Summer 2011 Schedule

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE
SUMMER 2011 CLASS SCHEDULE

CONTENTS
Student Information
Dates and Deadlines ........................................... 1
Phone Numbers .................................................. 2
Who Can Enroll .................................................. 2
Registration Information .................................... 2
Online Registration ............................................. 3
General Requirements for Registration ............... 4
TouchTone Registration Form ............................. 5
WedAdvisor ........................................................ 6
Counseling ......................................................... 9
Enrollment Fees ................................................. 9
Refund Fee Policy and Schedule ....................... 11
Student Services ............................................... 11
Financial Aid .................................................... 12
Miscellaneous Information ............................... 16
Free Student Email ........................................... 20
Summer 2011 Classes

6-week classes ............................................ 21-34
8-week evening classes ..................................... 34
10-week classes .......................................... 34-38
Career and Technology Center classes ......... 38-39
2011 SUMMER SESSION

Summer classes are available at Fresno City College in 6, 8 and 10-week sessions. Apply online for
these courses at webadvisor.scccd.edu. NEW, TRANSFER AND RETURNING FORMER STUDENTS
must le an application for admission in order to receive a registration appointment. CURRENTLY
ENROLLED STUDENTS will receive their Summer enrollment materials beginning in March. For best
selection of classes, students are encouraged to enroll on their registration dates. Specic add dates
for the 8-week session beginning June 13, and the 6-week session, also beginning June 13 are listed
below. For all other summer session classes, nal add and drop dates will vary by class. Check with
your class instructor or the Admissions and Records Ofce for add/drop dates of a specic class.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE ON DROP DATES AND OTHER STATE-MANDATED DEADLINES
It is the students responsibility to comply with the following state-mandated deadlines.
Fee Refund - State code denes the drop-deadlines required to qualify for fee refund/reversals for
Summer Session classes as on or before 10 percent of the duration of the class. Check with your
Business Ofce for the deadlines.
Pass Pass - Students must request Pass/No Pass status (or cancel a previous request for Pass/No
Pass/No
Pass status) on or before 30 percent of the duration of the class. Check with your Admissions and
Records Ofce for the deadline on your class.
No Record (DR) - Classes dropped before 20 percent of the duration of the class will not be reected
on the students transcript. Check with your instructor for the deadline applicable to your class.
Withdrawal (W) - A student will be assigned a grade of W for classes dropped on or after 20
percent of the duration of the class, up to and including 50 percent of the duration of the class. After
the 50 percent point, the student must receive a letter grade other than a W (i.e., A, B, C, D, F, I,
P, NP). Check with your instructor for the deadline applicable to your class.
Dates and Deadlines

MARCH 11
Summer registration begins, by appointment, for CONTINUING STUDENTS.
APRIL 12
Summer registration begins, by appointment, for NEW, TRANSFER AND RETURNING FORMER STUDENTS
MAY 30
MEMORIA DAY HOLIDAY (campus closed, no classes)

MEMORIAL
MAY 31
INSTRUCTION begins for 10-week summer sessions
JUNE 13
INSTRUCTION begins for 6-week and 8-week summer sessions
JULY 4
INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY observed (campus closed, no classes)
JULY 22
Final examination end for 6-week session classes
AUGUST 5
Last day for degree and certicate candidates to le for August 2010 completion date
AUGUST 5
Final examination end for 8-week and 10-week session classes
Fresno City College

1101 E. University Avenue
Fresno, CA 93741
(559) 442-4600
www.fresnocitycollege.edu
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Changes To The Printed Schedule: This class schedule is subject to change without prior notice. An updated master schedule is available in the Admissions and Records Ofce with changes noted. State Center
Community College District reserves the right to cancel scheduled classes at any time before, during, or after registration, due to low enrollment, instructor availability, or other reasons.
FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011
Phone Numbers
( FRESNO CITY COLLEGE

Main Switchboard ......................................................... (559) 442-4600
Ofce Hours .......................................................... 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
WHO CAN ENROLL?

You may enroll in classes at Fresno City College if you are a high school
graduate or the equivalent (GED or CHSPE) or, if not a high school graduate,
you are at least 18 years old. Also, if you are a currently enrolled high school
junior or senior, you are welcome to take classes with permission from a
parent and your high school principal. Contact your high school counselor
for details about the High School Enrichment Program.
This is all you have to do

Admissions and Records ............................................... (559) 442-8240
Assessment Center ......................................................... (559) 442-8282
Athletics ........................................................................ (559) 499-6065
Bookstore ..................................................................... (559) 442-8261
Business Ofce .............................................................. (559) 489-2234
Career Center ............................................................... (559) 442-8291
STEP 1 If you have never attended Fresno City College (new or transfer
student) or have been away for two or more semesters (returning former
student), you must rst complete an application for admission. Applications
are available online at www.fresnocitycollege.edu
www.fresnocitycollege.edu, from the Admissions
Ofce, or from the counseling ofce at your local high school. Currently
enrolled students do not have to reapply for admission.
STEP 2 Check this schedule and select the courses in which you wish to
enroll. Be sure you have reviewed the recommended course prerequisites
listed (if any). If you are a continuing, transfer or returning former student and
are not sure which classes you need to take, visit the Counseling Center
Center.
Child Development Center ............................................. (559) 244-2691

Computer Lab ................................................................ (559) 442-8208
Counseling .................................................................... (559) 442-8226
Apply online through

the campus website at
www.fresnocitycollege.edu
Disabled Students Programs and Services ...................... (559) 442-8237

EOPS ............................................................................. (559) 442-8231
Financial Aid ................................................................. (559) 442-8245
Health Services .............................................................. (559) 442-8268
Library .......................................................................... (559) 442-8204
Police Department ......................................................... (559) 442-8201
Student Services Help Desk ........................................... (559) 442-8200
Student Support Services Program ................................. (559) 265-5789
Transcripts .................................................................... (559) 442-8228
Transfer Center .............................................................. (559) 442-8290
Upward Bound .............................................................. (559) 499-6059
Veterans Ofce .............................................................. (559) 442-8224
Writing and Reading Center ............................ (559) 442-4600 ext. 8188
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Currently enrolled students can check their Registration eligibility on
WebAdvisor beginning in February 2011. The Registration Eligibility
screen will show his/
his/her Summer/Fall registration date and any holds that
must be cleared prior to being allowed to register. Registration eligibility
notices will also be emailed to his
his/her my.scccd.edu ffree email. If you have
been away for two or more semesters, ha
have never attended a State Center
Community College District campuss or center
center, or if you are a high school
student, you must complete an admission application prior to being able
to register for classes.
Notice to High School Enrichment students. Upon completion of your
admission application and approval of the High School Enrichment
application, you MUST attend the rst meeting of the class(es) and obtain
a Student Authorization code to enroll.

