................................................................................... 40Electronic.Devices.II.......................................................................................... 40Electronic.Energy.Management......................................................................... 31Elementary.Algebra.with.Applications...............................................................42EMT-Basic......................................................................................................... 41Engine.Performance.1...................................................................................... 33Engine.Repair.1...............................................................................................33Engineering.Graphics.w/CAD.1........................................................................49Engineering.Graphics.w/CAD.2........................................................................50Engineering.Graphics.w/CAD.3........................................................................50Entrepreneurship.1.-.Feasibility........................................................................55Entrepreneurship-New.Venture.........................................................................55Exploring.Surgical.Issues.................................................................................. 56Fabrication.Techniques.....................................................................................40Facility.Operating.Engineer.HP......................................................................... 31Facility.Operating.Engineer.LP.......................................................................... 31Family.and.Chemical.Abuse..............................................................................32Family.Theory.and.Practice..............................................................................44

Feedback.and.Control.Systems/.Electromechanical...........................................39Financial.Analysis/Management......................................................................28Fire.Protection.Hydraulics................................................................................. 41Fire.Safety.Communications............................................................................. 41Fire.Science.Student.Internship......................................................................... 41Fire.Service/Changing.Technologies................................................................. 41Firefighting.Principles.I.................................................................................... 41Firefighting.Principles.II................................................................................... 41Flight.Private.Pilot............................................................................................ 31Floral.Design.I/Commercial............................................................................. 93Floral.Design.III............................................................................................... 93Food.Service.Supervision..................................................................................38Foods,.Basic..................................................................................................... 38Forklift.Operation.and.Maintenance.................................................................34Fresh.Water.Treatment.....................................................................................35Front.Office.Management.................................................................................43Fundamentals.-.Unix........................................................................................46Fundamentals.of.Electricity/Electronics.............................................................40Fundamentals.of.Reading.Prescriptions............................................................53Game.Programming.I....................................................................................... 47Garde.Manger.................................................................................................. 38GeoExchange.Site.Safety.................................................................................. 55Geographical.Information.Systems.I.................................................................35Geometric.Dimensioning.and.Tolerancing.........................................................50Gerontology/Introduction.to............................................................................44Graphic.Design.Professional.Practices...............................................................42Group.Counseling.............................................................................................44Hardware.&.Software.Support..........................................................................46Health.and.Wellness.for.Firefighters................................................................. 41Health.Data.Management................................................................................43Heat.Load.Estimation....................................................................................... 31Heating.III....................................................................................................... 31Heating.Systems.Applications........................................................................... 31Herbaceous.Plants............................................................................................93Horticulture.Marketing.....................................................................................93Hospitality.Portfolio......................................................................................... 43Hospitality/Principles.of...................................................................................43Human.Diseases.for.the.Health.Professions......................................................43Human.Resource.Management.........................................................................55Human.Service.Field.Experience.......................................................................44Human.Services/Introduction...........................................................................44HVAC.Blueprint.Reading................................................................................... 31HVAC.Systems.................................................................................................. 31IBM.i.System.Administration............................................................................. 47ICD.Diagnosis.Coding.......................................................................................43ICD.Procedure.Coding....................................................................................... 43Illustration.Media.Concepts.............................................................................. 42Illustration,.Advanced....................................................................................... 42Imaging.Equipment.Operation..........................................................................54Income.Tax.Accounting.....................................................................................28Industrial.Controls,.Introduction.to...................................................................39Interior.Design.Internship.II.............................................................................. 45

AssociateDegree:Fall2011 25

Interior.Design,.Principles.of............................................................................45Interior.Lighting/Fundamentals.of...................................................................45Interior.Space.Plan.and.Design.........................................................................45Intermediate.Accounting.I.................................................................................28Intermediate.Accounting.II...............................................................................28International.Buffets........................................................................................38International.Marketing................................................................................... 48Internet.Business.Applications..........................................................................48Internet/Introduction.to...................................................................................35Internship.and.Portfolio.Development..............................................................43Internship.for.Accounting.................................................................................29Interviewing.Principles.&.Recordkeeping..........................................................44Interviews/Interrogations/Confessions............................................................. 37Intro.to.Criminal.Justice................................................................................... 37Intro.to.Sustainable.Energy..............................................................................55Introduction.to.Ground.Loop.Methods...............................................................55Introduction.to.Radiography.............................................................................54Investments..................................................................................................... 34IT.Apps.Server.&.Support..................................................................................46IT.E-Commerce................................................................................................. 47IT.Essentials..................................................................................................... 46IT.in.Business................................................................................................... 46IT.Web.Graphics.-.Flash..................................................................................... 48Java.Programming-.IBM.iSeries........................................................................48Java,.Introduction.to........................................................................................ 48Juvenile.Law.................................................................................................... 37Keyboarding.................................................................................................... 30Keyboarding.Applications.................................................................................30Kitchen.and.Bathroom.Planning.......................................................................45Lab.Skills,.Basic...............................................................................................48Land.Surveying.-.Data.Processing.....................................................................35Land.Surveying.Basics......................................................................................35Land.Surveying.Fundamentals..........................................................................35Landcadd,.Introduction.to.................................................................................93Landscape.Management...................................................................................93Landscape.Plants.I........................................................................................... 93Leadership.Development..................................................................................55Legal.Issues.for.Supervisors.............................................................................55Lodging.Field.Experience..................................................................................43LPN.Refresher.I.-.Theory/Lab...........................................................................52LPN.Refresher.II.-.Clinical.................................................................................52Machine.and.Equipment.Installation.................................................................44Maintenance.Machining...................................................................................44Management.Accounting..................................................................................29Management/Merchandising...........................................................................48Managing.for.Quality.......................................................................................56Managing.Pharmacy.Benefits...........................................................................53Managing.Services/Hospitality.Industry...........................................................43Manual.D.Duct.Design...................................................................................... 31Manual.Drive.Train.and.Axles...........................................................................33Manufacturing.Processes..................................................................................50Manufacturing.Shop.Safety.............................................................................. 54

Marketing.Careers............................................................................................48Marketing.Internship........................................................................................ 49Marketing.Principles.........................................................................................49Marketing.Professional.Development................................................................49Marketing.Research..........................................................................................49Mechanical.Engineering,.Introduction.to.Tech....................................................50Mechanical.Fundamentals................................................................................ 31Mechanical.Skills.for.Technicians......................................................................33Mechanical.Systems.for.Buildings.....................................................................32Mechanisms..................................................................................................... 50Mental.Health/Substance.Abuse.......................................................................32Microcomputer.Programming.Advanced............................................................48Microprocessors................................................................................................40Microsoft.Access............................................................................................... 35Microsoft.Excel.................................................................................................35Microsoft.Excel.II.............................................................................................. 35Microsoft.PowerPoint........................................................................................ 35Microsoft.PowerPoint.II..................................................................................... 36Microsoft.Word................................................................................................. 36Microsoft.Word.II.............................................................................................. 36Mobile.Device.Application.Programming...........................................................48Modalities........................................................................................................ 54MSSC.Certification.Preparation.and.Assessment................................................54Multimedia.Applications................................................................................... 43Multimedia.Graphics.and.Animation.................................................................43Multimedia.Survey...........................................................................................43Network.Administration.-.Microsoft................................................................... 47Network.Security.............................................................................................. 47Network.Specialist.Internship........................................................................... 47Network/Web.Concepts,.Introduction.to............................................................ 47NSG:.Applied.Pediatric.Concepts.......................................................................52NSG:.Endocrine.&.Electrolytes.Disorders...........................................................53NSG:.Intro.Clinical.Practice...............................................................................50NSG:.Pharmacology.Applications......................................................................53Nursing.Advanced.Clinical.Practice....................................................................50Nursing.Advanced.Skills................................................................................... 50Nursing.Clinical.Transition................................................................................ 51Nursing.Complex.Health.Alterations.I............................................................... 51Nursing.Complex.Health.Alterations.II.............................................................. 51Nursing.Fundamentals..................................................................................... 51Nursing.Health.Alterations............................................................................... 51Nursing.Health.Promotion................................................................................ 51Nursing.Intermediate.Clinical.Practice............................................................... 51Nursing.Management.and.Professional.Concepts..............................................52Nursing.Mental.Health.Community.Concepts.....................................................52Nursing.Pharmacology.....................................................................................52Nursing.Skills...................................................................................................52Nursing:.Clinical.Care.Across.the.Lifespan.........................................................52Nursing:.Introduction.to.Clinical.Care.Management...........................................52Nutrition.......................................................................................................... 38Office.Proofreading.and.Editing........................................................................30Office.Technology.Communications...................................................................30


Optoelectronics................................................................................................ 40Organizational.Development............................................................................56Paramedic.Pharmacology................................................................................. 41Pathophysiology.for.Health.Professions............................................................53Payroll.Accounting...........................................................................................29PC.Basics/MS.Office.........................................................................................36Personal.Financial.Planning............................................................................. 41Personal.Skills.for.Supervisors..........................................................................56Pharmaceutical.Business.Applications...............................................................53Pharmacy.Calculations.....................................................................................53Pharmacy.Law................................................................................................. 53Phlebotomy..................................................................................................... 48Plant.Biology.for.Horticulture...........................................................................93Plant.Pests.and.Control....................................................................................93Plant.Propagation............................................................................................ 93Plastic.Fusion.Applications................................................................................55Pneumatics/Hydraulics.-.Introduction...............................................................42Police.Administration....................................................................................... 37Police.Science.Internship.................................................................................. 37Practicum.I....................................................................................................... 45Principles.of.Emergency.Services...................................................................... 41Problems.in.Graphic.Design,.Advanced.............................................................43Process.Controls............................................................................................... 39Professional.Communications........................................................................... 37Professional.Development................................................................................30Professional.Piloting.I...................................................................................... 31Professional.Piloting.II..................................................................................... 31Professional.Practices.in.Human.Services..........................................................44Programmable.Controllers...............................................................................39Programmable.Logic.Controllers/Advanced......................................................39Programming.&.Database,.Introduction.to.Concepts.........................................48Project.Management........................................................................................56Promotion.Principles.I......................................................................................49Psychopharmacology........................................................................................32PTA.Clinical.Practice.2......................................................................................53PTA.Kinesiology.1.............................................................................................53PTA.Management.of.Cardiopulmonary.and.Integumentary.Conditions..............53PTA.Patient.Interventions..................................................................................53PTA.Principles.of.Neuromuscular.Rehabilitation................................................53PTA.Professional.Issues.1..................................................................................54PTA.Therapeutic.Modalities...............................................................................54Public.Switched.Telephone.Network.Hierar........................................................40Publication.Design.for.the.Office.......................................................................30Quality.for.Automated.Manufacturing...............................................................33Radiographic.Imaging.1...................................................................................54Radiographic.Procedures.1...............................................................................54Radiography.Clinical.1.....................................................................................54Radiography.Clinical.4.....................................................................................54Records.Management....................................................................................... 30Refrigeration.Applications................................................................................ 31Report.Writing.................................................................................................. 37Residential.Code..............................................................................................32

Respiratory.Management................................................................................. 41Rig.Transport,.Set-Up.and.Safety......................................................................55RN.Refresher.I.-.Theory/Lab.............................................................................53RN.Refresher.II.-.Clinical................................................................................... 53Robotics.Mechanics.I......................................................................................... 39Rotary:.Mud.Boring.Applications.......................................................................55Routing.CCNA.2................................................................................................ 47Rules.of.Evidence............................................................................................. 37Safety.in.the.Workplace...................................................................................56Sanitation.and.Hygiene....................................................................................38Security.Measures.and.Hacking.Detection......................................................... 47Security,.Intro.to.............................................................................................. 37Selling.Principles.............................................................................................. 49Selling.Techniques............................................................................................ 49Short.Order/Deli..............................................................................................38Skill.Building.I.................................................................................................30Small.Power.Equipment.................................................................................... 55Soils.and.Plant.Nutrition...................................................................................93Solid.State.Circuits,.Introduction.to...................................................................39Special.Education.And,.Introduction.to.Deafness...............................................46Statistical.Process.Control/CT...........................................................................54Steering.&.Suspension.Systems........................................................................33Strength.of.Materials........................................................................................50Stress.Management..........................................................................................56Supervision...................................................................................................... 56Surgical.Interventions.1................................................................................... 56Surgical.Tech.Fundamentals.1..........................................................................56Surgical.Technology.Clinical.1...........................................................................56Surgical.Technology.Clinical.2...........................................................................56Surgical.Technology,.Intro.to............................................................................ 57Systems.Design.and.Development....................................................................48Team.Building.and.Problem.Solving.................................................................56Terrorism/Homeland.Security.......................................................................... 37Textiles............................................................................................................45The.Health.Record,.Introduction.to....................................................................43Time.Management...........................................................................................56Traffic.Theory................................................................................................... 37Troubleshooting.Electrical/Electronic.Systems...................................................40Variable.Speed.Drives.......................................................................................40Video.Editing.................................................................................................... 43Visual.Merchandising.......................................................................................49Water.Sampling.and.Testing.............................................................................35Web.Internship.................................................................................................48Web.Pages.for.the.Office..................................................................................30Webpage.Design.for.Graphic.Designers............................................................43Welding.Basics................................................................................................. 57Wind.Systems,.Intro.to..................................................................................... 55Windows.Operating.Systems.and.Concepts........................................................36Word.Processing.for.the.Office..........................................................................30Workplace.Fundamentals................................................................................. 31

Associate Degree: Fall 2011 27


Accounting101-158 Accounting Capstone 4.00 CR Prerequisites:101-104IncomeTaxAccountingand101-122Intermediate

AccountingIIand101-131ManagementAccountingand101-143PayrollAccounting

Corequisites:101-155FinancialAnalysis/Management

Off CampusTo Be Announced101-158-2WOA $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14101-158-2WOB $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/14-01/18101-158-2WOC $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/21-01/25101-158-2WOD $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/28-02/01101-158-2WOE $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/05-02/08101-158-2WOF $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/12-02/15101-158-2WOG $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/19-02/22101-158-2WOH $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/26-02/29101-158-2WOI $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/02-03/07101-158-2WOJ $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/09-03/21101-158-2WOK $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/16-03/28101-158-2WOL $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/23-04/04

101-112 Accounting for Business 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha101-112-2K11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14101-112-2K1A $347.44 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 09/08-12/20

Racine101-112-2R11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19101-112-2R1A $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

Elkhorn101-112-2E11 $347.44 T 05:30P-08:30P 09/13-12/20


101-105 Accounting Portfolio Development 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:101-104IncomeTaxAccountingand101-131Management

Accountingand101-143PayrollAccountingand101-154AccountingSoftwareApplicationsand101-155FinancialAnalysis/Managementand101-106AccountingSpreadsheetApplicationsor101-126AccountingSpreadsheetApplications


101-114 Accounting Principles 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha101-114-2K11 $470.92 T 05:30P-08:00P 09/08-12/20 Th 05:30P-08:00P 09/08-12/20

Racine101-114-2R1A $470.92 T 09:10A-11:40A 09/08-12/20 Th 09:10A-11:40A 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn101-114-2E11 $470.92 T 05:30P-08:00P 09/08-12/20 Th 05:30P-08:00P 09/08-12/20101-114-2E1A $470.92 T 12:25P-02:55P 09/08-12/20 Th 12:25P-02:55P 09/08-12/20


101-100 Accounting Program Orientation 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha101-100-2K1A $118.48 Th 08:05A-10:35A 11/03-12/15101-100-2K31 $118.48 AC W 05:00P-07:00P 09/14-10/05

Racine101-100-2R3A $118.48 AC T 12:25P-02:25P 09/13-10/04


101-154 Accounting Software Applications 2.00 CR Prerequisites:101-112AccountingforBusinessor101-114AccountingPrinciples

Kenosha101-154-2K61 $235.46 M 05:30P-07:30P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19101-154-2K6A $235.46 SP F 09:10A-11:10A 09/09-12/16 TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16

Racine101-154-2R6A $235.46 SP W 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14



101-155-2WOK $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/16-03/28101-155-2WOL $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/23-04/04

101-104 Income Tax Accounting 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None


101-121 Intermediate Accounting I 4.00 CR Prerequisites:101-114AccountingPrinciples Corequisites:101-100AccountingProgramOrientationand804-123Mathwith

BusinessApplicationsand103-102MicrosoftExcelor103-199PCBasics/MSOffice


101-122 Intermediate Accounting II 4.00 CR Prerequisites:101-121IntermediateAccountingI

Kenosha101-122-2KM1 $470.92 BLND W 05:30P-08:30P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14101-122-2KMA $470.92 BLND M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

Racine101-122-2RMA $470.92 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn101-122-2EMA $470.92 BLND W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14

Off CampusTo Be Announced101-122-2WOA $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14101-122-2WOB $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/14-01/18101-122-2WOC $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/21-01/25101-122-2WOD $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/28-02/01101-122-2WOE $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/05-02/08101-122-2WOF $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/12-02/15101-122-2WOG $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/19-02/22101-122-2WOH $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/26-02/29101-122-2WOI $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/02-03/07


101-106 Accounting Spreadsheet Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:101-114AccountingPrinciplesor101-112AccountingforBusiness

and103-102MicrosoftExcelor103-199PCBasics/MSOffice

Kenosha101-106-2K61 $353.19 SP M 05:30P-07:30P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19101-106-2K6A $353.19 SP F 09:10A-11:10A 09/09-12/16 TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16

Racine101-106-2R6A $353.19 SP W 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14


101-184 Business Finance and Budgeting 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha101-184-2K31 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:15P 09/07-10/26

Elkhorn101-184-2E3A $347.44 AC W 01:30P-04:45P 09/07-10/26

101-155 Financial Analysis/Management 3.00 CR Prerequisites:101-106AccountingSpreadsheetApplicationsor101-126

AccountingSpreadsheetApplications Corequisites:101-122IntermediateAccountingII

Off CampusTo Be Announced101-155-2WOA $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14101-155-2WOB $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/14-01/18101-155-2WOC $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/21-01/25101-155-2WOD $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/28-02/01101-155-2WOE $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/05-02/08101-155-2WOF $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/12-02/15101-155-2WOG $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/19-02/22101-155-2WOH $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/26-02/29101-155-2WOI $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/02-03/07101-155-2WOJ $383.19 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/09-03/21



101-143-2WOF $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/12-02/15101-143-2WOG $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/19-02/22101-143-2WOH $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/26-02/29101-143-2WOI $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/02-03/07101-143-2WOJ $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/09-03/21101-143-2WOK $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/16-03/28101-143-2WOL $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/23-04/04

Admin/Office Assistant/ Medical

106-192 Administrative Assistant Internship 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha106-192-2K1A $347.44 DS M 09:10A-11:10A 09/12-12/19

Racine106-192-2R1A $347.44 DS W 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/14

Off CampusTo Be Announced106-192-2W7A $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA

106-190 Administrative Office Procedures 3.00 CR Prerequisites:106-138AutomatedOfficeApplicationsI

Kenosha106-190-2KMA $353.19 BLND T 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20

Racine106-190-2RM1 $353.19 BLND Th 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/15


106-004 Advanced Office Technologies 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


106-138 Automated Office Applications I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:106-137KeyboardingApplications


106-142 Automated Office Applications II 3.00 CR Prerequisites:106-138AutomatedOfficeApplicationsI

Kenosha106-142-2K1A $353.19 MW 11:20A-01:20P 09/07-12/19

Racine106-142-2R11 $353.19 W 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn106-142-2E1A $353.19 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20

106-152 Automated Office Applications III 3.00 CR Prerequisites:106-142AutomatedOfficeApplicationsIIand106-190

AdministrativeOfficeProcedures


101-122-2WOJ $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/09-03/21101-122-2WOK $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/16-03/28101-122-2WOL $510.92 INET TBA TBA-TBA 11/23-04/04

101-103 Internship for Accounting 2.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None


101-131 Management Accounting 4.00 CR Prerequisites:101-121IntermediateAccountingI Corequisites:101-106AccountingSpreadsheetApplicationsor101-126

AccountingSpreadsheetApplications

Kenosha101-131-2KM1 $470.92 BLND Th 05:30P-08:30P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15101-131-2KMA $470.92 BLND W 10:15A-01:15P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14

Racine101-131-2RMA $470.92 BLND M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn101-131-2EMA $470.92 BLND M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19


101-143 Payroll Accounting 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha101-143-2K11 $235.46 TTh 08:00P-09:30P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20101-143-2K1A $235.46 T 08:05A-11:05A 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20101-143-2K31 $235.46 AC T 08:00P-10:00P 10/12-12/21 TBA TBA-TBA 10/12-12/21

Racine101-143-2R3A $235.46 AC T 12:25P-02:25P 10/11-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 10/11-12/20

Elkhorn101-143-2E3A $235.46 AC Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/29-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/29-12/15

Off CampusTo Be Announced101-143-2WOA $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14101-143-2WOB $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/14-01/18101-143-2WOC $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/21-01/25101-143-2WOD $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/28-02/01101-143-2WOE $255.46 INET TBA TBA-TBA 10/05-02/08



106-112 Records Management 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha106-112-2K1A $232.96 T 10:15A-12:15P 09/13-12/20

Racine106-112-2R11 $232.96 W 04:45P-06:45P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn106-112-2E1A $232.96 M 12:25P-02:25P 09/12-12/19


106-127 Skill Building I 1.00 CR Prerequisites:106-126Keyboarding

Kenosha106-127-2K2A $118.48 ST TTh 12:25P-02:55P 10/25-12/08

Racine106-127-2R21 $118.48 ST M 06:55P-09:25P 09/19-12/05

106-199 Web Pages for the Office 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha106-199-2KMA $235.46 BLND F 09:10A-10:40A 09/09-12/16

Racine106-199-2RM1 $235.46 BLND T 05:50P-07:20P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn106-199-2EMA $235.46 BLND M 10:15A-11:45A 09/12-12/19

106-003 Word Processing for the Office 4.00 CR Prerequisites:106-137KeyboardingApplications

Kenosha106-003-2KM1 $470.92 BLND W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14

Aeronautics402-135 Aero Science Aerophysics/ Aerodynamics 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Horizon Center402-135-2H1A $347.44 DS TBA TBA-TBA 10/31-12/20

402-136 Aero Science Aviation Weather 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Horizon Center402-136-2H1A $347.44 DS TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-10/28

402-133 Aero Science Commercial 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha402-133-2K6A $538.44 SP TTh 02:35P-05:05P 09/08-12/15

402-137 Aero Science Instrument 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha402-137-2K6A $538.44 SP TTh 02:35P-05:05P 09/08-12/15

106-126 Keyboarding 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha106-126-2K2A $118.48 ST T 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-10/20

Racine106-126-2R11 $118.48 Th 05:50P-08:50P 10/06-12/15106-126-2R1A $118.48 T 12:25P-03:25P 09/13-11/15

Elkhorn106-126-2E2A $118.48 ST T 08:05A-10:35A 09/13-11/29


106-137 Keyboarding Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha106-137-2K11 $353.19 MW 05:50P-08:20P 09/07-12/19106-137-2K1A $353.19 MW 08:05A-10:35A 09/07-12/19106-137-2K2A $353.19 ST TTh 12:25P-02:55P 09/08-12/20

