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Sincerely, Cuyamaca College OER CommitteeAbout the Program your Course Is InProgram's Name *AccountingAdvanced Water TreatmentAmerican Sign LanguageAnthropologyArabic StudiesArboricultureArt and DesignArt HistoryArt-Drawing and PaintingAutomotive TechnologyAutomotive Technology – Automotive Service Councils of California ASCCAAutomotive Technology – Ford ASSETAutomotive Technology – General Motors ASEPAutomotive Technology Chassis SpecialistAutomotive Technology Drivetrain SpecialistAutomotive Technology Electronics and Electric Vehicle SpecialistAutomotive Technology Engine Performance SpecialistAutomotive Technology Engine Repair SpecialistAutomotive Technology Service ManagementBackflow & Cross-Connection ControlBiological SciencesBiological Sciences: Pre-Allied HealthBiologyBookkeepingBroker's LicenseBusiness AdministrationBusiness Administration 2.0Business Information WorkerBusiness Office TechnologyBusiness Office Technology: Administrative AssistantBusiness Office Technology: Executive AssistantBusiness-GeneralCADD Technology: Building Design IndustryCADD Technology: Manufacturing IndustryChemistryChild and Adolescent DevelopmentCivil EngineeringCommunicationCommunication StudiesComputer ScienceCSU General Education BreadthEarly Childhood EducationEconomicsElectrical and Computer EngineeringElementary EducationElementary Teacher EducationEnglishEntrepreneurship – Small Business ManagementEnvironmental ManagementEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental TechnicianEthnic StudiesExercise ScienceFloral DesignGeneral Studies: Business and TechnologyGeneral Studies: Communication and Language ArtsGeneral Studies: Humanities and Fine ArtsGeneral Studies: Lifelong Health, Well-Being and Self-DevelopmentGeneral Studies: Science and MathematicsGeneral Studies: Social and Behavioral SciencesGolf Course and Sports Turf ManagementGraphic DesignHistoryIGETCInfants and ToddlersIrrigation TechnologyKinesiologyKumeyaay StudiesLaboratory Occupational Safety and Health TechnicianLandscape ArchitectureLandscape TechnologyManagementMarine BiologyMathematicsMechanical and Aerospace EngineeringMechatronicsMusicMusic EducationMusic Industry StudiesNetworking, Security and System Administration – Enterprise NetworkingNetworking, Security and System Administration – Enterprise System AdministrationNursery TechnologyOccupational Safety and Health (OSH) ManagementOccupational Safety and Health (OSH) TechnicianParalegal StudiesPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePreschool ChildrenPsychologyPublic Health ScienceReal EstateSocial WorkSociologySpanishStudio ArtsSurveyingSustainable Urban LandscapesUniversity Studies: Business and EconomicsUniversity Studies: Communication and Language ArtsUniversity Studies: Humanities and Fine ArtsUniversity Studies: Science and MathematicsUniversity Studies: Social and Behavioral ScienceWastewater Collection SystemsWastewater Treatment OperationsWater Distribution OperationsWater Resources ManagementWater Treatment Plant OperationsWeb DevelopmentProgram's Award *Accounting – A.S. DegreeAccounting – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsAdvanced Water Treatment – A.S. DegreeAdvanced Water Treatment – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAmerican Sign Language – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsAmerican Sign Language – A.A. DegreeAnthropology – A.A- T DegreeArabic Studies – A.A. DegreeArabic Studies – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsArboriculture – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsArboriculture – A.S. DegreeArt and Design – A.A. DegreeArt History – A.A- T DegreeArt-Drawing and Painting – A.A. DegreeAutomotive Technology – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology – Automotive Service Councils of California ASCCA – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology – Automotive