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Registration is Open! Classes Start January 16 www.ColoradoMtn.edu

Carbondale, Glenwood Springs, Spring Valley

CMC CARBONDALE 690 Colorado Ave. / Carbondale, CO 81623 Phone 970.963.2172 / Fax 970.963.2325 Office hours Monday–Thursday 8am–8p, Friday 8am-5p

CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS 1402 Blake Ave / Glenwood Springs, CO 81601Phone 970.945.7486 / Fax 970.945.6240 Office hours Monday–Thursday 8am–8:30p, Friday 8am–5p

CMC SPRING VALLEY2600 County -Rd 114 / Glenwood Springs, CO 80601 / Phone 970.945.7481 / Fax 970.945.1227Office hours Monday–Thursday 8am–7:30p, Friday 8am–5p

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Wherever you see & in this schedule, a book is required for the course. Many books must be ordered in advance, so please make plans to order them soon!

You may purchase textbooks for all Colorado Mountain College classes through Follett, our book vendor.

Order online at: www.coloradomtn.bkstr.com or by phone at 800.621.4088. Get your books by the first day of class so you stay on track!

HOLIDAYSSpring Break March 13-17

S P R I N G C L A S S S C H E D U L E

FIND YOUR CLASSES AND REGISTERSpring is a great time to expand your opportunities. Start a degree or explore a new interest through classes at CMC!

TEXTBOOKS

GET STARTED! Colorado Mountain College offers several registration options, depending on your admissions status.

ONLINE Registration for current degree-seeking students: http://basecampcoloradomtn.edu Registration for all other students: www.coloradomtn.edu/register

PHONE/FAX Current students can also register by phone or fax at the numbers at the bottom of this page.

IN PERSON Drop by our campus locations! For address information, see below.

See back page of this schedule for details on registering for classes, advising, and placement testing.

Evening closing times at all sites vary with the academic calendar and dismissal of the latest evening class.

http://www.coloradomtn.bkstr.com/

http://www.coloradomtn.edu/

http://basecampcoloradomtn.edu/

http://www.coloradomtn.edu/register

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C D A Y S D A T E S T I M E S R E F U N D W / D R A W R E Q U I R E M E N T S F E E S

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB); CB = Carbondale

Visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_learning/getting_started/ for information on how to begin Online Learning courses and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.2

AAA-101-SV02COLLEGE 101: THE

STUDENT EXPERIENCE

1 03498 LEC Kroesen SV W 3/22-5/3 4p-6p 3/28 4/24

AAA-101-SV03COLLEGE 101: THE

STUDENT EXPERIENCE

1 04126 LEC Szucs SV T 1/24-4/18 4p-5:10p 2/7 3/29

A ACC-121-CB01ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I

4 02915LEC/ WEB

Hale CB M 1/16-5/1 6p-9:30p 1/31 4/9 [H][R]

A ACC-121-DS21ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I

4 02227 WEB Gilliland DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A ACC-122-DS21ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II

4 02229 WEB Selzer DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: ACC-121]

A ACC-122-GW01ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II

4 02924LEC/ WEB

Mayes GW M 1/16-5/1 6p-9:30p 1/31 4/9 [H][P: ACC-121]

A ACC-122-SV01ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II

4 02929 LEC Mayes SV TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:50p 2/2 4/9 [P: ACC-121]

L ANT-101-CB01CULTURAL

ANTHROPOLOGY3 02861 LEC Elkins CB TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

L ANT-101-DS21CULTURAL

ANTHROPOLOGY3 02231 WEB Donovan DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ANT-111-SV01BIOLOGICAL

ANTHROPOLOGY4 02869

LEC/ LAB

Jackson SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-3:20p 2/1 4/9

L ANT-215-DS21INDIANS OF NORTH

AMERICA3 02232 WEB Donovan DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ART-110-DS21 ART APPRECIATION 3 02233 WEB Gilgulin DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ART-112-DS21ART HISTORY

RENAISSANCE TO MODERN (1900)

3 02235 WEB Zyzda DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A ART-114-CB01 JEWELRY I 1 02870LEC/ LAB

Seedorf CB T 3/7-4/11 5:30p-9:50p 3/20 4/3

A ART-114-CB02WIRE

EXTRAVAGANZA1 02897

LEC/ LAB

Seedorf CB T 1/31-2/28 5:30p-9:50p 2/6 2/22

A ART-138-SV01FILM

PHOTOGRAPHY I3 03246

LEC/ LAB

Kocher SV F 1/20-5/5 9a-12:50p 2/6 4/9

A ART-139-DS21DIGITAL

PHOTOGRAPHY I3 02236 WEB Lit DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L AST-101-CB01 ASTRONOMY I 4 02900LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Martin CB M 1/16-5/1 6p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [R]

L AST-101-DS21 ASTRONOMY I 4 02239WEB/ LAB

Westlake DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L BIO-105-DS21SCIENCE OF

BIOLOGY4 03409

WEB/ LAB

Cain DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

BIO-106-DS21BASIC ANATOMY &

PHYSIOLOGY4 02240

WEB/ LAB

Gaddis DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

TTH 8a-9:50a

T 10a-11:50a

MW 8a-9:50a

M 10a-11:50a40SV

1/17-5/2

1/16-5/3 2/1 4/9 [R]

4/9 [R] 40

L BIO-111-SV02GENERAL COLLEGE

BIOLOGY W/ LAB5 02905

LEC/ LAB

Weatherred



Lab kit purchase required, please see the syllabus for details.

LEC/ LAB

Taylor SV 2/1

This class will cover a variety of metalsmithing techniques with an emphasis on jewelry making. Students will learn how to use hand tools, torches, files, and solder, and finish metal wire and sheet. This is a great course for people who would like to learn findings and begin adding metal to their work. Please pick up a tool supply list at the Carbondale front desk. Tool supplies should be purchased before the first day of class. Students are also responsible for metal supplies, which can be purchased at the front desk at the bulk, discounted rate of $70. Metals supply cost is not associated with the tool kit supply list.

Learn how to use metal wire to create exciting pieces of jewelry. Start with basic wire wrapping, chain making, and jump rings; then move on to head pins, ear wires, and simple soldering and hand-forming techniques. Come away with several beautiful pieces of jewelry. This is a class for all levels. Please pick up a tool and supply list at the Carbondale front desk. There is a $40 metals fee that students can pay at the Carbondale front desk.

A digital camera, external hard drive, and other supplies are required; please see the syllabus for details.

Astrolab kit is required ($140 plus tax plus shipping; to order contact Steamboat Campus store at 970-870-4418. Student participation in a group "Star Party" Field Trip is required for this class. See the syllabus for details.

Lab kit and microscope purchase required. See the syllabus for details.

http://www.coloradomtn.edu/online_learning/getting_started/

http://www.coloradomtn.edu/classes



Visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_learning/getting_started/ for information on how to begin Online Learning courses and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.

[M]College-level math required

[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level

composition & reading required

&

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite

For more information and full course descriptions, please visit

www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes[H]

Hybrid ClassPaired Courses



LEC/ LAB

Wang SV MW 1/16-5/3 5p-7:50p 2/1 4/9 [R] 40

TTH 12p-1:50p

T 2p-3:50p

A BIO-115-DS21 HUMAN GENETICS 3 02242 WEB Williams DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MW 1p-2:20p

M 2:30p-4:20p

TTH 8:30a-9:50a

T 10a-11:50a

L BIO-204-DS21 MICROBIOLOGY 4 02246WEB/ LAB

Cornwall DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-111*]

MWF 10a-10:50a

TW 8:30a-9:30a

MW 8:30a-9:50a

M 10a-11:50a

MWF 10a-10:50a

THF 8:30a-9:30a

A BIO-216-DS21HUMAN

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY4 02244 WEB Harding DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-202]

MWF 2p-2:50p

MF 11a-11:50a

MWF 2p-2:50p

WF 11a-11:50a

BUS-102-CB01ENTREPRENEURIAL

OPERATIONS3 02931

LEC/ LAB

Bramson CB TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [H][R]

BUS-102-DS21ENTREPRENEURIAL

OPERATIONS3 02249 WEB McGuinness DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A BUS-115-DS21INTRO TO BUSINESS

3 02251 WEB Williams DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A BUS-115-DS22INTRO TO BUSINESS

3 03477 WEB Williams DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A BUS-115-GW01INTRO TO BUSINESS

3 02968LEC/ WEB

Lowe GW W 1/18-3/8 6p-8:50p 1/25 2/25 [H][R]

A BUS-203-DS21INTRO TO

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

3 02273 WEB Williams DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A BUS-216-DS21LEGAL

ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS

3 02274 WEB Luevano DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A BUS-216-SV01LEGAL

ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS

3 02938 LEC TBA SV TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

A BUS-217-DS21BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION & REPORT WRITING

3 02275 WEB Rose DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121]

A BUS-217-GW01BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION & REPORT WRITING

3 03148LEC/ WEB

Bell GW W 3/22-5/3 6p-8:50p 3/28 4/24 [H][P: ENG-121]

A BUS-226-DS21BUSINESS

STATISTICS3 02276 WEB Stewart DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

[P: MAT-099 or MAT-055]

A BUS-226-SV01BUSINESS

STATISTICS3 02973 LEC Steele SV MW 1/16-5/3 4p-5:20p 2/1 4/9

[P: MAT-099 or MAT-055]

L

L

L

L

L

L

Lamb SV 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-230]

2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-230]

A BIO-232-SV02ANIMAL ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY II W/ LAB

4 03725LEC/ LAB

1/16-5/3

A BIO-232-SV01ANIMAL ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY II W/ LAB

4 03611LEC/ LAB

Lamb SV 1/16-5/5

SV 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-111*] 60

4/9 [P: BIO-111*] 60

BIO-204-SV03 MICROBIOLOGY 4 03590LEC/ LAB

Myers

60


Harding SV 2/1

Myers SV 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-111*]

2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-201] 40


40

BIO-202-SV01HUMAN ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY II4 02916

LEC/ LAB

Harding SV 1/17-5/2

Harding SV 1/16-5/3 2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-111]

2/1 4/9 [P: BIO-111] 40

BIO-201-SV01HUMAN ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY I4 02913

LEC/ LAB

BIO-112-SV01GENERAL COLLEGE BIOLOGY II W/ LAB

5 02908LEC/ LAB

Taylor SV 1/17-5/2

Lab kit and microscope purchase required. See the syllabus for details. *Veterinary Technology students may take BIO-230 to meet this pre-requisite.