Racine106-137-2R1A $353.19 MW 12:25P-02:55P 09/07-12/19106-137-2R21 $353.19 ST MW 06:55P-09:25P 09/07-12/19

Elkhorn106-137-2EMA $353.19 BLND T 08:05A-10:35A 09/13-12/20


106-178 Office Proofreading and Editing 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha106-178-2K1A $232.96 Th 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/15

Racine106-178-2R11 $232.96 M 04:45P-06:45P 09/12-12/19106-178-2R1A $232.96 M 10:15A-12:15P 09/12-12/19


106-187 Office Technology Communications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:106-137KeyboardingApplicationsand106-178Office

ProofreadingandEditingand801-136EnglishComposition1

Kenosha106-187-2K1A $353.19 TTh 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20

Racine106-187-2R11 $353.19 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn106-187-2EMA $353.19 BLND T 11:20A-01:20P 09/13-12/20

106-119 Professional Development 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha106-119-2K11 $232.96 M 05:50P-07:50P 09/12-12/19

106-002 Publication Design for the Office 3.00 CR Prerequisites:106-137KeyboardingApplications




601-149 Heat Load Estimation 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha601-149-2K31 $232.96 AC F 05:50P-08:50P 10/07-12/16

601-171 Heating III 2.00 CR Prerequisites:601-121HeatingSystems

Kenosha601-171-2K11 $261.46 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19

601-131 Heating Systems Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:601-121HeatingSystems

Kenosha601-131-2K1A $392.19 T 09:10A-02:10P 09/13-12/20

601-130 HVAC Blueprint Reading 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha601-130-2K1A $261.46 Th 11:20A-02:20P 09/08-12/15

601-129 HVAC Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:601-110AirConditioningFundamentalsand601-116Mechanical

Fundamentals

Kenosha601-129-2K1A $392.19 M 09:10A-02:10P 09/12-12/19

601-156 Manual D Duct Design 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha601-156-2K3A $232.96 AC S 09:10A-12:00P 10/08-12/17

601-116 Mechanical Fundamentals 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha601-116-2K11 $392.19 T 04:45P-09:45P 09/13-12/20601-116-2K1A $392.19 W 09:10A-02:10P 09/07-12/14

601-143 Refrigeration Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:601-110AirConditioningFundamentalsand601-116Mechanical

Fundamentalsand601-133RefrigerationFundamentals

Kenosha601-143-2K11 $392.19 W 04:45P-09:45P 09/07-12/14

601-111 Workplace Fundamentals 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha601-111-2K11 $130.73 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/14601-111-2K1A $130.73 Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/15


402-166 Aeronautical Skills Development 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Horizon Center402-166-2H1A $4167.48 MTWThFSSu TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

402-129 Aviation/Introduction 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha402-129-2H6A $538.44 SP TTh 02:35P-05:05P 09/08-12/15

402-140 Flight Private Pilot 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:402-129Aviation/Introduction

Horizon Center402-140-2H1A $13585.44 MTWThFSSu 02:35P-05:05P 09/01-12/31

402-171 Professional Piloting I 2.00 CR Prerequisites:402-140FlightPrivatePilot Corequisites:402-137AeroScienceInstrument

Horizon Center402-171-2H1A $5926.96 MTWThFSSu TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

402-173 Professional Piloting II 2.00 CR Prerequisites:402-171ProfessionalPilotingI

Horizon Center402-173-2H1A $11021.96 TWThFSSu TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

Air Cond. & Refrig Technology

601-110 Air Conditioning Fundamentals 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha601-110-2K11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19601-110-2K1A $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

601-128 Electrical Controls and Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:605-107FundamentalsofElectricity/Electronics

Kenosha601-128-2K1A $392.19 T 09:10A-02:10P 09/13-12/20 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/13-12/20

601-145 Electronic Energy Management 3.00 CR Prerequisites:601-147ControlCircuitApplications

Kenosha601-145-2K1A $392.19 Th 09:10A-02:10P 09/08-12/15

601-117 Facility Operating Engineer HP 3.00 CR Prerequisites:601-113FacilityOperatingEngineerLP

Kenosha601-117-2K11 $392.19 W 04:45P-08:45P 09/07-12/14

601-113 Facility Operating Engineer LP 5.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha601-113-2K11 $653.65 TTh 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/20601-113-2K1A $653.65 MW 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/19



Off CampusTo Be Announced614-140-2Y21 $362.94 ST,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20

614-108 Residential Code 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:614-110ArchitecturalDrafting/Residential

CATI614-108-2C21 $120.98 ST,IPVID M 06:00P-07:00P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn614-108-2E21 $120.98 ST,IPVID M 06:00P-07:00P 09/12-12/19

Off CampusTo Be Announced614-108-2Y21 $120.98 ST,IPVID M 06:00P-07:00P 09/12-12/19

Automated Manufacturing628-108 Auto Manufacturing Systems Technology Field Experience 2.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:620-110RoboticsMechanicsI

Lakeview Advanced Tech. Center628-108-2L61 $232.96 SP TWTh 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn628-108-2E6A $232.96 SP MW 03:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/19

628-100 Automated Manufacturing Concepts/Intro 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None



628-110 CNC/CAM Programming 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None



628-112 Computer Aided Manufacturing, Advanced 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None



628-111 Computer Assisted Programming/ Robotics and FMS 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None



Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse

550-130 Alcohol/Drug Abuse Rehabilitation 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine550-130-2R11 $347.44 Th 04:45P-08:45P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15550-130-2R1A $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20

550-154 Family and Chemical Abuse 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine550-154-2R1A $347.44 F 12:25P-04:25P 09/09-12/16 TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16


550-156 Mental Health/Substance Abuse 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine550-156-2R1A $347.44 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/13-12/20


550-150 Psychopharmacology 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine550-150-2R11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14


Architectural Technology614-110 Architectural Drafting/Residential 3.00 CR Prerequisites:607-124AutoCADApplicationsforCivil Corequisites:614-108ResidentialCode

CATI614-110-2C21 $362.94 ST,IPVID M 03:40P-05:40P 09/12-12/19 M 07:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn614-110-2E21 $362.94 ST,IPVID M 03:40P-05:40P 09/12-12/19 M 07:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19

Off CampusTo Be Announced614-110-2Y21 $362.94 ST,IPVID M 03:40P-05:40P 09/12-12/19 M 07:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19

614-140 Mechanical Systems for Buildings 3.00 CR Prerequisites:607-106BuildingMaterialsand607-107ConstructionMethods

CATI614-140-2C21 $362.94 ST,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn614-140-2E21 $362.94 ST,IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20



602-104 Brake Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-107AutoServiceFundamentals

Horizon Center602-104-2H1A $382.44 MWF 07:00A-10:00A 10/24-11/14 MW 10:30A-03:30P 10/24-11/09602-104-2H1B $382.44 MWF 07:00A-10:00A 10/24-11/14 TTh 07:00A-12:00P 10/25-11/10

602-196 Climate Control Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-125Electrical&

ElectronicSystems1

Horizon Center602-196-2H11 $382.44 MTW 05:00P-10:00P 09/26-10/19602-196-2H1A $382.44 MTW 07:00A-12:00P 09/26-10/19

602-125 Electrical & Electronic Systems 1 2.00 CR Prerequisites:602-107AutoServiceFundamentals Corequisites:804-107CollegeMathematics


602-127 Electrical & Electronic Systems 2 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-107AutoServiceFundamentals Corequisites:801-136EnglishComposition1


602-128 Electrical & Electronic Systems 3 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-127Electrical&

ElectronicSystems2

Horizon Center602-128-2H1A $382.44 MTWTh 12:00P-05:00P 10/25-11/14

602-197 Engine Performance 1 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-103EngineRepair1and

602-127Electrical&ElectronicSystems2


602-103 Engine Repair 1 2.00 CR Prerequisites:602-127Electrical&

ElectronicSystems2

Horizon Center602-103-2H11 $254.96 MTW 07:00A-11:30A 11/21-12/12602-103-2H1A $254.96 MTW 07:00A-11:30A 11/21-12/12

602-149 Manual Drive Train and Axles 4.00 CR Prerequisites:602-127Electrical&

ElectronicSystems2


602-124 Steering & Suspension Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-107AutoServiceFundamentals

Horizon Center602-124-2H1A $382.44 MWF 07:00A-10:00A 11/21-12/12 MW 10:30A-03:30P 11/21-12/07602-124-2H1B $382.44 MWF 07:00A-10:00A 11/21-12/12 TTh 07:00A-12:00P 11/22-12/08

628-109 Mechanical Skills for Technicians 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None



628-125 Quality for Automated Manufacturing 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None



Automotive Technology

602-174 Auto Advanced Powertrain Controls 2.00 CR Prerequisites:602-156AutoInstrumentationandTesting

Horizon Center602-174-2H1A $1608.24 WThF 07:00A-11:30A 10/12-11/02

602-177 Auto Engine Major 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-152AutoEngineMinor

Horizon Center602-177-2H1A $382.44 WThF 07:00A-12:00P 09/07-10/07

602-121 Auto Instrumentation and Testing 4.00 CR Prerequisites:602-197EnginePerformance1


602-122 Auto IT for Transportation 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Horizon Center602-122-2H1A $254.96 MW 07:00A-10:00A 09/07-09/21 MW 10:30A-03:30P 09/07-09/26602-122-2H1B $254.96 MW 07:00A-10:00A 09/07-09/21 TTh 07:00A-12:00P 09/08-09/27

602-107 Auto Service Fundamentals 2.00 CR Prerequisites:602-122AutoITforTransportation

Horizon Center602-107-2H1A $254.96 MW 07:00A-10:00A 09/28-10/12 MW 10:30A-03:30P 09/28-10/17602-107-2H1B $254.96 MW 07:00A-10:00A 09/28-10/12 TTh 07:00A-12:00P 09/29-10/18

602-178 Auto Service Simulation IV 3.00 CR Prerequisites:602-172AutoChassisDynamicsand602-174AutoAdvanced

PowertrainControls Corequisites:801-197TechnicalReporting

Horizon Center602-178-2H1A $3485.47 WThF 07:00A-12:00P 11/09-12/16



102-122 Investments 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn102-122-2E3A $347.44 AC T 09:10A-12:25P 11/08-12/20


Civil Engineering Technology607-170 AutoCAD for Construction Sciences 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI607-170-2C2A $241.96 ST,IPVID M 12:25P-03:25P 09/12-12/19607-170-2C61 $241.96 SP MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20607-170-2C62 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn607-170-2E2A $241.96 ST,IPVID M 12:25P-03:25P 09/12-12/19607-170-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-170-2Y2A $241.96 ST,IPVID M 12:25P-03:25P 09/12-12/19607-170-2Y61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

607-106 Building Materials 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:607-107ConstructionMethods

CATI607-106-2C2A $241.96 ST,IPVID T 12:25P-03:25P 09/13-12/20607-106-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20607-106-2C62 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn607-106-2E2A $241.96 ST,IPVID T 12:25P-03:25P 09/13-12/20607-106-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-106-2Y2A $241.96 ST,IPVID T 12:25P-03:25P 09/13-12/20607-106-2Y61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

607-103 Civil Engineering and, Introduction to Architecture 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI607-103-2C2A $241.96 ST,IPVID F 01:30P-04:30P 09/09-12/16607-103-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20607-103-2C62 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn607-103-2E2A $241.96 ST,IPVID F 01:30P-04:30P 09/09-12/16607-103-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-103-2Y2A $241.96 ST,IPVID F 01:30P-04:30P 09/09-12/16607-103-2Y61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

607-127 Civil Engineering Drafting 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-127-2W71 $392.94 INET TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA

Building Service443-101 Forklift Operation and Maintenance 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Horizon Center443-101-2H3A $118.48 AC Th 09:10A-02:10P 10/13-10/27443-101-2H3B $118.48 AC Th 09:10A-02:10P 11/03-11/17443-101-2H3C $118.48 AC Th 09:10A-02:10P 12/01-12/15

Business Administration102-138 BIZ Internship 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Racine102-138-2R11 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn102-138-2E11 $347.44 M 05:30P-09:30P 09/19-12/19

102-160 Business Law 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha102-160-2K1A $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/19

Racine102-160-2R31 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn102-160-2E31 $347.44 AC T 04:45P-07:45P 11/08-12/20


102-186 Business Management Internship 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha102-186-2K1A $347.44 F 12:25P-03:25P 09/09-12/16

Elkhorn102-186-2E1A $347.44 M 02:35P-05:35P 09/12-12/19

102-137 Business/Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha102-137-2K31 $347.44 AC M 06:00P-09:00P 10/31-12/19102-137-3K32 $347.44 AC M 06:00P-09:25P 09/12-10/24

Racine102-137-2R31 $347.44 AC F 08:05A-11:05A 09/30-11/18

Elkhorn102-137-2E1A $347.44 AC W 10:15A-01:15P 09/07-11/02102-137-2E4B $347.44 AC S 08:00A-03:00P 09/10-10/22




607-173 Land Surveying Fundamentals 3.00 CR Prerequisites:607-169LandSurveyingBasics

CATI607-173-2C9A $362.94 S 08:00A-01:00P 09/10-12/17

607-182 Water Sampling and Testing 2.00 CR Prerequisites:806-134GeneralChemistry

CATI607-182-2C9A $241.96 S 09:00A-12:00P 09/10-12/17

Computer Software103-100 Internet/Introduction to 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha103-100-2K1A $118.48 F 09:10A-12:00P 10/21-12/16

Racine103-100-2R61 $118.48 SP T 05:30P-07:00P 09/13-12/20103-100-2R6A $118.48 SP T 01:30P-03:00P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn103-100-2E6A $118.48 SP T 09:10A-11:10A 09/13-11/29


103-105 Microsoft Access 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha103-105-2K11 $118.48 Th 05:50P-08:40P 10/20-12/15103-105-2K1A $118.48 M 10:15A-01:05P 09/19-11/07


103-102 Microsoft Excel 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha103-102-2K11 $118.48 M 05:50P-08:40P 09/19-11/07103-102-2K1A $118.48 W 10:15A-01:05P 10/26-12/14

Racine103-102-2R1A $118.48 T 02:35P-05:25P 10/25-12/13


103-103 Microsoft Excel II 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None


103-110 Microsoft PowerPoint 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha103-110-2K11 $118.48 W 05:50P-08:40P 09/21-11/16103-110-2K1A $118.48 M 02:35P-05:25P 10/24-12/12


607-119 Civil Technology Internship 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI607-119-2C61 $118.48 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn607-119-2E61 $118.48 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-119-2Y61 $118.48 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

607-107 Construction Methods 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:607-106BuildingMaterials

CATI607-107-2C2A $241.96 ST,IPVID Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/15607-107-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20607-107-2C62 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn607-107-2E2A $241.96 ST,IPVID Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/15607-107-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/01-12/31

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-107-2Y2A $241.96 ST,IPVID Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/15607-107-2Y61 $241.96 SP,IPVID MTWTh 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

607-183 Fresh Water Treatment 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI607-183-2C21 $362.94 ST Th 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn607-183-2E21 $362.94 ST,IPVID Th 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-183-2Y21 $362.94 ST,IPVID Th 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15

607-117 Geographical Information Systems I 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI607-117-2C21 $241.96 ST,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn607-117-2E21 $241.96 ST,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14

Off CampusTo Be Announced607-117-2Y21 $241.96 ST,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14

607-174 Land Surveying - Data Processing 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:607-173LandSurveyingFundamentals

CATI607-174-2C9A $241.96 S 01:30P-03:30P 09/10-12/17

607-169 Land Surveying Basics 2.00 CR Prerequisites:834-110ElementaryAlgebrawithApplications

CATI607-169-2C1A $241.96 W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn607-169-2E1A $241.96 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16



Elkhorn103-199-2E11 $347.44 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20103-199-2E12 $347.44 W 04:45P-08:45P 09/07-12/14103-199-2E1A $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19103-199-2EMA $347.44 BLND M 08:05A-10:05A 09/12-12/19103-199-2EMB $347.44 BLND Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/15

Burlington103-199-2B11 $347.44 W 04:45P-08:45P 09/07-12/14103-199-2B1A $347.44 F 08:05A-12:05P 09/09-12/16

Off CampusTo Be Announced103-199-2W7A $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14103-199-2W7B $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14103-199-2W7C $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14103-199-2W7D $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14103-199-2W7E $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14103-199-2W7F $377.44 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14

103-109 Windows Operating Systems and Concepts 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha103-109-2K11 $118.48 T 05:50P-08:40P 09/13-11/01


Elkhorn103-109-2E6A $118.48 SP T 09:10A-11:10A 09/13-11/29


Criminal Justice504-907 Community Policing 3.00 CR Prerequisites:504-900IntrotoCriminalJustice

Kenosha504-907-2K11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19504-907-2K1A $347.44 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn504-907-2E11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14504-907-2E1A $347.44 Th 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/15

504-901 Constitutional Law 3.00 CR Prerequisites:504-902CriminalLaw Corequisites:504-148RulesofEvidence

Kenosha504-901-2K1A $347.44 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14

Racine504-901-2R11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14

504-906 Criminal Investigation Theory 3.00 CR Prerequisites:504-902CriminalLawand504-900IntrotoCriminalJustice Corequisites:504-148RulesofEvidence

Kenosha504-906-2K11 $401.94 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn103-110-2E6A $118.48 SP T 09:10A-11:10A 09/13-11/29


103-111 Microsoft PowerPoint II 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None


103-112 Microsoft Word 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha103-112-2K1A $118.48 W 01:30P-04:20P 09/21-11/16103-112-2KM1 $118.48 BLND T 05:50P-07:26P 11/08-12/20


Elkhorn103-112-2E6A $118.48 SP T 09:10A-11:10A 09/13-11/29


103-113 Microsoft Word II 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None


103-199 PC Basics/MS Office 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha103-199-2K11 $347.44 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19103-199-2K12 $347.44 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20103-199-2K13 $347.44 W 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14103-199-2K14 $347.44 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15103-199-2K1A $347.44 MW 08:05A-10:05A 09/07-12/19103-199-2K1B $347.44 MW 02:35P-04:35P 09/07-12/19103-199-2K1C $347.44 TTh 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/20103-199-2K1D $347.44 TTh 11:20A-01:20P 09/08-12/20103-199-2K1E $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20103-199-2KMA $347.44 BLND M 10:15A-12:15P 09/12-12/19103-199-2KMB $347.44 BLND M 12:25P-02:25P 09/12-12/19103-199-2KMC $347.44 BLND T 03:40P-05:40P 09/13-12/20103-199-2KMD $347.44 BLND W 10:15A-12:15P 09/07-12/14103-199-2KME $347.44 BLND F 09:10A-11:10A 09/09-12/16

Racine103-199-2R11 $347.44 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19103-199-2R12 $347.44 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20103-199-2R13 $347.44 W 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14103-199-2R14 $347.44 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15103-199-2R1A $347.44 MW 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19103-199-2R1B $347.44 MW 11:20A-01:20P 09/07-12/19103-199-2R1C $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19103-199-2R1D $347.44 TTh 08:05A-10:05A 09/08-12/20103-199-2R1E $347.44 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20103-199-2R1F $347.44 TTh 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20103-199-2R1G $347.44 F 08:05A-12:05P 09/09-12/16103-199-2RMA $347.44 BLND F 01:30P-03:30P 09/09-12/20



504-903 Professional Communications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-903-2K11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14

504-905 Report Writing 3.00 CR Prerequisites:504-902CriminalLaw Corequisites:801-136EnglishComposition1

Kenosha504-905-2K1A $347.44 Th 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/15

Racine504-905-2R11 $347.44 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/15

504-148 Rules of Evidence 3.00 CR Prerequisites:504-121CriminalJusticeSystem/Introductionto

Kenosha504-148-2K11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14504-148-2K1A $347.44 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/13-12/20

Racine504-148-2R1A $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

Elkhorn504-148-2E11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19

504-174 Security, Intro to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-174-2K11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19

Racine504-174-2R1A $347.44 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn504-174-2E11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14

504-175 Terrorism/Homeland Security 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-175-2K11 $347.44 T 05:50P-08:50P 09/13-12/20504-175-2K1A $347.44 M 01:30P-04:30P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn504-175-2E1A $347.44 M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19

504-908 Traffic Theory 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-908-2K11 $347.44 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/15504-908-2K1A $347.44 T 02:35P-05:35P 09/13-12/20

Racine504-908-2R11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn504-908-2E1A $347.44 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-12/20

Culinary Arts316-110 Baking for Chefs 3.00 CR Prerequisites:316-131CulinarySkillsIand

316-132CulinarySkillsII

Racine316-110-2R1A $450.69 T 07:00A-12:00P 09/13-12/20

504-902 Criminal Law 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-902-2K1A $347.44 Th 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/15

Racine504-902-2R11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14504-902-2R1A $347.44 M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn504-902-2E12 $347.44 T 05:50P-08:50P 09/13-12/20504-902-2E1A $347.44 M 01:30P-04:30P 09/12-12/19

504-141 Interviews/Interrogations/ Confessions 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-141-2K11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/15

Racine504-141-2R11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19504-141-2R1A $347.44 Th 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/15

504-900 Intro to Criminal Justice 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-900-2K11 $347.44 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/15504-900-2K1A $347.44 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/13-12/20

Racine504-900-2R11 $347.44 T 05:50P-08:50P 09/13-12/20504-900-2R1A $347.44 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn504-900-2E11 $347.44 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/15504-900-2E1A $347.44 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14

Burlington504-900-2B1A $347.44 Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/15

504-904 Juvenile Law 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-904-2K1A $347.44 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/15

Racine504-904-2R1A $347.44 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn504-904-2E11 $347.44 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15

504-117 Police Administration 3.00 CR Prerequisites:504-121CriminalJusticeSystem/Introductionto


Elkhorn504-117-2E11 $347.44 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/15504-117-2E1A $347.44 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/14

504-152 Police Science Internship 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha504-152-2K6A $347.44 DS TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA



316-104 Short Order/Deli 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:316-170SanitationandHygieneand316-131CulinarySkillsI

Racine316-104-2R1A $300.46 T 07:00A-03:00P 10/25-12/20

Dental508-113 Dental Materials 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha508-113-2K1A $293.96 ST F 01:30P-03:30P 09/09-10/28 Th 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/15508-113-2K1B $293.96 ST F 01:30P-03:30P 09/09-10/28 Th 08:05A-10:05A 09/08-12/15

508-103 Dental Radiography 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha508-103-2K1A $293.96 ST M 01:30P-03:30P 09/12-10/31 M 10:15A-01:15P 09/12-12/19508-103-2K1B $293.96 ST M 01:30P-03:30P 09/12-10/31 F 10:15A-01:15P 09/09-12/16

Early Childhood Education307-187 ECE: Children with Differing Abilities 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine307-187-2R1A $347.44 Th 03:40P-06:40P 09/08-12/15