Service Councils of California ASCCA – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology – Ford ASSET – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology – General Motors ASEP – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology – General Motors ASEP – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology Chassis Specialist – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology Chassis Specialist – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology Drivetrain Specialist – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology Drivetrain Specialist – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology Electronics and Electric Vehicle Specialist – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology Electronics and Electric Vehicle Specialist – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology Engine Performance Specialist – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology Engine Performance Specialist – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology Engine Repair Specialist – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology Engine Repair Specialist – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsAutomotive Technology Service Management – A.S. DegreeAutomotive Technology Service Management – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsBackflow & Cross-Connection Control – A.S. DegreeBackflow & Cross-Connection Control – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsBiological Sciences – A.S. DegreeBiological Sciences: Pre-Allied Health – A.S. DegreeBiology – A.S. T DegreeBookkeeping – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsBroker's License – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsBusiness Administration – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsBusiness Administration – A.S. DegreeBusiness Administration – A.S. T DegreeBusiness Administration 2.0 – A.S. T DegreeBusiness Information Worker – Certificate of Achievement: 12 to fewer than 18 semester(or 18 to fewer than 27 quarter) unitsBusiness Office Technology – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsBusiness Office Technology – A.S. DegreeBusiness Office Technology: Administrative Assistant – A.S. DegreeBusiness Office Technology: Administrative Assistant – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsBusiness Office Technology: Executive Assistant – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsBusiness Office Technology: Executive Assistant – A.S. DegreeBusiness-General – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsBusiness-General – A.S. DegreeCADD Technology: Building Design Industry – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsCADD Technology: Building Design Industry – A.S. DegreeCADD Technology: Manufacturing Industry – A.S. DegreeCADD Technology: Manufacturing Industry – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsChemistry – A.S. DegreeChild and Adolescent Development – A.A- T DegreeCivil Engineering – A.S. DegreeCommunication – A.A. DegreeCommunication Studies – A.A- T DegreeComputer Science – A.S. T DegreeCSU General Education Breadth – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsEarly Childhood Education – A.S. T DegreeEconomics – A.A- T DegreeElectrical and Computer Engineering – A.S. DegreeElementary Education – A.A. DegreeElementary Teacher Education – A.A- T DegreeEnglish – A.A. DegreeEnglish – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsEnglish – A.A- T DegreeEntrepreneurship – Small Business Management – A.S. DegreeEntrepreneurship – Small Business Management – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsEnvironmental Management – A.S. DegreeEnvironmental Science – A.S. T DegreeEnvironmental Technician – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsEthnic Studies – A.A. DegreeExercise Science – A.S. DegreeFloral Design – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsFloral Design – A.S. DegreeGeneral Studies: Business and Technology – A.S. DegreeGeneral Studies: Communication and Language Arts – A.A. DegreeGeneral Studies: Humanities and Fine Arts – A.A. DegreeGeneral Studies: Lifelong Health, Well-Being and Self-Development – A.A. DegreeGeneral Studies: Science and Mathematics – A.S. DegreeGeneral Studies: Social and Behavioral Sciences – A.A. DegreeGolf Course and Sports Turf Management – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsGolf Course and Sports Turf Management – A.S. DegreeGraphic Design – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsGraphic Design – A.S. DegreeHistory – A.A- T DegreeHistory – A.A. DegreeIGETC – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsInfants and Toddlers – A.S. DegreeInfants and Toddlers – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsIrrigation Technology – A.S. DegreeIrrigation Technology – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsKinesiology – A.A- T DegreeKumeyaay Studies – A.A. DegreeKumeyaay Studies – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsLaboratory Occupational Safety and Health Technician – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsLandscape Architecture – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsLandscape Architecture – A.S. DegreeLandscape Technology – A.S. DegreeLandscape Technology – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsManagement – A.S. DegreeManagement – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsMarine Biology – A.S. DegreeMathematics – A.S. DegreeMathematics – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsMathematics – A.S. T DegreeMechanical and Aerospace Engineering – A.S. DegreeMechatronics – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsMusic – A.A- T DegreeMusic Education – A.A. DegreeMusic Industry Studies – A.A. DegreeNetworking, Security and System Administration – Enterprise Networking – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsNetworking, Security and System Administration – Enterprise Networking – A.S. DegreeNetworking, Security and System Administration – Enterprise System Administration – A.S. DegreeNetworking, Security and System Administration – Enterprise System Administration – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsNursery Technology – A.S. DegreeNursery Technology – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsOccupational Safety and Health (OSH) Management – A.S. DegreeOccupational Safety and Health (OSH) Technician – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsParalegal Studies – A.S. DegreePhilosophy – A.A- T DegreePhysics – A.S. DegreePhysics – A.S. T DegreePolitical Science – A.A- T DegreePreschool Children – A.S. DegreePreschool Children – Certificate of Achievement: 18 or greater semester(or 27 or greater quarter) unitsPsychology – A.A- T DegreePublic Health Science – A.S. T DegreeReal Estate – A.S. DegreeReal Estate – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsSocial Work – A.A. DegreeSociology – A.A- T DegreeSpanish – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsSpanish – A.A. DegreeSpanish – A.A- T DegreeStudio Arts – A.A- T DegreeSurveying – A.S. DegreeSurveying – Certificate of Achievement requiring 16 to less than 30 semester units or 24 to less than 45 quarter unitsSustainable Urban Landscapes – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsSustainable Urban Landscapes – A.S. DegreeUniversity Studies: Business and Economics – A.S. DegreeUniversity Studies: Communication and Language Arts – A.A. DegreeUniversity Studies: Humanities and Fine Arts – A.A. DegreeUniversity Studies: Science and Mathematics – A.S. DegreeUniversity Studies: Social and Behavioral Science – A.A. DegreeWastewater Collection Systems – A.S. DegreeWastewater Collection Systems – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsWastewater Treatment Operations – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsWastewater Treatment Operations – A.S. DegreeWater Distribution Operations – A.S. DegreeWater Distribution Operations – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsWater Resources Management – A.S. DegreeWater Resources Management – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsWater Treatment Plant Operations – A.S. DegreeWater Treatment Plant Operations – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsWeb Development – A.S. DegreeWeb Development – Certificate of Achievement requiring 30 to less than 60 semester units or 45 to less than 90 quarter unitsYour Info and Consultation with Chair and DeanYour Name *FirstLastYour Email *Your Phone # *Have you consulted with the Chair of your Department? *YesNot YetHave you consulted with the Dean of your Division? *YesNot YetHave you completed the College's 10-hour OER Basics course? *YesNot Yet/Don’t RememberWhere did you complete OER Basics course?Cuyamaca College’s OER Basics course with Dr. Josh FrancoASCCC OER Initiative OtherIf selected Other, please share where you completed the OER Basics courseVisit the College’s OER Basics Canvas Shell to enroll yourself or check your progress. Faculty are compensated at their non-classroom hourly rate up to 10 hours to successfully complete this course.Have you completed the ASCCC OERI Accessibility Basics course? *YesNot Yet/Don’t RememberWhere did you complete Accessibility Basics course?ASCCC OER Initiative OtherIf selected Other, please share where you completed the Accessibility Basics courseVisit the ASCCC OERI’s Accessibility Basics Canvas Shell to enroll yourself or check your progress. Faculty are compensated at their non-classroom hourly rate up to 10 hours to successfully complete this course.Your Course and ZTCSelect your CourseANTH 120 – Cultural AnthropologyANTH 130 – Introduction to Biological AnthropologyANTH 140 – Introduction to ArchaeologyANTH 150 – Introduction to Cultural Resource ManagementANTH 160 – Introduction to Archaeological Field WorkARAM 120 – Aramaic IARAM 121 – Aramaic IIARAM 220 – Aramaic IIIARBC 120 – Arabic IARBC 121 – Arabic IIARBC 122 – Arabic for the Arabic Speaker IARBC 123 – Arabic for the Arabic Speaker IIARBC 130 – Arabic Literature and CultureARBC 145 – Arabic CivilizationsARBC 180 – Basic Computer Skills for Arabic LearnersARBC 220 – Arabic IIIARBC 221 – Arabic IVARBC 250 – Conversational Arabic IARBC 251 – Conversational Arabic IIARBC 254 – Conversational Iraqi DialectARBC 256 – Conversational Levantine DialectART 100 – Art AppreciationART 120 – Two-Dimensional DesignART 121 – Painting IART 124 – Drawing IART 125 – Drawing IIART 129 – Three-Dimensional DesignART 135 – Watercolor IART 140 – Survey of Western Art I: Prehistory through Middle AgesART 141 – Survey of Western Art II: Renaissance through ModernART 143 – Modern ArtART 144 – Architecture of the 20th and 21st CenturiesART 145 – Contemporary ArtART 146 – Asian ArtART 148 – Applied Design and CraftsART 149 – History of Graphic DesignART 151 – Chicanx ArtART 177 – Digital Drawing and PaintingART 220 – Painting IIART 221 – Painting IIIART 222 – Painting IVART 224 – Drawing IIIART 225 – Drawing IVART 230 – Figure Drawing IART 231 – Figure Drawing IIART 232 – Figure Drawing IIIART 233 – Figure Drawing IVART 235 – Watercolor IIART 236 – Watercolor IIIART 241 – Illustration IART 242 – Illustration IIASL 120 – American Sign Language IASL 121 – American Sign Language IIASL 125 – American Sign Language With Infants and ToddlersASL 126 – American Sign Language With School Age ChildrenASL 130 – American Sign Language: FingerspellingASL 140 – Inside Deaf CultureASL 220 – American Sign Language IIIASL 221 – American Sign Language IVASTR 110 – Descriptive AstronomyASTR 112 – General Astronomy LaboratoryAUTO 99 – Introduction to Automotive TechnologyAUTO 111 – Engine Diagnosis and RepairAUTO 121 – Automatic Transmission Theory and OperationAUTO 126 – Automatic Transmission Diagnosis and