Registration Holds
If you have a registration hold, it must be cleared prior to your registration
appointment. The following chart will refer you to the appropriate ofce
to resolve the hold.
CODE
AB540
ADREG
AR
ARADD
ATHL
BENR
BF...
Or
BR...
CALWRK
DEAN
DSPS
EOPS
HE
INTL
O
WHERE TO CLEAR HOLD

Admissions & Records
Athletics Counselor
Business Ofce - any campus/center
Fresno City College Business Ofce
Reedley College Business Ofce
CalWorks Ofce
Vice President Student Services
Disabled Students Program
EOPS Ofce
Admissions & Records Student must register in person
International Students Ofce
College Relations - Online Probation available
If your Academic Standing is other than GOOD, you must clear the status
through the Counseling Ofce. Students may have a combination of Level
1, Level 2 and Academic/Progress Dismissal.
CODE
A1, P1
A2, P2,
AD, PD
CPBP
DQ1
DQ2
DQ3
DESCRIPTION
Level 1 Probation
Level 2 Probation
Academic / Progress Dismissal
Continued Probation per Board Policy
First Disqualication Must Petition for Readmission
Second Disqualication Must Petition for Readmission
Third Disqualication Must Petition for Readmission
Registration Substitutes (Proxy

Registration)
The Federal Family Education Rights and Privacy Act makes it illegal for the
college to release a students condential educational records, including
registration information, to anyone without written permission from the
student. Therefore, if you are unable to register on your appointed date,
you may either register at a later date or have someone else substitute for
you provided the following procedure is observed.
YOUR SUBSTITUTE must have a written statement signed
by you authorizing him/her to register on your behalf.
Forms are available at the Admissions and Records
Ofce. It is not necessary that your authorization be
made on the form provided by the college; however,
if you prepare your own statement, it must contain
specic information. Contact the Admissions
and Records Ofce for details.
YOUR SUBSTITUTE should also have your registration
worksheet, a list of classes you wish to take (including
several alternates) and sufcient funds to pay the
necessary fees listed under Enrollment Fees on
page 9.
Online Registration - WebAdvisor

Students in good standing, with no registration holds, can access WebAdvisor
at www.webadvisor.scccd.edu or by choosing the WebAdvisor quick link
at www.fresnocitycollege.edu
www.fresnocitycollege.edu.
Before logging in
Complete the following steps:
Be sure to study course descriptions in the
colleges catalog, or online, to ensure that
prerequisites are satised.
See a counselor for any assistance you need to clear a
pre-requisite taken in high school or at another college,
academic standing other than GOOD, update your student
education plan (SEP) or select classes.
Complete the English/Math placement test if appropriate.
For testing information, call the Assessment Center at
( (559) 442-8282.
Clear any registration holds at the appropriate ofce
(see registration holds on this page).
Each student is given a User ID; this is your last name combined with
your 7-digit student ID number in the format lastname_student ID# (e.g.
smith_0123456). If you do not remember your User ID, click on Whats
My User ID? for help.
Your initial WebAdvisor password is set to your 6-digit birthdate in the

format MMDDYY. For example, if your birthday is January 1, 1980, then
your 6-digit password is 010180. During your initial login, you will be
prompted to change your password. A password hint feature is available
to help you remember your WebAdvisor password in the future.
Students are not sent a copy of any registration transactions or a class
schedule when using WebAdvisor. Students can view and print a copy of
their class schedule by clicking on My Class Schedule under the Academic
Prole heading. Students are responsible for paying any fees due by the
payment due date. Click on Your Payment Due Date under the Financial
Information heading to determine when your fees are due.
Steps of how to register online are provided on page 6.
Variable Unit Courses
Student Schedules
Students who register in person will receive a registration statement at the
time of registration. The registration statement will also include the payment
due date. Students are not sent a copy of any registration transactions or
a class schedule when using WebAdvisor. Students can view and print a
copy of their class schedule by clicking on My Class Schedule under the
Academic Prole heading.
It is the students responsibility, not the instructors responsibility, to drop a

class and/or withdraw from college (by notifying the college and dropping
all classes) when he/she no longer wishes to be enrolled. A student who
drops a summer class between 20 to 50 percent into the duration of the
class will receive a W. No entry will be made on the record of a student
who drops a summer class before 20 percent of the duration of the class.
Dropping a summer class after 50 percent of the duration is not allowed.
After that time, students will receive a letter grade other than a W. Consult
your college catalog for further details. Contact your Admissions and Records
Ofce for drop deadlines on specic summer classes. Drop forms may be
obtained from the Admissions and Records Ofce, or students may drop
courses using the TouchTone system. ((559) 229-9833, 1-877-2467222, or WebAdvisor (www.webadvisor.scccd.edu). Veterans receiving
nancial assistance should contact the Veterans Ofce before dropping
a class or withdrawing from college and students receiving nancial aid
should contact the Financial Aid ofce before withdrawing from college.
Please review page 11 for the Policy for Fee Reversal.
Late Registration
Beginning the rst week of classes, students wishing to add a class will be
required to obtain a Student Add Label from the instructor of record. The
Student Add Label contains an authorization code that allows the student
to register for the class using the TouchTone Registration System. Specic
instructions on how to use the authorization code with TouchTone is provided
by the instructor at the time the Student Add Label is acquired.
Students who are not in GOOD academic standing will not have access to
TouchTone Registration. Students will need to take their Student Add Label
with authorization code to the registration ofce to register.
Other Important Information

Corequisites
Requires that you take simutaneously with another class if not already
completed (concurrent enrollment).
Prerequisites
Prerequisite requirements must be met in order to register for classes with
a prerequisite. See a counselor for assistance to clear any prerequisite
requirement.
Instructor Permission
Classes requiring instructor permission must be cleared by the instructor.
Obtain necessary permission from the instructor or division ofce.
WebAdvisor: For variable unit courses, you will need to enter the number
of units you want to add.
Waiting Lists
Once classes reach their seat capacity, you will be notied that the class
is closed and may be given the option to be placed on the waiting list
(not all classes have waiting lists). Students are limited to one waiting
list per course.
Dropping a Class and/or Withdrawal

from College
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR

REGISTRATION
DOUBLE-CHECK everything carefully. The college assumes no responsibility
to adjust time conicts which are the result of the students own error.
The online registration system will catch most time conicts, but the nal
responsibility is yours.
Prerequisites/Corequisites/Advisories
Students are urged to study the description of courses in the colleges
catalog to ensure that prerequisites are satised before registering for
a course. Correct registration at an early date is important.
TouchTone Registration Instructions
Step 1
Call (559) 229-9833 Outside Fresno/Clovis call 1-877-246-7222 or 1-877-2GO-SCCC

Help Line: (559) 442-8200
Step 2
After prompt, select option #1 for Registration
Step 3
After prompt, enter your 7-digit student identication number.
Step 4
After prompt, enter your 6-digit PIN number (until you change it, this will be your birthdate).
Example: Birthdate is January 9, 1988, so PIN would be 010988
Step 5
Registration Main Menu
Enter 1 to Enter a new course

Enter 2 to Delete a course
Enter 3 to Review your schedule
Enter 4 to Accept schedule and le it
To begin the registration process, enter 1 (enter a new course) from the Main Menu.
Step 6
You will be asked to enter the requested course number, which is the 5-digit schedule number for each class that you wish to
add. Listen to all voice prompts for additional instructions.
Have alternate courses available in case any of your chosen classes are closed and you do not wish to be placed on the waiting
list.
For variable unit courses, you will be asked to enter the number of units you want to add. Use the * key for a decimal point
and press the # key at the end.
Example:
For a 1 unit class, enter 1#
For a 1.5 unit class, enter 1*5#
Example:
077770
Schedule #
ENGL 1A
MWF
Course Name
Day
7-9a.m.
Time
Units
RC
Location
Alternate Courses
Step 7
To complete your registration transaction(s), you must select option 4 ACCEPT SCHEDULE AND FILE IT from the main
menu. Failure to complete this step may cause you to lose all your session transactions.
At the conclusion of Step 7, you will hear your account balance. Payments should be mailed directly to your college campus, in
person, or at the Business Services Ofce. Payments can be made by telephone with a credit card.
WebAdvisor: Register Online