307-166 ECE: Curriculum Planning 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine307-166-2R1A $347.44 T 03:40P-06:40P 09/13-12/20307-166-2R1B $347.44 Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/15307-166-2R1C $347.44 S 09:00A-12:00P 09/10-12/17

307-195 ECE: Family and Community Relationships 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine307-195-2R1A $347.44 T 03:40P-06:40P 09/13-12/20

307-148 ECE: Foundations of Early Childhood Education 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine307-148-2R1A $347.44 M 03:40P-06:40P 09/12-12/19


307-167 ECE: Health, Safety, & Nutrition 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine307-167-2R11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14307-167-2R12 $347.44 Th 07:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15307-167-2R1A $347.44 M 12:25P-03:25P 09/12-12/19

316-135 Catering/Banquets 2.00 CR Prerequisites:316-132CulinarySkillsII

Racine316-135-2R1A $300.46 M 02:35P-04:35P 09/12-12/19

316-131 Culinary Skills I 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:316-170SanitationandHygiene

Racine316-131-2R11 $600.92 M 08:05A-02:05P 09/12-12/19316-131-2R2A $600.92 ST M 08:05A-02:05P 09/12-12/19

Off CampusTo Be Announced316-131-2Z11 $600.92 MW 05:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/19

316-132 Culinary Skills II 4.00 CR Prerequisites:316-131CulinarySkillsI

Racine316-132-2R1A $600.92 Th 07:00A-02:00P 09/08-12/15

316-190 Food Service Supervision 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine316-190-2R1A $347.44 Th 12:25P-03:25P 09/08-12/15

316-100 Foods, Basic 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine316-100-2R2A $450.69 ST M 08:05A-02:05P 09/12-12/19

316-134 Garde Manger 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine316-134-2R1A $150.23 T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-10/18

Off CampusTo Be Announced316-134-2Z11 $150.23 TTh 05:00P-08:00P 10/11-11/17

316-105 International Buffets 4.00 CR Prerequisites:316-132CulinarySkillsII

Racine316-105-2R1A $600.92 W 07:00A-02:00P 09/07-12/14

316-130 Nutrition 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine316-130-2R1A $232.96 W 08:05A-10:05A 09/07-12/14

316-170 Sanitation and Hygiene 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine316-170-2R1A $118.48 W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-10/12316-170-2R1B $118.48 T 12:25P-03:25P 10/26-11/30

Off CampusTo Be Announced316-170-2Z11 $118.48 TTh 05:00P-07:00P 09/08-10/06



620-120 Feedback and Control Systems/ Electromechanical 2.00 CR Prerequisites:605-113DC/ACI


Elkhorn620-120-2E6A $261.46 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 09/20-12/20

620-103 Industrial Controls, Introduction to 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:605-113DC/ACI


Elkhorn620-103-2E6A $662.69 SP T 10:15A-08:18P 09/13-12/20 T 10:15A-08:15P 09/13-12/20

620-102 Process Controls 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:620-111SolidStateCircuits,Introductionto


620-140 Programmable Controllers 2.00 CR Prerequisites:620-103IndustrialControls,Introductionto


Racine620-140-2R13 $261.46 W 04:45P-07:45P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn620-140-2E6A $261.46 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 09/13-12/20

620-145 Programmable Logic Controllers/ Advanced 3.00 CR Prerequisites:620-140ProgrammableControllers

Lakeview Advanced Tech. Center620-145-2L6A $392.19 SP MTW 03:00A-09:00P 09/07-12/20 MTW 03:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn620-145-2E6A $392.19 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 09/13-12/20

620-110 Robotics Mechanics I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:605-113DC/ACI


Elkhorn620-110-2E6A $392.19 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 09/13-12/20

620-111 Solid State Circuits, Introduction to 4.00 CR Prerequisites:605-113DC/ACI

Lakeview Advanced Tech. Center620-111-216A $522.92 SP MTW 03:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/20

CATI620-111-2C61 $522.92 SP,IPVID MTWThF 05:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn620-111-2E61 $522.92 SP,IPVID MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20620-111-2E6A $522.92 SP,IPVID MTWTh 11:20A-04:20P 09/07-12/20

307-151 ECE: Infant & Toddler Development 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine307-151-2R1A $347.44 T 12:25P-03:25P 09/13-12/20


307-194 ECE: Math, Science, & Social Studies 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine307-194-2R1A $347.44 M 03:40P-06:40P 09/12-12/19

307-174 ECE: Practicum 1 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Racine307-174-2R11 $372.69 T 07:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20307-174-2R1A $372.69 W 11:20A-01:20P 09/07-12/14307-174-2R1B $372.69 W 03:40P-05:40P 09/07-12/14

307-192 ECE: Practicum 2 3.00 CR Prerequisites:307-174ECE:Practicum1

Racine307-192-2R21 $372.69 ST W 04:45P-07:45P 09/07-12/14307-192-2R2A $372.69 ST W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14

307-197 ECE: Practicum 3 3.00 CR Prerequisites:307-192ECE:Practicum2

Racine307-197-2R21 $372.69 ST W 04:45P-07:45P 09/07-12/14307-197-2R2A $372.69 ST W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14

Electrical Engineering Tech.662-112 DC/AC III 3.00 CR Prerequisites:605-114DC/ACII

CATI662-112-2C11 $347.44 MW 07:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/19662-112-2C1A $347.44 MW 09:00A-11:00A 09/07-12/19

Electromechanical Technology

620-104 Electro Hydraulic/ Mechanical Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:462-103MechanicalPowerTransmission

and620-103IndustrialControls,Introductionto

Racine620-104-2R12 $392.19 T 04:45P-08:45P 09/13-12/20

620-150 Electromechanical Dr Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:605-113DC/ACI





605-121 Electronic Devices II 4.00 CR Prerequisites:605-120ElectronicDevicesI

CATI605-121-2C61 $496.92 SP,IPVID MTWThF 05:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20605-121-2C6A $496.92 SP,IPVID MTWThFS 11:20A-04:20P 09/07-12/20


605-109 Fabrication Techniques 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI605-109-2C61 $124.23 SP MTWThF 05:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20605-109-2C6A $124.23 SP,IPVID MTWThFS 11:20A-04:20P 09/07-12/20

605-107 Fundamentals of Electricity/Electronics 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha605-107-2K11 $512.46 M 04:45P-09:45P 09/12-12/19605-107-2K1A $512.46 M 09:10A-02:10P 09/12-12/19

605-190 Microprocessors 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:605-114DC/ACIIand605-121ElectronicDevicesII

CATI605-190-2CM1 $496.92 BLND Th 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15605-190-2CMB $496.92 BLND Th 12:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn605-190-2CMA $496.92 BLND Th 08:00A-12:00P 09/08-12/15

605-176 Optoelectronics 2.00 CR Prerequisites:605-114DC/ACIIand605-120ElectronicDevicesI



605-154 Public Switched Telephone Network Hierar 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI605-154-2C61 $118.48 SP MTWThF 05:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20605-154-2C6A $118.48 SP MTWThFS 11:20A-04:20P 09/07-12/20

Emergency Medical Service531-156 Cardiology I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:531-155RespiratoryManagement

Burlington531-156-2B11 $382.44 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 12/06-12/20 S 01:00P-04:25P 12/03-12/03 S 08:00A-04:25P 12/10-12/17 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 01/19-01/26 S 08:00A-04:25P 01/21-01/28

620-113 Troubleshooting Electrical/ Electronic Systems 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


620-101 Variable Speed Drives 3.00 CR Prerequisites:620-150ElectromechanicalDrSystems


Electronic Technology605-182 Computer Interfacing Techniques 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI605-182-2C11 $372.69 T 06:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20

605-113 DC/AC I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI605-113-2C61 $512.46 SP,IPVID MTWThF 05:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20605-113-2C6A $512.46 SP,IPVID MTWThF 11:20A-04:20P 09/07-12/20

Elkhorn605-113-2E61 $512.46 SP,IPVID MTWTh 05:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/20

605-114 DC/AC II 3.00 CR Prerequisites:605-113DC/ACI



605-130 Digital Electronics 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:605-113DC/ACI



605-151 Electronic Communications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:605-114DC/ACIIand605-120ElectronicDevicesI



605-120 Electronic Devices I 4.00 CR Prerequisites:605-113DC/ACI




Fire Technology503-143 Building Construction 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine503-143-2R11 $368.44 W 06:00P-08:55P 09/07-12/14503-143-2R1A $368.44 T 01:00P-03:55P 09/13-12/20

503-155 Fire Protection Hydraulics 4.00 CR Prerequisites:503-121FirefightingPrinciplesI

Racine503-155-2R1A $522.92 M 09:00A-11:55A 09/12-12/14 W 09:00A-12:55P 09/12-12/14

503-110 Fire Safety Communications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine503-110-2R1A $347.44 Th 01:00P-03:55P 09/08-12/15

503-120 Fire Science Student Internship 2.00 CR Prerequisites:503-142FirefightingPrinciplesI

Off CampusCaledonia Fire Department503-120-2Z1A $253.96 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/16

503-127 Fire Service/Changing Technologies 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine503-127-2R11 $282.46 M 06:00P-08:55P 09/12-12/19503-127-2R1A $282.46 T 09:00A-11:55A 09/13-12/20

503-142 Firefighting Principles I 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine503-142-2R1A $583.92 F 08:00A-04:25P 09/09-09/09 F 08:00A-04:25P 09/16-12/16

503-106 Firefighting Principles II 3.00 CR Prerequisites:503-142FirefightingPrinciplesI

Racine503-106-2R1A $413.19 M 01:00P-03:55P 09/12-12/19

503-117 Health and Wellness for Firefighters 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine503-117-2R1A $347.44 W 01:00P-03:55P 09/07-12/14

503-139 Principles of Emergency Services 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine503-139-2R11 $347.44 Th 06:00P-08:55P 09/08-12/15503-139-2R1A $347.44 Th 09:00A-11:55A 09/08-12/15

531-156-2B1A $382.44 TWS 08:00A-04:25P 12/07-12/13 MF 08:00A-04:25P 12/16-12/19 TWS 08:00A-04:25P 01/18-01/24 F 08:00A-04:25P 01/27-01/27

531-157 Clinical I 4.00 CR Prerequisites:531-155RespiratoryManagement

Off CampusTo Be Announced531-157-2Z11 $461.92 TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA531-157-3Z1A $461.92 TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA

531-192 EMT-Basic 4.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Burlington531-192-2B1A $509.92 TTh 08:00A-11:55A 09/13-02/23

Off CampusUnion Grove High School531-192-2Z11 $509.92 M 06:00P-09:55P 10/03-03/05 T 06:00P-09:55P 10/03-03/05 W 06:00P-09:55P 10/03-03/05531-192-2Z9A $509.92 S 08:00A-03:25P 10/01-03/17

531-152 Paramedic Pharmacology 4.00 CR Prerequisites:531-151ParamedicFundamentals

Burlington531-152-2B11 $509.92 S 08:00A-04:25P 10/08-10/29 S 08:00A-11:55A 11/05-11/05 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 10/11-11/03531-152-2B1A $509.92 TFS 08:00A-04:25P 10/08-10/14 MTh 08:00A-04:25P 10/17-10/20 TWS 08:00A-04:25P 10/26-11/01 F 08:00A-04:25P 11/04-11/04

531-155 Respiratory Management 2.00 CR Prerequisites:531-152ParamedicPharmacology

Burlington531-155-2B11 $254.96 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 11/08-11/22 S 12:30P-04:25P 11/05-11/05 TTh 05:15P-09:45P 11/29-12/01 S 08:00A-04:25P 11/12-11/19 S 08:00A-12:25P 12/03-12/03531-155-2B1A $254.96 MTh 08:00A-04:25P 11/07-11/10 TWS 08:00A-04:25P 11/16-11/22 MTh 08:00A-04:25P 11/28-12/01

Financial Planning114-101 Personal Financial Planning 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha114-101-2K11 $347.44 M 05:30P-08:30P 09/12-12/19

Racine114-101-2R1A $347.44 M 12:25P-03:25P 09/12-12/19




204-100 Design Concepts 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-100-2R11 $548.92 W 04:45P-09:45P 09/07-12/14204-100-2R1A $548.92 TTh 09:10A-11:40A 09/09-12/21

Elkhorn204-100-2E1A $548.92 MW 08:05A-10:35A 09/07-12/19204-100-2E3A $548.92 AC F 08:05A-01:05P 10/21-12/16

204-135 Design Concepts, Advanced 4.00 CR Prerequisites:204-126Design&Publishing

Racine204-135-2R1A $548.92 TTh 09:10A-11:40A 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn204-135-2E1A $548.92 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 09/08-12/20

Off CampusTo Be Announced204-135-2W7A $588.92 INET,AC TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-10/26

204-107 Digital Photography/Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-107-2R11 $411.69 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn204-107-2E1A $411.69 M 11:20A-03:20P 09/12-12/19204-107-2E31 $411.69 AC Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-10/20


204-115 Digital Photography/Advanced 3.00 CR Prerequisites:204-107DigitalPhotography/Introductionto


204-109 Graphic Design Professional Practices 3.00 CR Prerequisites:204-126Design&Publishing

Racine204-109-2R1A $411.69 M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn204-109-2E1A $411.69 M 03:40P-07:40P 09/12-12/19

204-125 Illustration Media Concepts 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-125-2R11 $411.69 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19204-125-2R1A $411.69 W 12:25P-04:25P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn204-125-2E1A $411.69 TTh 08:05A-10:05A 09/08-12/20

204-143 Illustration, Advanced 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


Fluid Power Technology612-102 Pneumatics/Hydraulics - Introduction 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Horizon Center612-102-2H1A $372.69 F 09:10A-02:10P 09/09-12/16


Racine612-102-2R1A $372.69 W 10:15A-02:15P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn612-102-2E6A $372.69 SP T 10:15A-08:15P 09/13-12/20

General College: Mathematics

834-110 Elementary Algebra with Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:(854-769AlgebraPre-College)

Racine834-110-2R1A $347.44 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn834-110-2E1A $347.44 W 05:15P-08:15P 09/07-12/14

Graphics/Printing/ Publishing

204-142 Applied Exit Strategies/ Display Graphics 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:204-109GraphicDesignProfessionalPractices


204-145 Authoring Tools - Flash 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-145-2R61 $274.46 SP M 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20

204-128 Business of Photography 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-128-2R11 $232.96 T 05:50P-07:50P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn204-128-2E11 $232.96 W 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/14

204-105 Computer Illustration/ Drawing Techniques 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-105-2R11 $411.69 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20204-105-2R1A $411.69 M 12:25P-04:25P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn204-105-2E1A $411.69 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20



530-197 ICD Diagnosis Coding 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:501-101MedicalTerminologyand530-182HumanDiseasesfor

theHealthand530-181TheHealthRecord,Introductiontoand806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology

Burlington530-197-2B1A $353.19 MW 01:30P-02:30P 09/07-12/19 MW 02:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19

530-199 ICD Procedure Coding 2.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:501-101MedicalTerminologyand530-182HumanDiseasesfor

theHealthand530-181TheHealthRecord,Introductiontoand806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology

Burlington530-199-2B11 $232.96 W 03:40P-05:40P 09/07-12/14

530-181 The Health Record, Introduction to 1.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Burlington530-181-2B11 $118.48 M 03:40P-05:40P 09/12-12/19

Hospitality109-111 Front Office Management 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Off CampusTo Be Announced109-111-2Z1A $401.94 Th 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/15 Th 03:35P-05:35P 09/08-12/15

109-137 Hospitality Portfolio 1.00 CR Prerequisites:109-136LodgingFieldExperienceand109-144Hospitality

Internship

Elkhorn109-137-2E6A $118.48 F 11:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16

109-101 Hospitality/Principles of 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine109-101-2R1A $347.44 Th 08:05A-11:05A 09/08-12/15

Off CampusTo Be Announced109-101-2Z1A $347.44 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-12/20

109-136 Lodging Field Experience 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:109-101Hospitality/Principlesof OTHERREQUISITES:MedicFirstAidCertificationCPRB/C

Elkhorn109-136-2E6A $118.48 F 09:10A-10:10A 09/09-12/16

109-114 Managing Services/ Hospitality Industry 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn109-114-2E1A $401.94 W 01:00P-03:00P 09/07-09/14 W 03:10P-05:10P 09/07-09/14

204-114 Internship and Portfolio Development 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Racine204-114-2R1A $347.44 DS W 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/14

204-148 Multimedia Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:204-144MultimediaPC/MacintoshIntroductionand204-145

AuthoringTools-Flashand204-146VideoEditingand204-147MultimediaGraphicsandAnimation

Racine204-148-2R61 $411.69 SP M 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20

204-147 Multimedia Graphics and Animation 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-147-2R31 $274.46 AC M 06:00P-10:00P 11/07-12/19

204-120 Multimedia Survey 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-120-2R31 $411.69 SP M 06:00P-10:00P 09/12-10/31

204-134 Problems in Graphic Design, Advanced 3.00 CR Prerequisites:204-126Design&Publishing

Racine204-134-2R1A $411.69 M 12:25P-04:25P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn204-134-2E1A $411.69 TTh 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/20

204-146 Video Editing 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine204-146-2R61 $274.46 SP M 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20

204-116 Webpage Design for Graphic Designers 3.00 CR Prerequisites:204-107DigitalPhotography/Introductionto

Racine204-116-2R11 $411.69 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15

Health Information Technology

530-176 Health Data Management 2.00 CR Prerequisites:530-172HealthcareDeliverySystemsand530-181TheHealth

Record,Introductionto


530-182 Human Diseases for the Health Professions 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:501-101MedicalTerminologyand

806-189Anatomy,Basicor806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology

Burlington530-182-2BMA $347.44 BLND T 03:40P-06:40P 09/13-12/20



520-140-2R12 $347.44 T 04:45P-08:45P 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20520-140-2R1A $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19520-140-2R1B $347.44 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20

520-124 Human Service Field Experience 3.00 CR Prerequisites:520-140GroupCounseling

Racine520-124-2R11 $347.44 W 04:45P-05:45P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14520-124-2R1A $347.44 Th 12:25P-01:25P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15

520-101 Human Services/Introduction 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha520-101-2K11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19

Racine520-101-2R11 $347.44 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-12/15520-101-2R1A $347.44 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-12/20520-101-2R1B $347.44 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/14

520-105 Interviewing Principles & Recordkeeping 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha520-105-2K11 $347.44 Th 04:45P-09:45P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15

Racine520-105-2R11 $347.44 T 04:45P-08:45P 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20520-105-2R1A $347.44 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20520-105-2R1B $347.44 F 09:10A-01:10P 09/09-12/16 TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16520-105-2R9A $347.44 S 12:25P-04:25P 09/10-12/17 TBA TBA-TBA 09/10-12/17

520-127 Professional Practices in Human Services 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine520-127-2R11 $347.44 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15520-127-2R1A $347.44 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15520-127-2R9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17


Industrial Equip Mechanic462-104 Machine and Equipment Installation 3.00 CR Prerequisites:606-121Blueprint/SchematicInterpretation

Racine462-104-2R11 $431.19 M 04:45P-09:45P 09/12-12/19

462-101 Maintenance Machining 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine462-101-2R1A $431.19 Th 08:05A-02:05P 09/08-12/15

Human Services520-152 Aspects of Disabilities 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine520-152-2R1A $347.44 F 09:10A-12:10P 09/09-12/16


520-128 Child Welfare Policy and Practice 3.00 CR Prerequisites:520-101HumanServices/Introduction

Racine520-128-2R1A $347.44 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15520-128-2R7A $347.44 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

520-110 Community Resources and Services 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha520-110-2K11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14

Racine520-110-2R1A $347.44 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14520-110-2R9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17


520-160 Correctional Processes 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine520-160-2R11 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14

520-115 Counseling/Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:520-105InterviewingPrinciples&Recordkeeping

Racine520-115-2R11 $347.44 T 04:45P-08:45P 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20520-115-2R1A $347.44 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19520-115-2R1B $347.44 Th 09:10A-01:10P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15

520-151 Family Theory and Practice 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine520-151-2R11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19520-151-2R12 $347.44 W 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/14520-151-2R1A $347.44 F 01:30P-04:30P 09/09-12/16

520-150 Gerontology/Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine520-150-2R11 $347.44 T 05:50P-08:50P 09/13-12/20

520-140 Group Counseling 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:520-115Counseling/Introductionto

Racine520-140-2R11 $347.44 M 04:45P-08:45P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19



304-122 Textiles 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha304-122-2K1A $347.44 TTh 01:30P-03:00P 09/08-12/20

Interpreter Technology533-102 ASL 1 4.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn533-102-2E1A $461.92 TTh 08:30A-11:55A 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15

533-107 ASL 3/Introduction to Interpreting 4.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:533-104ASL2

Elkhorn533-107-2E1A $461.92 MW 08:30A-11:55A 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

533-113 ASL Skillbuilding 1 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn533-113-2E1A $118.48 T 09:00A-11:00A 09/13-12/20

533-114 ASL Skillbuilding 2 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn533-114-2E1A $118.48 ST Th 09:00A-11:00A 09/08-12/15

533-117 ASL Skillbuilding 5 1.00 CR Prerequisites:533-113ASLSkillbuilding1and533-114ASLSkillbuilding2

and533-115ASLSkillbuilding3and533-116ASLSkillbuilding4

Elkhorn533-117-2E1A $118.48 F 08:00A-12:00P 09/09-12/16

533-106 ASL Structure and Function 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:533-104ASL2


533-100 Deafness/Intro to 2.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None


533-103 Practicum I 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None Corequisites:533-102ASL1


Interior Design304-118 Art History 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


304-123 Business of Interior Design 3.00 CR Prerequisites:304-122Textilesand304-102InteriorDesign,Principlesofand

304-115DraftingforInteriorsand304-140RenderingTechniques

Kenosha304-123-2KMA $347.44 BLND F 11:20A-02:20P 09/09-12/16

304-117 Color Theory 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha304-117-2K1A $347.44 M 08:05A-11:05A 09/12-12/19

304-115 Drafting for Interiors 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha304-115-2K1A $353.19 TTh 08:05A-10:35A 09/08-12/20

304-148 Interior Design Internship II 2.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha304-148-2K1A $232.96 DS TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16

304-102 Interior Design, Principles of 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha304-102-2K1A $353.19 TTh 11:20A-01:20P 09/08-12/20

304-106 Interior Lighting/ Fundamentals of 3.00 CR Prerequisites:304-115DraftingforInteriorsand304-140Rendering

Techniques

Kenosha304-106-2KMA $347.44 BLND WF 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/16

304-127 Interior Space Plan and Design 3.00 CR Prerequisites:304-101HistoryofFurnitureandDecorativeArtsand304-

102InteriorDesign,Principlesofand304-103AutoCAD,Introductiontoand304-117ColorTheoryand304-122Textilesand304-133InteriorMaterials,Finishes,&Productsand304-140RenderingTechniquesand304-115DraftingforInteriors