This section is primarily for Vet Tech students. Please see your advisor to enroll in this course. *Veterinary Technology students may BIO-230 to meet this pre-requisite.

*Veterinary Technology students may take BIO-230 to meet this pre-requisite.

This section is primarily for Vet Tech students. Please see your advisor to enroll in this course. *Veterinary Technology students may BIO-230 to meet this pre-requisite.





CCR-091-GW01 1 03480 5p-5:50p

CCR-092C-GW01 5 03484 6p-8:30p

CCR-092-GW01COLLEGE

COMPOSITION & READING

5 03485 LEC Peplin GW MW 1/23-5/3 6p-8:30p 2/7 4/9

L CHE-101-DS21INTRO TO

CHEMISTRY I5 02277

WEB/ LAB

Bennett DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [M][R]

L CHE-112-DS21GENERAL COLLEGE

CHEMISTRY II5 02278

WEB/ LAB

Bennett DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: CHE-111]

MW 10a-11:50a

W 1p-2:50p

A CIS-118-CB01INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 02992 LEC Watson CB W 1/25-5/3 6p-9:20p 2/8 4/10

A CIS-118-DS21INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 02281 WEB Beatty DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9





A CIS-118-GW01INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 02994 LEC Cochran GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9

CIS-128-DS21OPERATING

SYSTEM: WINDOWS 10

3 02284 WEB Beatty DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

CIS-128-DS22OPERATING

SYSTEM: MAC OS X EL CAPITAN

3 02285 WEB Beatty DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

CIS-128-GW01OPERATING

SYSTEM: LINUX3 03489

LEC/ WEB

Arnette GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [H][R]

CIS-155-DS21COMPLETE

SPREADSHEET: EXCEL 2013

3 02286 WEB Beatty DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9[P: CIS-110, CIS-

115, or CIS-118]

CNG-122-GW01COMPUTER

TECHNICIAN II: A+4 02999 LEC Hagen GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-9:50p 2/3 4/9 [P: CNG-121]

CNG-212-GW01CONFIGURING

WINDOWS SERVER4 03001

LEC/ WEB

Farmer GW S 1/21-4/29 9a-3p 2/6 4/9 [H][R]

CNG-260-GW01CISCO NETWORK

ASSOCIATE I5 03002

LEC/ WEB

Farmer GW W 1/18-3/8 6p-9:50p 1/25 2/25 [H]

CNG-261-GW01CISCO NETWORK

ASSOCIATE II5 03005

LEC/ WEB

Farmer GW W 3/22-5/3 6p-9:50p 3/28 4/24 [H][P: CNG-260]

A COM-115-CB01 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 03565 LEC Shaw CB W 1/25-5/3 2p-5:05p 2/8 4/10 [R]

A COM-115-GW01 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 03238 LEC Carlson GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

A COM-115-SV01 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 02947 LEC Ketzenbarger SV TTH 1/17-5/2 12:30p-1:50p 2/1 4/9 [R]

A COM-115-SV02 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 02949 LEC Ketzenbarger SV MW 1/16-5/3 4:30p-5:50p 2/1 4/9 [R]

A COM-115-SV03 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 02951 LEC Carlson SV TTH 1/17-5/2 4p-5:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

A COM-125-DS21INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 02288 WEB Bledsoe DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L

LEC/ LAB

CHE-112-SV01GENERAL COLLEGE

CHEMISTRY II5 02922

LEC/ LAB

Taylor SV 1/16-5/3

COLLEGE COMPOSITION & READING W/ LAB

Peplin GW MW 1/23-5/5 2/7 4/9

Please contact your instructor by email upon registering for this class.



Class will meet one Saturday per month for labs.

Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.



Emphasis: Microsoft Office 2013. Please contact your instructor by email upon registering for this class.

Emphasis: Microsoft Office 2016. Please contact your instructor by email upon registering for this class.

Emphasis: Mac with Microsoft Office 2016. Please contact your instructor by email upon registering for this class.

2/1 4/9 [P: CHE-111]

Students must register for both CCR-091-GW01 and CCR-092C-GW01. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.







[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


&

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite




A COM-125-SV01INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 02954 LEC Ketzenbarger SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

COM-126-DS33COMMUNICATION

IN HEALTHCARE3 02250 WEB Longman DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A COM-217-DS21GROUP

COMMUNICATION3 02290 WEB Chimovitz DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A CRJ-111-DS21SUBSTANTIVE

CRIMINAL LAW3 02291 WEB Van Os DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

[P: CRJ-110 or PAR-115]

A CRJ-210-DS21CONSTITUTIONAL

LAW3 02293 WEB Luevano DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

[P: CRJ-110 or PAR-115]

A ECE-101-DS21INTRO TO EARLY

CHILDHOOD3 02294 WEB Thompson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A ECE-102-DS21INTRO TO ECE LAB

TECHNIQUES3 02295

WebEx/ LAB

Jackman DS T 1/16-5/5 6p-8p 2/1 4/9 [H]

ECE-188-DS21PRACTICUM:

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

1 03762WebEx/ COOP

Jackman DS T 1/16-5/5 6p-8p 2/1 4/9

[H][P: ECE-101; ECE-102; ECE-205;

ECE-238; ECE-241][R]

ECE-220-DS21

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT:

METHODS & TECHNIQUES

3 02321 WEB Thompson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: ECE-101][R]

ECE-240-DS21ADMINISTRATION

OF ECE PROGRAMS3 03521

WebEx/ WEB

Farmer DS T 1/16-5/5 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [H][P: ECE-101][R]

ECE-260-DS21THE EXCEPTIONAL

CHILD3 03763

WebEx/ WEB

Jackman DS TH 1/16-5/5 6p-8p 2/1 4/9 [P: ECE-101][R]

ECE-288-DS21PRACTICUM:

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

3 03764WebEx/ COOP

Jackman DS T 1/16-5/5 6p-8p 2/1 4/9

[P: ECE-101; ECE-102; ECE-111; ECE-

205; ECE-220; ECE-238; ECE-

260][R]

L ECO-201-DS21PRINCIPLES OF

MACROECONOMICS3 02300 WEB Steen DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ECO-201-GW01PRINCIPLES OF

MACROECONOMICS3 03006

LEC/ WEB

Boyd GW T 3/21-5/2 6p-8:50p 3/27 4/23 [H][R]

L ECO-202-DS21PRINCIPLES OF

MICROECONOMICS3 02301 WEB Steen DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ECO-202-GW01PRINCIPLES OF

MICROECONOMICS3 03008

LEC/ WEB

Boyd GW T 1/17-3/7 6p-8:50p 1/24 2/24 [H][R]

A EDU-131-DS21INTRO TO ADULT

EDUCATION3 03765 WEB Myrick DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A EDU-132-DS21

PLANNING & DELIVERING

INSTRUCTION TO ADULTS

3 02302 WEB Tinner DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

A EDU-133-DS21

ADULT BASIC & ADULT

SECONDARY EDUCATION

3 02303 WEB Tinner DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

This web conferencing/online course includes scheduled meetings using WebEx on Tuesdays, 6p-8p. WebEx is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details.

This web conferencing/online course includes scheduled meetings using WebEx on Thursdays, 6:00 to 8:00 pm. WebEx is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details.

This practicum course is intended to be the last ECE course taken in the sequence for students pursuing either an AA or AAS in ECE. This web conferencing/online course includes scheduled meetings using WebEx on every other Tuesday, 6p-8p. Opposite weeks are individual meetings to be scheduled by the student with the instructor during normal business hours, Monday through Friday. WebEx is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details.

This web conferencing/online course includes scheduled meetings using WebEx on every other Tuesday, 6p-8p. Alternate weeks are individual meetings scheduled during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, with the instructor. WebEx is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details.

This practicum course is intended to be the last ECE course taken in the sequence for students pursuing either an AA or AAS in ECE. Course includes scheduled meetings using WebEx on every other Tuesday,6p-8p. Opposite weeks are individual meetings to be scheduled by student during normal business hours, Monday through Friday with the instructor. WebEx is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details.





A EDU-221-DS21INTRO TO

EDUCATION3 02304 WEB Yantz DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A EDU-233-GW01ENGLISH

LANGUAGE LEARNING

3 02883 LEC TBA GW W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

A EDU-234-GW01MULTICULTURAL

EDUCATION3 02884 LEC Cole GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [R]

EMS-145-CB01 7 02862 TTH 1/17-5/4 6p-9:20p 2/2 4/9 [R]

EMS-146-CB01 4 02863 S 1/28-4/22 8a-5:20p 2/9 4/2 [R]

EMS-170-CB01 1 02864 TBA 2/7-4/22 2/20 4/5 [R]

L ENG-121-CB01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 03490 LEC Barkhurst CB TTH 1/24-5/4 4:30p-6p 2/8 4/10 [R]

L ENG-121-DS21ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 02305 WEB Yantz DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ENG-121-DS22 3 03479

CCR-094-DS21 3 03487

L ENG-121-GW01 3 03486 3p-4:30p

CCR-094-GW01 3 03457 4:30p-5:55p

L ENG-121-GW02ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 03488 LEC McMurray GW MW 1/23-5/3 3p-4:30p 2/7 4/9 [R]


COMPOSITION I3 04161 LEC McMurray GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/5 4/9 [R]

L ENG-121-SV01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 02902 LEC Hayduk SV MW 1/16-5/3 10a-11:20a 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ENG-121-SV02 3 03093 1p-2:20p

CCR-094-SV02 3 03096 3p-4:20p


COMPOSITION I3 03094 LEC Hayduk SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

L ENG-121-SV04 3 03462 8:30a-9:50a

CCR-094-SV04 3 03455 10a-11:20a


COMPOSITION I3 03466 LEC McMurray SV TTH 1/17-5/4 8:30a-9:50a 2/2 4/9 [R]

ENG-121-SV06 3 03024 12:30p-1:50p

CCR-094-SV06 3 03021 2p-3:20p


COMPOSITION I3 03035 LEC McMurray SV TTH 1/17-5/4 12:30p-1:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

L ENG-122-CB01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION II3 03475 LEC Barkhurst CB TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 02306 WEB Crew DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 03492 WEB Bruch DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 03493 LEC Smith GW M 1/23-5/1 6p-9p 2/6 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 03459

LEC/ WEB

Beaver SV MW 1/16-4/3 8a-9:50a 1/27 3/16 [H][P: ENG-121]

EMT BASIC: LECTURE, LAB, &

CLINICALLeach CB 100*

LEC/ LAB/ CLIN

2/2 4/9

[P: ENG-060][R]

[P: ENG-060][R]

[P: ENG-060][R]

[P: ENG-060][R]

[P: ENG-060][R] L

ENGLISH COMPOSITION I &

STUDIO 121LEC McMurray SV TTH 1/17-5/4

1/17-5/4 2/2 4/9

1/16-5/3 2/1 4/9


STUDIO 121LEC McMurray SV TTH


STUDIO 121LEC Hayduk SV MW

1/16-3/31 1/27 3/14


STUDIO 121LEC McMurray GW


STUDIO 121WEB Beaver DS

Students must enroll in both ENG-121-DS22 and CCR-094-DS21. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

Students must enroll in both ENG-121-GW01 and CCR-094-GW01. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

Students must enroll in both ENG-121-SV02 and CCR-094-SV02. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.