WebAdvisor is available for registration. Students in good standing,
with no registration holds, can access WebAdvisor Registration at www.
webadvisor.scccd.edu or by choosing the WebAdvisor link at www.
fresnocitycollege.edu.
fresnocitycollege.edu
User will be asked to enter your Login ID; this is your last name combined with your 7-digit student ID number in the format lastname_student ID# (example: smith_0123456). If you cannot remember your
login name, click on Whats My User ID? for help.
User will be asked for your password. Your temporary WebAdvisor
password is your 6-digit birthdate in the format MMDDYY. For example,
if your birthdate is January 1, 1980, then your 6-digit password is
010180. The rst time you login you will be prompted to change your
password. A password hint feature is available to help you remember
your WebAdvisor password in the future.
All registration policies and information that apply to TouchTone

Registration also apply to WebAdvisor Registration and Waitlists. Exceptions: 1) Students are not mailed a copy of their schedule when using
WebAdvisor. 2) To change your WebAdvisor password, use the Change
Password Option on the WebAdvisor screen.
For variable unit courses, change number of units before submitting
transaction.
Online help is available to assist you while using WebAdvisor.
Students registering via WebAdvisor will not be mailed a student schedule;
if you have a printer, you can print your schedule off the WebAdvisor
schedule page. You can also get a copy at the Admissions and Records
Ofce.
Refer to the payment due link to determine when fees are due. Student is responsible for submitting payments by payment due date.
Register Online
Go to either Express Registration or Search
and Register for classes
A shopping cart of Preferred Sections will
be created for you; Preferred classes are not
registered classes. See next step
You must take an action and submit your
requests to be registered
You can add your name on a waitlist
You may also drop a class from your
Preferred Sections or your Registered
Sections
All registration rules will apply to waitlisted
courses
You can only be placed on one waitlist
per class
If you have a time conict you cannot be
registered for a class
Time conicts between registered classes
and wa
waitlisted classes may result in being
dropped from the wa
waitlisted class
Managing My Waitlists
View your waitlisted classes anytime with Manage My Waitlist
Drop waitlisted classes anytime by selecting REMOVE from the Action Box
You may also drop a class from your registered sections
Important Notice: You must waitlist for all corequisite classes to be considered for
registration in a class that requires a corequisite.
A prerequisite is dened to mean a condition of enrollment that a student

must meet in order to register in a course or program. A student may
challenge any prerequisite by completing the Prerequisite/Corequisite
Challenge Procedure Petition available in the Counseling Center. It is the
students responsibility to be certain that he/she has met the necessary
prerequisite(s) for any course taken. The student will be dropped from
any class where it is veried that the necessary prerequisite has not been
taken and passed. Prerequisites will be validated after nal semester
grades have been posted.
It should be understood by the student that whether or not a prerequisite
is specically stated, the instructional staff of Fresno City College assumes
that each student who enrolls in a transfer-level course possesses sufcient
competencies in the areas of reading, writing and mathematics to be able
to prot from instruction.
A corequisite indicates that the course must be taken simultaneously
with another course if not already completed. Advisory indicates that the
institution recommends, but does not require certain course work be taken
prior to enrolling in the described course.
Course Prerequisite/Corequisite Approval

Students planning to take an English course, a math course or a course
with a prerequisite or corequisite (see this class schedule for individual
course prerequisites/corequisites) must qualify for these courses. This can
be done by fullling one of the following requirements:
Take the English/Math Placement Test Prior to Registering

There is no charge for the English or Math Placement Test. The test takes
approximately three hours and is administered by the Assessment Center
at Fresno City College, LI-146. ( Call the FCC Assessment Center hotline for
test information ( (559) 442-8282
Furnish Other Evidence

Students who do not take the English/math placement tests at Fresno City
College may furnish other evidence that they have satised the prerequisites
by submitting documentation (e.g., ofcial grade report or transcript) which
provides verication of satisfactory completion of college-level prerequisites
courses. This evidence must be presented or available to a counselor at
the time you seek written approval for these courses prior to registration.
(See Prerequisites Challenge Procedures on this page).
Other Limitations on Enrollment

Enrollment in certain courses or educational programs of study may require
tryouts, auditions or may be limited by health and safety considerations,
facility limitations, faculty workload, the availability of qualied instructors,
funding limitations or legal requirements imposed by statutes, regulations or
contracts. All such limitations are in conformity with the provisions of Title
5, Section 58106, California Community College Board of Governors.
Prerequisite Challenge Procedures

Students may challenge a prerequisite or corequisite by completing the
Prerequisite/Corequisite Challenge Petition and have it approved. Students
may meet with a counselor to discuss the request for challenging the
prerequisite or corequisite after completing the petition. If the counselor
agrees that the challenge is warranted, the petition will be signed by both
parties, or the petition will be routed to the appropriate instructor.
Reasons for seeking a Prerequisite/Corequisite Challenge Petition may
include one or more of the following:
1. The prerequisite or corequisite has not been reasonably
available.
2. The prerequisite or corequisite was met at another
institution.
3. The student can provide evidence of having knowledge or
ability to succeed in the course despite not meeting the
prerequisite or corequisite.
4. A prerequisite, corequisite or limitation on enrollment is
discriminatory or applied in an unfairly discriminatory
manner.
5. The prerequisite or corequisite is not valid because it
is not necessary for success in the course for which it
is required.
If space is available in a course when the student les the challenge to the
prerequisite or the corequisite, a seat shall be reserved for the student
and the challenge will be resolved within ve working days. If no space
is available in the course when the challenge is led, the challenge shall
be resolved prior to the beginning of registration for the next term and, if
the challenge is upheld, the student shall be permitted to enroll if space is
available when the student registers for the subsequent term.