Kenosha304-127-2K1A $353.19 W 11:20A-03:20P 09/07-12/14

304-116 Kitchen and Bathroom Planning 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:304-103AutoCAD,Introductiontoand304-140Rendering

Techniques

Kenosha304-116-2K1A $353.19 M 11:20A-03:20P 09/12-12/19



IT - Microcomputer Specialist

154-112 Data Security & Recovery Support 3.00 CR Departmentalapprovalrequired Prerequisites:154-119SystemSoftwareSupportor154-110Hardware&

SoftwareTroubleshooting

Kenosha154-112-2K1A $353.19 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19

154-114 Hardware & Software Support 3.00 CR Departmentalapprovalrequired Prerequisites:154-119SystemSoftwareSupportor154-110Hardware&


Kenosha154-114-2K11 $353.19 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15154-114-2K1A $353.19 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20

154-113 IT Apps Server & Support 3.00 CR Departmentalapprovalrequired Prerequisites:154-119SystemSoftwareSupportor154-110Hardware&


Kenosha154-113-2K1A $353.19 MW 10:15A-12:15P 09/01-12/31 TBA TBA-TBA 09/01-12/31

IT - Network Communications

150-132 Active Directory Administration 3.00 CR Prerequisites:150-111NetworkAdministration-Microsoft


150-123 Application Server Administration 3.00 CR Prerequisites:150-111NetworkAdministration-Microsoft

Racine150-123-2R11 $353.19 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15150-123-2R1A $353.19 TTh 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20


150-191 Fundamentals - Unix 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:107-193ITEssentials


533-125 Special Education And, Introduction to Deafness 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None


IT - Information Technology107-193 IT Essentials 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:107-011ITinBusiness

Kenosha107-193-2K11 $372.69 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20107-193-2K1A $372.69 Th 08:05A-12:05P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15107-193-2K1B $372.69 F 08:05A-12:05P 09/09-12/16 TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16

Racine107-193-2R11 $372.69 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20107-193-2R1A $372.69 Th 08:05A-12:05P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15107-193-2R1B $372.69 F 08:05A-12:05P 09/09-12/16 TBA TBA-TBA 09/09-12/16


107-011 IT in Business 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha107-011-2K11 $372.69 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19107-011-2K1A $372.69 MW 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19107-011-2K1B $372.69 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20107-011-2KMA $372.69 BLND S 08:05A-10:05A 09/10-12/17 TBA TBA-TBA 09/10-12/17

Racine107-011-2R11 $372.69 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19107-011-2R1A $372.69 MW 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19107-011-2R1B $372.69 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20107-011-2RMA $372.69 BLND S 08:05A-10:05A 09/10-12/17 TBA TBA-TBA 09/10-12/17





150-196 Security Measures and Hacking Detection 3.00 CR Prerequisites:150-194NetworkSecurity

Kenosha150-196-2KM1 $353.19 IPVID,BLND M 08:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

Racine150-196-2RM1 $353.19 IPVID,BLND M 08:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

IT - Programming and Web152-124 Computer Programming C 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-126Programming&Database,Introductionto

Kenosha152-124-2K1A $353.19 W 11:20A-03:20P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14

152-122 Computer Programming RPG/400 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-105SystemiConceptsand152-126Programming&

Database,Introductionto

Kenosha152-122-2K11 $353.19 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20

152-127 DBA - Part 2 - Oracle 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-110DBAPart1-Oracle

Racine152-127-2RM1 $553.19 BLND Th 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15

152-128 DBA - Part 3 - Oracle 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-110DBAPart1-Oracle

Racine152-128-2RM1 $553.19 BLND Th 08:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/15

152-157 Game Programming I 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:152-126Programming&Database,Introductionto

Kenosha152-157-2K11 $353.19 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

152-149 IBM i System Administration 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None


152-144 IT E-Commerce 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-146Databases,Advanced Corequisites:150-134WebServersandSecurity


150-111 Network Administration - Microsoft 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:150-105Network/WebConcepts,Introductionto


150-194 Network Security 3.00 CR Prerequisites:150-111NetworkAdministration-Microsoft

Kenosha150-194-2KM1 $353.19 IPVID,BLND M 05:50P-07:50P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19

Racine150-194-2R1A $353.19 MW 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19150-194-2RM1 $353.19 IPVID,BLND M 05:50P-07:50P 09/12-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/12-12/19


150-131 Network Specialist Internship 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:150-114NetworkConcepts-CCNA1and154-110Hardware&


Racine150-131-2R1A $347.44 DS TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA

150-105 Network/Web Concepts, Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:107-011TITinBusinessor107-011ITinBusiness

Kenosha150-105-2K11 $353.19 W 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14150-105-2K1A $353.19 MW 10:15A-12:15P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19150-105-2K1B $353.19 TTh 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20150-105-2KMA $353.19 BLND S 10:15A-12:15P 09/10-12/17 TBA TBA-TBA 09/10-12/17

Racine150-105-2R11 $353.19 W 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14150-105-2R1A $353.19 MW 10:15A-12:15P 09/07-12/19 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19150-105-2R1B $353.19 TTh 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20150-105-2RMA $353.19 BLND S 10:15A-12:15P 09/10-12/17 TBA TBA-TBA 09/10-12/17


150-124 Routing CCNA 2 3.00 CR Prerequisites:150-114NetworkConcepts-CCNA1

Racine150-124-2R11 $353.19 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/13-12/20150-124-2R1A $353.19 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20 TBA TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20



Laboratory Assistant513-110 Lab Skills, Basic 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine513-110-2R1A $143.73 M 08:05A-10:05A 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn513-110-2E1A $143.73 Th 02:35P-04:35P 09/08-12/15

513-111 Phlebotomy 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:513-110LabSkills,Basic

Racine513-111-2R1A $287.46 M 11:20A-12:20P 09/12-12/19 M 12:20P-02:20P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn513-111-2E11 $287.46 Th 04:45P-05:45P 09/08-12/15 Th 05:45P-07:45P 09/08-12/15

Marketing & Merchandising Mgmt

104-126 Business Marketing I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:104-101MarketingPrinciples

Kenosha104-126-3K31 $347.44 AC Th 06:00P-09:25P 09/08-10/20

104-198 E-Commerce/Marketing on the Internet 3.00 CR Prerequisites:104-101MarketingPrinciples


104-194 International Marketing 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-194-2K1A $347.44 T 10:15A-01:15P 09/13-12/20104-194-2K31 $347.44 AC Th 06:00P-09:25P 10/27-12/15

Elkhorn104-194-2E31 $347.44 AC T 04:45P-08:15P 11/01-12/13

104-191 Internet Business Applications 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine104-191-2R31 $118.48 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 11/03-11/17

104-169 Management/Merchandising 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-169-2K1A $353.19 Th 10:15A-01:15P 09/08-12/15

104-103 Marketing Careers 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-103-2K1A $118.48 T 08:05A-10:05A 09/13-11/08

Racine104-103-2R1A $118.48 M 11:20A-12:50P 09/12-11/28

152-147 IT Web Graphics - Flash 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:150-105Network/WebConcepts,Introductionto


152-141 Java Programming- IBM iSeries 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-105SystemiConceptsand152-126Programming&

Database,Introductionto

Kenosha152-141-2K11 $353.19 W 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14

152-138 Java, Introduction to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-126Programming&Database,Introductiontoand152-148

WebProgrammingConcepts


152-151 Microcomputer Programming Advanced 3.00 CR Prerequisites:152-126Programming&Database,Introductionto


152-164 Mobile Device Application Programming 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


152-126 Programming & Database, Introduction to Concepts 4.00 CR Prerequisites:107-011ITinBusinessand107-193ITEssentials

Kenosha152-126-2KM1 $470.92 BLND S 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/14

152-131 Systems Design and Development 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:152-122ComputerProgrammingRPG/400


152-140 Web Internship 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None





104-114 Selling Techniques 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-114-2K1A $232.96 TTh 11:20A-01:50P 09/08-12/20

104-119 Visual Merchandising 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-119-2K1A $353.19 W 03:40P-08:40P 09/07-12/14

Racine104-119-2R1A $353.19 TTh 10:15A-12:45P 09/08-12/20 Th 10:15A-12:45P 09/08-12/20

Mechanical Technology606-126 AutoCAD, Introduction 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI606-126-2C21 $241.96 IPVID M 06:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19606-126-2C2A $241.96 IPVID M 12:25P-04:25P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn606-126-2E21 $241.96 IPVID M 06:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19606-126-2E2A $241.96 IPVID M 12:25P-04:25P 09/12-12/19

606-121 Blueprint/Schematic Interpretation 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine606-121-2R1A $232.96 W 08:05A-10:05A 09/07-12/14

606-128 CAD - Solidworks 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI606-128-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14606-128-2C6A $241.96 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn606-128-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14606-128-2E6A $241.96 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-12/14

606-129 CAD/Solids Advanced 2.00 CR Prerequisites:606-128CAD-Solidworks

CATI606-129-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14606-129-2C6A $241.96 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn606-129-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14606-129-2E6A $241.96 SP,IPVID W 12:25P-03:25P 09/07-12/14

606-152 Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:606-126AutoCAD,Introductionand606-149Mechanical

Engineering,Introductionto

CATI606-152-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20606-152-2C6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20606-152-2E6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn606-152-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20


104-134 Marketing Internship 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-134-2K1A $347.44 DS TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

Racine104-134-2R1A $347.44 DS TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

104-101 Marketing Principles 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-101-2K1A $347.44 Th 10:15A-01:15P 09/08-12/15104-101-2K31 $347.44 AC T 06:00P-08:55P 09/13-11/01

Racine104-101-2R1A $347.44 M 08:05A-11:05A 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn104-101-3E3A $347.44 AC T 10:15A-01:15P 09/13-11/01


104-150 Marketing Professional Development 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-150-2K1A $118.48 MW 12:25P-01:25P 09/07-11/09

Racine104-150-2R1A $118.48 W 11:20A-12:50P 09/07-11/30

104-173 Marketing Research 3.00 CR Departmentalapprovalrequired Prerequisites:None Corequisites:104-101MarketingPrinciples

Kenosha104-173-2K1A $353.19 MW 10:15A-12:15P 09/07-12/19

Racine104-173-2R11 $353.19 W 05:50P-09:50P 09/07-12/14

104-105 Promotion Principles I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-105-2K3A $347.44 AC F 09:10A-12:10P 10/21-12/16

Racine104-105-2R11 $347.44 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn104-105-2E31 $347.44 AC T 04:45P-08:15P 09/13-10/25

104-104 Selling Principles 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha104-104-2K1A $347.44 T 10:15A-01:15P 09/13-12/20104-104-2K31 $347.44 AC T 06:00P-09:25P 11/08-12/20

Racine104-104-2R1A $347.44 W 08:05A-11:05A 09/07-12/14



Nursing543-104 NSG: Intro Clinical Practice 2.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha543-104-2K1A $248.46 M 09:00A-03:30P 09/12-12/19543-104-2K1B $248.46 M 07:00A-03:30P 09/12-12/19543-104-2K1C $248.46 W 09:00A-03:30P 09/07-12/14543-104-2K1D $248.46 W 10:00A-06:30P 09/07-12/14543-104-2K1E $248.46 Th 07:00A-03:30P 09/08-12/15543-104-2K1F $248.46 Th 07:00A-03:30P 09/08-12/15543-104-2K1G $248.46 F 07:00A-03:30P 09/09-12/16543-104-2K1H $248.46 M 07:00A-03:30P 09/12-12/19

Burlington543-104-2B1A $248.46 W 07:00A-03:30P 09/14-11/30543-104-2B1B $248.46 W 07:00A-03:30P 09/14-11/30543-104-2B1C $248.46 Th 07:00A-01:30P 09/15-12/15

543-115 Nursing Advanced Clinical Practice 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:543-113NursingComplexHealthAlterationsII

Kenosha543-115-2K1A $372.69 M 07:00A-03:00P 09/12-11/22 T 07:00A-12:00P 09/12-11/22543-115-2K1B $372.69 M 02:30P-10:00P 09/12-11/22 T 02:00P-07:30P 09/12-11/22543-115-2K1C $372.69 M 07:00A-03:00P 09/12-11/22 T 07:00A-12:00P 09/12-11/22543-115-2K1D $372.69 M 07:00A-03:00P 09/12-11/22 T 07:00A-12:00P 09/12-11/22543-115-2K1E $372.69 M 07:00A-03:00P 09/12-11/22 T 07:00A-12:00P 09/12-11/22543-115-2K1F $372.69 M 03:00P-11:00P 09/12-11/22 T 03:00P-08:00P 09/12-11/22

Burlington543-115-2B1A $372.69 Th 07:00A-07:30P 09/08-11/17543-115-2B1B $372.69 Th 07:00A-07:30P 09/08-11/17543-115-2B1C $372.69 Th 07:00A-02:30P 09/08-11/18 F 07:00A-12:00P 09/08-11/18

543-112 Nursing Advanced Skills 1.00 CR Prerequisites:543-105NursingHealthAlterationsand543-106NursingHealth

Promotionand543-107Nursing:ClinicalCareAcrosstheand543-108Nursing:IntroductiontoClinicalCare

Corequisites:806-179AnatomyandPhysiology,Advanced

Kenosha543-112-2K11 $124.23 Th 05:50P-07:50P 09/08-12/15543-112-2K1A $124.23 M 09:10A-11:10A 09/12-12/19543-112-2K1B $124.23 M 11:20A-01:20P 09/12-12/19543-112-2K1C $124.23 Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/15543-112-2K1D $124.23 Th 11:20A-01:20P 09/08-12/15543-112-2K1E $124.23 Th 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/15543-112-2K1F $124.23 M 03:40P-05:40P 09/12-12/19

Burlington543-112-2B1A $124.23 W 03:00P-06:00P 09/07-11/30543-112-2B1B $124.23 Th 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-12/01543-112-2B1C $124.23 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/01

606-153 Engineering Graphics w/CAD 2 2.00 CR Prerequisites:606-152EngineeringGraphicsw/CAD1

CATI606-153-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20606-153-2C6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn606-153-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20606-153-2E6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20

606-154 Engineering Graphics w/CAD 3 2.00 CR Prerequisites:606-153EngineeringGraphicsw/CAD2

CATI606-154-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20606-154-2C6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn606-154-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20606-154-2E6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20

606-122 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI606-122-2C21 $232.96 IPVID W 06:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn606-122-2E21 $232.96 IPVID W 06:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/14

606-159 Manufacturing Processes 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI606-159-2C21 $232.96 IPVID Th 06:00P-08:00P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn606-159-2E21 $232.96 IPVID Th 06:00P-08:00P 09/08-12/15

606-149 Mechanical Engineering, Introduction to Tech 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:606-126AutoCAD,Introduction

CATI606-149-2C61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20606-149-2C6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20606-149-2E6A $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 12:45P-04:25P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn606-149-2E61 $241.96 SP,IPVID TTh 06:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/20

606-118 Mechanisms 2.00 CR Prerequisites:606-151Staticsand606-152EngineeringGraphicsw/CAD1

CATI606-118-2C21 $241.96 IPVID Th 04:45P-07:45P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn606-118-2E21 $241.96 IPVID Th 04:45P-07:45P 09/08-12/15

606-131 Strength of Materials 3.00 CR Prerequisites:606-151Statics

CATI606-131-2C21 $362.94 IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20

Elkhorn606-131-2E21 $362.94 IPVID T 06:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20



543-105-2K1B $372.69 M 12:25P-02:25P 09/12-12/19 M 02:25P-04:25P 09/12-12/19543-105-2K1C $372.69 M 01:30P-03:30P 09/12-12/19 M 03:30P-05:30P 09/12-12/19543-105-2KMA $372.69 BLND M 09:25A-10:25A 09/12-12/19 M 10:25A-11:25A 09/12-12/19

Burlington543-105-2B1A $372.69 M 08:05A-10:05A 09/12-12/19 M 10:05A-12:05P 09/12-12/19

543-106 Nursing Health Promotion 3.00 CR Prerequisites:543-101NursingFundamentalsand543-102Nursing

Skillsand543-103NursingPharmacologyand543-104Nsg:IntroClinicalPracticeand809-188Psychology,Developmentaland806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiologyor806-179AnatomyandPhysiology,Advanced

Kenosha543-106-2K1A $347.44 M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19543-106-2K1B $347.44 M 12:25P-03:25P 09/12-12/19543-106-2K1C $347.44 M 02:30P-05:30P 09/12-12/19543-106-2KMA $347.44 BLND M 12:40P-02:40P 09/12-12/19

Burlington543-106-2B1A $347.44 W 02:30P-05:30P 09/07-12/14

543-111 Nursing Intermediate Clinical Practice 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:543-109NursingComplexHealthAlterationsIand543-110

NursingMentalHealthCommunityConceptsand543-112NursingAdvancedSkills

Kenosha543-111-2K1A $372.69 T 07:00A-03:00P 09/07-10/25 W 01:30P-08:30P 09/07-10/25 T 07:00A-03:00P 11/22-12/14 W 01:30P-08:30P 11/22-12/14543-111-2K1B $372.69 T 07:00A-02:30P 09/07-10/26 W 12:30P-07:30P 09/07-10/26 T 07:00A-02:30P 11/08-11/30 W 12:30P-07:30P 11/08-11/30543-111-2K1C $372.69 T 07:00A-03:00P 09/07-10/25 W 01:30P-08:30P 09/07-10/25 T 07:00A-03:00P 11/01-11/22 W 01:30P-08:30P 11/01-11/22543-111-2K1D $372.69 T 02:00P-10:00P 11/01-12/14 W 12:30P-07:30P 11/01-12/14 T 02:00P-10:00P 09/13-10/04 W 12:30P-07:30P 09/13-10/04543-111-2K1E $372.69 T 07:00A-02:30P 11/02-12/14 W 12:30P-07:30P 11/02-12/14 T 07:00A-02:30P 10/05-10/26 W 12:30P-07:30P 10/05-10/26543-111-2K1F $372.69 T 07:00A-02:30P 11/01-12/13 W 01:30P-08:30P 11/01-12/13 T 07:00A-02:30P 09/13-10/04 W 01:30P-08:30P 09/13-10/04543-111-2K1G $372.69 TW 07:00A-02:15P 09/28-12/07

Burlington543-111-2B1A $372.69 M 12:00P-09:30P 09/12-12/19543-111-2B1B $372.69 M 07:00A-04:30P 09/12-12/19543-111-2B1C $372.69 M 07:00A-04:30P 09/12-12/19543-111-2B1D $372.69 T 07:00A-04:30P 09/13-12/20

543-116 Nursing Clinical Transition 2.00 CR Prerequisites:543-113NursingComplexHealthAlterationsIIand543-114Nursing

ManagementandProfessionaland543-115NursingAdvancedClinicalPractice

Kenosha543-116-2K1A $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20543-116-2K1B $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20543-116-2K1C $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20543-116-2K1D $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20543-116-2K1E $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20543-116-2K1F $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20

Burlington543-116-2B1A $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20543-116-2B1B $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20543-116-2B1C $248.46 TBA TBA-TBA 11/24-12/20

543-109 Nursing Complex Health Alterations I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:543-105NursingHealthAlterationsand543-106NursingHealth


Corequisites:806-197Microbiology

Kenosha543-109-2K11 $372.69 Th 04:45A-06:45P 09/08-12/15 Th 06:45P-08:45P 09/08-12/15543-109-2K1A $372.69 M 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/19 Th 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/19543-109-2K1B $372.69 M 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/19 Th 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/19543-109-2KMA $372.69 BLND Th 11:20A-01:20P 09/08-12/15

Burlington543-109-2B1A $372.69 W 08:05A-12:05P 09/07-12/14543-109-2B1B $372.69 TBA TBA-TBA TBA-TBA

543-113 Nursing Complex Health Alterations II 3.00 CR Prerequisites:543-109NursingComplexHealthAlterationsIand543-110

NursingMentalHealthCommunityConceptsand543-111NursingIntermediateClinicalPracticeand543-112NursingAdvancedSkillsand806-140Microbiologyand806-179AnatomyandPhysiology,Advanced

Kenosha543-113-2K1A $347.44 W 09:00A-01:00P 09/07-11/23543-113-2K1B $347.44 W 10:15A-02:15P 09/07-11/23543-113-2KMA $347.44 BLND W 11:25A-01:25P 09/07-11/23

Burlington543-113-2B1A $347.44 T 12:30P-04:45P 09/13-11/22

543-101 Nursing Fundamentals 2.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology

Kenosha543-101-2K1A $232.96 T 09:10A-11:10A 09/13-12/20543-101-2K1B $232.96 T 12:25P-02:25P 09/13-12/20543-101-2K1C $232.96 T 03:40P-05:40P 09/13-12/20543-101-2KMA $232.96 BLND F 08:05A-10:05A 09/09-12/16

Burlington543-101-2B1A $232.96 T 09:10A-11:10A 09/13-12/20

543-105 Nursing Health Alterations 3.00 CR Prerequisites:543-101NursingFundamentalsand543-102NursingSkills

and543-103NursingPharmacologyand543-104Nsg:IntroClinicalPracticeand806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiologyor806-179AnatomyandPhysiology,Advanced

Kenosha543-105-2K1A $372.69 M 08:05A-10:05A 09/12-12/19 M 10:05A-12:05P 09/12-12/19



543-107 Nursing: Clinical Care Across the Lifespan 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:543-106NursingHealthPromotion

Kenosha543-107-2K1A $248.46 TW 07:00A-03:00P 09/07-10/18543-107-2K1B $248.46 TW 02:00P-10:00P 09/07-10/18543-107-2K1C $248.46 Th 07:00A-07:30P 09/08-10/20 Th 07:00A-01:00P 10/27-10/27543-107-2K1D $248.46 WTh 07:00A-03:00P 09/07-10/13543-107-2K1E $248.46 TW 07:00A-03:00P 11/01-12/07543-107-2K1F $248.46 WTh 07:00A-03:00P 11/02-12/14543-107-2K1G $248.46 Th 01:30P-07:30P 10/27-10/27 Th 07:00A-07:30P 11/03-12/15543-107-2K1H $248.46 T 02:00P-08:00P 11/01-11/01 TW 02:00P-09:30P 11/02-12/14

Burlington543-107-2B1A $248.46 Th 07:00A-01:30P 09/08-12/15543-107-2B1B $248.46 Th 07:00A-01:30P 09/08-12/15543-107-2B1C $248.46 Th 07:00A-01:30P 09/08-12/15

543-108 Nursing: Introduction to Clinical Care Management 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:543-105NursingHealthAlterations

Kenosha543-108-2K1A $248.46 TW 07:15A-03:15P 11/01-12/07543-108-2K1B $248.46 TW 02:00P-10:00P 11/02-12/13543-108-2K1C $248.46 Th 01:30P-06:30P 10/27-10/27 Th 07:00A-07:30P 11/03-12/15543-108-2K1D $248.46 WTh 07:15A-03:15P 11/02-12/14543-108-2K1E $248.46 TW 07:15A-03:15P 09/07-10/18543-108-2K1F $248.46 WTh 07:30A-02:45P 09/07-10/18543-108-2K1G $248.46 Th 07:00A-07:30P 09/08-10/20 Th 07:00A-01:00P 10/27-10/27543-108-2K1H $248.46 TW 07:15A-02:15P 09/07-10/18