MW 1/23-5/3 2/7 4/9

20 field hours required in partner school.

20 field hours required in partner school.

Students must enroll in EMS-145, EMS-146, and EMS 170 concurrently. Enables the student, after successful completion of this course, to take the EMT National Registry Certification Examination subject to the requirements of the Colorado Department of Health and Environment. Includes written and practical examinations. You must be at least 18 years of age on the first day of class to take this course. *Additional fees may be incurred.


COMPOSITION II3 03468 LEC Barkhurst SV TTH 1/17-5/4 10a-11:20a 2/2 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 03472 LEC Smith SV TTH 1/17-5/4 2p-3:20p 2/2 4/9 [P: ENG-121]

L ENV-101-DS21INTRO TO

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

4 02307WEB/ LAB

Vorndam DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

TTH 1/17-5/2 8:30a-9:50a

TH 1/19-5/4 10a-11:50a

TTH 1/17-5/2 12:30p-1:50p

TH 1/19-5/4 2p-3:50p

L GEO-106-DS21HUMAN

GEOGRAPHY3 03407 WEB Gumbrecht DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

TTH 1/17-5/2 4p-6:05p

S 4/22-4/22 8a-5p

A HHP-107-GW01MANAGING LIFE'S

STRESSES1 02891 LEC Stanfield GW T 1/17-3/7 12p-2p 1/24 2/24

HHP-161-GW01MEDITATION FOR

HEALTH1 02892 LEC Stanfield GW T 3/21-5/2 12p-2p 3/27 4/23

L HIS-101-DS21WESTERN

CIVILIZATION: ANTIQUITY TO 1650

3 02309 WEB Ruffley DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]


CIVILIZATION: 1650 TO PRESENT

3 02310 WEB Hayden DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-102-SV01WESTERN


3 03499 LEC Axelson SV TTH 1/17-5/4 10a-11:20a 2/2 4/9 [R]

L HIS-111-DS21THE WORLD:

ANTIQUITY TO 15003 02312 WEB Ruffley DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-121-DS21US HISTORY TO

RECONSTRUCTION3 02313 WEB Kaemmerling DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-122-DS21US HISTORY SINCE

THE CIVIL WAR3 02314 WEB Kaemmerling DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-122-GW01US HISTORY SINCE

THE CIVIL WAR3 03500 LEC Axelson GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

L HIS-207-SV01AMERICAN

ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY

3 03501 LECBundsen-Goodrich

SV T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-225-CB01COLORADO

HISTORY3 03502 LEC Wadyko CB W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

L HIS-225-DS21COLORADO

HISTORY3 02316 WEB Ruffley DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-249-SV01HISTORY OF

ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION

3 02893 LEC Wadyko SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

HIT-120-DS33WORKING WITH

HEALTH IT SYSTEMS

4 02264 WEB Kuhlmann DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

HOS-110-DS21INTRO TO

HOSPITALITY3 97689 WEB Saunders DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 50

HOS-115-DS21INTRO TO SPA MANAGEMENT

3 97690 WEBTin Tun

KirkpatrickDS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

HOS-139-DS21HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT

2 97817 WEBTin Tun


L

L

L Caranese SV 2/1 4/9 [P: GEY-111]

2/2 4/9 [R]

GEY-112-SV01HISTORICAL

GEOLOGY4 02974

LEC/ LAB

[R]

ENV-101-SV02INTRO TO


4 02967LEC/ LAB

Halliwell SV



4 02961LEC/ LAB

Lab kit purchase required; contact the instructor for ordering information. A required field trip will be scheduled on a day to be determined. See the syllabus for details.

A unique approach that helps you eliminate some kinds of stress and build natural resilience for managing stressors effectively, with emphasis on acquiring stress-management skills.

This course requires a proctored final exam be taken at an approved testing site.



Halliwell SV 2/2 4/9

For questions about this hybrid course, please contact Erin Beaver at [email protected].



mailto:[email protected]





[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


&

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite





COMPOSITION II3 03468 LEC Barkhurst SV TTH 1/17-5/4 10a-11:20a 2/2 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 03472 LEC Smith SV TTH 1/17-5/4 2p-3:20p 2/2 4/9 [P: ENG-121]

L ENV-101-DS21INTRO TO


4 02307WEB/ LAB

Vorndam DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

TTH 1/17-5/2 8:30a-9:50a

TH 1/19-5/4 10a-11:50a

TTH 1/17-5/2 12:30p-1:50p

TH 1/19-5/4 2p-3:50p

L GEO-106-DS21HUMAN

GEOGRAPHY3 03407 WEB Gumbrecht DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

TTH 1/17-5/2 4p-6:05p

S 4/22-4/22 8a-5p

A HHP-107-GW01MANAGING LIFE'S

STRESSES1 02891 LEC Stanfield GW T 1/17-3/7 12p-2p 1/24 2/24

HHP-161-GW01MEDITATION FOR

HEALTH1 02892 LEC Stanfield GW T 3/21-5/2 12p-2p 3/27 4/23


CIVILIZATION: ANTIQUITY TO 1650

3 02309 WEB Ruffley DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]



3 02310 WEB Hayden DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-102-SV01WESTERN


3 03499 LEC Axelson SV TTH 1/17-5/4 10a-11:20a 2/2 4/9 [R]

L HIS-111-DS21THE WORLD:

ANTIQUITY TO 15003 02312 WEB Ruffley DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-121-DS21US HISTORY TO

RECONSTRUCTION3 02313 WEB Kaemmerling DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-122-DS21US HISTORY SINCE

THE CIVIL WAR3 02314 WEB Kaemmerling DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-122-GW01US HISTORY SINCE

THE CIVIL WAR3 03500 LEC Axelson GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

L HIS-207-SV01AMERICAN

ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY

3 03501 LECBundsen-Goodrich

SV T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-225-CB01COLORADO

HISTORY3 03502 LEC Wadyko CB W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

L HIS-225-DS21COLORADO

HISTORY3 02316 WEB Ruffley DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HIS-249-SV01HISTORY OF

ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION

3 02893 LEC Wadyko SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

HIT-120-DS33WORKING WITH

HEALTH IT SYSTEMS

4 02264 WEB Kuhlmann DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

HOS-110-DS21INTRO TO

HOSPITALITY3 97689 WEB Saunders DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 50

HOS-115-DS21INTRO TO SPA MANAGEMENT

3 97690 WEBTin Tun


HOS-139-DS21HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT

2 97817 WEBTin Tun


L

L

L Caranese SV 2/1 4/9 [P: GEY-111]

2/2 4/9 [R]

GEY-112-SV01HISTORICAL

GEOLOGY4 02974

LEC/ LAB

[R]



4 02967LEC/ LAB

Halliwell SV



4 02961LEC/ LAB

Lab kit purchase required; contact the instructor for ordering information. A required field trip will be scheduled on a day to be determined. See the syllabus for details.

A unique approach that helps you eliminate some kinds of stress and build natural resilience for managing stressors effectively, with emphasis on acquiring stress-management skills.




Halliwell SV 2/2 4/9







HOS-140-DS21FRONT OFFICE PROCEDURES

2 97818 WEB Robinson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

HOS-148-DS21INTRO TO FOOD &

BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT

3 02319 WEB Guarnero DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

HOS-226-DS21SUPERVISION IN

THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

3 02320 WEB Saunders DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

HPR-102-CB01CPR FOR

PROFESSIONALS1 02867

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Wirth CB TTH 4/11-4/13 9:30a-2:30p 4/7 4/14

HPR-102-GW01CPR FOR

PROFESSIONALS1 02873

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Wirth GW TTH 2/21-2/23 9:30a-2:30p 2/17 2/24

HPR-106-DS33LAW & ETHICS FOR

HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

2 02266 WEB Van Os DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

HPR-118-DS21INTRO TO

NUTRITION2 02324 WEB

Rada-Sidinger

DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

A HPR-178-DS21MEDICAL

TERMINOLOGY2 02332 WEB

Uchitelle-Rogers

DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HUM-122-DS21FROM MEDIEVAL

TO MODERN3 02335 WEB Bruch DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L HUM-122-SV01FROM MEDIEVAL

TO MODERN3 03503 LEC Smith SV TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:20p 2/2 4/9 [R]

A HUM-164-DS21AMERICAN

CINEMA3 02333 WEB TBA DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A HWE-100-DS21 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 02337 WEBRada-

SidingerDS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

HWE-103-CB01COMMUNITY FIRST

AID & CPR1 02871

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Wirth CB TTH 1/24-1/26 9:30a-2:30p 1/20 1/27

HWE-103-GW01COMMUNITY FIRST

AID & CPR1 02874

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Wirth GW TTH 2/28-3/2 9:30a-2:30p 2/24 3/3

A HWE-111-DS21 HEALTH & FITNESS 3 02339 WEB Lapka DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

TTH 4/18-4/27* 6p-9:20p

SSU4/22 & 4/23; 4/29 & 4/30

8a-6p33203098

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Raczak SV 3/24 4/20

An American Heart Association Blended Learning course; the Part One, knowledge portion of the course, is completed online (Online Part One registration and information at http://www.onlineaha.org) and Part Two, Skill Session, is in person with an instructor, during the scheduled hours for the class. Once registered for the CMC course, each student must pay the additional online registration cost directly to AHA when registering for the online portion. Once each student completes Part One (online portion), they schedule a skill session time during the scheduled hours of the class, bringing their Part One completion certification with them. Students must contact Kerry Wirth to schedule their approximate 2.5 hour skill testing time slot and present the completed AHA online certificate. Contact Kerry Wirth 970-236-0459 for details. Textbook purchase required for certification.