Key to Graduation or Transfer Status
Designations
Listed with the course subject and number, if applicable, are abbreviations
identifying the transfer or graduation status of the course. The key to the
abbreviations follows:
A
Associate degree applicable
CSU
Transferable to the California State University system
CSU-GE Meets the general education requirements for the

California State University transfer certication.
Completion of all courses in the California State
University General Education transfer certication
pattern will permit a student to transfer to a campus in
the California State University system without having
to complete additional lower division general
education courses after the transfer.
I
Meets the requirements of the Intersegmental General

Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC).
Completion of all IGETC requirements will permit a
student to transfer to a campus in either the California
State University or University of California system
without having to complete additional lower division
general education courses after transfer.
UC
Transferable to the University of California system.
COUNSELING
Counselors and Educational Advisors are available to assist students during
registration and throughout the year.
Educational Transfer Curriculum

Students planning to transfer from a SCCCD institution to a baccalaureate
institution should be aware that admissions and major requirements will vary
with each university. To ensure appropriate transfer course preparation:
SEE a counselor to ensure appropriate course planning.
UTILIZE the college catalog for transfer course planning
information: CSU-GE, UC Breadth or the UC/CSU
(IGETC) pattern.
OBTAIN from the Counseling Center a major sheet describing
the general education and major preparation for each college.
Remember the major sheets are advisory only. Since changes
occur frequently, see a counselor to discuss your major
and identify any changes that may have occurred in your
major and general education preparation.
REVIEW AND CHECK OUT college catalogs and brochures
overnight from the Career or Transfer Center in the
Counseling Department.
WRITE the college or department directly for additional

transfer information.
Counseling Required Academic Status

Counseling is required prior to registration for students on Academic and/or
Progress Probation or Special Counseling status. For more information,
go to the Counseling Center.
ENROLLMENT FEES
Student Fees: Enrollment Fee
Each student pays a per unit enrollment fee. The total amount is determined
upon the
he number of units a student registers for each semester.
California Residents: $26 per unit (with no cap)
Note: Enrollment fees for California residents are subject to change
without notice per the California State Legislature
egislature and the Gov
Governor.
If enrollment fees are raised after you enroll, you will be invoiced for
the unpaid
npaid ddifference.
California residents may apply ffor a Board of Governors Enrollment Fee
Waiver through the college Financial Aid Ofce. Ef
Effective Fall 2006, the
Student Health Fee will no longer be covered by the Board of Governors
Fee Waiver.
Out-of-State/International Student
Tuition Fees
Any U.S. resident student that has not established California residency must
pay a non-resident fee of $190 per unit for summer classes. International
students must pay a tuition fee of $211 per unit for summer classes. In
addition to the non-resident fee or the tuition fee, an enrollment fee of
$26 will be charged for each unit taken. Check with the Admissions and
Records Ofce for details regarding residency requirements.
Payment of Fees
Fees are due based on when you register in each class.
Summer 2010 fees are due based on when you register in each class.
If you register:
Summer 2011 fees* are due

no later than:
March 9 - March 23
April 28
March 24 - May 25
May 26
May 26 - after
Same day you register*
*Fees must be paid by the

end of the business day
(5 p.m.) noted or you may
be dropped.
The Business Ofce will not drop students for non-payment of fees once
the class begins. Students are responsible for dropping their own classes.
Please see page 11 regarding tuition refund policies.
Note: Financial aid is available for eligible students. See the Financial
Aid Ofce for more information.
nfor
nformation.
10
Personal Checks
All personal checks must be imprinted with the name of the account
holder. Postdated and two-party checks will not be accepted. Students
whose checks are returned by the bank marked insufcient funds, stop
payment, account closed, refer to maker, etc., will be assessed a $25
service charge. Returned checks can be cleared at the campus Business
Ofce cashiers window with a money order, cashiers check, credit card
or cash personal checks will not be accepted to clear returned checks.
Returned checks not paid within 30 days of the date of the NSF notice will
be forwarded to a collection agency and will be subject to all associated
collection fees.
When mailing fees, pay
payment should be mailed to:
Fresno City College, Business Ofce
1101 East University Avenue
Fresno, CA 93741
Please be sure to write your student ID on your check. Allow enough time
for payments to reach the college prior to the due date. The college assumes
no responsibility for delays caused by the U.S. Postal Service. Postmarks
will not be honored. Students
udents who ffail to pay by their scheduled due date
may be dropped from their classes.
Credit Card Payment

Students are encouraged to use the online W
Students
WebAdvi
ebAdvisors
ebAdvi
sors Pay
on my account option to pay their enrollment fees by cr
credit
card. If you are unable to login to WebAdvisor, please contact the WebAdvisor Help Desk at (559) 442-8240 to obtain login information. Credit
card payments are also accepted at the Business Ofces cashier window
or over the telephone (see page 2 for phone numbers) during normal
business hours.
( (559) 489-2234
Materials Fee - Selected Courses Only

In accordance with the Education Code, State Center Community College
District and Fresno City College may require students to provide certain
instructional and other materials. These may include, but are not limited
to, textbooks, tools, equipment, and special clothing (e.g. uniforms). Such
required materials fees may be: (1) The materials are used in the production
of a course-related project or end project that has a continuing value to the
student outside of the classroom setting; or (2) The required materials for
use in the class have continuing value to the student outside the classroom
setting. Students who wish to purchase instructional materials on their own
must secure advance written approval of the instructor and provide such
written approval to the Business Ofce for a waiver of the material fee.
Health Fee
All on-campus students are required to pay a $14 health fee for the summer term and a $17 health fee for each semester (fall and spring terms).
Off-campus students are required to pay a $9 health fee for each term (fall,
spring, and summer). For students enrolled in both on-campus and offcampus sites the health fee is charged at the on-campus rate. Effective Fall
2006, on-campus sites will include Fresno City College, Reedley College,
Willow International Center and Madera Center.
Parking Fee
Vehicles must display a State Center Community College District parking
permit to park in parking
ng lots aat all district locations. The price for a parking permit is $8 for the summer semester and $17 for the fall and spring
semesters. Permits can be purchased in the College Business Ofce. Copies
of the campus parking regulations are available at the College Business
Ofce and the College Police Department.
Student Expenses
Based on Summer 2011 rates.
The following budgets have been put together to help you plan out your
expenses. Fees can change each academic year. If you have questions,
please call the College Business Ofce.
Academic Expenses - California Resident (per semester)
Enrollment Fee (example: $26 x 6 units) ............................... $156.00
Health Fee ................................................................................ $14.00
Books & Supplies (approximate) ........................................... $250.00
Instructional Material Fees ....................................................... $30.00
Parking Permit ........................................................................... $8.00
Total ....................................................................................... $458.00
Academic Expenses - Out-of-State Student (per semester)
Tuition ($190 x 6 units) ...................................................... $1,140.00
Health Fee ................................................................................ $14.00
Parking Permit ........................................................................... $8.00
Total .................................................................................... $1,598.00
Academic Expenses - International Student (per semester)
Tuition ($211 x 6 units) ...................................................... $1,266.00
Health Insurance* .................................................................. $150.00
Health Fee ................................................................................ $14.00
Parking Permit ........................................................................... $8.00
Total .................................................................................... $1,874.00
*International students must have health insurance to attend college.
Students must provide proof of health insurance or purchase a policy
through the FCC International Student Ofce.