Burlington543-108-2B1A $248.46 T 07:00A-03:30P 09/07-10/25 W 07:00A-01:30P 09/07-10/25543-108-2B1B $248.46 T 07:00A-03:30P 10/26-12/07 W 07:00A-01:30P 10/26-12/07543-108-2B1C $248.46 M 01:30P-08:00P 09/12-12/19

Nursing and Nursing Related510-105 LPN Refresher I - Theory/Lab 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha510-105-2KMA $392.19 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

510-106 LPN Refresher II - Clinical 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha510-106-3K1A $130.73 TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

510-152 NSG: Applied Pediatric Concepts 1.00 CR Prerequisites:809-188Psychology,Developmentaland543-106NursingHealth

Promotion

Kenosha510-152-2K11 $118.48 W 04:45P-06:45P 10/05-11/30

543-114 Nursing Management and Professional Concepts 2.00 CR Prerequisites:543-109NursingComplexHealthAlterationsIand543-110

NursingMentalHealthCommunityConceptsand543-111NursingIntermediateClinicalPracticeand543-112NursingAdvancedSkillsand806-140Microbiologyand806-179AnatomyandPhysiology,Advanced

Kenosha543-114-2K11 $232.96 Th 04:45P-07:45P 09/08-11/10543-114-2K1A $232.96 Th 09:10A-12:10P 09/08-11/10543-114-2KMA $232.96 BLND T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-11/15

Burlington543-114-2B1A $232.96 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-11/16

543-110 Nursing Mental Health Community Concepts 2.00 CR Prerequisites:543-105NursingHealthAlterationsand543-106NursingHealth


Corequisites:806-179AnatomyandPhysiology,Advancedand809-198Psychology,Introductionto

Kenosha543-110-2K1A $232.96 Th 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/15543-110-2K1B $232.96 Th 11:20A-01:20P 09/08-12/15543-110-2K1C $232.96 Th 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/15543-110-2KMA $232.96 BLND F 10:00A-12:00P 09/09-12/16

Burlington543-110-2B1A $232.96 F 08:05A-10:05A 09/09-12/16

543-103 Nursing Pharmacology 2.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha543-103-2K1A $232.96 T 09:10A-11:10A 09/13-12/20543-103-2K1B $232.96 T 12:25P-02:25P 09/13-12/20543-103-2K1C $232.96 T 03:40P-05:40P 09/13-12/20543-103-2KMA $232.96 BLND F 10:15A-12:15P 09/09-12/16

Burlington543-103-2B1A $232.96 F 10:15A-12:15P 09/09-12/16

543-102 Nursing Skills 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha543-102-2K11 $372.69 MT 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-12/20543-102-2K12 $372.69 WTh 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-12/15543-102-2K1A $372.69 M 08:05A-11:05A 09/12-12/19 M 12:05P-03:05P 09/12-12/19543-102-2K1B $372.69 W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-12/14 W 01:10P-04:10P 09/07-12/14543-102-2K1C $372.69 Th 08:05A-11:05A 09/08-12/15 Th 12:05P-03:05P 09/08-12/15543-102-2K1D $372.69 WF 08:05A-11:05A 09/07-12/16543-102-2K1E $372.69 W 12:25P-04:25P 09/07-12/16 W 05:25P-07:25P 09/07-12/16543-102-2K1F $372.69 S 08:00A-11:00A 09/10-12/17 S 12:00P-03:00P 09/10-12/17

Burlington543-102-2B1A $372.69 MW 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19543-102-2B1B $372.69 M 01:30P-07:30P 09/12-12/19543-102-2B1C $372.69 T 01:30P-07:30P 09/13-12/20



536-115 Pharmacy Law 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:536-112PharmaceuticalBusinessApplicationsand536-120

FundamentalsofReadingPrescriptions

Elkhorn536-115-2E1A $232.96 Th 02:35P-04:35P 09/08-12/15

Physical Therapy Assistant

524-148 PTA Clinical Practice 2 3.00 CR Prerequisites:524-147PTAClinicalPractice1

Kenosha524-148-2K1A $347.44 Th 08:00A-12:00P 09/08-09/08 T 08:00A-01:00P 12/20-12/20 TTh 08:00A-04:30P 09/13-11/22

524-138 PTA Kinesiology 1 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha524-138-2K1A $362.94 ST M 08:05A-09:50A 09/12-12/19 M 12:25P-01:25P 09/12-12/19 W 03:05P-05:10P 09/07-12/14524-138-2K1B $362.94 ST M 08:05A-09:50A 09/12-12/19 M 12:25P-01:25P 09/12-12/19 T 04:45P-06:50P 09/13-12/20

524-146 PTA Management of Cardiopulmonary and Integumentary Conditions 3.00 CR Prerequisites:524-141PTAKinesiology2and524-139PTAPatientInterventions

and524-142PTATherapeuticExercise

Kenosha524-146-2K1A $362.94 F 08:00A-09:30A 09/09-12/16 F 09:30A-12:25P 09/09-12/16

524-139 PTA Patient Interventions 4.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha524-139-2K1A $483.92 ST TTh 08:05A-09:05A 09/08-12/20 T 09:10A-11:15A 09/13-12/20 Th 09:10A-11:15A 09/08-12/15524-139-2K1B $483.92 ST TTh 08:05A-09:05A 09/08-12/20 T 09:10A-11:15A 09/13-12/20 Th 11:20A-01:25P 09/08-12/15

524-144 PTA Principles of Neuromuscular Rehabilitation 4.00 CR Prerequisites:524-141PTAKinesiology2and524-139PTAPatientInterventions

and524-142PTATherapeuticExercise

Kenosha524-144-2K1A $483.92 ST M 01:00P-03:10P 09/12-12/19 M 10:15A-12:20P 09/12-12/19 W 08:05A-10:10A 09/07-12/14524-144-2K1B $483.92 ST M 01:00P-03:10P 09/12-12/19 M 10:15A-12:20P 09/12-12/19 W 10:15A-12:20P 09/07-12/14

510-151 NSG: Endocrine & Electrolytes Disorders 1.00 CR Prerequisites:543-105NursingHealthAlterationsand543-106NursingHealth


Kenosha510-151-2K1A $118.48 F 09:30A-12:00P 09/09-10/14

510-153 NSG: Pharmacology Applications 1.00 CR Prerequisites:543-103NursingPharmacology

Kenosha510-153-2K11 $118.48 W 04:45P-07:45P 10/05-11/05

510-154 Pathophysiology for Health Professions 3.00 CR Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology

Kenosha510-154-2K1A $347.44 T 03:40P-06:40P 09/13-12/20


510-107 RN Refresher I - Theory/Lab 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha510-107-2KMA $392.19 BLND TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

510-108 RN Refresher II - Clinical 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None


Pharmacy536-120 Fundamentals of Reading Prescriptions 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:536-112PharmaceuticalBusinessApplicationsand536-115

PharmacyLaw

Elkhorn536-120-2E11 $118.48 Th 04:45P-05:45P 09/08-12/15

536-134 Managing Pharmacy Benefits 3.00 CR Prerequisites:536-112PharmaceuticalBusinessApplicationsand536-120

FundamentalsofReadingPrescriptions Corequisites:536-110PharmacyCalculations

Racine536-134-2R11 $347.44 F 04:45P-07:45P 09/09-12/16

536-112 Pharmaceutical Business Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:536-115PharmacyLawand536-120FundamentalsofReading

Prescriptions

Elkhorn536-112-2E1A $347.44 W 02:35P-05:35P 09/07-12/14

536-110 Pharmacy Calculations 3.00 CR Prerequisites:501-101MedicalTerminologyand536-120Fundamentalsof

ReadingPrescriptions Corequisites:536-134ManagingPharmacyBenefits

Racine536-110-2R9A $347.44 S 09:10A-12:10P 09/10-12/17



526-196 Modalities 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:526-193RadiographyClinical3 Corequisites:526-194ImagingEquipmentOperationand526-199Radiography

Clinical4


526-159 Radiographic Imaging 1 3.00 CR Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology Corequisites:526-149RadiographicProcedures1and526-158Introductionto

Radiographyand526-168RadiographyClinical1

Burlington526-159-2B1A $347.44 W 08:05A-11:05A 09/07-12/14

526-149 Radiographic Procedures 1 5.00 CR Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology Corequisites:526-158IntroductiontoRadiographyand526-159Radiographic

Imaging1and526-168RadiographyClinical1

Burlington526-149-2B1A $621.15 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 M 03:00P-07:00P 09/12-12/19526-149-2B1B $621.15 ST M 09:10A-12:10P 09/12-12/19 M 12:40P-02:40P 09/12-12/19 W 11:30A-01:30P 09/07-12/14

526-168 Radiography Clinical 1 2.00 CR Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology Corequisites:526-149RadiographicProcedures1and526-158Introductionto

Radiographyand526-159RadiographicImaging1

Off CampusTo Be Announced526-168-2Z1A $232.96 TTh TBA-TBA 09/08-12/20

526-199 Radiography Clinical 4 3.00 CR Prerequisites:526-193RadiographyClinical3 Corequisites:526-194ImagingEquipmentOperationand526-196Modalities

Off CampusTo Be Announced526-199-2Z1A $347.44 MWF TBA-TBA 09/07-12/19

Related Business

105-106 Business Communications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:801-136EnglishComposition1

Kenosha105-106-2K1A $347.44 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19

Elkhorn105-106-2E3A $347.44 AC W 09:10A-12:10P 09/07-11/02


524-140 PTA Professional Issues 1 2.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha524-140-2K1A $232.96 M 10:15A-12:20P 09/12-12/19

524-143 PTA Therapeutic Modalities 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:524-139PTAPatientInterventions

Kenosha524-143-2K1A $483.92 ST Th 02:00P-04:05P 09/08-12/15 Th 04:10P-05:10P 09/08-12/15 M 02:35P-05:45P 09/12-12/19524-143-2K1B $483.92 ST Th 02:00P-04:05P 09/08-12/15 Th 04:10P-05:10P 09/08-12/15 T 12:25P-03:35P 09/13-12/20

Quality Assurance623-147 Manufacturing Shop Safety 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine623-147-2R1A $118.48 M 01:30P-02:30P 09/12-12/19

623-183 Statistical Process Control/CT 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine623-183-2R1A $118.48 M 12:25P-01:25P 09/12-12/19

Quality Interdisciplinary625-121 MSSC Certification Preparation and Assessment 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None


Radiologic Technology526-194 Imaging Equipment Operation 3.00 CR Prerequisites:526-193RadiographyClinical3 Corequisites:526-196Modalitiesand526-199RadiographyClinical4

Burlington526-194-2B1A $347.44 T 08:05A-11:05A 09/13-12/20

526-158 Introduction to Radiography 3.00 CR Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology Corequisites:526-149RadiographicProcedures1and526-159Radiographic

Imaging1and526-168RadiographyClinical1

Burlington526-158-2B1A $372.69 ST F 10:30A-12:30P 09/09-12/16 F 08:05A-10:05A 09/09-12/16526-158-2B1B $372.69 ST F 10:30A-12:30P 09/09-12/16 F 01:00P-03:00P 09/09-12/16



Small Engine/ Chassis Mechanic

461-120 Small Power Equipment 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha461-120-2K11 $392.19 W 04:45P-09:45P 09/07-12/14461-120-2K12 $392.19 Th 04:45P-09:45P 09/08-12/15

Supervisory Management196-100 Accelerated Learning 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha196-100-2K31 $118.48 AC M 05:30P-09:30P 09/12-09/19

Racine196-100-2R31 $118.48 AC W 05:30P-09:30P 09/07-09/14

Elkhorn196-100-2E31 $118.48 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 09/08-09/15


196-164C Assertive Behavior 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Off CampusTo Be Announced196-164C-2W7E $128.48 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

196-169 Diversity and Change Management 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine196-169-2R31 $347.44 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 09/22-10/27

196-193 Human Resource Management 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha196-193-2K31 $347.44 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 11/03-12/15


196-190 Leadership Development 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha196-190-2K31 $347.44 AC M 05:30P-09:30P 09/26-10/31

Racine196-190-2R31 $347.44 AC W 05:30P-09:30P 09/21-11/02

Elkhorn196-190-2E31 $347.44 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 09/22-10/27

196-134 Legal Issues for Supervisors 3.00 CR Prerequisites:196-193HumanResourceManagement

Elkhorn196-134-2E31 $347.44 AC M 05:30P-09:30P 09/26-10/31

Renewable Energy - Electricity482-110 Intro to Sustainable Energy 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

CATI482-110-3C9A $287.46 S 09:00A-12:00P 09/10-12/17

482-101 Wind Systems, Intro to 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha482-101-2K11 $347.44 T 05:50P-08:50P 09/13-12/20

Renewable Energy - Thermal483-175 GeoExchange Site Safety 1.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha483-175-2K3A $118.48 AC F 09:10A-02:10P 12/02-12/16

483-174 Introduction to Ground Loop Methods 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha483-174-2K31 $232.96 AC Th 05:50P-08:50P 10/06-12/15

483-173 Plastic Fusion Applications 2.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha483-173-2K31 $267.96 AC T 04:45P-09:45P 10/25-12/20

483-180 Rig Transport, Set-Up and Safety 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha483-180-2K31 $232.96 AC T 04:45P-09:45P 09/13-10/18

483-171 Rotary: Mud Boring Applications 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:483-174IntroductiontoGroundLoopMethodsand483-172

GroutingandSanitationand483-170Rotary:RigOperationand483-175GeoExchangeSiteSafety

Kenosha483-171-2K1A $401.94 W 09:10A-02:10P 09/07-12/14

Small Business145-105 Entrepreneurship 1 - Feasibility 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:801-136EnglishComposition1


145-104 Entrepreneurship-New Venture 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Off CampusTo Be Announced145-104-2K11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14



Surgical Tech512-127 Exploring Surgical Issues 2.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None Corequisites:512-125SurgicalTechnology,Introtoand512-126SurgicalTech

Fundamentals1

Kenosha512-127-2K1A $232.96 W 07:00A-09:00A 09/07-12/14

512-131 Surgical Interventions 1 4.00 CR Prerequisites:512-128SurgicalTechFundamentals2and512-130SurgicalSkills

Application

Kenosha512-131-2K1A $461.92 M 08:05A-12:05P 09/12-12/19

512-126 Surgical Tech Fundamentals 1 4.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology Corequisites:501-101MedicalTerminologyand512-125SurgicalTechnology,

Introto

Kenosha512-126-2K1A $509.92 ST M 07:00A-11:00A 10/31-12/19 Th 07:00A-11:00A 11/03-12/15 T 07:00A-11:00A 11/01-12/20512-126-2K1B $509.92 ST M 07:00A-11:00A 10/31-12/19 MW 11:20A-03:20P 10/31-12/19512-126-2K1C $509.92 ST M 07:00A-11:00A 10/31-12/19 TTh 11:20A-03:20P 11/01-12/20

512-132 Surgical Technology Clinical 1 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:512-128SurgicalTechFundamentals2and512-130SurgicalSkills

Application Corequisites:512-131SurgicalInterventions1

Off CampusKenosha Hosp & Medical Center512-132-2Z1A $382.44 W 07:00A-12:00P 09/07-10/26 Th 07:00A-03:30P 09/08-10/27 F 07:00A-12:00P 09/09-10/28512-132-2Z1B $382.44 W 07:00A-12:00P 09/07-10/26 Th 07:00A-03:30P 09/08-10/27 F 07:00A-12:00P 09/09-10/28512-132-2Z1C $382.44 W 07:00A-12:00P 09/07-10/26 Th 07:00A-03:30P 09/08-10/27 F 07:00A-12:00P 09/09-10/28

512-133 Surgical Technology Clinical 2 3.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:512-132SurgicalTechnologyClinical1 Corequisites:512-131SurgicalInterventions1

Off CampusKenosha Hosp & Medical Center512-133-2Z1A $382.44 W 07:00A-12:00P 11/02-12/14 Th 07:00A-03:30P 11/03-12/15 F 07:00A-12:00P 11/04-12/16512-133-2Z1B $382.44 W 07:00A-12:00P 11/02-12/14 Th 07:00A-03:30P 11/03-12/15 F 07:00A-12:00P 11/04-12/09512-133-2Z1C $382.44 W 07:00A-12:00P 11/02-12/14 Th 07:00A-03:30P 11/03-12/15 F 07:00A-12:00P 11/04-12/16

196-192 Managing for Quality 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


196-168 Organizational Development 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


196-164 Personal Skills for Supervisors 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


196-188 Project Management 3.00 CR Prerequisites:196-189TeamBuildingandProblemSolving

Elkhorn196-188-2E31 $347.44 AC T 05:30P-09:30P 09/20-10/25

196-136 Safety in the Workplace 3.00 CR Prerequisites:196-192ManagingforQuality

Elkhorn196-136-2E31 $347.44 AC M 05:30P-09:30P 11/14-12/19

196-164B Stress Management 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Off CampusTo Be Announced196-164B-2W7D $128.48 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20196-164B-2W7G $128.48 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20

196-191 Supervision 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha196-191-2K31 $347.44 AC M 05:30P-09:30P 11/14-12/19

Racine196-191-2R31 $347.44 AC W 05:30P-09:30P 11/09-12/14

Elkhorn196-191-2E31 $347.44 AC Th 05:30P-09:30P 11/03-12/15

196-189 Team Building and Problem Solving 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


196-164A Time Management 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Off CampusTo Be Announced196-164A-2E7C $128.48 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20196-164A-2W7F $128.48 INET TBA TBA-TBA 09/07-12/20



512-125 Surgical Technology, Intro to 4.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:806-177GeneralAnatomyandPhysiology Corequisites:501-101MedicalTerminology

Kenosha512-125-2K1A $509.92 ST M 07:00A-11:00A 09/12-10/24 Th 07:00A-11:00A 09/08-10/27 T 07:00A-11:00A 09/13-10/25512-125-2K1B $509.92 ST M 07:00A-11:00A 09/12-10/24 MW 11:20A-03:20P 09/07-10/26512-125-2K1C $509.92 ST M 07:00A-11:00A 09/12-10/24 Th 11:20A-03:20P 09/08-10/27 T 11:20A-03:20P 09/13-10/25

Visual Communications206-102 2D Computer Animation Techniques (flash) 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine206-102-2R31 $235.46 F 09:10A-12:10P 10/28-12/16

206-103 Character Design 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine206-103-2R31 $353.19 F 09:10A-01:10P 09/09-10/21

Welding442-101 Welding Basics 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine442-101-2R11 $166.48 F 04:45P-09:15P 09/09-10/28

Elkhorn442-101-2E11 $166.48 Th 04:45P-09:15P 09/08-10/27

Burlington442-101-2B11 $166.48 TTh 04:00P-07:00P 09/08-10/11


Technical Diploma: Fall Subject Index

Technical Diploma: Fall Course IndexBarber/Cosmetology Industry .........................................................................60

Barber/Cosmetology/Introduction to ..............................................................60

Bleaching A ..................................................................................................... 60

Bleaching B ..................................................................................................... 60

Blueprint Reading ........................................................................................... 61

Blueprint Reading/Advanced ........................................................................... 61

Carpentry and Repair, Basic............................................................................. 61

Chemical Straightening A ................................................................................60

Chemical Straightening B ................................................................................60

CNC Introduction and Support Equipment Basics .............................................. 61

CNC Lathe Set-Up ............................................................................................. 62

CNC Machining Technology ..............................................................................62

CNC Mill Set-Up ............................................................................................... 62

CNC Offsets and Operations ............................................................................. 61

CNC Production Applications ............................................................................62

Dental and General Anatomy .......................................................................... 61

Dental Assistant Clinicals ................................................................................. 61

Dental Assistant Professionalism...................................................................... 61

Dental Chairside.............................................................................................. 61

EMT-Intermediate Technician ........................................................................... 61

Facials A ......................................................................................................... 60

Fundamentals of CNC Milling Applications .......................................................62

Fundamentals of CNC Turning Applications ......................................................62

Gauging/Inspection ........................................................................................ 61

Hair Color A, Basic ........................................................................................... 60

Hair Color B, Basic ........................................................................................... 60

Hair Design IA ................................................................................................. 60

Hair Design IB ................................................................................................. 60

Hair Design II A ............................................................................................... 60

Health Unit Coordinator Clinical .......................................................................63

Health Unit Coordinator Procedures I ...............................................................63

Health Unit Coordinator Procedures II ..............................................................63

Human Body in Health & Disease .................................................................... 61

Manicuring A, Basic .........................................................................................60

Mechanical Systems ........................................................................................ 61

Medical Assistant Administrative Procedures ....................................................62

Admin/Office Assistant/Medical ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 60

Barbering/Cosmetology ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 60

Building Service ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Dental .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Emergency Medical Service......................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Machine Tool/CNC Technology .................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Mechanical Drafting ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Medical Assistant .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Numerical Control .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 62

Nursing .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 62

Nursing and Nursing Related .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63

Welding ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63

Technical Diploma: Fall 2011 59

Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 1 ............................................................62

Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 1 ..................................................................62

Men’s Haircutting A .........................................................................................60

Men’s Haircutting B .........................................................................................60

Metal Fabrication I .......................................................................................... 63

Nursing Assistant............................................................................................. 62

Office Field Study ............................................................................................ 60

Perm Techniques A .......................................................................................... 60

Perm Techniques B .......................................................................................... 60

Pharmacology for Allied Health Pharm for Allied Health ..................................62

Salon Services/Advanced A .............................................................................60

Salon Services/Advanced B .............................................................................60

Shampoo Treatments ....................................................................................... 61

Weld Printreading and Fabrication Procedures .................................................63

Welding/Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding .......................................................63

Welding/Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Weld.......................................................63

Welding/Advanced Oxyacetylene ....................................................................63

Welding/Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding ...............................................63

Welding/Fundamentals of ............................................................................... 64

Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding ...................................................................... 64

Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding ................................................................. 64

Welding/Oxyacetylene .................................................................................... 64

Welding/Pipe Gas Metal Arc Welding ............................................................... 64

Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Certification ....................................................64

Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding .......................................................... 64

Welding/Pipe Oxyacetylene Fitting ..................................................................65

Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Certification .................................................65

Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Welding .......................................................65

Welding/Robotic Advanced GMAW ...................................................................65

Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding ...............................................................65

Women’s Haircutting A .................................................................................... 61

Women’s Haircutting B .................................................................................... 61



Admin/Office Assistant/ Medical

106-392 Office Field Study 1.00 CR Prerequisites:106-137KeyboardingApplications Corequisites:106-119ProfessionalDevelopment


Barbering/ Cosmetology

502-324 Barber/Cosmetology Industry 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-324-2R11 $232.96 S 05:35P-09:55P 09/10-12/17

502-312 Barber/Cosmetology/Introduction to 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-312-2R11 $118.48 MTWTh 05:35P-09:55P 10/31-11/10