HWE-129-SV01WILDERNESS FIRST

RESPONDER4








TTH 4/25-4/27 6p-9:20p

SSU 4/29-4/30 8a-6p

L JOU-105-DS33INTRO TO MASS

MEDIA3 03105 WEB TBA DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A JOU-106-SV55FUNDAMENTALS OF REPORTING

3 03106WebEx/

LECOsius SV TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:20p 2/2 4/9 [H][R]

A JOU-121-SV01 PHOTOJOURNALISM 3 03110 LEC Gamble SV T 1/17-5/2 9a-11:50a 2/1 4/9[P: ART-139 or PHO-121][R]

L LIT-115-DS21INTRO TO

LITERATURE I3 02342 WEB Beaver DS 1/16-3/31 1/27 3/14 [R]

L LIT-205-GW01ETHNIC

LITERATURE3 03656

LEC/ WEB

Beaver GW TTH 1/17-4/6 4p-5:50p 1/30 3/18 [H][R]

L LIT-225-SV01INTRO TO

SHAKESPEARE3 02910 LEC Smith SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

A LIT-255-DS21CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

3 02343 WEB Wasson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A LIT-255-GW01CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

3 02894 LEC Fielder GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

A MAN-216-DS21SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

3 02344 WEB Spaulding DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MAN-230-DS21CORPORATE

ETHICS & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY


MAR-222-DS21IMPLEMENTING E-

COMMERCE3 02798 WEB Atkins DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

MAT-050-GW01 4 03509 LEC Shepard GW TTH 1/24-5/4 6p-8p 2/8 4/10

AAA-095-GW01 1 03495 LEC Shepard GW TH 1/26-5/4 5p-5:50p 2/9 4/11

MAT-050-SV01 4 03510 MW 1/16-5/3 10a-11:50a 2/1

AAA-095-SV01 1 03496 F 1/20-5/5 10a-11a 2/6

MAT-050-SV02 4 03511 TTH 1/17-5/4 12p-1:50p 2/2

AAA-095-SV02 1 03522 F 1/20-5/5 11a-12p 2/6

MAT-055-CB01 4 03513 LEC 6p-7:50p

MAT-025-CB01 1 03504 LAB 5p-5:50p

MAT-055-SV01 4 02925 LEC 10a-11:50a

MAT-025-SV01 1 02920 LAB 9a-9:50a

MAT-055-SV02 4 03514 LEC 10a-12p

MAT-025-SV02 1 03506 LAB 9a-10a

MAT-107-SV01 CAREER MATH 3 03516 LEC Reining SV TTH 1/17-5/4 12:30p-1:50p 2/2 4/9

ALGEBRAIC LITERACY W/ LAB

QUANTITATIVE LITERACY & MATH

HELPS


HELPS


HELPS



4/10

2/1 4/9

Treese SV TTH 1/24-5/4 2/8

Rosende CB TTH 1/24-5/4 2/8

Zukowski SV MW 1/16-5/3

LEC Shepard SV 4/9

4/25 4/30 222

LEC Shepard SV 4/9


RESPONDER REFRESHER

1 03099LEC/ LAB

Aberger SV

Students must enroll in both AAA-095-SV02 and MAT-050-SV02, no exceptions. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

Students must enroll in both MAT-025-CB01 and MAT-055-CB01, no exceptions. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

Students must enroll in both MAT-025-SV01 and MAT-055-SV01, no exceptions. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.



4/10

Upon successful completion of this course students will be awarded Professional Rescuer (CPR) and Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certifications from Desert Mountain Medicine. The nonrefundable supplemental course charge includes textbook, certifications, and expendable supplies. *Thirty hours of this course must be completed online in the month prior to the first class meeting on 4/18. Field days are mandatory on Saturday and Sunday, 4/22 & 4/23 and 4/29 & 4/30. Minimum age 18.

This refresher course requires a current WFR certification or a card within one year of the expiration date. Field days are mandatory and will be held on 4/29 & 4/30. Upon successful completion of this course students will be awarded professional rescuer (CPR) and renewal Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certifications from Desert Mountain Medicine. The nonrefundable supplemental course charge includes textbook, certifications, and expendable supplies. Minimum age 18.


Students must enroll in both AAA-095-GW01 and MAT-050-GW01, no exceptions. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.




http://www.onlineaha.org/








[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


&

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite




TTH 4/25-4/27 6p-9:20p

SSU 4/29-4/30 8a-6p

L JOU-105-DS33INTRO TO MASS

MEDIA3 03105 WEB TBA DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A JOU-106-SV55FUNDAMENTALS OF REPORTING

3 03106WebEx/

LECOsius SV TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:20p 2/2 4/9 [H][R]

A JOU-121-SV01 PHOTOJOURNALISM 3 03110 LEC Gamble SV T 1/17-5/2 9a-11:50a 2/1 4/9[P: ART-139 or PHO-121][R]

L LIT-115-DS21INTRO TO

LITERATURE I3 02342 WEB Beaver DS 1/16-3/31 1/27 3/14 [R]

L LIT-205-GW01ETHNIC

LITERATURE3 03656

LEC/ WEB

Beaver GW TTH 1/17-4/6 4p-5:50p 1/30 3/18 [H][R]

L LIT-225-SV01INTRO TO

SHAKESPEARE3 02910 LEC Smith SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

A LIT-255-DS21CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

3 02343 WEB Wasson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A LIT-255-GW01CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

3 02894 LEC Fielder GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

A MAN-216-DS21SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT


MAN-230-DS21CORPORATE

ETHICS & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY


MAR-222-DS21IMPLEMENTING E-

COMMERCE3 02798 WEB Atkins DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

MAT-050-GW01 4 03509 LEC Shepard GW TTH 1/24-5/4 6p-8p 2/8 4/10

AAA-095-GW01 1 03495 LEC Shepard GW TH 1/26-5/4 5p-5:50p 2/9 4/11

MAT-050-SV01 4 03510 MW 1/16-5/3 10a-11:50a 2/1

AAA-095-SV01 1 03496 F 1/20-5/5 10a-11a 2/6

MAT-050-SV02 4 03511 TTH 1/17-5/4 12p-1:50p 2/2

AAA-095-SV02 1 03522 F 1/20-5/5 11a-12p 2/6

MAT-055-CB01 4 03513 LEC 6p-7:50p

MAT-025-CB01 1 03504 LAB 5p-5:50p

MAT-055-SV01 4 02925 LEC 10a-11:50a

MAT-025-SV01 1 02920 LAB 9a-9:50a

MAT-055-SV02 4 03514 LEC 10a-12p

MAT-025-SV02 1 03506 LAB 9a-10a

MAT-107-SV01 CAREER MATH 3 03516 LEC Reining SV TTH 1/17-5/4 12:30p-1:50p 2/2 4/9



HELPS


HELPS


HELPS



4/10

2/1 4/9

Treese SV TTH 1/24-5/4 2/8

Rosende CB TTH 1/24-5/4 2/8

Zukowski SV MW 1/16-5/3

LEC Shepard SV 4/9

4/25 4/30 222

LEC Shepard SV 4/9


RESPONDER REFRESHER

1 03099LEC/ LAB

Aberger SV


Students must enroll in both MAT-025-CB01 and MAT-055-CB01, no exceptions. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.




4/10

Upon successful completion of this course students will be awarded Professional Rescuer (CPR) and Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certifications from Desert Mountain Medicine. The nonrefundable supplemental course charge includes textbook, certifications, and expendable supplies. *Thirty hours of this course must be completed online in the month prior to the first class meeting on 4/18. Field days are mandatory on Saturday and Sunday, 4/22 & 4/23 and 4/29 & 4/30. Minimum age 18.

This refresher course requires a current WFR certification or a card within one year of the expiration date. Field days are mandatory and will be held on 4/29 & 4/30. Upon successful completion of this course students will be awarded professional rescuer (CPR) and renewal Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certifications from Desert Mountain Medicine. The nonrefundable supplemental course charge includes textbook, certifications, and expendable supplies. Minimum age 18.


Students must enroll in both AAA-095-GW01 and MAT-050-GW01, no exceptions. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.







L MAT-120-SV01MATH FOR LIBERAL

ARTS4 02976 LEC Vargas SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:50p 2/1 4/9

[P: MAT-050 or MAT-055]

L MAT-121-DS21 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 02353 WEB Barchers DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [M]

L MAT-121-GW01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 02984 LEC Vargas GW MW 1/16-5/3 4p-5:50p 2/1 4/9 [M]

L MAT-121-SV01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 03517 LEC Vargas SV TTH 1/17-5/4 12p-1:50p 2/2 4/9 [M]

L MAT-122-DS21COLLEGE

TRIGONOMETRY3 02356 WEB Romanova DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-125-DS21SURVEY OF CALCULUS

4 02360 WEB Romanova DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-125-SV01SURVEY OF CALCULUS

4 02986 LEC Dragonette SV MW 1/16-5/3 1p-2:50p 2/1 4/9 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-135-DS21INTRO TO

STATISTICS3 02363 WEB Barchers DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [M]

L MAT-135-GW01INTRO TO

STATISTICS3 03518 LEC Dragonette GW TTH 1/17-5/4 12:30p-1:50p 2/2 4/9 [M]

L MAT-135-SV01INTRO TO

STATISTICS3 02990 LEC Reining SV MW 1/16-5/3 3p-4:20p 2/1 4/9 [M]

MAT-156-GW01INTEGRATED MATH

II3 02993 LEC Rosende GW M 1/16-5/1 6p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [P: MAT-155]

L MAT-166-SV01 PRE-CALCULUS 5 03519 LEC Vargas SV TTH 1/17-5/4 9:30a-11:50a 2/2 4/9 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-202-GW01 CALCULUS II 5 03520 LEC Dragonette GW TTH 1/17-5/4 9:30a-11:50a 2/2 4/9 [P: MAT-201]

MGD-101-DS33INTRO TO

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

3 03111 WEB Tinker DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MGD-101-GW55INTRO TO