REFUND FEE POLICY AND SCHEDULE
Refund Fee Processing
It is the students responsibility, not the instructors responsibility, to drop a
class by the refund/fee reversal deadline. A refund reversal of enrollment,
tuition and class material fees shall be made in accordance with the district
refund policy. Students are required to submit a refund request form to
the College Business Ofce. Requests may also be submitted online at
www.fresnocitycollege.edu by selecting the Forms Online quick link and
choosing the Request for Refund option. Please ensure that all class(es)
are dropped before submitting your request. Refund checks may take up
to eight weeks to receive.
Refund of Enrollment Fees and Tuition

Refund or reversal of enrollment fees and tuition shall be made following
cancellation or withdrawal from class(es) in accordance with the following
schedule. Requests may be made in person at the College Business Ofce
A-109 or online at www.fresnocitycollege.edu by selecting the Forms
Online quick link and choosing the Request for Refund option.
Refund requests are subject to an audit of the students record to verify
balance. Credit balances may be carried forward to the new term in lieu
of a refund and will remain on the books for three years.
Summer/Short Term Classes

State code denes the drop deadlines to qualify for fee refund/reversals
for short-term classes as on or before 10 percent of the duration of the
class. A 100% refund is given upon withdrawal by the 10 percent point.
No refund is given after withdrawal beyond the 10 percent point.
Number of
10% Point
100% refund if
class meetings*: (rounded down)
withdrawal is on or before:
8
0.8 = 0
1st day of class
16
1.6 = 1
1st day of class
24
2.4 = 2
2nd day of class
38
3.8 = 3
3rd day of class
*Do not count holidays or other non-class meeting days for
calculation, e.g. July 4.
Refund of Health Fee

Students receive a refund upon complete withdrawal from all classes in
accordance with the enrollment and tuition fee refund schedule.
Refund of Parking Fee

Full refunds for parking permits will be made during the rst week of the
summer session and the rst two weeks for the fall/spring semesters upon
proof of complete withdrawal from school. The parking permits must be
attached to a Request for Refund form and returned to the College Business
Ofce in order to obtain the refund. There is no refund for limited-term
parking permits.
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mus cuag tau Counseling Department.
Si necesita informacin en espaol para su evalucin,
favor de ponerse en contacto con el Departmento de
Consejeros.
STUDENT SERVICES
As a student of the State Center Community College District, youll nd a
host of services to help you succeed as well as a friendly staff to provide
assistance as you pursue a community college education.
Career Center
The Career Center serves as a resource center for students, counselors
and faculty. The center offers occupational information and assistance
with career and educational planning. If you are deciding about a career
or major, the Career Center is a good place to start. Services include
Choosing a Major workshops, computer based career information
and guidance systems, reference books and materials, and an extensive
collection of catalogs.
( (559) 442-8291
Counseling and Guidance

Complete guidance services academic, career and personal counseling
are available. Assistance with course selection is available. Placement
testing and classes in study skills, college success and career exploration
are also offered. See the phone number listing on page 2.
Disabled Students Programs & Services

(DSP&S)
Students with physical, learning and/or psychological disabilities have
assistance available. DSP&S services that contribute toward a successful
course of study include:
Specialized academic, personal and career counseling
Specialized instruction in English, Math, Adaptive PE and
Workforce Preparation
Learning Disability Assessment
Adaptive Computer Technology
Media resources
Adaptive Ornamental Horticulture instruction
Independent Living/Consumer Skills classes
Job Placement
Transition to College classes
Specialized Supportive Services
Medical verication of disability must be provided to the Disabled Students
Programs and Services ofce to qualify.
( (559) 442-8237 (Voice/TDD)
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Extended Opportunity Programs and

Services (EOPS)
EOPS at Fresno City College offers a comprehensive program for lowincome and academically underprepared students. This program includes
special orientation, academic and personal counseling, advising, special
instruction, career guidance, tutoring, nancial aid, college transfer
information, book services, emergency loans and other support services.
Participants must enroll in a minimum of 12 units.
To be selected for EOPS, a student must apply for Financial Aid. Names
of nancially eligible students will be selected for evaluation. An EOPS
interest card may also be submitted to the EOPS ofce. EOPS begins
accepting applications for Book Services one month prior to the start
of each semester. Students are encouraged to apply early to qualify for a
grant. ( (559) 442-8231
Cooperative Agencies Resources for

Education (CARE)
The CARE program was established as a supplemental component under
the requirements and guidelines of EOPS. This unique program provides
educational support services and activities for students who meet the
following criteria:
Single head of household
Receiving TANF/CalWORKs
Have one child under the age of 14
Meet the EOPS eligibility requirements
Enrolled in 12 units or more
Applications can be picked up at the EOPS ofce.
Veterans
Requests for educational benets under the G.I. Bill require a separate
application for certication. Veterans are reminded that the eligibility period
for veterans benets is limited to 10 years from their date of separation
from active duty. Please also note that the Veterans Administration requires
the college or center to decertify a veteran receiving benets after two
consecutive semesters with a GPA below 2.0. ( (559) 442-8224
Financial Aid
The majority of our students receive some form of nancial aid. Assistance
is available to students in need of enrollment fee waivers, grants, loans,
part-time jobs and scholarships. ( (559) 442-8245
IMPORTANT:
Federal Financial Aid Recipients
Any federal nancial aid recipient totally withdrawing from classes prior
to the completion of 60 percent of the semester may be expected to repay
all or a portion of any federal nancial aid received.
Board of Governors 2011-2012 Enrollment Fee Waiver

The California Community Colleges offer the Board of Governors
Enrollment Fee Waiver for students who are California residents and who
meet any one of the following three criteria.
1. You or your family are receiving public assistance from
the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF,
formerly AFDC) or supplemental Security Income
(SSI) or General Assistance/General Relief or have
certication from the California Department of
Veterans Affairs.
2. You meet the following year 2010 income standards:
Number in Household
Your Family Income Last Year
(including yourself)
(adjusted gross income and/or
untaxed income.)
1 .................................................................$16,245 or less
2 .................................................................$21,855 or less
3 ..................................................................$27,465 or less
4 .................................................................$33,075 or less
Add $$5,610 for each additional dependent beyond four.
3. You have completed the 2011-2012 Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
and have demonstrated nancial need.
Students can apply for a Board of Governors Enrollment Fee Waiver at the
Financial Aid Computer Lab in Ll-123
Students applying for a summer 2011 BOG must

complete the 2011-2012 FAFSA application. All
other summer aid, other than a fee waiver, will be
awarded from the 2010-2011 FAFSA.
All students will be charged the health fee of $14 for
summer 2011. The Board of Governors Fee Waiver
(BOG) will no longer waive this fee.
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Ayuda Financiera
Transcripts
La ayuda nanciera es para estudiantes con necesidad de: dispensacin de

matrcula, premios, prstamos, empleo de temporalidad y becas.
( (559) 442-8245
Transcripts of courses taken at Fresno City College can be requested over