502-336A Bleaching A 2.00 CR Prerequisites:502-304AHairColorA,Basic

Racine502-336A-2R11 $261.46 MTWTh 05:35P-09:55P 10/03-10/27502-336A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 07:30A-12:00P 11/28-12/20

502-336B Bleaching B 1.00 CR Prerequisites:502-336ABleachingA

Racine502-336B-2R1B $130.73 MTWThF 12:35P-05:05P 11/21-12/06

502-303A Chemical Straightening A 2.00 CR Prerequisites:502-302APermTechniquesA

Racine502-303A-2R11 $261.46 MWThF 05:35P-09:55P 11/23-12/20502-303A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 07:30A-12:00P 10/04-10/27

502-303B Chemical Straightening B 1.00 CR Prerequisites:502-303AChemicalStraighteningA


502-318A Facials A 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-318A-2R1A $261.46 F 12:35P-05:05P 09/09-12/16

502-304A Hair Color A, Basic 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-304A-2R11 $261.46 MTWTh 05:35P-09:55P 09/07-09/29502-304A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 07:30A-12:00P 10/31-11/23

502-304B Hair Color B, Basic 2.00 CR Prerequisites:502-304AHairColorA,Basic


502-306A Hair Design IA 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-306A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 12:35P-05:05P 10/31-11/23

502-306B Hair Design IB 1.00 CR Prerequisites:502-306AHairDesignIA

Racine502-306B-2R1B $130.73 MTWThF 07:30A-12:00P 11/07-11/18

502-307A Hair Design II A 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-307A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 12:35P-05:05P 11/28-12/20

502-305A Manicuring A, Basic 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-305A-2R1A $261.46 F 07:00A-12:00P 09/09-12/16

502-332A Men’s Haircutting A 2.00 CR Prerequisites:502-331AWomen’sHaircuttingA

Racine502-332A-2R11 $261.46 MWThF 05:35P-09:55P 10/03-10/27502-332A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 12:35P-05:05P 10/04-10/27

502-332B Men’s Haircutting B 2.00 CR Prerequisites:502-332AMen’sHaircuttingA


502-302A Perm Techniques A 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-302A-2R11 $261.46 MWThF 05:35P-09:55P 10/28-11/22502-302A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 07:30A-12:00P 09/07-10/03

502-302B Perm Techniques B 2.00 CR Prerequisites:502-302APermTechniquesA


502-344A Salon Services/Advanced A 1.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Racine502-344A-2R1A $130.73 MTWThF 12:35P-05:05P 12/07-12/20

502-344B Salon Services/Advanced B 2.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None




Emergency Medical Service531-311 EMT-Intermediate Technician 2.00 CR Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Burlington531-311-2B11 $254.96 Th 05:45P-09:45P 09/08-12/01531-311-2B1A $254.96 W 09:15A-01:15P 09/07-11/30

Machine Tool/ CNC Technology

420-342 CNC Introduction and Support Equipment Basics 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:420-345Gauging/Inspectionand623-147ManufacturingShop

Safety

Racine420-342-2R1A $140.48 W 08:05A-12:05P 09/07-12/14

420-344 CNC Offsets and Operations 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:420-345Gauging/Inspection

Racine420-344-2R1A $118.48 W 08:05A-12:05P 11/02-12/14

420-345 Gauging/Inspection 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:421-376BlueprintReadingand804-370

MathematicsI/Applied

Racine420-345-2R1A $280.96 T 08:05A-12:05P 09/13-12/20

Mechanical Drafting421-376 Blueprint Reading 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine421-376-2R1A $232.96 M 08:05A-12:05P 09/19-12/19

421-316 Blueprint Reading/Advanced 2.00 CR Prerequisites:421-376BlueprintReading

Racine421-316-2R11 $232.96 F 04:45P-08:45P 09/09-12/16

Medical Assistant509-302 Human Body in Health & Disease 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:501-101MedicalTerminology

Racine509-302-2RMA $347.44 BLND T 10:15A-01:15P 09/13-12/20


502-301 Shampoo Treatments 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-301-2R11 $118.48 MTWTh 05:35P-09:55P 11/14-11/28

502-331A Women’s Haircutting A 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine502-331A-2R11 $261.46 MWThF 05:35P-09:55P 09/07-09/30502-331A-2R1A $261.46 MTWTh 12:35P-05:05P 09/07-10/03

502-331B Women’s Haircutting B 2.00 CR Prerequisites:502-331AWomen’sHaircuttingA


Building Service443-312 Carpentry and Repair, Basic 2.00 CR Prerequisites:601-111WorkplaceFundamentals

Kenosha443-312-2K31 $254.96 AC TTh 04:45P-08:45P 09/08-10/27443-312-2K32 $254.96 AC MW 04:45P-08:45P 10/31-12/19

443-314 Mechanical Systems 2.00 CR Prerequisites:601-111WorkplaceFundamentals

Kenosha443-314-2K31 $254.96 AC TTh 04:45P-08:45P 11/01-12/20

Dental508-304 Dental and General Anatomy 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha508-304-2K1A $232.96 MF 08:05A-10:15A 09/09-12/19

508-306 Dental Assistant Clinicals 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha508-306-2K1A $440.94 T 08:00A-05:00P 09/13-12/20

508-307 Dental Assistant Professionalism 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None


508-302 Dental Chairside 5.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:508-101DentalHealthSafetyand508-113DentalMaterialsand

508-304DentalandGeneralAnatomy

Kenosha508-302-2K1A $734.90 ST W 08:05A-11:05A 09/07-12/14 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15 W 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/14 Th 08:05A-10:05A 09/08-12/15508-302-2K1B $734.90 ST W 08:05A-11:05A 09/07-12/14 Th 01:30P-04:30P 09/08-12/15 W 02:35P-04:35P 09/07-12/14 Th 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/15



444-334 Fundamentals of CNC Milling Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:444-331CNCMachiningTechnology Corequisites:421-316BlueprintReading/Advancedand804-371Mathematics

II/Applied

Racine444-334-2R11 $450.69 Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15

444-333 Fundamentals of CNC Turning Applications 3.00 CR Prerequisites:444-331CNCMachiningTechnology Corequisites:421-316BlueprintReading/Advancedand804-371Mathematics

II/Applied

Racine444-333-2R11 $450.69 T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20

Nursing543-300 Nursing Assistant 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha543-300-2K11 $372.69 MTWTh 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-09/27 MTWTh 04:00P-08:00P 09/28-10/18543-300-2K12 $372.69 MTWTh 04:00P-10:00P 09/28-10/18 MTWTh 04:00P-08:00P 10/20-11/09543-300-2K13 $372.69 MTWTh 04:00P-10:00P 10/24-11/10 MTWTh 04:00P-08:00P 11/14-12/05543-300-2K1A $372.69 MTWThF 07:30A-01:30P 09/07-09/22 MTWThF 07:30A-01:30P 09/23-10/04543-300-2K1B $372.69 MW 07:30A-01:30P 09/26-11/07 MW 07:30A-01:30P 11/09-12/05543-300-2K1C $372.69 TTh 07:30A-01:30P 09/27-11/03 TTh 07:30A-01:30P 11/08-12/06

Racine543-300-2R1A $372.69 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 09/07-09/27 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 09/28-10/11543-300-2R1B $372.69 MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 09/07-09/27 MTWTh 04:00P-08:00P 09/28-10/18543-300-2R1C $372.69 FS 07:30A-01:30P 09/09-10/15 WF 07:30A-01:30P 10/21-11/12 FS 07:30A-01:30P 10/21-11/12543-300-2R1D $372.69 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 10/03-10/24 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 10/25-11/07543-300-2R1E $372.69 MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 10/03-10/24 MTWTh 04:00P-08:00P 10/25-11/14543-300-2R1F $372.69 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 10/31-11/17 MTWTh 07:30A-01:30P 11/21-12/05543-300-2R1G $372.69 MTWTh 03:15P-09:15P 10/31-11/17 MTWTh 04:00P-08:00P 11/21-12/12

Elkhorn543-300-2E11 $372.69 MW 04:00P-08:00P 09/07-11/09 MW 04:00P-08:00P 11/14-12/21543-300-2E12 $372.69 TTh 04:00P-08:00P 09/08-11/08 TTh 04:00P-08:30P 11/10-12/20543-300-2E1A $372.69 MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 09/07-10/06 MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 10/10-10/31543-300-2E1B $372.69 MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 10/10-11/14 MTWTh 10:15A-02:15P 11/15-12/06

Burlington543-300-2B1A $372.69 S 07:00A-03:00P 09/10-11/05 F 06:30A-08:30A 11/11-12/16 S 07:00A-03:30P 11/11-12/17

509-301 Medical Assistant Administrative Procedures 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:501-107ComputingforHealthcare,Introduction

Elkhorn509-301-2EMA $254.96 BLND W 01:30P-02:30P 09/07-12/14 W 02:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/14

509-304 Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures 1 4.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn509-304-2E1A $509.92 F 08:05A-12:05P 09/09-12/16 F 12:05P-04:05P 09/09-12/16

509-303 Medical Assistant Lab Procedures 1 2.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None Corequisites:509-304MedicalAssistantClinicalProcedures1

Elkhorn509-303-2E1A $254.96 Th 08:05A-10:05A 09/08-12/15 Th 10:05A-12:05P 09/08-12/15

509-308 Pharmacology for Allied Health Pharm for Allied Health 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:509-302HumanBodyinHealth&Disease


Numerical Control444-335 CNC Lathe Set-Up 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:444-333FundamentalsofCNCTurning

Racine444-335-2R11 $450.69 M 04:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19

444-331 CNC Machining Technology 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:420-342CNCIntroductionandSupportEquipment

Racine444-331-2R1A $450.69 Th 08:05A-02:05P 09/08-12/15

444-336 CNC Mill Set-Up 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:444-334FundamentalsofCNCMilling

Racine444-336-2R11 $450.69 W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14

444-332 CNC Production Applications 2.00 CR Prerequisites:420-342CNCIntroductionandSupportEquipment Corequisites:420-344CNCOffsetsandOperationsand444-331CNCMachining

Technology

Racine444-332-2R1A $300.46 TW 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/14



442-332-2E6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-12/20442-332-2E6C $499.44 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 09/01-12/31442-332-2E6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/08-12/15

442-333 Welding/Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Weld 3.00 CR Prerequisites:442-323Welding/GasTungstenArcWelding

Racine442-333-2R61 $499.44 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19442-333-2R62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-333-2R63 $499.44 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14442-333-2R64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15442-333-2R6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19442-333-2R6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-12/20442-333-2R6C $499.44 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 09/07-12/14442-333-2R6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn442-333-2E61 $499.44 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19442-333-2E62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-333-2E63 $499.44 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14442-333-2E64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15442-333-2E6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19442-333-2E6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-12/20442-333-2E6C $499.44 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 09/07-12/14442-333-2E6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/08-12/15

442-329 Welding/Advanced Oxyacetylene 2.00 CR Prerequisites:442-334Welding/Oxyacetylene

Racine442-329-2R61 $332.96 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 09/12-12/19442-329-2R62 $332.96 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 09/13-12/20442-329-2R63 $332.96 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 09/07-12/14442-329-2R64 $332.96 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 09/08-12/15442-329-2R6A $332.96 SP M 07:00A-11:00A 09/12-12/19442-329-2R6B $332.96 SP T 07:00A-11:00A 09/13-12/20442-329-2R6C $332.96 SP W 07:00A-11:00A 09/07-12/14442-329-2R6D $332.96 SP Th 07:00A-11:00A 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn442-329-2E61 $332.96 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 09/12-12/19442-329-2E62 $332.96 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 09/13-12/20442-329-2E63 $332.96 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 09/07-12/14442-329-2E64 $332.96 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 09/08-12/15442-329-2E6A $332.96 SP M 07:00A-11:00A 09/12-12/19442-329-2E6B $332.96 SP T 07:00A-11:00A 09/01-12/31442-329-2E6C $332.96 SP W 07:00A-11:00A 09/07-12/14442-329-2E6D $332.96 SP Th 07:00A-11:00A 09/08-12/15

442-330 Welding/Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding 3.00 CR Prerequisites:442-322Welding/ShieldedMetalArcWelding


Elkhorn442-330-2E61 $499.44 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19442-330-2E62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-330-2E63 $499.44 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14442-330-2E64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15442-330-2E6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19

Nursing and Nursing Related510-303 Health Unit Coordinator Clinical 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None Corequisites:510-302HealthUnitCoordinatorProceduresII

Racine510-303-2R1A $392.19 T 12:25P-04:25P 11/01-12/20 MF 07:00A-01:00P 10/31-12/19

510-301 Health Unit Coordinator Procedures I 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None Corequisites:501-101MedicalTerminologyand501-104PrinciplesofCustomer

Serviceinand501-107ComputingforHealthcare,Introduction

Racine510-301-2RMA $347.44 BLND TWTh 08:05A-12:05P 09/07-10/27

510-302 Health Unit Coordinator Procedures II 3.00 CR ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:510-301HealthUnitCoordinatorProceduresI

Racine510-302-2RMA $347.44 BLND TWTh 08:05A-12:05P 11/01-12/20

Welding442-302 Metal Fabrication I 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine442-302-2R1A $499.44 F 07:00A-01:00P 09/09-12/16

Elkhorn442-302-2E1A $499.44 WTh 12:45P-04:00P 09/07-12/15

442-324 Weld Printreading and Fabrication Procedures 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine442-324-2R11 $332.96 F 04:45P-09:15P 09/09-12/16442-324-2R1A $332.96 F 08:05A-12:35P 09/09-12/16

Elkhorn442-324-2E11 $332.96 F 04:45P-09:15P 09/09-12/16442-324-2E1A $332.96 F 08:05A-12:35P 09/09-12/16

442-332 Welding/Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding 3.00 CR Prerequisites:442-321Welding/GasMetalArcWelding

Racine442-332-2R61 $499.44 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19442-332-2R62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-332-2R63 $499.44 W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14442-332-2R64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15442-332-2R6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19442-332-2R6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-12/20442-332-2R6C $499.44 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 09/01-12/31442-332-2R6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn442-332-2E61 $499.44 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 09/12-12/19442-332-2E62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-332-2E63 $499.44 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14442-332-2E64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15442-332-2E6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19



442-334-2R6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-12/20442-334-2R6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/01-12/31

Elkhorn442-334-2E62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-334-2E63 $499.44 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 09/01-12/31442-334-2E64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15442-334-2E6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19442-334-2E6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-12/20442-334-2E6C $499.44 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 09/07-12/14442-334-2E6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/08-12/15442-334-2R64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15

442-347 Welding/Pipe Gas Metal Arc Welding 2.00 CR Prerequisites:442-321Welding/GasMetalArcWelding

Racine442-347-2R61 $332.96 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 09/12-12/19442-347-2R62 $332.96 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 09/13-12/20442-347-2R63 $332.96 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 09/07-12/14442-347-2R64 $332.96 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 09/08-12/15442-347-2R6A $332.96 SP M 07:00A-11:00A 09/12-12/19442-347-2R6B $332.96 SP T 07:00A-11:00A 09/13-12/20442-347-2R6C $332.96 SP Th 07:00A-11:00A 09/07-12/14442-347-2R6D $332.96 SP Th 07:00A-11:00A 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn442-347-2E61 $332.96 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 09/12-12/19442-347-2E62 $332.96 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 09/13-12/20442-347-2E63 $332.96 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 09/14-12/14442-347-2E64 $332.96 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 09/08-12/15

442-345 Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 2.00 CR Prerequisites:442-322Welding/ShieldedMetalArcWeldingand442-323

Welding/GasTungstenArcWelding



442-346 Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Certification 2.00 CR Prerequisites:442-323Welding/GasTungstenArcWelding



442-330-2E6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-01:00P 09/13-12/20442-330-2E6C $499.44 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 09/07-12/14442-330-2E6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/08-12/15

442-314 Welding/Fundamentals of 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine442-314-2R11 $332.96 F 04:45P-09:15P 09/09-12/16

Elkhorn442-314-2E11 $332.96 F 04:45P-09:15P 09/09-12/16

Burlington442-314-2B11 $332.96 TTh 04:00P-07:00P 09/08-11/15 Th 04:00P-07:00P 09/08-11/15

442-321 Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None


Elkhorn442-321-2E61 $499.44 SP M 04:00P-10:00P 09/01-12/31442-321-2E62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-321-2E63 $499.44 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14442-321-2E64 $499.44 SP Th 04:00P-10:00P 09/08-12/15442-321-2E6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19442-321-2E6B $499.44 SP T 07:00A-10:00P 09/07-12/20 T 07:00A-01:00P 09/07-12/20442-321-2E6C $499.44 SP W 07:00A-01:00P 09/07-12/14442-321-2E6D $499.44 SP Th 07:00A-01:00P 09/08-12/15

442-323 Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None



442-334 Welding/Oxyacetylene 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine442-334-2R62 $499.44 SP T 04:00P-10:00P 09/13-12/20442-334-2R63 $499.44 SP W 04:00P-10:00P 09/07-12/14442-334-2R6A $499.44 SP M 07:00A-01:00P 09/12-12/19



442-322 Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None



442-342 Welding/Pipe Oxyacetylene Fitting 1.00 CR Prerequisites:442-334Welding/Oxyacetylene



442-343 Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Welding 2.00 CR Prerequisites:442-322Welding/ShieldedMetalArcWelding


Elkhorn442-343-2E61 $332.96 SP M 04:45P-09:15P 09/12-12/19442-343-2E62 $332.96 SP T 04:45P-09:15P 09/13-12/20 T 04:45A-09:15P 09/13-12/20442-343-2E63 $332.96 SP W 04:45P-09:15P 09/07-12/14442-343-2E64 $332.96 SP Th 04:45P-09:15P 09/08-12/15

442-344 Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Certification 2.00 CR Prerequisites:442-322Welding/ShieldedMetalArcWelding



442-327 Welding/Robotic Advanced GMAW 4.00 CR Prerequisites:None Corequisites:442-335Welding/RoboticProgramandPlasma

Racine442-327-2R2A $665.92 ST MT 11:20A-03:20P 09/12-12/20


Academic Preparation: Fall Subject Index

Academic Preparation: Fall Course Index

English ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67

Gen College: Natural Science .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67

General College: Comm Skills ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67

General College: Mathematics ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 67

General College: Reading ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67

General College: Success ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 67

Mathematics .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 68

Reading ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 68

Algebra Pre-College .........................................................................................68

Algebra/Pre Technical .....................................................................................68

College Success ............................................................................................... 67

College Writing, Intro ...................................................................................... 67

Mathematics/Pre Technical..............................................................................68

Pre-Algebra ..................................................................................................... 67

Pre-Technical Reading ......................................................................................68

Pre-Technical Writing ....................................................................................... 67

Prep for Basic Chemistry ................................................................................. 67

Reading & Study Skills, Intro ........................................................................... 67

Writing/Pre-College ........................................................................................ 67

Academic Preparation: Fall 2011 67


English851-760 Pre-Technical Writing 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha851-760-2K1A $20.96 TTh 01:30P-03:30P 09/08-12/15

Racine851-760-2R11 $20.96 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19851-760-2R12 $20.96 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20851-760-2R1A $20.96 TTh 01:30P-04:30P 09/22-12/20

Elkhorn851-760-2E11 $20.96 MWF 08:05A-10:05A 09/14-11/21

851-769 Writing/Pre-College 2.00 CR Prerequisites:(851-760Pre-TechnicalWriting)

Kenosha851-769-2K11 $20.96 M 05:50P-09:50P 09/12-12/19851-769-2K1A $20.96 MW 11:20A-01:20P 09/07-12/19851-769-2K1B $20.96 Th 12:25P-04:25P 09/08-12/20851-769-2K1C $20.96 F 10:15A-01:15P 09/09-12/16

Racine851-769-2R11 $20.96 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/20851-769-2R1A $20.96 MW 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19851-769-2R1B $20.96 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19851-769-2R1C $20.96 TTh 11:20A-01:20P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn851-769-2E11 $20.96 T 05:50P-09:50P 09/13-12/20

Off CampusTo Be Announced851-769-2B1A $20.96 MW 10:15A-12:15P 09/07-12/19

Gen College: Natural Science

836-133 Prep for Basic Chemistry 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha836-133-2K1A $232.96 TTh 09:10A-10:10A 09/08-12/20

Racine836-133-2R1A $232.96 MW 03:40P-04:40P 09/07-12/19

General College: Comm Skills

831-103 College Writing, Intro 3.00 CR Prerequisites:(851-769Writing/Pre-College)

Kenosha831-103-2K11 $347.44 TTh 04:45P-06:15P 09/08-12/20831-103-2K12 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19831-103-2K13 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20831-103-2K14 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14831-103-2K1A $347.44 TTh 09:10A-10:40A 09/08-12/20831-103-2K1B $347.44 W 10:15A-01:15P 09/07-12/14831-103-2K1C $347.44 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14831-103-2K1D $347.44 Th 07:00A-10:00A 09/08-12/15831-103-2K1E $347.44 TTh 11:20A-12:50P 09/08-12/20831-103-2K9A $347.44 S 07:00A-10:00A 09/10-12/17

Racine831-103-2R11 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15

831-103-2R12 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19831-103-2R1A $347.44 MW 10:15A-11:45A 09/07-12/19831-103-2R1B $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/17-12/19831-103-2R1C $347.44 T 02:35P-05:35P 09/13-12/20831-103-2R1D $347.44 Th 02:35P-05:35P 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn831-103-2E11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19831-103-2E1A $347.44 MW 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/19831-103-2E1B $347.44 TTh 11:20A-12:50P 09/08-12/20

Burlington831-103-2B11 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14

General College: Mathematics

834-109 Pre-Algebra 3.00 CR Prerequisites:(854-760Mathematics/PreTechnical)

Kenosha834-109-2K11 $347.44 TTh 08:05A-09:35A 09/08-12/20834-109-2K12 $347.44 TTh 05:50P-07:20P 09/08-12/20834-109-2K1B $347.44 MW 08:05A-09:35A 09/07-12/19

Racine834-109-2R11 $347.44 TTh 05:50P-07:20P 09/08-12/20834-109-2R1A $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19

Elkhorn834-109-2E1A $347.44 MW 12:25P-01:55P 09/07-12/19

General College: Reading838-105 Reading & Study Skills, Intro 3.00 CR Prerequisites:(858-760Pre-TechnicalReading)

Kenosha838-105-2K11 $347.44 M 06:00P-09:00P 09/12-12/19838-105-2K12 $347.44 T 06:00P-09:00P 09/13-12/20838-105-2K13 $347.44 W 06:00P-09:00P 09/07-12/14838-105-2K1A $347.44 MW 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/19838-105-2K1B $347.44 T 01:30P-04:30P 09/13-12/20838-105-2K1C $347.44 W 01:30P-04:30P 09/07-12/14838-105-2K1D $347.44 F 08:05A-11:05A 09/09-12/16