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

3 03216WebEx/

WEBJensson GW W 1/18-5/3 6:30p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [H][R]

MGD-101-SV55INTRO TO

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

3 03217WebEx/

WEBJensson SV W 1/18-5/3 6:30p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [H][R]

MGD-102-DS33INTRO TO

MULTIMEDIA3 03115 WEB Callier DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: MGD-101]


MULTIMEDIA3 03392

WebEx/ WEB

TBA GW M 1/16-5/1 3p-4:20p 1/31 4/9 [H][P: MGD-101]


MULTIMEDIA3 03219

WebEx/ WEB

TBA GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:20p 2/3 4/9 [H][P: MGD-101]


MULTIMEDIA3 03393

WebEx/ WEB

TBA SV M 1/16-5/1 3p-4:20p 1/31 4/9 [H][P: MGD-101]


MULTIMEDIA3 03149

WebEx/ WEB

TBA SV TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:20p 2/3 4/9 [H][P: MGD-101]

MGD-104-SV01 VIDEOGRAPHY I 3 03117LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Stevenson SV T 1/17-5/2 6:30p-9:50p 2/1 4/9 [H][P: ART-139]

MGD-104-SV02 VIDEOGRAPHY I 3 03122LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Harmon SV W 1/18-5/3 3p-5:50p 2/2 4/9 [H][P: ART-139]

MGD-105-SV55TYPOGRAPHY &

LAYOUT3 03222

WebEx/ WEB

Tinker SV T 1/17-5/2 1p-2:50p 2/1 4/9 [H]

MGD-134-SV01DRAWING FOR ILLUSTRATORS

3 03126LEC/ LAB

Jones SV TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:20p 2/2 4/9 [R]

MGD-141-DS33 WEB DESIGN I 3 03112 WEB Wodlinger DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

MGD-156-DS33EMERGENT MEDIA

PRACTICES3 03113 WEB Callier DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

MGD-227-GW55MARCOMM PRACTICES

3 03395WebEx/

WEBStoess GW M 1/16-5/1 6:30p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [H]

This course requires three proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

This course requires two proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.









[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


&

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite




MGD-227-SV55MARCOMM PRACTICES

3 03396WebEx/

WEBStoess SV M 1/16-5/1 6:30p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [H]

MGD-233-SV01 GRAPHIC DESIGN II 3 03129LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Tinker SV TH 1/19-5/4 4p-5:50p 2/3 4/9 [H][P: MGD-133]

MGD-248-GW55COMPUTATIONAL

MEDIA3 03400

WebEx/ WEB

TBA GW F 1/20-5/5 9a-11:50a 2/6 4/9 [H]

MGD-248-SV55COMPUTATIONAL

MEDIA3 03401

WebEx/ WEB

TBA SV F 1/20-5/5 9a-11:50a 2/6 4/9 [H]

MGD-250-SV01EMERGING

MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES

3 03131LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Martin SV TH 1/19-5/4 6:30p-8:40p 2/3 4/9 [H]

MGD-254-SV01MULTIMEDIA

DESIGN & PRODUCTION I


Martin SV TH 1/19-5/4 6:30p-8:40p 2/3 4/9 [H]

MGD-263-SV01 SOUND DESIGN II 3 03226LEC/ LAB/

WebExAnderson SV M 1/16-5/1 6:30p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [H]

MGD-289-SV01 CAPSTONE 3 03136LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Tinker SV W 1/18-5/3 3p-4:20p 2/2 4/9 [H]

MOT-110-DS33MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION

4 02529 WEBGreene-Walzak

DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MOT-120-DS33MEDICAL OFFICE

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT


DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MOT-130-DS33INSURANCE

BILLING & CODING3 02532 WEB Kuhlmann DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MOT-131-DS33ADVANCED INSURANCE

BILLING & CODING3 02535 WEB Kuhlmann DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

L MUS-120-CB01MUSIC

APPRECIATION3 03064 LEC Nicholson CB W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

L MUS-120-DS21MUSIC

APPRECIATION3 02368 WEB Rusthoi DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

NUA-101-GW01 4 02895 MWF 1/16-3/10 9a-12:30p

NUA-170-GW01 1 02907 TBA 1/16-3/10 TBA

F 2/24-3/3 1p-2:50p

THFSSU 3/9-3/14 8a-5p

W 2/1-2/22 6p-8:50p

FSSU 2/17-2/19 7:30a-6p

SSU 2/11-2/12 7:30a-3:50p

W 1/18-1/25 6p-9p

SSU 1/21-1/22 7a-7p

A OUT-130-SV01 ICE CLIMBING II 1 03107 LECAberger/ Schneiter

SV FSSU 1/27-1/29 8a-6p 1/25 1/30 159

100*Beckwith 2/261/24NURSE AIDE

HEALTH CARE SKILLS & CLINICAL

LEC/ LAB/ CLIN

GW

SV 2/27 3/11 366

2/18 114

A OUT-113-SV01DESERT

ORIENTATION2 03102 LAB Feuerborn

SV 1/19 1/24 200

A OUT-115-SV01SNOW

ORIENTATION2 03103

A OUT-129-SV01 ICE CLIMBING I 1 03104 LABAberger/ Schneiter

OUT 120 and OUT 130 are designed to be taken concurrently in the same semester. Students enrolling in this course must also enroll in OUT 130, Ice Climbing II. Ice Climbing I introduces technical (roped) ice climbing, including equipment selection and safety knots, belaying, climbing, repelling and climbing safety. This course includes two evening meetings from 6p-9p on 1/18 and 1/25, as well as two day trips departing in Redstone and Rifle Mountain Park on 1/21 and 1/22. The nonrefundable course charge includes transportation, permitting, access fees, climbing equipment and personal ice climbing equipment rental of boots, crampons, and ice axes. Students must be at least 18 years of age to take this course.

Students must register for both NUA-101 and NUA-170. Students must have or get BLS certification and any required immunizations. A background check is also required ($26). Clinicals require several eight hour shifts, beginning at 6a, held at an off-campus location, days and times to be announced. *The $100 course fee is due at registration; additional fees may be incurred.

This backpacking-based class explores the spectacular Sonoran Desert environment south of Phoenix. It will take place in the North Maricopa Wilderness Area, Arizona, 3/9-3/14. There are two mandatory pre-meetings on 2/24 and 3/3, 1p-2:50p. The nonrefundable supplemental course charge includes most meals (17), transportation, campground fees, and group equipment. Tent, sleeping bag and backpack rentals are available.

This class teaches human-powered winter travel techniques in a mountain environment and includes snow camping. There are two snow-based backpacking overnight experiences, sleeping in snow caves (2/11-2/12 and 2/17-2/19). The course meets Wednesdays from 6p-9p between 2/1-2/22. Students are responsible for their own food and personal gear on field days. Backpacks, tents, stoves, and sleeping bag rentals are available. The nonrefundable course charge includes field transportation, access, parking fees and group equipment. Minimum age 18.

LAB Aberger SV 2/6





A OUT-144-SV01BACKCOUNTRY

COOKING1 03143 LEC Cameron SV TH 3/2-4/27 10a-11:50a 3/10 4/14 65

T 3/21-3/28 6p-8:50p

SSU3/25 & 3/26;

4/1 & 4/29a-4p

TTH 1/31-2/2 6p-7:50p

SSU 2/4-2/5 8a-6p

W 2/22-3/1 6p-8:50p

SSU2/25 & 2/26;

3/4 & 3/58a-6p

FSSU 4/7-4/9 8:30a-6:30p

FSSU 4/14-4/16 8:30a-6:30p

FSSU 4/7-4/9 8a-6p

W 4/5-4/5 6p-7:50p

TH 4/6-4/20 6p-8:50p

SSU 4/22-4/23 8a-6:30p

A OUT-287-SV01INTERNSHIP:

OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP

3 03345 CLIN Aberger SV T 1/17-5/2 2p-4:50p 2/1 4/9

PAR-115-DS21 INTRO TO LAW 3 02369 WEB Van Os DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

PAR-116-DS21 TORTS 3 02370 WEB Laatsch DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

PAR-125-DS21 PROPERTY LAW 3 02371 WEB Shamis DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

PAR-127-DS21 LEGAL ETHICS 3 02372 WEB Laatsch DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

PAR-206-DS21BUSINESS

ORGANIZATIONS3 02373 WEB Van Os DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: PAR-115]

PAR-213-DS21LEGAL RESEARCH

& WRITING I3 02374 WEB Laatsch DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

PAR-214-DS21LEGAL RESEARCH

& WRITING II3 02376 WEB TBA DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: PAR-213]

3/31[P: OUT-131, OUT-212, or OUT-213]

41

131

A OUT-165-SV01CLIMBING SELF

RESCUE031472

LEC/ LAB

Schneiter/ Whiting

SV 3/22

LEC/ LAB

TBA SV 1/31 2/5

SV 2/23 2/23 [P: OUT-168] 163

A OUT-168-SV01AVALANCHE

AWARENESS I1 03150

OUT-169-SV01AVALANCHE

AWARENESS II2 03244

LEC/ LAB

TBA

SV 4/10 4/15[P: OUT-116, OUT-121, or instructor

permission]253

4/9 102

A OUT-218-SV01RIVER

ORIENTATION II2 03249 LAB Norman

41

A OUT-221-SV01TOP ROPE CLIMBING

1 03101 LAB Schneiter SV 4/3

A OUT-222-SV01 SPORT CLIMBING 1 03281 LAB Schneiter

This class provides advanced-level training and knowledge in whitewater raft handling and water reading skills through direct experiences on selected rivers. There will be three field day outings (day trips on 4/7, 4/8 & 4/9), and a field overnight trip (4/14-4/16). Students will learn advanced rafting techniques, river trip planning, advanced river safety procedures, equipment, logistics, camp management, hazard evaluation, minimum impact techniques, and the natural history of river environments. Added emphasis will be placed on approaching material from a leadership perspective. The nonrefundable course charge includes transportation, access fees, campground charges, all river equipment and 10 meals. Minimum age 17.

This is an introductory climbing course and the first of a four-class climbing series that includes Sport Climbing, Rock II and climbing Self-Rescue. Topics of instruction include climbing basics: tying knots, belaying, repelling, and climbing movements. There is one mandatory meeting at Spring Valley climbing wall from 6p-7:50p on 4/5, as well as one field trip (two nights) departing on 4/7 at 8a and returning 4/9 at 6p. Non-refundable course charge includes access fee, two dinners, two breakfasts, campground fees, transportation, group camping equipment and climbing gear. Minimum age 18.