the internet at www.fresnocitycollege.edu
www.fresnocitycollege.edu. Computers are available in the
Admissions and Records Ofces and in campus computer labs. Click on
Online Services then Transcripts, please read the inf
information on
the page, then click on Online Request for Transcripts. Complete the
required elds and submit. Students are entitled to obtain two copies of
their transcripts free of charge in their lifetime; the fee for each additional
copy is $5. Students accounts will be automatically billed for the additional
copies requested the next business day. Students must pay for their
transcripts in advance at any campus Business Ofce or by mailing a check
or money order. Please do not mail cash. Payments are accepted at campus
Business Ofces, on WebAdvisor, or by telephone. Transcripts will not be
provided if the student has a monetary hold on his/her permanent le
or if previous transcript requests have not been paid in full.
( (559) 489-2234
IMPORTANTE:
Excenin de cuota de inscripcin de la Mesa de Directores para 20112012 Las Universidades Comunitarias de California ofrecen la exencin
de cuota de inscripcin de Matrcula de la Mesa de Directores para
estudiantes que son residentes de California que satisfacen cualquiera de
los tres requisitos:
1. Usted o su familia reciben asistencia del programa
Asistencia Temporal Para Familias Necesitadas
(TANF, antes AFDC) asistencia general. Ingreso
adicional de Seguro (SSI) tener certicado
del Departmento de Asuntos de Veteranos de California.
2. Usted satisface uno de los siguientes niveles de
ingreso para el ao 2010.
Nmero el Hogar
Ingreso de Familia el Ao Pasado
(Incluyndose usted)
(Ingreso bruto ajustado y/ ingreso
sin descuento de impuestos.)
1 ................................................................$16,245 o menos
2 ................................................................$21,855 o menos
3 .................................................................$27,465 o menos
4 ................................................................$33,075 o menos
Agregue $$5,610 por cada miembro adicional de
familia cuando son ms de cuatro.
3. Usted ha completado la 2011-2012 Solicitud Gratuita
para Asistencia Federal Estudiantil (FAFSA) y ha
demostrado necesidad nanciera.
Health Services
The Health Service Ofce provides day assistance, including information
and referrals, condential health counseling, emergency care for illness and
injury incurred while on campus, and selected immunizations. In addition
to health services, the state-mandated health fee provides emergency
accident insurance for injuries that occur during classroom or supervised
school-sponsored activities. All care is provided by public health nurses.
( (559) 442-8268
Psychological Services
For crisis intervention, brief psychotherapy and referral, contact the Health
Service Ofce at your school location.
( (559) 442-8268
Transfer Center
The Transfer Center at Fresno City College is a resource center which
provides a variety of programs and services designed to make transfer
from the community college to a baccalaureate granting institution
as successful as possible. The Transfer Center has developed a
strong working relationship with the University of California, the
California State Universities, as well as private college and universities
throughout the date. The Transfer Center is located on the second
oor of the Student Services Building in the Counseling Department.
The phone number is (559) 442-8290, or visit us on the web at www.
fresnocitycollege.edu/transfercenter.
fresnocitycollege.edu/transfercenter
TRIO Programs
In commitment to providing educational opportunity for all citizens,
Fresno City College has been awarded two TRIO grants, Upward Bound
(UP) and Student Support Services Program (SSSP), which are fully
funded by the U.S. Department of Education. These programs assist lowincome, rst generation students to enter college, graduate and move
on to participate more fully and rewarding in Americas economic and
social life.
Student Support Services Program (SSSP)

SSSP serves rst generation, low income and disabled students to assure
retention, graduation and/or transfer to a four year college in a timely
manner. SSSP provides advising, career planning, nancial aid advising,
transfer assistance, cultural events, college campus tours and lots of
encouragement. Information and applications are above the bookstore
in room SC-216. ( (559) 265-5789
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Upward Bound Program
Food Services/Cafeteria
The FCC Upward Bound program is an intensive pre-college enrichment

program designed to help rst genera
generation,
tion, economically disadva
disadvantaged
ntaged
high school students improve their academic performance, and prepare for
college. The long term goal is to pursue careers that require a bachelors
degree or higher. The program provides service conducted at ve partnering
high schools; Edison, Fresno, Hoover, McLane, and Roosevelt. Components
consist of academic year tutoring, FCC Saturday Empowerment Sessions,
and FCC Summer School. Upward Bound program ofce is located in SC216. ( (559) 499-6031
Fresno City College hours of services The Staff Dining Room and the
Campus Caf are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday through
Thursday, and breakfast and lunch on Friday. Hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:00
p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Fridays.
Catering services are available for events ranging from punch and cookies
to banquets. To make arrangements, please call
( (559)265-5779 or leave a message on voice mail at
( (559) 265-5797.
Located in the Fresno City College Bookstore building, Pacic Cafe offers
students oriental style menu items. The extensive menu also includes a
selection of breakfast and lunch sandwiches, snack items and drinks. An
outdoor patio adjoins Pacic Cafe. Hours of service are 8:00 a.m. to 8:30
p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Fridays.
( (559) 495-0817
For quick snacks, vending machines are located throughout the campus.
They are contracted through Canteen.
( (559) 485-8800.
Bookstore
Bookstore hours:
Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
( (559) 442-8261
REFUND POLICY: ve (5) working days from the date on your receipt to
return merchandise. A receipt is required for all returns. You must present
identication and your cash register receipt with the correct dollar amount
of the merchandise during the stated refund period.
TEXTBOOK CONDITION: Merchandise must be in new condition, clean, free
of marks and erasures and bear original price label. A soiled or marked
book is a used book and will be considered for a refund at the used book
price. Obviously, this condition does not pertain to used textbooks. Used
textbooks are sold as is in a reasonable and stable condition. Because
these books have been used by other customers prior to sale, the districts
Bookstores cannot guarantee the life expectancy of any used book.
Personal checks are accepted for payment with a valid I.D. and student
identication number verication. A $25 service charge will be assessed
on all returned checks. All district Bookstores accept VISA, MasterCard,
DiscoverCard, and American Express. Textbooks can be ordered online
and shipped to your home for prevailing shipping charges at http://www.
mycampushub.com. Shipments cannot be made to P.O. boxes.
mycampushub.com
Child Development Centers

All SCCCD Child Development Centers are state licensed.
The Fresno City College Child Development Center provides a safe and
rich learning environment for young children ages two through ve and a
supervised setting for the training of future child care professionals. Child
care services are available for children of students, staff and community
members. The Center is located on campus at 1621 E. University Avenue (
(559) 244-2691. For information regarding available openings and current
fees, please call the number listed above. The center is accredited by the
National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
Fresno City College Library and Student

Learning Support Services
Learning support is provided to students at the FCC Library, two computer
labs, Tutorial Center and Writing and Reading Center.
The Library has over 80,000 books and serials and over 150 print
periodicals. These printed volumes are supplemented by thousands of
newspapers and periodicals accessed by numerous online databases.
The Library has 34 computer terminals for Bibliographic Instruction and
research with a selection of over 5,000 faculty videos. All staff and currently
enrolled students may obtain a library card with proper photo I.D. For
Library hours please call ( 442-8204.
Summer Library Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday.

Friday 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. A librarian is always on duty during these
hours to assist you with your information needs.
The Tutorial Center (LI-134) offers free tutoring in many subjects,

academic workshops, test proctoring, college success handouts and
resources, and online tutoring. The Tutorial Center also offers an Extending
The Class (ETC) program: peer-led study sessions provided for selected
courses. For more information about the center, check out the website or
call ( 442-8209.
The Academic Computer Lab (LI-118) provides 70+ computers