Racine838-105-2R11 $347.44 T 04:45P-07:45P 09/13-12/20838-105-2R12 $347.44 Th 06:00P-09:00P 09/08-12/15838-105-2R1A $347.44 MW 09:10A-10:40A 09/07-12/19838-105-2R1B $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20

Elkhorn838-105-2E1A $347.44 TTh 10:15A-11:45A 09/08-12/20

General College: Success835-104 College Success 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Kenosha835-104-2K1A $232.96 F 09:10A-10:10A 09/09-12/16

Racine835-104-2R11 $232.96 W 06:00P-08:00P 09/07-12/14

Elkhorn835-104-2E1A $232.96 F 12:25P-02:25P 09/09-12/16



Mathematics854-769 Algebra Pre-College 2.00 CR Prerequisites:(854-761Algebra/PreTechnical)

Kenosha854-769-2K11 $20.96 TTh 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/20

Racine854-769-2R1A $20.96 F 08:05A-12:05P 09/09-12/16

Elkhorn854-769-2E1A $20.96 MW 02:25P-04:25P 09/07-12/19

854-761 Algebra/Pre Technical 2.00 CR Prerequisites:(854-760Mathematics/PreTechnical)

Kenosha854-761-2K1A $20.96 TTh 03:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/15

Racine854-761-2R1A $20.96 TTh 08:05A-10:05A 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn854-761-2E1A $20.96 TTh 10:15A-11:15A 09/08-12/20 TTh 11:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/20

854-760 Mathematics/Pre Technical 2.00 CR Prerequisites:(854-750Mathematics200)

Kenosha854-760-2K12 $20.96 MW 05:50P-07:50P 09/07-12/19854-760-2K1A $20.96 MW 09:10A-11:10A 09/07-12/19854-760-2K1B $20.96 MW 12:25P-02:25P 09/07-12/19854-760-2K1C $20.96 TTh 12:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/15854-760-2K1D $20.96 TTh 09:10A-11:10A 09/08-12/15

Racine854-760-2R11 $20.96 Th 05:50P-09:50P 09/08-12/15854-760-2R1A $20.96 MW 08:05A-10:05A 09/07-12/19854-760-2R1B $20.96 WF 08:05A-10:05A 09/07-12/16854-760-2R1C $20.96 TTh 01:30P-04:45P 11/01-12/15854-760-2R1D $20.96 TTh 10:15A-12:15P 09/08-12/15

Elkhorn854-760-2E1A $20.96 TTh 12:25P-01:25P 09/08-12/20 TTh 01:25P-02:25P 09/08-12/20854-760-2E1B $20.96 TTh 03:40P-04:40P 09/08-12/20 TTh 04:40P-05:40P 09/08-12/20

Burlington854-760-2B11 $20.96 TTh 04:45P-05:45P 09/08-12/20 TTh 05:45P-06:45P 09/08-12/20

Reading858-760 Pre-Technical Reading 2.00 CR Prerequisites:(858-750Reading200)

Racine858-760-2R1A $20.96 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19

Elkhorn858-760-2E1A $20.96 MW 01:30P-03:30P 09/07-12/19

Adult High School: Fall 2011 69

Adult High School: Fall Subject Index

Adult High School: Fall Course Index

American Government-AHS 1.0 CR ................................................................... 71

American History I-AHS .5 CR ...........................................................................70

American History II-AHS .5 CR ..........................................................................70

American History III - AHS .5CR ........................................................................70

American History IV - AHS .5CR ........................................................................70

American Short Fiction I-AHS .5 CR ..................................................................70

Biology/Animal I-AHS .5 CR ............................................................................ 71

Biology/Plant I-AHS .5 CR ............................................................................... 71

Career Development/Exploration I-AHS ..........................................................70

Civic Literacy - HSED ........................................................................................ 71

Contemporary American Problems I-AHS .5 Cr ................................................. 71

Contemporary American Problems II-AHS .5 Cr ................................................ 71

Drama-AHS 1.0 CR ........................................................................................... 70

English Fundamentals I-AHS .5 CR ...................................................................70

English Fundamentals II-AHS .5 CR ..................................................................70

Environmental Science I-AHS .5 CR................................................................... 71

Environmental Science II-AHS .5 CR ................................................................. 71

Fantasy and Science Fiction I-AHS .5CR ............................................................70

Mathematics I-AHS .5 CR .................................................................................70

Mathematics II-AHS .5 CR ................................................................................70

Media/Mass Communications-AHS 1.0 CR ........................................................70

Modern Short Fiction I-AHS .5 CR .....................................................................70

Psychology-AHS 1.0 CR .................................................................................... 71

Sociology-AHS 1.0 CR ...................................................................................... 71

Speech-AHS 1.0 CR .......................................................................................... 70

Written Communication Skills-AHS 1.0 CR ........................................................70

Career Education .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70

English ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70

History ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70

Mathematics .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70

Science................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 71

Social Science ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 71



Career Education862-700A Career Development/ Exploration I-AHS .5 Cr 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine862-700A-2R1A $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:00P 09/07-10/24862-700A-2R1B $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:00P 10/31-12/19

English851-716A American Short Fiction I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine851-716A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 09:10A-11:40A 09/08-10/25

851-704A Drama-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn851-704A-2E1A $4.00 TTh 08:05A-11:05A 09/27-12/20

851-710A English Fundamentals I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine851-710A-2R11 $4.00 MW 05:50P-08:20P 09/07-10/24851-710A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 03:40P-06:00P 09/08-10/25851-710A-2R1B $4.00 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 09/08-10/25851-710A-2R1C $4.00 MWF 12:25P-02:05P 09/07-10/24851-710A-2R1D $4.00 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 11/01-12/15851-710A-2R1E $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:00P 09/07-12/19

851-711A English Fundamentals II-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine851-711A-2R11 $4.00 MW 05:50P-08:20P 10/31-12/19851-711A-2R1A $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:00P 10/31-12/19851-711A-2R1B $4.00 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 11/01-12/20851-711A-2R1C $4.00 MWF 12:25P-02:05P 10/31-12/19851-711A-2R1D $4.00 TTh 03:40P-06:00P 11/01-12/20

851-707A Fantasy and Science Fiction I-AHS .5CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn851-707A-2E1A $4.00 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 11/01-12/20

851-705A Media/Mass Communications-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine851-705A-2R1A $4.00 MWF 09:10A-10:55A 09/07-12/19

851-706A Modern Short Fiction I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine851-706A-2R11 $4.00 MWF 12:25P-02:05P 10/31-12/19


851-703A Speech-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine851-703A-2R1A $4.00 MWF 09:10A-10:55A 09/07-12/19

851-701A Written Communication Skills-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine851-701A-2R1A $4.00 MW 12:25P-02:55P 09/07-12/19851-701A-2R1B $4.00 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 09/08-12/20851-701A-2R1D $4.00 TTh 05:50P-08:20P 09/08-12/15851-701A-2R1E $4.00 TTh 03:40P-06:00P 09/08-12/20

History853-700A American History I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine853-700A-2R1A $4.00 MW 12:30P-03:00P 09/07-10/24

853-701A American History II-AHS .5 CR 1.50 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine853-701A-2R1A $4.00 MW 12:30P-03:00P 10/31-12/19


853-706A American History III - AHS .5CR 1.50 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine853-706A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 12:30P-03:00P 09/08-10/25

853-707A American History IV - AHS .5CR 1.50 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine853-707A-2R11 $4.00 W 04:45P-07:15P 09/07-12/14853-707A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 12:30P-03:00P 11/01-12/15


Mathematics854-700A Mathematics I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine854-700A-2R12 $4.00 MW 06:00P-08:30P 10/31-12/19854-700A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 12:25P-02:55P 09/08-10/25854-700A-2R1B $4.00 MW 10:15A-12:45P 09/07-10/24854-700A-2R1C $4.00 MW 01:30P-03:00P 09/07-10/24

854-701A Mathematics II-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine854-701A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 10:15A-12:45P 11/01-12/15854-701A-2R1B $4.00 MW 10:15A-12:45P 10/31-12/19854-701A-2R1C $4.00 TTh 03:40P-06:00P 11/01-12/15

Adult High School: Fall 2011 71


859-712A Contemporary American Problems II-AHS .5 Cr 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine859-712A-2R11 $4.00 T 04:45P-07:15P 09/13-12/13859-712A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 11:20A-01:50P 11/01-12/15

859-708A Psychology-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine859-708A-2R11 $4.00 MW 05:50P-08:20P 09/07-12/19859-708A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 08:05A-10:35A 09/08-12/20

859-709A Sociology-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine859-709A-2R1B $4.00 MW 02:35P-05:05P 09/07-12/19

Science856-704A Biology/Animal I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine856-704A-2R11 $6.50 TTh 06:55P-09:25P 09/08-10/25856-704A-2R1A $6.50 MW 10:15A-12:45P 10/31-12/19856-704A-2R1B $6.50 TTh 01:30P-04:00P 11/01-12/15

Elkhorn856-704A-2E1A $6.50 MW 03:40P-05:10P 10/31-12/19 MW 05:10P-06:10P 10/31-12/19

856-703A Biology/Plant I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine856-703A-2R1B $6.50 TTh 01:30P-04:00P 09/08-10/25856-703A-2R1C $6.50 MW 03:40P-06:00P 09/07-10/24

Elkhorn856-703A-2E1A $6.50 TTh 03:40P-04:10P 10/27-12/20 TTh 04:10P-05:10P 10/27-12/20

856-700A Environmental Science I-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine856-700A-2R1A $6.50 MW 12:25P-02:55P 09/07-10/24856-700A-2R1D $6.50 MW 09:10A-11:40A 10/31-12/19

856-701A Environmental Science II-AHS .5 CR 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine856-701A-2R1A $6.50 MW 12:25P-02:55P 10/31-12/19856-701A-2R1B $6.50 TTh 10:15A-12:45P 09/08-10/25856-701A-2R1C $6.50 TTh 03:40P-06:00P 11/01-12/20

Social Science859-700A American Government-AHS 1.0 CR 3.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine859-700A-2R1A $4.00 MWF 08:05A-09:35A 09/07-12/19

Elkhorn859-700A-2E1A $4.00 MWF 10:15A-12:45P 10/12-12/19

859-707B Civic Literacy - HSED 1.00 CR Prerequisites:None OTHERREQUISITES:HSEDEnrollment

Elkhorn859-707B-2E1A $4.00 F 08:30A-11:30A 09/16-12/16

859-711A Contemporary American Problems I-AHS .5 Cr 2.00 CR Prerequisites:None

Racine859-711A-2R1A $4.00 TTh 11:20A-01:50P 09/08-10/25


Accelerated: Fall Subject Index

Accelerated: Fall Course Index

Accounting ........................................................................................................ 27

Air Cond. & Refrig Technology ......................................................................31, 76

Building Service .......................................................................................... 34, 61

Business Administration .................................................................................... 34

Communication Skills ........................................................................................ 16

Graphics/Printing/Publishing ........................................................................... 42

Marketing & Merchandising Mgmt ..................................................................... 48

Related Business ............................................................................................... 54

Renewable Energy - Thermal ............................................................................. 55

Social Science .............................................................................................. 20, 71

Supervisory Management .................................................................................. 55

Accelerated Learning .......................................................................................55

Accounting Program Orientation ...................................................................... 27

Business Communications ................................................................................54

Business Finance and Budgeting ......................................................................28

Business Law ................................................................................................... 34

Business Marketing I .......................................................................................48

Business/Introduction to .................................................................................34

Carpentry and Repair, Basic............................................................................. 61

Design Concepts .............................................................................................. 42

Design Concepts, Advanced ..............................................................................42

Digital Photography/ Introduction to ...............................................................42

Digital Photography/Advanced........................................................................42

Diversity and Change Management .................................................................55

Economics ....................................................................................................... 20

English Composition 1 ..................................................................................... 16

Forklift Operation and Maintenance ................................................................34

GeoExchange Site Safety .................................................................................55

Heat Load Estimation ...................................................................................... 31

Human Resource Management ........................................................................55

Illustration, Advanced ......................................................................................42

International Marketing ..................................................................................48

Internet Business Applications .........................................................................48

Introduction to Ground Loop Methods ..............................................................55

Investments .................................................................................................... 34

Leadership Development .................................................................................55

Legal Issues for Supervisors ............................................................................55

Manual D Duct Design ..................................................................................... 31

Marketing Principles ........................................................................................49

Mechanical Systems ........................................................................................ 61

Multimedia Graphics and Animation ................................................................43

Oral/Interpersonal Communication ................................................................. 16

Payroll Accounting .......................................................................................... 29

Plastic Fusion Applications ...............................................................................55

Project Management .......................................................................................56

Promotion Principles I .....................................................................................49

Psychology, Introduction to .............................................................................. 21

Rig Transport, Set-Up and Safety .....................................................................55

Safety in the Workplace...................................................................................56

Selling Principles ............................................................................................. 49

Sociology, Introduction to ................................................................................ 21

Speech ............................................................................................................ 16

Supervision ..................................................................................................... 56

Technical Writing: Project Management ............................................................ 17

Torque Applications ......................................................................................... 76

Schedule updates and course descriptions can be found at www.gtc.edu/WebAdvisor 73

Self-Paced: Fall Subject Index

Self-Paced: Fall Course Index

Accounting ........................................................................................................ 27

Aeronautics ....................................................................................................... 30

Air Cond. & Refrig Technology ......................................................................31, 76

Automated Manufacturing ................................................................................. 32

Civil Engineering Technology ............................................................................. 34

Computer Software ........................................................................................... 35

Electromechanical Technology ........................................................................... 39

Electronic Technology ........................................................................................ 40

Fluid Power Technology ..................................................................................... 42

General Studies ................................................................................................. 17

Graphics/Printing/Publishing ........................................................................... 42

Mechanical Technology ...................................................................................... 49

Quality Interdisciplinary .................................................................................... 54

Welding .......................................................................................................57, 63

Accounting Software Applications ...................................................................... 27Accounting Spreadsheet Applications ................................................................. 28Aero Science Commercial ................................................................................... 30Aero Science Instrument .................................................................................... 30Authoring Tools - Flash ...................................................................................... 42Auto Manufacturing Systems Technology Field Experience .................................. 32AutoCAD for Construction Sciences ..................................................................... 34Automated Manufacturing Concepts/Intro ......................................................... 32Aviation/Introduction ........................................................................................ 31Building Materials ............................................................................................. 34CAD - Solidworks ............................................................................................... 49CAD/Solids Advanced ........................................................................................ 49Civil Engineering and, Introduction to Architecture ............................................. 34Civil Technology Internship ................................................................................ 35CNC/CAM Programming .................................................................................... 32Computer Aided Manufacturing, Advanced ......................................................... 32Computer Assisted Programming/Robotics and FMS .......................................... 32Construction Methods ........................................................................................ 35DC/AC I ............................................................................................................ 40DC/AC II ........................................................................................................... 40Digital Electronics .............................................................................................. 40Electromechanical Dr Systems............................................................................ 39Electronic Communications ................................................................................ 40Electronic Devices I ............................................................................................ 40Electronic Devices II ........................................................................................... 40Employability Skills ........................................................................................... 17Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1 ......................................................................... 49Engineering Graphics w/CAD 2 ......................................................................... 50Engineering Graphics w/CAD 3 ......................................................................... 50Fabrication Techniques ...................................................................................... 40Feedback and Control Systems/ Electromechanical ............................................ 39Industrial Controls, Introduction to .................................................................... 39Internet/Introduction to .................................................................................... 35Mechanical Engineering, Introduction to Tech ..................................................... 50Mechanical Fundamentals ................................................................................. 31

Mechanical Skills for Technicians ....................................................................... 33Microsoft PowerPoint ......................................................................................... 35Microsoft Word .................................................................................................. 36MSSC Certification Preparation and Assessment ................................................. 54Multimedia Applications .................................................................................... 43Multimedia Survey ............................................................................................ 43Optoelectronics.................................................................................................. 40Pneumatics/Hydraulics - Introduction ................................................................ 42Process Controls ................................................................................................ 39Programmable Controllers................................................................................. 39Programmable Logic Controllers/Advanced ....................................................... 39Public Switched Telephone Network Hierar ......................................................... 40Quality for Automated Manufacturing ................................................................ 33Robotics Mechanics I .......................................................................................... 39Solid State Circuits, Introduction to .................................................................... 39Troubleshooting Electrical/Electronic Systems .................................................... 40Variable Speed Drives ........................................................................................ 40Video Editing ..................................................................................................... 43Welding/Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding ......................................................... 63Welding/Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Weld......................................................... 63Welding/Advanced Oxyacetylene ...................................................................... 63Welding/Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding ................................................. 63Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding ........................................................................ 64Welding/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding ................................................................... 64Welding/Oxyacetylene ...................................................................................... 64Welding/Pipe Gas Metal Arc Welding ................................................................. 64Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Certification ...................................................... 64Welding/Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding ............................................................ 64Welding/Pipe Oxyacetylene Fitting .................................................................... 65Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Certification ................................................... 65Welding/Pipe Shielded Metal Arc Welding ......................................................... 65Welding/Shielded Metal Arc Welding ................................................................. 65Windows Operating Systems and Concepts ......................................................... 36Workplace Fundamentals .................................................................................. 31


Accelerated Learning ........................ 55Accounting Capstone ........................ 27Accounting for Business .................... 27Accounting Portfolio Development .... 27Accounting Principles ........................ 27Accounting Program Orientation ....... 27Accounting Software Applications ..... 27Accounting Spreadsheet Applications 28Active Directory Administration ......... 46Administrative Assistant

Internship .................................. 29Administrative Office Procedures ...... 29Advanced Office Technologies ........... 29Application Server

Administration ........................... 46Applied Exit Strategies/

Display Graphics ........................ 42Architectural Drafting/Residential .... 32Art History ....................................... 45ASL Structure and Function ............... 45Aspects of Disabilities ....................... 44Assertive Behavior ............................ 55AutoCAD for Construction Sciences .... 34AutoCAD, Introduction ...................... 49Automated Office Applications I ........ 29Automated Office Applications III ...... 29Building Materials ............................ 34Business Communications ................. 54Business Law .................................... 34Business/Introduction to .................. 34CAD - Solidworks .............................. 49CAD/Solids Advanced ....................... 49Civil Engineering and,

Introduction to Architecture ........ 34Civil Engineering Drafting ................ 34Civil Technology Internship ............... 35College Mathematics ........................ 18College Technical Math 1 .................. 18Community Resources

and Services .............................. 44Construction Methods ....................... 35DC/AC I ........................................... 40

DC/AC II .......................................... 40Deafness/Intro to............................. 45Dental Assistant Professionalism........61Design Concepts, Advanced ............... 42Digital Electronics ............................. 40Digital Photography/ Introduction to 42Digital Photography/Advanced......... 42E-Commerce/Marketing

on the Internet........................... 48ECE: Foundations of Early Childhood

Education .................................. 38ECE: Infant & Toddler

Development ............................. 39Economics ........................................ 20Electronic Communications ............... 40Electronic Devices I ........................... 40Electronic Devices II .......................... 40Engineering Graphics w/CAD 1 ........ 49Engineering Graphics w/CAD 2 ........ 50Engineering Graphics w/CAD 3 ........ 50English Composition 1 ...................... 16Entrepreneurship 1 - Feasibility ........ 55Fabrication Techniques ..................... 40Family and Chemical Abuse .............. 32Financial Analysis/Management ...... 28Fresh Water Treatment ..................... 35Fundamentals - Unix ........................ 46Geographical Information Systems I . 35Geometric Dimensioning

and Tolerancing ......................... 50Health Data Management................. 43Human Body in Health & Disease ......61Human Resource Management ......... 55Illustration, Advanced ....................... 42Income Tax Accounting ..................... 28Intermediate Accounting I ................. 28Intermediate Accounting II................ 28Internet/Introduction to ................... 35Internship for Accounting ................. 29Investments ..................................... 34IT E-Commerce ................................. 47IT Essentials ..................................... 46

IT in Business ................................... 46IT Web Graphics - Flash ..................... 48Java, Introduction to ........................ 48Keyboarding .................................... 30Keyboarding Applications ................. 30Macroeconomics ............................... 20Management Accounting .................. 29Managing for Quality ....................... 56Manufacturing Processes .................. 50Marketing Careers ............................ 48Marketing Principles ......................... 49Math with Business Applications ....... 18Mathematics and Logic ..................... 18Mechanical Engineering,

Introduction to Tech ................... 50Mechanical Systems for Buildings ..... 32Mechanisms ..................................... 50Mental Health/Substance Abuse ....... 32Microeconomics ................................ 20Microsoft Access ............................... 35Microsoft Excel ................................. 35Microsoft Excel II .............................. 35Microsoft PowerPoint ........................ 35Microsoft PowerPoint II ..................... 36Microsoft Word ................................. 36Microsoft Word II .............................. 36Network Security .............................. 47Network/Web Concepts,

Introduction to ........................... 47Office Field Study ............................. 60Office Proofreading and Editing ........ 30Optoelectronics................................. 40Organizational Development ............ 56Payroll Accounting ........................... 29PC Basics/MS Office ......................... 36Personal Financial Planning ............. 41Personal Skills for Supervisors .......... 56Pharmacology for Allied Health

Pharm for Allied Health ............. 62Practicum I ....................................... 45Professional Practices in

Human Services ......................... 44

Psychology, Abnormal ...................... 20Psychology, Developmental .............. 20Psychology, Introduction to ............... 21Psychopharmacology ........................ 32Publication Design for the Office ....... 30Race, Ethnic, and Diversity Studies .... 21Records Management ....................... 30Residential Code .............................. 32Routing CCNA 2 ................................ 47Security Measures and

Hacking Detection ...................... 47Selling Principles ..............................49Sociology, Introduction to ................. 21Solid State Circuits, Introduction to ... 39Special Education And,

Introduction to Deafness ............ 46Speech ............................................. 16Strength of Materials ........................ 50Stress Management .......................... 56Team Building and Problem Solving . 56Technical Reporting .......................... 16Technical Writing: Portable Document

Format .......................................17Technical Writing/Electronic Publishing

Macintosh/Windows ...................17Technical Writing/Grant and Proposal

Writing .......................................17Technical Writing/

Layout and Design ......................17Technical Writing/Technical

Photography ...............................17Time Management ........................... 56Web Internship ................................. 48Windows Operating Systems and

Concepts .................................... 36

Distance Education: Fall Subject Index

Distance Education: Fall Course Index

Accounting ....................................................................27Admin/Office Assistant/Medical ..............................29, 60Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse ..........................................32Architectural Technology ................................................32Business Administration ................................................34Civil Engineering Technology .........................................34Communication Skills .................................................... 16Computer Software .......................................................35Dental ..................................................................... 38, 61Early Childhood Education .............................................38

Electromechanical Technology .......................................39Electronic Technology ....................................................40Financial Planning ........................................................ 41Graphics/Printing/Publishing .......................................42Health Information Technology ......................................43Human Services ............................................................44Interior Design ..............................................................45Interpreter Technology ..................................................45IT - Information Technology ...........................................46IT - Network Communications ........................................46

IT - Programming and Web ............................................ 47Marketing & Merchandising Mgmt .................................48Mathematics ..................................................... 18, 68, 70Mechanical Technology ..................................................49Medical Assistant ........................................................... 61Related Business ...........................................................54Small Business ..............................................................55Social Science .......................................................... 20, 71Supervisory Management ..............................................55

Adult Continuing Education (ACE): Fall 2011 75

Adult Continuing Education: Fall Subject Index

Adult Continuing Education: Fall Course Index

Air Cond. & Refrig Technology .................................................................................................................................................................................................................76

Driver Education ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................76

Emergency Medical Service......................................................................................................................................................................................................................76

Fire Technology .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................76

Group Dynamics/Traffic Safety ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77

Internal Training .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77

Motorcycle/Moped Driver Ed .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 77

Nursing and Nursing Related .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 78

Responsible Beverage ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 78

ACLS Provider Re-Certification .......................................................................... 76

Basic Motorcycle Rider - 16 Hr .......................................................................... 77

Blood Pressure Measurement Techniques .........................................................78

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Instructor ........................................................ 76

Career Search Workshop.................................................................................. 77

CPR Healthcare Provider AHA - 6 Hrs ................................................................ 76

Fire Officer I - Certification ............................................................................... 76

Fire Service Instructor I .................................................................................... 76

Firefighter I Certification ................................................................................. 76

Firefighter II .................................................................................................... 76

Firefighter Survival ......................................................................................... 76

Group Dynamics .............................................................................................. 77

HCP CPR Recertification Healthcare Provider AHA - 4 Hrs .................................. 76

Juvenile AODA Education Theory...................................................................... 77

Medic First Aid ................................................................................................ 76

Medic First Aid Recertification .......................................................................... 76

Multiple Offender Program Theory .................................................................. 77

Nursing: Assessment Skills Review ...................................................................78

Rapid Intervention Team ................................................................................. 76

Recertification for CPR Instructors .................................................................... 76

Responsible Beverage Service ..........................................................................78

Technical Rescue Awareness ............................................................................. 76

Torque Applications ......................................................................................... 76

Traffic Safety Point Reduction Theory ............................................................... 76

Note: Adult Continuing Education courses are noncredit.