This course introduces sport climbing principles, lead climbing techniques and problem solving skills. It is the second course in a 4-class progression including Top Rope Climbing, Rock II, and Climbing Self Rescue. Emphasizes sound judgement, decision making skills, group dynamics and personal safety. The course includes three mandatory pre-trip meetings on 4/6, 4/13 and 4/20 and two field trips on 4/22 and 4/23. The nonrefundable course charge includes field transportation, access, parking fees, and group equipment.

This class includes sessions on Teaching Skills, Outdoor Leadership, Expedition Planning, Risk Management, Programming and Permits. Classroom sessions and field leadership experiences are included. In addition to the 45 hours of instructional time in the classroom, students will be required to spend 90 hours doing field internships. See syllabus for more details.

SV 4/10 4/20

OUT 129 and OUT 130 are designed to be taken concurrently in the same semester. Students enrolling in this course must also enroll in OUT 129, Ice Climbing I. Ice Climbing II continues to develop proficiency in technical ice climbing, including equipment selection and safety, knots, belaying and climbing, rapelling and climbing safety. This course includes an overnight field trip of three days (two nights) to Ouray Ice Park, leaving at 6a on 1/27 and returning at 7p on 1/29. The nonrefundable course charge includes transportation, permitting, access fees, two nights of shared accommodation in Ouray, climbing equipment and personal ice climbing equipment rental of boots, crampons and ice axes. Students must be at least 18 years of age.

This class consists of practical cooking sessions at each class meeting. Learn to make gourmet backcountry meals from scratch such as quiche, pizza, cakes and cinnamon rolls. This class will cover cookware, nutrition, planning, preparing and packing for tasty expedition-type foods. Group cookware is provided. The first class meeting will meet in the gym of the Student Center. The supplemental course charge covers food and is non-refundable.

This class informs climbers how to confidently handle vertical rescue scenarios ranging from simple to complex in a two-to-three person climbing team. Scenario-based instruction will cover technical lowers and raises of the injured climber, pick-offs, knot passes and load transfers. This course does not intend to teach first aid practices for climbers but instead focuses on the technical skills necessary for a climbing party to extract an injured climber from a vertical setting. There are two mandatory classroom meetings at the Spring Valley climbing wall on 3/21 and 3/28 from 6p-8:50p. Field days include: 3/25, 3/26, 4/1 and 4/2 from 9am-4pm. The $41 fee is non-refundable.

Introduces planning and prep for travel in avalanche terrain, human factors, terrain recognition, "red flag" observations, terrain selection, travel techniques, and basic companion rescue. Students, upon completion, gain an AIARE I certification from this course. This course has two pre-meetings on 1/31 and 2/2 from 6p-7:50p and two field days on 2/4 and 2/5. The non-refundable fee covers course materials, transportation and permit fees.

This course is designed for the backcountry team leader, an introductory professional ski patrol or ski guide. Topics covered include: the SWAG module, standardized observations, recording guidelines, advanced understanding of mountain snowpack, advanced rescue skills, improved decision making, stability factors/checklist and other stability evaluation tools, snow stability evaluation to hazard/risk management model, professional observation skills. Students that complete this course will gain an AIARE II certification. This course meets Wednesday nights from 6-8:50p on 2/22 and 3/1. Field days are 2/25, 2/26, 3/4 and 3/5. The $163 non-refundable course fee is for travel/supplies associated with the course.

MGD-227-SV55MARCOMM PRACTICES

3 03396WebEx/

WEBStoess SV M 1/16-5/1 6:30p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [H]

MGD-233-SV01 GRAPHIC DESIGN II 3 03129LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Tinker SV TH 1/19-5/4 4p-5:50p 2/3 4/9 [H][P: MGD-133]

MGD-248-GW55COMPUTATIONAL

MEDIA3 03400

WebEx/ WEB

TBA GW F 1/20-5/5 9a-11:50a 2/6 4/9 [H]

MGD-248-SV55COMPUTATIONAL

MEDIA3 03401

WebEx/ WEB

TBA SV F 1/20-5/5 9a-11:50a 2/6 4/9 [H]

MGD-250-SV01EMERGING

MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES


Martin SV TH 1/19-5/4 6:30p-8:40p 2/3 4/9 [H]

MGD-254-SV01MULTIMEDIA

DESIGN & PRODUCTION I


Martin SV TH 1/19-5/4 6:30p-8:40p 2/3 4/9 [H]

MGD-263-SV01 SOUND DESIGN II 3 03226LEC/ LAB/

WebExAnderson SV M 1/16-5/1 6:30p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [H]

MGD-289-SV01 CAPSTONE 3 03136LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Tinker SV W 1/18-5/3 3p-4:20p 2/2 4/9 [H]

MOT-110-DS33MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION


DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MOT-120-DS33MEDICAL OFFICE

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT


DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MOT-130-DS33INSURANCE

BILLING & CODING3 02532 WEB Kuhlmann DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

MOT-131-DS33ADVANCED INSURANCE

BILLING & CODING3 02535 WEB Kuhlmann DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9

L MUS-120-CB01MUSIC

APPRECIATION3 03064 LEC Nicholson CB W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

L MUS-120-DS21MUSIC

APPRECIATION3 02368 WEB Rusthoi DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

NUA-101-GW01 4 02895 MWF 1/16-3/10 9a-12:30p

NUA-170-GW01 1 02907 TBA 1/16-3/10 TBA

F 2/24-3/3 1p-2:50p

THFSSU 3/9-3/14 8a-5p

W 2/1-2/22 6p-8:50p

FSSU 2/17-2/19 7:30a-6p

SSU 2/11-2/12 7:30a-3:50p

W 1/18-1/25 6p-9p

SSU 1/21-1/22 7a-7p

A OUT-130-SV01 ICE CLIMBING II 1 03107 LECAberger/ Schneiter

SV FSSU 1/27-1/29 8a-6p 1/25 1/30 159

100*Beckwith 2/261/24NURSE AIDE

HEALTH CARE SKILLS & CLINICAL

LEC/ LAB/ CLIN

GW

SV 2/27 3/11 366

2/18 114

A OUT-113-SV01DESERT

ORIENTATION2 03102 LAB Feuerborn

SV 1/19 1/24 200

A OUT-115-SV01SNOW

ORIENTATION2 03103

A OUT-129-SV01 ICE CLIMBING I 1 03104 LABAberger/ Schneiter

OUT 120 and OUT 130 are designed to be taken concurrently in the same semester. Students enrolling in this course must also enroll in OUT 130, Ice Climbing II. Ice Climbing I introduces technical (roped) ice climbing, including equipment selection and safety knots, belaying, climbing, repelling and climbing safety. This course includes two evening meetings from 6p-9p on 1/18 and 1/25, as well as two day trips departing in Redstone and Rifle Mountain Park on 1/21 and 1/22. The nonrefundable course charge includes transportation, permitting, access fees, climbing equipment and personal ice climbing equipment rental of boots, crampons, and ice axes. Students must be at least 18 years of age to take this course.

Students must register for both NUA-101 and NUA-170. Students must have or get BLS certification and any required immunizations. A background check is also required ($26). Clinicals require several eight hour shifts, beginning at 6a, held at an off-campus location, days and times to be announced. *The $100 course fee is due at registration; additional fees may be incurred.

This backpacking-based class explores the spectacular Sonoran Desert environment south of Phoenix. It will take place in the North Maricopa Wilderness Area, Arizona, 3/9-3/14. There are two mandatory pre-meetings on 2/24 and 3/3, 1p-2:50p. The nonrefundable supplemental course charge includes most meals (17), transportation, campground fees, and group equipment. Tent, sleeping bag and backpack rentals are available.

This class teaches human-powered winter travel techniques in a mountain environment and includes snow camping. There are two snow-based backpacking overnight experiences, sleeping in snow caves (2/11-2/12 and 2/17-2/19). The course meets Wednesdays from 6p-9p between 2/1-2/22. Students are responsible for their own food and personal gear on field days. Backpacks, tents, stoves, and sleeping bag rentals are available. The nonrefundable course charge includes field transportation, access, parking fees and group equipment. Minimum age 18.

LAB Aberger SV 2/6







[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


&

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite




PAR-289-DS21 CAPSTONE 3 02390 WEB Shamis DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

A PED-101-SV01CONDITIONING

LAB1 03666 LAB Vosbeck SV TTH 1/17-5/4 3p-3:50p 2/2 4/9

A PED-102-SV01WEIGHT TRAINING

I1 03667 LAB Vosbeck SV TTH 1/17-5/4 2p-2:50p 2/2 4/9 35

A PED-141-SV01PILATES

MATWORK I1 03668 LAB Vosbeck SV TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-4:50p 2/2 4/9

A PED-143-SV01 YOGA I 1 03669 LAB Nemiroff SV MW 1/16-3/6 8:30a-9:50a 1/23 2/23

A PED-143-SV02 YOGA I 1 03670 LAB Nemiroff SV W 3/8-5/3 10a-11:50a 3/20 4/20

A PED-161-SV01 TAI CHI I 1 03671 LAB Ketzenbarger SV TTH 1/17-5/4 11a-11:50a 2/2 4/9

A PED-162-SV01 TAI CHI II 1 03672 LAB Ketzenbarger SV TTH 1/17-5/4 11a-11:50a 2/2 4/9 [P: PED-161]

A PED-163-GW01MARTIAL ARTS I:

AIKIDO1 02896 LAB Oglesby GW TTH 1/17-3/7 6:30p-8:20p 1/24 2/24

A PED-163-GW02MARTIAL ARTS I:

AIKIDO1 03673 LAB Oglesby GW TTH 3/9-5/4 6:30p-8:20p 3/20 4/21

A PED-216-SV01PHYSICAL

CONDITIONING1 02898 LAB McQueeney SV MW 1/30-4/12 3:30p-5p 2/9 3/26

L PHI-111-DS21INTRO TO

PHILOSOPHY3 02393 WEB Rice DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PHI-112-DS21 ETHICS 3 02395 WEB Rice DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PHI-113-DS21 LOGIC 3 02397 WEB Rice DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PHI-113-SV01 LOGIC 3 03566 LEC Persiko SV TTH 1/17-5/2 10a-11:20a 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PHI-114-GW01COMPARATIVE