TestingAUTO 131 – Manual Transmission and Transaxle RepairAUTO 132 – Differential and 4WD Systems Diagnosis and ServiceAUTO 143 – Steering and Suspension Diagnosis and RepairAUTO 144 – Noise, Vibration, and HarshnessAUTO 151 – Brake System Diagnosis and RepairAUTO 153 – Advanced Brake System Diagnosis and RepairAUTO 161 – Electrical Diagnosis and RepairAUTO 162 – Electronics Diagnosis and RepairAUTO 171 – Climate Control System Diagnosis and RepairAUTO 181 – Engine Performance I Ignition and Fuel SystemsAUTO 183 – Engine Performance II Intake, Exhaust and Emission SystemsAUTO 194 – Diesel Engine Performance and DiagnosisAUTO 210 – Service ManagementAUTO 211 – Automotive Customer ServiceAUTO 212 – Automotive Work ExperienceAUTO 213 – ASCCA – Work ExperienceAUTO 214 – General Motors ASEP Work ExperienceAUTO 215 – Ford ASSET-Work ExperienceAUTO 263 – Advanced ElectronicsAUTO 264 – Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Operation and DiagnosisAUTO 283 – Advanced Engine PerformanceAUTO 284 – Level I Inspector Training Emission Control LicenseAUTO 285 – Level II Inspector Training Emission Control LicenseAUTO 100L – Introduction to Automotive Technology LaboratoryAUTO 111L – Engine Diagnosis and Repair LaboratoryAUTO 111T – Engine Diagnosis and Repair Assessment Test OutAUTO 121L – Automatic Transmission Theory and Operation LaboratoryAUTO 121T – Automatic Transmission Theory and Operation Assessment Test OutAUTO 126L – Automatic Transmission Diagnosis and Testing LaboratoryAUTO 126T – Automatic Transmission Diagnosis and Testing Assessment Test OutAUTO 131L – Manual Transmission and Transaxle Repair LaboratoryAUTO 131T – Manual Transmission and Transaxle Repair Assessment Test OutAUTO 132L – Differential and 4WD Systems LaboratoryAUTO 132T – Differential and 4WD Systems Assessment Test OutAUTO 143L – Steering and Suspension Diagnosis and Repair LaboratoryAUTO 143T – Steering and Suspension Diagnosis and Repair Assessment Test OutAUTO 144L – Noise, Vibration, and Harshness LaboratoryAUTO 144T – Noise, Vibration, and Harshness Assessment Test OutAUTO 151L – Brake System Diagnosis and Repair LaboratoryAUTO 151T – Brake System Diagnosis and Repair Assessment Test OutAUTO 153L – Advanced Brake System Diagnosis and Repair LaboratoryAUTO 153T – Advanced Brake System Assessment Test OutAUTO 161L – Electrical Diagnosis and Repair LaboratoryAUTO 161T – Electrical Diagnosis and Repair Assessment Test OutAUTO 162L – Electronics Diagnosis and Repair LaboratoryAUTO 162T – Electronics Diagnosis and Repair Assessment Test OutAUTO 171L – Climate Control System Diagnosis and Repair LaboratoryAUTO 171T – Climate Control System Diagnosis and Repair Assessment Test OutAUTO 181L – Engine Performance I Ignition and Fuel Systems LaboratoryAUTO 181T – Engine Performance I Ignition and Fuel Systems Assessment Test OutAUTO 183L – Engine Performance II Intake Exhaust Emission Systems LaboratoryAUTO 183T – Engine Performance II Intake Exhaust Emission Systems Assessment Test OutAUTO 194L – Diesel Engine Performance and Diagnosis LaboratoryAUTO 194T – Diesel Engine Performance and Diagnosis Assessment Test OutAUTO 263L – Advanced Electronics LaboratoryAUTO 263T – Advanced Electronics Assessment Test OutAUTO 264L – Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Operation and Diagnosis LaboratoryAUTO 264T – Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Operation and Diagnosis Assessment Test OutAUTO 283L – Advanced Engine Performance LaboratoryAUTO 283T – Advanced Engine Performance Assessment Test OutAUTO 284L – Level I Inspector Training Emission Control License LaboratoryAUTO 284T – Level I Inspector Training Emission Control License Assessment Test OutAUTO 285L – Level II Inspector Training Emission Control License LaboratoryAUTO 285T – Level II Inspector Training Emission Control License Assessment Test OutBIO 112 – Contemporary Issues in Environmental ResourcesBIO 115 – Biology of Alcohol and