Air Cond. & Refrig Technology

601-413 Torque Applications Prerequisites:None

Horizon Center601-413-2H31 $73.35 AC M 05:50P-09:10P 11/14-12/19601-413-2H3A $73.35 AC W 09:10A-12:30P 10/26-11/30

Driver Education812-436 Traffic Safety Point Reduction Theory Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha812-436-2K11 $65.70 MW 05:50P-08:50P 10/03-10/17812-436-2K12 $65.70 Th 05:50P-08:50P 11/10-12/15

Racine812-436-2R11 $65.70 TTh 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-09/22812-436-2R12 $65.70 MW 05:50P-08:50P 12/05-12/19

Elkhorn812-436-2E11 $65.70 Th 05:50P-08:50P 09/08-10/06812-436-2E12 $65.70 M 05:50P-08:50P 11/21-12/19

Emergency Medical Service531-446 ACLS Provider Re-Certification Prerequisites:None

Burlington531-446-2B9A $28.20 S 08:00A-04:25P 09/24-09/24

531-409 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Instructor Prerequisites:None

Off CampusUnion Grove Fire Dept.531-409-2Z9A $49.40 S 08:00A-04:25P 12/03-12/03

531-410A CPR Healthcare Provider AHA - 6 Hrs Prerequisites:None

Kenosha531-410A-2K1A $22.90 T 08:00A-02:25P 10/18-10/25531-410A-2K9A $22.90 S 08:00A-02:25P 10/01-10/01

Racine531-410A-2R11 $22.90 Th 05:45P-08:45P 09/15-09/22531-410A-2R9A $22.90 S 08:00A-02:25P 11/05-11/05531-410A-2R9B $22.90 S 08:00A-02:25P 12/17-12/17

Elkhorn531-410A-2E11 $22.90 MT 05:45P-08:45P 11/14-11/15531-410A-2E9A $22.90 S 08:00A-02:25P 09/10-09/10

Burlington531-410A-2B9A $22.90 S 08:00A-02:25P 10/01-10/01531-410A-2B9B $22.90 S 08:00A-02:25P 12/17-12/17

531-426A HCP CPR Recertification Healthcare Provider AHA - 4 Hrs Prerequisites:None

Burlington531-426A-2B11 $17.60 M 05:45P-09:45P 09/12-09/12

531-419 Medic First Aid Prerequisites:None

Racine531-419-2R9A $34.70 S 08:00A-04:25P 09/24-09/24531-419-2R9B $34.70 S 08:00A-04:25P 11/12-11/12

531-427 Medic First Aid Recertification Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn531-427-2E9A $24.10 S 08:00A-11:55A 10/15-10/15

531-412 Recertification for CPR Instructors Prerequisites:None

Off CampusTo Be Announced531-412-2Z11 $22.90 F 06:00P-09:55P 12/02-12/02

Fire Technology503-763 Fire Officer I - Certification ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Burlington503-763-2B11 $163.00 T 06:00P-09:55P 09/13-12/20

503-422 Fire Service Instructor I Prerequisites:None

Burlington503-422-2B11 $110.00 Th 06:00P-09:55P 09/08-11/10

503-720 Firefighter I Certification Prerequisites:None

Burlington503-720-2B11 $293.40 M 06:00P-08:55P 09/12-12/19 W 06:00P-09:55P 09/12-12/19503-720-2B12 $293.40 T 06:00P-08:55P 09/13-12/20 Th 06:00P-09:55P 09/13-12/20

503-730 Firefighter II ProgramCounselorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Burlington503-730-2B11 $128.36 M 07:00P-09:55P 09/12-12/19

503-861 Firefighter Survival Prerequisites:None

Burlington503-861-2B11 $105.80 W 06:00P-09:55P 09/07-11/02

503-860 Rapid Intervention Team Prerequisites:None

Burlington503-860-2B11 $81.35 W 06:00P-09:55P 11/09-12/14

503-815 Technical Rescue Awareness Prerequisites:None

Burlington503-815-2B9A $25.20 S 08:00A-04:25P 10/22-10/22

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Course Delivery Methods key: INET—Internet Study BLND—Blended ITV—Interactive TV IPVID—IP Video and NODALAC—Accelerated ST—Stacked Class SP—Self-Paced Labs OPEN—Open Entry

Racine818-403-2R11 $288.40 TTh 05:50P-08:50P 09/27-11/01

Elkhorn818-403-2E11 $288.40 M 05:50P-09:10P 09/12-11/14818-403-2E12 $288.40 TTh 06:55P-09:55P 11/15-12/20

Burlington818-403-2B11 $288.40 TTh 06:55P-09:55P 10/11-11/10

Internal Training997-483 Career Search Workshop Prerequisites:None

Elkhorn997-483-2EDA $0.00 T 09:10A-12:10P 09/27-10/04997-483-2EDB $0.00 M 03:40P-06:40P 11/14-11/21

Burlington997-483-2BDA $0.00 W 12:25P-03:25P 09/14-09/21

Motorcycle/Moped Driver Ed816-420C Basic Motorcycle Rider - 16 Hr Prerequisites:None

Kenosha816-420C-2K9A $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/09-09/09 S 07:00A-11:00A 09/10-09/10 S 12:00P-03:00P 09/10-09/10 Su 07:30A-12:30P 09/11-09/11 Su 01:00P-02:00P 09/11-09/11816-420C-2K9B $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/09-09/09 S 07:00A-11:00A 09/10-09/10 S 12:00P-03:00P 09/10-09/10 Su 07:30A-12:30P 09/11-09/11 Su 01:00P-02:00P 09/11-09/11816-420C-2K9C $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/16-09/16 S 07:00A-11:00A 09/17-09/17 S 12:00P-03:00P 09/17-09/17 Su 07:30A-12:30P 09/18-09/18 Su 01:00P-02:00P 09/18-09/18816-420C-2K9D $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/16-09/16 S 07:00A-11:00A 09/17-09/17 S 12:00P-03:00P 09/17-09/17 Su 07:30A-12:30P 09/18-09/18 Su 01:00P-02:00P 09/18-09/18816-420C-2K9E $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/23-09/23 S 07:00A-11:00A 09/24-09/24 S 12:00P-03:00P 09/24-09/24 Su 07:30A-12:30P 09/25-09/25 Su 01:00P-02:00P 09/25-09/25816-420C-2K9F $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/23-09/23 S 07:00A-11:00A 09/24-09/24 S 12:00P-03:00P 09/24-09/24 Su 07:30A-12:30P 09/25-09/25 Su 01:00P-02:00P 09/25-09/25816-420C-2K9G $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/30-09/30 S 07:00A-11:00A 10/01-10/01 S 12:00P-03:00P 10/01-10/01 Su 07:30A-12:30P 10/02-10/02 Su 01:00P-02:00P 10/02-10/02816-420C-2K9H $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 09/30-09/30 S 07:00A-11:00A 10/01-10/01 S 12:00P-03:00P 10/01-10/01 Su 07:30A-12:30P 10/02-10/02 Su 01:00P-02:00P 10/02-10/02816-420C-2K9I $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 10/07-10/07

Group Dynamics/ Traffic Safety

818-401 Group Dynamics Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha818-401-2K11 $202.20 T 05:50P-09:20P 09/13-10/18818-401-2K12 $202.20 W 05:50P-09:20P 09/07-10/12818-401-2K13 $202.20 T 05:50P-09:20P 10/25-12/06818-401-2K14 $202.20 W 05:50P-09:20P 10/26-12/07818-401-2K15 $202.20 Th 05:50P-09:20P 09/29-11/03818-401-2K1A $202.20 M 08:05A-01:05P 09/19-10/10818-401-2K1B $202.20 M 08:05A-01:05P 11/14-12/12818-401-2K9A $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 09/10-10/01818-401-2K9B $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 10/08-10/29818-401-2K9C $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 11/05-12/10

Racine818-401-2R11 $202.20 MW 05:50P-08:50P 09/07-09/28818-401-2R12 $202.20 MW 05:50P-08:50P 10/03-10/26818-401-2R13 $202.20 MW 05:50P-08:50P 11/28-12/19818-401-2R14 $202.20 TTh 05:50P-08:50P 11/29-12/20818-401-2R1A $202.20 T 08:05A-01:05P 10/11-11/01818-401-2R9A $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 10/15-11/05

Elkhorn818-401-2E11 $202.20 W 05:50P-09:20P 09/07-10/12818-401-2E12 $202.20 W 05:50P-09:20P 11/02-12/14818-401-2E13 $202.20 M 05:50P-08:50P 09/12-10/24818-401-2E14 $202.20 M 05:50P-08:50P 11/07-12/19818-401-2E9A $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 09/17-10/08818-401-2E9B $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 10/15-11/05

Burlington818-401-1B9A $202.20 S 08:00A-09:00P 09/10-10/01818-401-2B1A $202.20 F 08:30A-12:00P 09/23-10/28818-401-2B1B $202.20 F 08:30A-12:00P 11/04-12/16818-401-2B9B $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 10/08-10/29818-401-2B9C $202.20 S 08:00A-01:00P 11/05-12/03

Off CampusTo Be Announced818-401-2Z11 $202.20 W 06:00P-09:30P 10/26-12/07

818-402 Juvenile AODA Education Theory Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Racine818-402-2R11 $47.45 T 04:30P-07:00P 09/13-10/11818-402-2R12 $47.45 T 04:30P-07:00P 10/18-11/15818-402-2R13 $47.45 T 04:30P-07:00P 11/22-12/20

Elkhorn818-402-2E9A $47.45 S 09:00A-12:10P 10/01-10/22818-402-2E9B $47.45 S 09:00A-12:10P 11/19-12/17

Burlington818-402-2B11 $47.45 W 05:50P-08:20P 09/14-10/12818-402-2B12 $47.45 W 05:50P-08:20P 10/26-11/30

818-403 Multiple Offender Program Theory Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha818-403-2K11 $288.40 M 05:50P-08:50P 10/17-12/19818-403-2K9A $288.40 S 08:00A-01:00P 09/17-10/22



S 07:00A-11:00A 10/08-10/08 S 12:00P-03:00P 10/08-10/08 Su 07:30A-12:30P 10/09-10/09 Su 01:00P-02:00P 10/09-10/09816-420C-2K9J $220.02 F 06:00P-09:00P 10/07-10/07 S 07:00A-11:00A 10/08-10/08 S 12:00P-03:00P 10/08-10/08 Su 07:30A-12:30P 10/09-10/09 Su 01:00P-02:00P 10/09-10/09

Nursing and Nursing Related

510-407 Blood Pressure Measurement Techniques Prerequisites:None

Racine510-407-2R1A $30.56 F 07:30A-12:30P 12/02-12/02 F 07:30A-12:30P 12/09-12/09

510-804 Nursing: Assessment Skills Review Prerequisites:None


Responsible Beverage311-400 Responsible Beverage Service Instructorconsentrequired Prerequisites:None

Kenosha311-400-2K1A $22.00 F 08:05A-01:05P 12/16-12/16

Racine311-400-2R11 $22.00 T 05:50P-08:50P 11/15-11/15

Burlington311-400-2B1A $22.00 M 08:05A-12:05P 09/19-09/19

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Financial AidCensus Date The actual amount of financial aid funding will be determined for the fundable number of enrolled credits on theCensus Date — the 10th calendar day of each term at Gateway Technical College.

After this date:• adjustments will not be made for additional classes you register for • your award may be recalculated for classes you do not attend and/or, • you may have to repay all or a portion of the financial aid funds you received if you never attended

Gateway strongly encourages students to register for all classes for a term before the Census Date to receivethe financial aid for which you are eligible. Classes added to your enrollment after the Census Date will not befunded by Financial Aid.

Drops with a 100 Percent RefundIf a class is taken off your schedule by Gateway and you are not charged for the class, your financial aid will berecalculated based on the remaining eligible credits on your schedule. Classes dropped by you will be monitoredthroughout the entire semester.

No-ShowsIf you do not attend a class, you are not eligible to receive financial aid for the class. In a situation where aninstructor drops you from the class they are teaching because you did not attend the class, you will not receive arefund for the tuition. The Financial Aid Office will, however, adjust your financial aid based on actual creditsremaining on your schedule.

Poor AttendanceIn a situation where an instructor drops a student from the class they are teaching because the student has poorattendance, there is no refund on tuition. However if the student is dropped from all classes in that term, theFinancial Aid Office is required to adjust the student’s financial aid based on actual credits on the student’sschedule (see Return of Title IV Funds policy in handbook).

If you intend to drop a course, notify Student Services so that you can be officially withdrawn from the class. Do not simply stop attending class.

More on Financial Aid can be found on page 5.

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Center for AdvancedTechnology & Innovation (CATI)Renaissance Business Park 2320 Renaissance Blvd. Sturtevant, WI 53177262.898.7500 /262.898.7501 FAX

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Elkhorn Campus400 County Road hElkhorn, WI 53121-2046262.741.8200262.741.8201 FAX

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TutoringNeed tutoring? Do you want to brush up on study habits? Help is at hand! Academic Support Center might be just whatyou’re looking for. If you’d like to know more about this free service, contact a counselor in Student Services. TheAcademic Support Center is open during the day as well as some evenings.

Elkhorn Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mary Jane Pyszka, 262.741.8020Kenosha Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Anke Halbach, 262.564.2006Racine Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Diane Ingalsbe, 262.619.6216

Burlington Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gerry Millette, 262.767.5090

Adult Basic EducationGateway Technical College is committed to ensuring your success. We partner with you to make sure you can achieveyour educational goals that will ultimately improve your chances in the workplace. The Adult Basic Education LearningCenter is for those of you who have been away from school too long to remember the basic education skills that youneed, as well as providing instruction for our English Language Learner population. The first week of each semester isdevoted to orientation to determine level placements and collaboratively plan the goals of our students. We’re also hereto serve those who didn’t graduate from high school and want an HSED or GED to move ahead with their lives.

Cost: There is no cost for the Adult Basic Education Learning Center services for Wisconsin residents. However, a nominal fee is charged for administration of the GED/HSED tests. ABE students pursuing a GED/HSED must registerin Student Services for a three-day orientation session.

Elkhorn Campus Adult learning Center: 262.741.8184 • M-TH 8:05 am - 2:05 pm & 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm • Friday 8:05am - 12:05pm

Kenosha Campus Adult learning Center: 262.564.2796 • M-TH 8:05 am – 2:25 pm & 5:00 pm – 8:30 pm • Friday 8:05 am – 12:05 pm

Racine Campus Adult learning Center: 262.619.6218 • M-TH 8:05 am – 2:35 pm & 5:00 pm – 8:30 pm • Friday – 8:05 am – 12:05 pm

Burlington Center Adult learning Center (Also Special Needs and Academic Support):262.767.5090 • M-TH 8:05 am – 8:30 pm • Friday – 8:05 am – 12:05 pm

Multicultural ProgramThe Multicultural Program provides academic support services, student leadership and development opportunities, and culturallyenriching activities that support educational access and a respectfully inclusive learning experience for African American, AmericanIndian, Latino, and Southeast Asian/Pacific Island students.

Contact Janet Days, Program Coordinator at [email protected] or 262.619.6754 for further information.

Student Employment ServicesGateway Student Employment Services (S.E.S.) accepts job openings from employers and posts them on our InternetDatabase called TechConnect. http://vorlon.gtc.edu

The jobs posted are specifically for our current students and graduates.

Please Note: In order to register to utilize TechConnect please email [email protected] for a login and password.Registering on TechConnect also means jobs in your program area can be emailed to you. Please visit our S.E.S. home-page for other helpful information on topics including the hidden job market, cover letters, resumes, and interviewing tips(go to www.gtc.edu, Employment Opportunities, Student Employment Services).

Academic Services



Credit Transfer with Four-Year CollegesStarting at Gateway Technical College makes completing a bachelor’s degree affordable, accessible, and convenient. Gatewayknows that you want choices and need flexibility.

Credit transfer makes it easy for Gateway associate degree graduates to complete a bachelor’s degree. Gateway TechnicalCollege is connected with a number of postsecondary institutions both in and outside the state and externally allowing studentsto transition in a smooth and seamless manner.

The following colleges and universities have partnered with Gateway Technical College to offer credit transfer options:

Resume Posting Service (Student Employment Services continued)

Gateway is now working in collaboration with our local Job Centers to offer the Resume Matrix of Southeastern Wisconsin.Any Gateway student or graduate can upload their resume to: www.resumematrix.com. It is advised that your resume bereviewed by a Student Employment Counselor before uploading to the Resume Matrix. Counselor appointments can be madeby phone or in person at any Student Services Office. There is no charge for this service.

Career Planning ServicesGateway offers career planning services for those students or potential students who are undecided about a career choice. Fordates and times of Career Planning Workshops or to see a career counselor, please call your local campus Student ServicesOffice. No charge for these services.

Aurora UniversityCapella UniversityCardinal Stritch UniversityCarroll CollegeCarthage CollegeConcordia University WisconsinDeVry UniversityFranklin UniversityGeorge Williams CollegeKaplan UniversityLewis UniversityMarian University

Marquette UniversityMilwaukee School of EngineeringMount Mary CollegeOttawa UniversityPennsylvania College of TechnologySilver Lake CollegeSouthern Illinois University—CarbondaleSt. Cloud State UniversityUniversity of Wisconsin—CollegesUniversity of Wisconsin—Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin—Green BayUniversity of Wisconsin—La Crosse

University of Wisconsin—MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin—MilwaukeeUniversity of Wisconsin—OshkoshUniversity of Wisconsin—ParksideUniversity of Wisconsin—PlattevilleUniversity of Wisconsin—River FallsUniversity of Wisconsin—Stevens PointUniversity of Wisconsin—StoutUniversity of Wisconsin—SuperiorUniversity of Wisconsin—WhitewaterUpper Iowa UniversityUtah Valley State College


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Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)Gateway Technical College complies with the provisions of FERPA. Prior written consent from the student must beobtained before information may be disclosed by Gateway Technical College to third parties unless the information or theindividual or group making the request is exempted by the policy and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of1974. Items that are deemed as directory information may be released.

For complete FERPA regulations and exemptions, go to www.gtc.edu/ferpa.

Gateway Technical College assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy of judgment as to whether or not arelease of directory information is in the best interest of a student. Likewise, Gateway will assume no responsibility forcontacting students who have elected to stipulate directory information as confidential for the subsequent permission torelease any information. If you elect to have directory information held confidential, please complete a form which is available at any Student Services Office.

Adding or Dropping A Class / Refund Policy(See Student Handbook for complete details.)

Adding a Class:A student may add a class through the third class hour of the course without instructor approval, provided the class capacityhas not been reached. Accelerated and internet courses require instructor approval once the class has begun.

After the third class hour of the course has elapsed, the student must obtain a student petition form from Student Services.After getting the required signature, the student must officially add the class at the Student Services office. A student must officially add to receive credit for the class. The student is responsible for all missed coursework, materials, and assignments.

Dropping a Class / Refund Policy:

Student initiated: The student must pick up and return a completed drop slip from Student Services. A drop can also be com-pleted through WebAdvisor. Nonattendance or notifying the instructor that you will not be attending does NOT constitute a drop.

All refund rates are calculated on the date the drop transaction is completed by you in Student Services. Deadlines are strictlyenforced. Refunds for classes which do not have meeting times set in the computer system (self-paced, Internet) are calculatedbased on the number of calendar days that have elapsed since the start of the class.

• A student wanting a third party to complete a drop of their behalf must provide written permission authorizing the drop with aphotocopy of the student’s photo I.D. The third party must also provide photo I.D. along with the authorization and drop form.

• Financial Aid recipients must be aware that dropping a class may affect his or her award and account balance with the college. Please contact Students Services for further information.

Instructor initiated drop: An administrative drop may be initiated by the instructor when a student who has registered for theclass fails to attend or stops attending during the refund period without dropping. The student is not eligible to receive a refund.



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. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Automotive Technology (10-602-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � * Broadcast Captioning (shared program with LTC) (10-170-1). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � � � Business Management (10-102-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � � Civil Engineering Technology – Highway Technology (10-607-4). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2 Years � � Civil Engineering Technology – Fresh Water Resources (10-607-9) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � � Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement (10-504-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Culinary Arts (10-316-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Diesel Equipment Technology (10-412-1). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Early Childhood Education (10-307-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Electrical Engineering Technology (10-662-1A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years Biomedical Engineering Technology (Option Area 10-662-1B) Sustainable Energy Systems (Option Area 10-662-1C) � Electro - Mechanical Technology (10-620-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Electronics (10-605-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Fire Protection Technician (10-503-2) 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Individualized Technical Studies (10-825-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years Technical Studies – Journeyworker (10-499-5) � Industrial Mechanical Technician (10-462-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 2 Years � � Information Technology – Computer Support Specialist (10-154-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � � Information Technology – Network Specialist (10-150-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Information Technology – Programmer/Analyst (10-152-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Information Technology – Web Developer/Administrator (10-152-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Years � Instructional Assistant – Associate Degree(10-522-2) . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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