with the latest hardware and software and is open to all currently enrolled
students. Picture ID and student ID number is required to use the
computers. The Academic Computer Lab also offers tutorial support for
many subjects. For more information about the computer lab, check the
website or call ( 442-8208.
Summer hours for the Academic Computer Lab are 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday through Thursday.
In May 2008, the Bernard Osher Foundation made a historic gift in the amount of $25 million to the California Community College system to fund scholarships throughout the state. The Osher Foundations intention in creating this
endowment is to provide scholarships to California Community College students with the greatest need who have
demonstrated a commitment to their eduction.
Scholarship criteria:
1. Student must have completed 24 or more degree applicable semester units (or the equivalent) at the
time of the initial scholarship disbursement.
2. Student must be enrolled at least half-time (6 or more units) during all terms in which the award
remains active.
3. Student must have received a CCC Board of Governors Fee Waiver.
4. Awards will be adjusted based on enrolled status and determined as follows:
- Full-time (12 or more units per term) = up to $500/semester
- Three-quarter-time (9-11.99 units per term) = up to $375/semester
- Half-time (6-8.99 units per term) = up to $250/semester
Fresno City College students can apply online at www.fresnocitycollege.edu under Current Student and Scholarship
Opportunities beginning July 16, 2011. The deadline to submit is midnight, September 3, 2011. Fall awards will be
made in November and Spring disbursements will be mailed at the end of January 2012.
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Writing and Reading Center provides a collaborative learning
space for readers, writers, and thinkers. Trained tutors work with
students individually and in groups in ways that help them develop their
understanding of the writing process. Tutors can also help with reading
comprehension, research, study skills, and test-taking strategies. We offer
appointments, drop-in, online, and group tutorial sessions.
Summer hours for the Writing and Reading Center are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m. Monday through Thursday; 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Friday.
Police
The State Center Community College District maintains a college police
department for the protection and safety of all people and property of the
college district. All campus ofcers are certied by the California Peace
Ofcer Standards and Training Commission and have the same powers and
restrictions as any other law enforcement ofcer. Furthermore, the SCCCD
Police Department will investigate any incidents that may hinder or obstruct
the educational and administrative process of the college.
The District Police Department is available to assist with a wide range of
situations. In addition to law enforcement activities, the Police Department
can help parking permit holders experiencing dead car batteries or lockout incidences on a limited basis, when parked in a campus parking lot.
Any questions about safety or crime issues can be answered by calling
or visiting the District Police Department at 1940 N. Calaveras, directly
east of the FCC campus. Informational brochures containing public safety
information and statistics are available at the District Police Department
( (559) 442-8201. Individuals requiring emergency police assistance
should use the emergency telephones in yellow boxes with blue lights
located throughout the campuses.
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
Address Change
It is the responsibility of the student to keep their college or center informed
of his/her current address. Students can make address changes online at
www.webadvisor.scccd.edu.
Class Attendance
A student who does not attend the rst meeting of any class for which he/she
has registered may be dropped from the class. It is the students responsibility
to make arrangements with his/her instructor if the rst class meeting is
missed. Absences from class due to transportation delays, personal and
business engagements, or to complete registration or program changes are
considered unexcused absences. A student who is continuously absent for
two weeks may be dropped by the instructor provided the absences occur
prior to the nal drop deadline. Students who show a pattern of absences
which the instructor considers excessive may also be dropped prior to the
nal drop deadline provided the instructor has given students notice of
this policy in the course syllabus. In accordance with the State Education
Code and college policy, no student may be dropped after 50 percent of
the class but must receive a letter grade other than a W. Students who
intend to drop a class should do so themselves (see Dropping a Class)
and not depend on the instructor to drop them for nonattendance. The
college and its individual instructors assume no responsibility to change
grades assigned to a student as a result of the students failure to drop a
class properly.
Computer/Network Equipment Use Policy

Every State Center Community College District
istrict student is permitted to
use a District owned computer/netw
puter/net ork. As a condition of this use, each
puter/netw
student agrees to:
use the computer/network for educational purposes only and not for
any commercial purpose or nancial gain;
use the computer and software in an ethical manner; this means he/she
will respect the security of the Districts computer system and will not
illegally gain access to any network, hardware or software;
not take or copy any copyrighted or patented software or any part of
such software; further, he/she agrees not to install/uninstall any program
or software, including shareware programs, on the computer;
not use the electronic mail ssystem
ystem for an illegal or illicit purpose, including
solicitation; the District reserves the right to monitor all computer activities
on its computers; the student agrees to abide
ide by the rules of any other
computer system that he/she may contact through the Internet;
not transmit any communication in which the meaning of the message
or its transmission or distribution would violate any applicable law or
regulation or be offensive to the recipient or recipients; and
not search, view or dow
download pornographic material through any
means.
It is understood that information, programs or data a student obtains
from the Internet are used at his/her own risk. He/she is responsible for
any damage caused
aused by malicious progra
programs, commonly known as viruses,
received from the Internet.
Each student is expected to abide by the Districts Acceptable Use Policy.
The District is the sole determiner of the interpretation and application
of the Acceptable Use Policy. It is understood that if a student violates any
of the abovee rules, he
he/she is subject to removal from the computer facility
as well as discipline as a student.
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Elevator Usage
Grading
Elevators are located in many areas throughout the campuses. They

are intended primarily for use by students with physical disabilities and
authorized staff. Each time others use the elevators, students with physical
disabilities may be prevented from arriving to class in a timely manner. Please
be courteous of persons with special needs and use the stairs whenever
possible. On the occasions when you must use the elevator, please allow
students with disabilities and authorized staff to enter rst. Do not crowd
or push if the elevator is full; wait for the next available elevator
elevator.
Consult your college catalog (available for sale in the college Bookstore)
for information on the current grading system. Most courses can also
be taken Pass/No Pass (P/NP) grade option. Students electing the P/NP
option must fully participate in class activities and fulll all other class
requirements. Units earned on a P/NP basis will be disregarded in
determining the students grade point average. See your college catalog
for further details and deadlines. Students planning to transfer to a fouryear university should be aware of that institutions policy toward P/NP
grades before exercising this option.
Enrollment Certication
The following denitions are used by SCCCD campuses and centers when
certifying the enrollment of students to outside agencies.
Full-time ..................................................... 12 units or more
Half-time .................................................... 6-11.9 units
Less than Half-time ..................................... fewer than 6 units
Effective Fall 2003, all enrollment and degree certications can be acquired
through the National Student Loan ClearingHouse at no cost to the student.
To acquire an enrollment certication, log on to the Fresno City College
website and click on Forms Online and NSLC certications. This will
link you directly to the NSLC website.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy

Act
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act outlines certain rights students
have concerning access to and release of their educational records. The
district regulation implementing this act can be obtained from the Admissions
and Records Ofce, and all students are urged to obtain a copy. The act
ensures that the college will not release student records to anyone who is
not designated by the student to receive them except as provided by the
law itself. The law authorizes the release of directory information which
includes name, address, telephone, date and place of birth, major eld of
study, participation in activities, dates of attendance, degrees and awards,
and the last institution attended. Objection to the release of this information
may be made in writing at your Admissions and Records Ofce.
Checking Grades By TouchTone

Students may review grades on TouchTone at any time
STEP 1 Call (559) 229-9833 or 1-877-246-7222
STEP 2 Select Option 2 after the prompt
STEP 3 Enter your 7-digit student ID number.
STEP 4 Enter your 6-digit PIN (your birthdate,
MMDDYY, unless you changed it).
STEP 5 Listen to the voice prompts for all available
terms. After all grades have been reported for the chosen
term, you will be given the option to select another term.
Checking Grades Online