RELIGIONS3 03567 LEC Altman GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

L PHI-115-DS21WORLD RELIGIONS:

WEST3 02399 WEB Hanson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PHI-116-DS21WORLD RELIGIONS:

EAST3 02400 WEB Hanson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PHI-214-SV01PHILOSOPHY OF

RELIGION3 03569 LEC Persiko SV TTH 1/17-5/2 2p-3:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PHI-218-DS21ENVIRONMENTAL

ETHICS3 02401 WEB Gilgulin DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

TH 1/19-3/9 2p-4:50p

F 2/3 & 3/3 8a-4p

MW 1/16-5/3 10a-11:50a

M 1/16-5/1 1p-2:50p

L POS-111-DS21AMERICAN

GOVERNMENT3 02403 WEB Gumbrecht DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L POS-111-GW01AMERICAN

GOVERNMENT3 02899 LEC TBA GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PSY-101-DS21GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY I3 02404 WEB Carmitchel DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PSY-101-SV01GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY I3 03957

LEC/ WEB

Jensson SV TTH 1/24-5/4 10a-11:20a 2/8 4/10 [H][R]

L PSY-102-DS21GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY II3 02406 WEB Conrad DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PSY-102-GW01GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY II3 03792

LEC/ WEB

Glynn GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [H][R]

A PSY-106-SV01HUMAN

RELATIONS3 03526 LEC

Martinez-Brun

SV W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

A PSY-110-DS21CAREER

DEVELOPMENT3 02408 WEB Phillips DS 2/13-5/5 2/27 4/16 [R]

A PSY-211-DS21LEADERSHIP

DEVELOPMENT3 02409 WEB Zoni DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

2/26 [R] L PHI-218-SV01ENVIRONMENTAL

ETHICS3 03570

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Aberger SV 1/26

LEC/ LAB

Reining SV 2/1 4/9 [P: PHY-211] L PHY-212-SV01PHYSICS:

CALCULUS-BASED II

5 03576

This course combines face-to-face lessons at Spring Valley 1/19-3/9 (on Thursday afternoons from 2p-4:50p) with 5 hours of on-line work and 2 field trips on 2/3 & 3/3 (8a-4p).

This course requires four proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

Course charge includes access to the weight room.

Spin core combines spinning with a variety of exercises to improve overall strength and toning.





L PSY-217-SV01 HUMAN SEXUALITY 3 02903 LEC Persiko SV TTH 1/17-5/4 8:30a-9:50a 2/2 4/9 [R]

L PSY-235-DS21HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT

3 02411 WEB Jensson DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PSY-235-GW01HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT

3 02904LEC/ WEB

Jensson GW M 1/16-5/1 6p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [H][R]

L PSY-235-GW02HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT

3 03528 LEC Jensson GW W 1/18-5/3 1p-3:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

L PSY-235-SV01HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT

3 03529 LEC Jensson SV TTH 1/17-5/4 12:30p-1:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

L PSY-240-GW01HEALTH

PSYCHOLOGY3 03000 LEC Glynn GW M 1/16-5/1 1p-3:50p 1/31 4/9 [R]

L PSY-249-DS21ABNORMAL

PSYCHOLOGY3 02513 WEB Scott DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L PSY-249-SV01ABNORMAL

PSYCHOLOGY3 03494 LEC Moll SV MW 1/16-5/3 8:30a-9:50a 2/1 4/9 [R]

REE-103-DS21REAL ESTATE

BROKER I6 03214 WEB

Rippy-Sheehy

DS 1/16-2/24 1/23 2/15

L SCI-156-DS21INTEGRATED

SCIENCE II4 02514

WEB/ LAB

Gaddis DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [P: SCI-155]

TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:50p

S 4/15-4/15 8a-5p

L SOC-102-DS21INTRO TO

SOCIOLOGY II3 02515 WEB Latchaw DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L SOC-215-DS21CONTEMPORARY

SOCIAL PROBLEMS3 02517 WEB Latchaw DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [R]

L SOC-216-SV01SOCIOLOGY OF

GENDER3 03531 LEC TBA SV TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

SPA-101-CB01CONVERSATIONAL

SPANISH I3 03578 LEC Bujan CB W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9

SPA-101-GW01CONVERSATIONAL

SPANISH I3 03581 LEC Smith GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9


SPANISH II3 03584 LEC Kasper GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [P: SPA-101]

SPA-103-GW01 INTERCAMBIO I 03586

SPA-104-GW01 INTERCAMBIO III 03589[P: SPA-103 or SPA-

111]

SPA-105-GW01 INTERCAMBIO III 03592[P: SPA-104 or SPA-

211]

A SPA-111-DS21SPANISH

LANGUAGE I5 02518

WEB/ WebEx

Reyelts DS 1/16-5/5 2/1 4/9 [H]

A SPA-112-GW01SPANISH

LANGUAGE II5 03596 LEC Smith GW MW 1/16-5/3 3:30p-5:20p 2/1 4/9 [P: SPA-111]


SPANISH III3 03600 LEC Smith GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [P: SPA-102]


SPANISH IV3 03604 LEC Smith GW M 1/16-5/1 6p-8:50p 1/31 4/9 [P: SPA-201]

L SPA-212-GW01SPANISH

LANGUAGE IV3 03607 LEC Smith GW TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:20p 2/2 4/9 [P: SPA-211]

SPA-236-GW01LATIN AMERICAN

CINEMA2 03609 LEC Smith GW W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9

A SWK-100-GW01INTRO TO SOCIAL

WORK3 03663 LEC

Martinez-Brun

GW M 1/16-5/1 2p-4:50p 1/31 4/9 [R]

L THE-108-SV01THEATRE SCRIPT

ANALYSIS3 03654 LEC Ketzenbarger SV TTH 1/17-5/4 4p-5:20p 2/2 4/9 [R]

A THE-111-SV01 ACTING I 3 03657 LEC Moore SV MW 1/16-5/3 4:30p-5:50p 2/1 4/9 [R]

GW 2/2 4/9 [P: SCI-155]

2/6 3/292

L SCI-156-GW01INTEGRATED

SCIENCE II4 02912

LEC/ LAB

Flohr

Kauffman/ Satz

LEC GW T 1/24-4/18 6:30p-8:50p

This course requires four proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

Lab kit purchase required. Please see the syllabus for details.

This web conferencing/online course includes scheduled meetings using WebEx on Wednesdays. Students will choose from the following times: 1:30p-3p, 6:30p-8p, or 8p-9:30p. WebEx is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details.







[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


&

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite




A THE-112-SV01 ACTING II 3 03658 LEC Moore SV MW 1/16-5/3 4:30p-5:50p 2/1 4/9[P: THE-111 or

instructor consent]

A THE-131-SV01THEATRE

PRODUCTION I3 03659 LAB Moore SV F 1/20-5/5 9a-11:50a 2/6 4/9

A THE-132-SV01THEATRE

PRODUCTION II3 03660 LAB Moore SV F 1/20-5/5 9a-11:50a 2/6 4/9

L THE-211-SV01DEVELOPMENT OF THEATRE: GREEK TO RENAISSANCE

3 03662 LEC Ketzenbarger SV TTH 1/17-5/2 2p-3:20p 2/1 4/9 [R]

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C . D A Y S D A T E S T I M E S R E F U N D W / D R A W R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Bachelor’s Degree Classes

Acceptance to a bachelor’s degree program is required prior to enrollment in classes. Available programs of study, application and tuition information, program requirements and more can all be found online at www.ColoradoMtn.edu/4year.

ACC-455-DS21ACCOUNTING ETHICS FOR

CPAS3 03213 WEB Brands DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ACC-315]

BIS-324-DS21ADVANCED COMPUTER

APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS

3 03530 WEB TBA DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121, ACC-121]

BUS-426-GW44CONTRACTS & NEGOTIATIONS

3 02980IVS/ WEB

Goldberg GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [H]

BUS-485-DS21 CAPSTONE 3 03161 WEB Martin DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9

EDU-345-GW01MATH METHODS: BEST

PRACTICES3 02885 LEC Bierbaum GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [P: EDU-341]

EDU-355-GW01ELEMENTARY SCIENCE

METHODS2 02886 LEC Flohr GW W 1/18-5/3 4p-5:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

EDU-370-GW01LANGUAGE ARTS:

FOUNDATIONS3 02887 LEC

Burbano de Lara

GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

EDU-376-GW01INTERMEDIATE LITERACY

METHODS3 02888 LEC TBA GW TH 1/19-5/4 8:30a-11:20a 2/3 4/9 [P: EDU-375]

EDU-381-GW01ADAPTING INSTRUCTION & ASSESSMENT FOR CLD

LEARNERS3 02889 LEC

Burbano de Lara

GW TH 1/19-5/412:30p-3:20p

2/3 4/9 [P: EDU-380]

EDU-385-GW01TEACHING ARTS &

MOVEMENT2 02890 LEC Zabel GW W 1/18-5/3 2p-3:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

FIN-325-GW01 ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE 3 03012 LEC Bell GW M 1/16-5/1 6p-8:50p 1/31 4/9[P: ACC-122, ECO-

201, BUS-226, MAT-121]

FIN-423-GW01INVESTMENT &

PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS3 03015 LEC Guardiano GW W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [P: FIN-331]

FIN-433-DS21CORPORATE FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT3 02308 WEB Blair DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: FIN-325]

MAN-328-GW01CONTEMPORARY

MANAGEMENT3 03020

LEC/ WEB

Bell GW W 1/18-3/8 6p-8:50p 1/25 2/25[H][P: ENG-121, ACC-

121, COM-115]

MAN-337-GW01MANAGEMENT DECISION

SUPPORT SYSTEMS3 03023

LEC/ WEB

Wenger GW M 3/20-5/1 6p-8:50p 3/27 4/22[H][P: MAT-121, BUS-

226]

MAN-348-DS21HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT3 02350 WEB Goldberg DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


MANAGEMENT3 04052 WEB Mathews DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121]

MAN-348-GW01HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT3 03025

LEC/ WEB

Baker GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [H][P: ENG-121]

MAN-427-GW44 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 3 03861IVS/ WEB

Barth GW TH 3/23-5/4 5p-6:50p 3/29 4/25 [H]

MAN-437-GW44 VENTURE MANAGEMENT 3 03860IVS/ WEB

Wenger GW TH 1/19-3/9 5p-6:50p 1/26 2/26 [H]

MAN-488-GW01 BUSINESS STRATEGY 4 03027 LEC Wenger GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-9:50p 2/1 4/9

[P: FIN-325, MAR-326, BIS-334, MAN-328, ECO-202, BUS-

216, BUS-217]

MAN-490-DS21 GLOBAL BUSINESS 3 02351 WEB Spaulding DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9[P: MAN-328, MAR-

326]

MAN-498-GW01LEADING & MANAGING

CHANGE3 03028

LEC/ WEB

Bell GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [H]

MAR-326-DS21CONTEMPORARY

MARKETING3 02799 WEB Cartelli DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121, COM-115]

MAR-326-GW01CONTEMPORARY

MARKETING3 03065

LEC/ WEB

TBA GW W 3/22-5/3 6p-8:50p 3/28 4/24[H][P: ENG-121, COM-

115]

MAR-446-GW01ADVERTISING &

PROMOTION MANAGEMENT

3 03066LEC/ WEB

Gilbert/ Stepp

GW M 1/16-3/6 6p-8:50p 1/23 2/23 [H][P: MAR-326]

Twenty field hours in a partner school are required.