Other DrugsBIO 122 – The Secret Life of PlantsBIO 130 – General Biology IBIO 131 – General Biology I LaboratoryBIO 133 – EthnoecologyBIO 134 – EthnobotanyBIO 135 – Ethnobotany/Ethnoecology LabBIO 140 – Human AnatomyBIO 140 – Human AnatomyBIO 141 – Human PhysiologyBIO 152 – Paramedical MicrobiologyBIO 215 – Statistics for Life SciencesBIO 230 – Principles of Cellular, Molecular and Evolutionary BiologyBIO 240 – Principles of Ecology, Evolution and Organismal BiologyBIO 251 – Human DissectionBIO 141L – Laboratory in Human PhysiologyBOT 100 – Basic KeyboardingBOT 104 – Filing and Records ManagementBOT 106 – Effective Job SearchBOT 107 – Office Systems and ProceduresBOT 114 – Essential WordBOT 115 – Essential ExcelBOT 116 – Essential AccessBOT 117 – Essential PowerPointBOT 118 – Integrated Office ProjectsBOT 119 – Windows for the Information WorkerBOT 120 – Comprehensive Word, Level IBOT 121 – Comprehensive Word, Level IIBOT 122 – Comprehensive Word, Level IIIBOT 123 – Comprehensive Excel, Level IBOT 124 – Comprehensive Excel, Level IIBOT 125 – Comprehensive Excel, Level IIIBOT 126 – Comprehensive Access, Level IBOT 127 – Comprehensive Access, Level IIBOT 128 – Comprehensive Access, Level IIIBOT 129 – Comprehensive PowerPoint, Level IBOT 130 – Comprehensive PowerPoint, Level IIBOT 132 – Google Applications for BusinessBOT 133 – Adobe Acrobat for the WorkplaceBOT 150 – Using Microsoft PublisherBOT 151 – Using Microsoft OutlookBOT 174 – Computer Concepts and ApplicationsBOT 180 – Basic Computer Skills for Arabic LearnersBOT 223 – Office Work ExperienceBOT 224 – Office Work ExperienceBOT 225 – Office Work ExperienceBOT 101A – Keyboarding/Document Processing IBOT 101B – Keyboarding/Document Processing IIBOT 102A – Intermediate Keyboarding/Document Processing IBOT 102B – Intermediate Keyboarding/Document Processing IIBOT 103A – Building Keyboarding Skill IBOT 103B – Building Keyboarding Skill IIBOT 103C – Building Keyboarding Skill IIIBUS 109 – Elementary AccountingBUS 110 – Introduction to BusinessBUS 111 – Entrepreneurship: Starting and Developing a BusinessBUS 112 – Craft EntrepreneurBUS 113 – GIG Economy: The New Entrepreneurial PathBUS 115 – Human Relations in BusinessBUS 120 – Financial AccountingBUS 121 – Managerial AccountingBUS 122 – Intermediate AccountingBUS 124 – AuditingBUS 125 – Business Law: Legal Environment of BusinessBUS 128 – Business CommunicationBUS 129 – Payroll Accounting and Business TaxesBUS 150 – Individual Income Tax AccountingBUS 155 – Human Resources ManagementBUS 156 – Principles of ManagementBUS 161 – Business InternshipBUS 162 – Analysis of Financial StatementsBUS 176 – Computerized Accounting ApplicationsBUS 195 – Principles of Money Management for SuccessCADD 115 – Engineering GraphicsCADD 120 – Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting and DesignCADD 125 – Solid Modeling DesignCADD 126 – Electronic DraftingCADD 127 – Survey Drafting TechnologyCADD 128 – Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GDT)CADD 129 – Engineering Solid ModelingCADD 131 – Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting and DesignCADD 132 – Advanced Computer-Aided Drafting and Design in 3D ModelingCADD 133 – Advanced Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting and DesignCADD 140 – Introduction to Advanced CADD/ManufacturingCADD 141 – Introduction to Technology of Machine ToolsCADD 150 – Occupational Work Experience in CADD Technology/ManufacturingCADD 200 – Introduction to Computer-Aided Landscape DesignCADD 201 – Advanced Computer-Aided Landscape DesignCD 101 – Parent EducationCD 106 – Practicum: Beginning Observation and ExperienceCD 115 – Changing American FamilyCD 116 – Parent Education IICD 123 – Principles and Practices of Programs and Curriculum for Young ChildrenCD 124 – Infant and Toddler DevelopmentCD 125 – Child Growth and DevelopmentCD 126 – Art for Child DevelopmentCD 127 – Science and Mathematics for Child DevelopmentCD 128 – Music and Movement for Child DevelopmentCD 129 – Language and Literature for Child DevelopmentCD 130 – Curriculum: Design and ImplementationCD 131 – Child, Family and CommunityCD 132 – Observation and Assessment: Field Experience SeminarCD 133 – Practicum-Field Experience:Student TeachingCD 134 – Health, Safety and Nutrition of Young ChildrenCD 136 – Adult SupervisionCD 137 – Administration of Child Development Programs ICD 138 – Administration of Child Development Programs IICD 141 – Working with Children with Special NeedsCD 143 – Responsive Planning for Infant/Toddler CareCD 145 – Child Abuse and Family Violence in Our SocietyCD 153 – Teaching in a Diverse SocietyCD 170 – Practicum: Field Experience with Infants and ToddlersCD 210 – Working with Young Children with Challenging BehaviorsCD 212 – Practicum in Early Childhood EducationCD 213 – Observation and AssessmentCHEM 12 – Strategies for Success in CHEM 102 Introduction to General, Organic and Biological ChemistryCHEM 20 – Strategies for Success in CHEM 120CHEM 102 – Introduction to General, Organic and Biological ChemistryCHEM 115 – Fundamentals of ChemistryCHEM 120 – Preparation for General ChemistryCHEM 141 – General Chemistry ICHEM 142 – General Chemistry IICHEM 231 – Organic Chemistry ICHEM 232 – Organic Chemistry IICIS 101 – Fundamentals of Information TechnologyCIS 105 – Introduction to ComputingCIS 110 – Principles of Information SystemsCIS 120 – Computer Maintenance and A+ CertificationCIS 121 – Network Cabling SystemsCIS 125 – Network+ CertificationCIS 140 – DatabasesCIS 162 – Technical Diagramming Using Microsoft VisioCIS 170 – Internet of Things (IoT) – Connecting ThingsCIS 172 – Internet of Things (IoT) SecurityCIS 190 – Windows Operating SystemCIS 191 – Linux Operating SystemCIS 201 – Cisco Academy – Introduction to NetworkingCIS 202 – Cisco Academy – Routing, Switching, and Wireless EssentialsCIS 203 – Cisco Academy – Enterprise Networking, Security, and AutomationCIS 205 – Implementing CISCO IP Routing (ROUTE)CIS 206 – Cisco Networking Academy VICIS 207 – Cisco Networking Academy VIICIS 208 – Cisco Networking Academy VIIICIS 209 – Cisco CyberOpsCIS 210 – Cisco Networking Academy–VoiceCIS 211 – Web Development ICIS 213 – Web Development IICIS 215 – JavaScript Web ProgrammingCIS 219 – PHP/MySQL Dynamic Web-based ApplicationsCIS 220 – E-Commerce and Web PresenceCIS 225 – Web Development CapstoneCIS 261 – NSSA Degree CapstoneCIS 262 – Wireless NetworkingCIS 263 – Fundamentals of Network SecurityCIS 264 – Ethical Cybersecurity HackingCIS 265 – Computer Forensics FundamentalsCIS 267 – Directed Work Experience in CISCIS 270 – Palo Alto Network Security ICIS 271 – Palo Alto Networks – Certified Networks Security Administrator (PCNSA)CIS 272 – Palo Alto Networks Firewall Configuration, Management, and Threat PreventionCIS 290 – Windows Server-Installing and ConfiguringCIS 291 – Linux System AdministrationCIS 293 – Windows Server–AdministeringCIS 294 – Windows Server–Advanced ConfigurationCIS 295 – VMware Certified ProfessionalCOMM 110 – Introduction to Mass CommunicationCOMM 120 – Interpersonal CommunicationCOMM 122 – Public SpeakingCOMM 123 – Advanced Public SpeakingCOMM 124 – Intercultural CommunicationCOMM 135 – Oral Interpretation of LiteratureCOMM 137 – Critical Thinking in Group CommunicationCOMM 145 – ArgumentationCOMM 238 – Speech and Debate Competition ICOMM 239 – Speech and Debate Competition IICOMM 240 – Speech and Debate Competition IIICOMM 241 – Speech and Debate Competition IVCOUN 95 – Academic and Financial Aid PlanningCOUN 101 – Introduction to CollegeCOUN 110 – Career Decision MakingCOUN 120 – College and Career SuccessCOUN 130 – Study Skills and Time ManagementCOUN 140 – Self Awareness and Interpersonal RelationshipsCOUN 150 – Transfer SuccessCS 119 – Program Design and DevelopmentCS 165 – Assembly Language and Machine ArchitectureCS 175 – Mechatronics: Introduction to Microcontrollers and RoboticsCS 176 – Mechatronics: Prototype DesignCS 181 – Introduction to C++ ProgrammingCS 182 – Introduction to Java ProgrammingCS 240 – Discrete StructuresCS 281 – Intermediate C++ Programming and Fundamental Data StructuresCS 282 – Intermediate Java Programming and Fundamental Data StructuresCS 119L – Program Design and Development LabCWS 100 – Career Pathways in Water & WastewaterCWS 101 – Fundamentals of Water & WastewaterCWS 102 – Calculations in Water & WastewaterCWS 103 – Water Resources ManagementCWS 105 – Water ConservationCWS 106 – Electrical & Instrumentation ProcessesCWS 107 – Safety in Water & WastewaterCWS 110 – Laboratory Analysis for Water & WastewaterCWS 112 – Water Treatment Plant OperationsCWS 114 – Wastewater Treatment Plant OperationsCWS 115 – Wastewater Reclamation and ReuseCWS 116 – Advanced Water Treatment ICWS 130 – Water Distribution SystemsCWS 132 – Wastewater Collection SystemsCWS 134 – Pumps, Motors & ValvesCWS 204 – Applied HydraulicsCWS 206 – Advanced Electrical & Instrumentation ProcessesCWS 207 – Practical Skills in Water & Wastewater SystemsCWS 210 – Advanced Laboratory Analysis for Water & WastewaterCWS 212 – Advanced Water Treatment Plant OperationsCWS 214 – Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant OperationsCWS 216 – Advanced Water Treatment IICWS 230 – Advanced Water Distribution SystemsCWS 232 – Advanced Wastewater Collection SystemsCWS 268 – Membrane Plant OperationCWS 270 – Public Works SupervisionCWS 280 – Backflow Tester TrainingCWS 282 – Cross-Connection Control SpecialistCWS 284 – Cross-Connection Control Specialist-Recycled WaterCWS 290 – Cooperative Work ExperienceECON 110 – Economic Issues and PoliciesECON 120 – Principles of MacroeconomicsECON 121 – Principles of MicroeconomicsED 151 – Effective Tutoring StrategiesED 200 – Teaching as a ProfessionEHSM 100 – Introduction to Environmental and Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) TechnologyEHSM 110 – Pollution PreventionEHSM 130 – Environmental/Occupational Health Effects of Hazardous MaterialsEHSM 135 – General Industry Safety StandardsEHSM 140 – Laboratory Safety ManagementEHSM 145 – Construction Safety StandardsEHSM 150 – Hazardous Waste Management ApplicationsEHSM 200 – Hazardous Materials Management (HMM) ApplicationsEHSM 201 – Introduction to Industrial Hygiene and Occupational HealthEHSM 205 – Safety and Risk Management AdministrationEHSM 210 – Industrial Wastewater and Stormwater ManagementEHSM 215 – Air Quality ManagementEHSM 230 – Hazwoper CertificationEHSM 240 – Cooperative Work ExperienceEHSM 250 – EHS Field ApplicationsENGL 20 – Support for Freshman CompositionENGL 30 – Comprehensive Support for Freshman CompositionENGL 120 – College Composition and ReadingENGL 122 – Introduction to LiteratureENGL 124 – Advanced Composition: Critical Reasoning and WritingENGL 126 – Creative WritingENGL 130 – Short Fiction Writing IENGL 140 – Poetry Writing IENGL 200 – Cooperative Work Experience in EnglishENGL 201 – Images of Women in LiteratureENGL 202 – Introduction to Film as LiteratureENGL 214 – Masterpieces of DramaENGL 217 – Fantasy and Science FictionENGL 221 – British Literature IENGL 222 – British Literature IIENGL 231 – American Literature IENGL 232 – American Literature IIENGL 236 – Chicana/o LiteratureENGL 238 – Black LiteratureENGL 270 – World Literature IENGL 271 – World Literature IIENGR 100 – Introduction to Engineering and DesignENGR 103 – Environmental Engineering SeminarENGR 119 – Basic Engineering CADENGR 120 – Engineering Computer ApplicationsENGR 125 – Solid Modeling DesignENGR 129 – Engineering Solid ModelingENGR 175 – Mechatronics: Introduction to Microcontrollers and RoboticsENGR 176 – Mechatronics: Prototype DesignENGR 182 – Work Experience in Engineering TechnologyENGR 199 – Special Studies or Projects in EngineeringENGR 200 – Engineering Mechanics-StaticsENGR 210 – Electric CircuitsENGR 218 – Plane 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