Ten field hours in a partner school are required.






http://www.coloradomtn.edu/4year

MGD-301-SV01INTERDISCIPLINARY

STUDIO I3 03138

LEC/ WEB

Tinker SV TH 1/19-5/4 4p-5:50p 2/3 4/9 [H]

SUS-301-GW01SYSTEMS THINKING &

SUSTAINABILITY3 03636

IVS/ WEB

Carson GW W 1/18-5/3 7p-8:50p 2/2 4/9

[C: ENV-101, MAT-120 or higher, and ENG-122, unless

previously completed][H][R]

SUS-311-CB01INTEGRATED SCIENCE FOR

SUSTAINABILITY3 03625 LEC Malone CB M 1/16-5/1 1p-3:50p 1/31 4/9

TH 3/23-5/4 2p-4:50p

F 3/31 & 4/21 8a-4p

SUS-322-CB44FOODSHED

SUSTAINABILITY3 03822 IVS Pevec CB MW 1/16-5/3* 9a-10:50a 2/1 4/9

SUS-331-GW01CULTURAL & PLACE-

BASED EQUITY3 03969 LEC Jackson GW T 1/17-5/2 9a-11:50a 2/1 4/9

SUS-387-CB01SUSTAINABILITY

INTERNSHIP1 03970 COOP Fielder CB M 1/16-5/1 9a-10a 1/31 4/9

SUS-489-GW01SUSTAINABILITY

CAPSTONE4 03630 LEC Forbes GW TH 1/19-5/4 9a-11:50a 2/3 4/9

SV 3/29 4/25 [P: ENG-121]

Class will be broadcast from Breckenridge over video conferencing system (IVS); students can attend locally at our Glenwood or Carbondale locations.

This course combines face-to-face lessons at Spring Valley on Thursdays from 2p-4:50p (3/23-5/4 ) with eight additional hours of online work and field trips on 3/31 and 4/21.

Class will be broadcast from Carbondale over video conferencing system (IVS); students can attend college-wide at a number of IVS locations. *Class will meet 1/16-2/24 and resume 4/3, with no classes held during the month of March.

This class will be scheduled flexibly to accommodate the needs of working students. See syllabus for more info, or contact the instructor, Rachel Forbes, MSW, at [email protected].

SUS-321-SV01LEADERSHIP, ETHICS &

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY3 03628

LEC/ WEB

Aberger

ACC-455-DS21ACCOUNTING ETHICS FOR

CPAS3 03213 WEB Brands DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ACC-315]

BIS-324-DS21ADVANCED COMPUTER

APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS

3 03530 WEB TBA DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121, ACC-121]

BUS-426-GW44CONTRACTS & NEGOTIATIONS

3 02980IVS/ WEB

Goldberg GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [H]

BUS-485-DS21 CAPSTONE 3 03161 WEB Martin DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9

EDU-345-GW01MATH METHODS: BEST

PRACTICES3 02885 LEC Bierbaum GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [P: EDU-341]

EDU-355-GW01ELEMENTARY SCIENCE

METHODS2 02886 LEC Flohr GW W 1/18-5/3 4p-5:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

EDU-370-GW01LANGUAGE ARTS:

FOUNDATIONS3 02887 LEC

Burbano de Lara

GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [R]

EDU-376-GW01INTERMEDIATE LITERACY

METHODS3 02888 LEC TBA GW TH 1/19-5/4 8:30a-11:20a 2/3 4/9 [P: EDU-375]

EDU-381-GW01ADAPTING INSTRUCTION & ASSESSMENT FOR CLD

LEARNERS3 02889 LEC

Burbano de Lara

GW TH 1/19-5/412:30p-3:20p

2/3 4/9 [P: EDU-380]

EDU-385-GW01TEACHING ARTS &

MOVEMENT2 02890 LEC Zabel GW W 1/18-5/3 2p-3:50p 2/2 4/9 [R]

FIN-325-GW01 ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE 3 03012 LEC Bell GW M 1/16-5/1 6p-8:50p 1/31 4/9[P: ACC-122, ECO-

201, BUS-226, MAT-121]

FIN-423-GW01INVESTMENT &

PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS3 03015 LEC Guardiano GW W 1/18-5/3 6p-8:50p 2/2 4/9 [P: FIN-331]

FIN-433-DS21CORPORATE FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT3 02308 WEB Blair DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: FIN-325]

MAN-328-GW01CONTEMPORARY

MANAGEMENT3 03020

LEC/ WEB

Bell GW W 1/18-3/8 6p-8:50p 1/25 2/25[H][P: ENG-121, ACC-

121, COM-115]

MAN-337-GW01MANAGEMENT DECISION

SUPPORT SYSTEMS3 03023

LEC/ WEB

Wenger GW M 3/20-5/1 6p-8:50p 3/27 4/22[H][P: MAT-121, BUS-

226]


MANAGEMENT3 02350 WEB Goldberg DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121]


MANAGEMENT3 04052 WEB Mathews DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121]

MAN-348-GW01HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT3 03025

LEC/ WEB

Baker GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-8:50p 2/1 4/9 [H][P: ENG-121]

MAN-427-GW44 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 3 03861IVS/ WEB

Barth GW TH 3/23-5/4 5p-6:50p 3/29 4/25 [H]

MAN-437-GW44 VENTURE MANAGEMENT 3 03860IVS/ WEB

Wenger GW TH 1/19-3/9 5p-6:50p 1/26 2/26 [H]

MAN-488-GW01 BUSINESS STRATEGY 4 03027 LEC Wenger GW T 1/17-5/2 6p-9:50p 2/1 4/9

[P: FIN-325, MAR-326, BIS-334, MAN-328, ECO-202, BUS-

216, BUS-217]

MAN-490-DS21 GLOBAL BUSINESS 3 02351 WEB Spaulding DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9[P: MAN-328, MAR-

326]

MAN-498-GW01LEADING & MANAGING

CHANGE3 03028

LEC/ WEB

Bell GW TH 1/19-5/4 6p-8:50p 2/3 4/9 [H]

MAR-326-DS21CONTEMPORARY

MARKETING3 02799 WEB Cartelli DS 1/16-5/5 - 2/1 4/9 [P: ENG-121, COM-115]

MAR-326-GW01CONTEMPORARY

MARKETING3 03065

LEC/ WEB

TBA GW W 3/22-5/3 6p-8:50p 3/28 4/24[H][P: ENG-121, COM-

115]

MAR-446-GW01ADVERTISING &

PROMOTION MANAGEMENT

3 03066LEC/ WEB

Gilbert/ Stepp

GW M 1/16-3/6 6p-8:50p 1/23 2/23 [H][P: MAR-326]







C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C . D A Y S D A T E S T I M E S R E F U N D W / D R A W R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Bachelor’s Degree Classes (continued)

FINISHWHAT YOU STARTED

For In-District students who have stopped out of any U.S. college for over a year. Return to CMC to complete a two-year associate degree started at any college. Good for up to 30 credits for the first 50 qualifying students at each CMC campus. Restrictions apply, check the website for full details.s.

ColoradoMtn.Edu/FINISH

50% OFF TUITIONthrough 2017


http://coloradomtn.edu/FINISH

*Military/veterans, citizens aged 62 and over, and second homeowners within CMC's district may qualify for reduced tuition rates. More at: www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Tuition.

TUITION & FEESCREDIT COURSES COST PER CREDIT * Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3 CR and higher . NONCREDIT

STATUS 100-200 LEVEL COURSES 300-400 LEVEL COURSES 900 LEVEL COURSES

In-District $62 $99 Varies by course. For costs see course description.

CMC Service Area $123 $205

In-State $127 $212

Out-of-State $429 $429

PAYMENTAll students must pay for classes, show proof of fi nancial aid or enrollment in the FACTS payment plan at registration. Tuition rates for credit courses are outlined below.

GET STARTEDThere are several ways to sign up for classes at Colorado Mountain College. Read this section for detailed information on advising, placement testing, and registering for classes.

ACCUPLACER TESTINGIt’s important to us that you’re in the right class. Many courses require placement testing prior to enrollment. Accuplacer quickly assesses students over the internet in the skill areas of Reading, Writing and Math to determine proper placement into college level courses. Students can utilize online resources for preparation and then schedule a test time by calling the front offi ce at any CMC location.

To view the Testing Calendar:1. Go to www.coloradomtn.edu 3. Click on Placement Testing2. Click on the link Admissions tab 4. Click on Accuplacer Schedule Calender

TO REGISTER FOR ACREDIT COURSECredit courses are indicated by the purple, 5-digit SYN. (Example:12345)

CURRENT STUDENTSIf you have taken credit classes in the past ten months, you may register in person, by phone or online at: http://Basecamp.ColoradoMtn.edu

NEW STUDENTSIf you are new to CMC or have not taken credit classes in the past 10 months, you will need to:

Apply for Admission Complete a Registration Form Supply transcripts or placement test scores for

courses requiring a prerequisite

Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/admissions to get started!

ADVISINGA successful education begins with advising, and all students are strongly encouraged to meet with our college counselors. Contact any CMC location to make an appoinment for academic advising and career planning.

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