Students may review grades or unofcial transcripts on
WebAdvisor at any time.
STEP 1 Go to www.webadvisor.scccd.edu
STEP 2 Click on LOGIN
STEP 3 Enter your User ID (lastname_7-digit
student id)
STEP 4 Enter your password (default password is your
birthday, MMDDYY, unless you have logged in
birthday
prior and changed your password)
STEP 5 Click on Students
Stud
STEP 6 Click on Grades-under the Academic Prole
heading
STEP 7 Click the button to the left of the Term you wish
to view and click the Submit button.
STEP 8 Click on Unofcial Transcript under
the Academic Prole heading to review your
academic record.
Probation
Students should be aware of a provision of the state education code
which requires that all students maintain satisfactory progress and a 2.0
cumulative grade point average while enrolled at a community college.
Excessive W marks and NP grades, whether initiated by the student
or by the instructor, will result in a student being placed on Progress
Probation. A cumulative grade point average below 2.0 will result in a
student being placed on Academic Probation. If the progress or academic
problems continue, the student may face Dismissal. See your college
catalog for details.
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Statement of Nondiscrimination Policy and

Obligations
Declaracin: Pliza de la NoDiscriminacin y las Obligaciones
Institutions of the State Center Community College District do not discriminate

on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age or sexual
orientation in any of its policies, procedures or practices in compliance with
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (pertaining to race, color, and national
origin), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (pertaining to sex),
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (pertaining to disability), the
Age Discrimination Act of 1975 (pertaining to age), and California state
law. This nondiscrimination policy covers admission and access to, and
treatment and employment in, the colleges programs and activities, including
vocational education. Inquiries regarding the equal opportunity policies,
the ling of grievances or to request a copy of the grievance procedures
covering discrimination complaints may be directed to:
La universidad Comunal de Fresno (Fresno City College) no discrimina

a causa de raza, color, origen nacional, sexo, incapacidad, de edad u
orientacin sexual en ninguna de sus plizas, trmites o prcticas, en
el cumplimiento con el Ttulo VI del Acta de Derechos Civiles de 1964
(rerindose a raza, color, y origen nacional), el Ttulo IX de las Enmiendas
Educacionales de 1972 (rerindose al sexo), la Seccin 504 del Acta
de Rehabilitacin de 1973 (rerindose a la incapacidad), y al Acta de
la No-Discriminacin por Razn de Edad de 1975 (rerindose a la
edad) y leyes de California. Esta pliza de la no-discriminacin abarca
la admisin y el derecho a, y el trato y el empleo en los programas y las
actividades de la universidad comunal, incluyendo la educacin vocacional.
Las preguntas concernientes a las plizas de oportunidad equitativa, el
registro de quejas, o el pedido de una copia del procedimiento de quejarse
que cubre quejas de discriminacin pueden ser dirigidas a:
Chris Villa, Fresno City College

Vice President of Student Services
1101 E. University Avenue, Fresno, CA 93741
(559) 442-4600, ext. 8595
The college recognizes its obligation to provide overall program accessibility
throughout the college for handicapped persons. Contact your colleges
Dean of Instruction to obtain information as to the existence and location
of services, activities and facilities that are accessible to and usable by
handicapped persons. The lack of English language skills will not be a
barrier to admission and participation in the colleges vocational education
programs. Inquiries regarding Federal laws and regulations concerning
nondiscrimination in education or the districts compliance with those
provisions may also be directed to:
Ofce for Civil Rights
U.S. Department of Education
221 Main Street, Suite 1020
San Francisco, CA 94105

(559) 442-4600, ext. 8595
La universidad comunal reconoce su obligacin de proveer acceso total
a los programs en toda la universidad a personas incapacitadas. Llame a
Decano de Estudiantes, para obtener informacin acerca de la existencia y
el local de servicios, las actividades y las instalaciones que son accesibles
a y usadas por personas incapacitadas.
La deciencia de destreza en el ingls no ser una barrera para la
admisin y la participacin en los programas de educacin vocacional
de la universidad.
Preguntas acerca de las leyes federales y los reglamentos concernientes a la
no-discriminacin en la educacin o el cumplimiento de esas dispocisiones
tambin pueden ser dirigidas a:
19
Tsab Cai Tsis Pub Muaj Kev Ntxub-ntxaug

Thiab Tej Uas Yuav Tsum Tau Ua
Student Right-to-Know Campus Security

Act
Fresno City College yuav tsis pub muaj

uaj kev nt
ntxub
xub nt
ntxaug
xaug rau tej kev sib txawv
ntawm haiv neeg, ntawm nqaij-tawv, tuaj txawv tej chaws tuajm poj-naim,
txiv-neej, neeg xiam oob khab, laus-hluas, los yog qhov kev xaiv ntaw
ntawm tej
kev nka
nkauj
uj nra
nraug
ug li cas nnyob
yob rau hauv nws txoj cai, kev khiav dej-num, los
yog kev coj, kom raws li txoj cai Title V ntawm Civil Rights Act ntawm 1964
(uas hais ttxog ntawm haiv neeg, nqaij-tawv,
aij-tawv, thiab tuaj ttxawv teb chaws tua
tuaj),
Title X ntawm qho
q v Educatio Amendents ntawm xyoo 1972 (hais txog poi
niam-txiv neej), Section 504 ntawm Rehabilitation Act ntawm xyoo 1973
(hais txog neeg xiam oob khab), qhov Americans with Disability Act thiab
qhov Age Discrimination Act ntawm xyoo 1975 (hais txog laus-hluas), thiab
Xeev California Txoj Cai. Tsab cai tsis pub mauj kev ntxub-ntxaug no muaj
ua
uaj
vaj-huam sib luag thiab ncaj ncees rau kev tua
tuaj nkag kawm ntawv thiab kev
ua hauj-lwm nyob hauv college tej programs
rograms thiab lwm yam rau txhua tus,
rogra
nrog rau kev kawm hauj lwm nyob hauv tsev kawm ntawv
ntawv. Yof xa
xav paub
txog txoj cai vaj-huam sib luag no, mauj kev tsis txaus siab los sis xav tau ib
daim ntaw
ntawv qhia txog txoi cai ntaw
ntawm kev tawm suab txog tei kev tsis txaus
siab thaum raug neeg ntxub ntxaug ntawd no,, mus cuag tau ra
rau:
In compliance with the Student-Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of

1991 (Public Law 101-542), it is the policy of the State Center Community
College District to make available its completion and transfer rates to all
current and prospective students. Beginning in Fall 1996, a cohort of all
certicate-, degree- and transfer-seeking, rst-time, full-time students were
tracked over a three-year period. Their completion and transfer rates are
listed below. These rates do not represent the success rates of the entire
student population at the State Center Community College District, nor do
they account for student outcomes after this three-year tracking period.

(559) 442-4600, ext. 8595
Lub tsev kawm ntawv paub txog nws lub luag dej num hais tias yuav tsum
tau muaj program nyob thoob plaws hauv tsev kawm ntawv rau cov neeg
xiam oob khab. Hu rau Robert Fox, Vice President of Student Services, rau
tej kev pab thiab tej chaw pab, uas muaj rau cov neeg xiam oob khab.
Tus ho tsis pa
paub lus As-kiv zoo los yeej tsis muaj teeb meem li cas rau
nws tuaj mus kawm ntawv thiab kawm hauj lwm nvob rau hauv tsev kkawm
ntawv nqib siab no li.
Yog xau paub txog Tsoom Fwv tej cai tswj txog qhov tsis pub muaj
uaj kev
ua
ntxub-ntxaug
nt
xub-ntxaug nnvob
vob rau ha
hauv
uv tej tsev kawm ntawv los vog saib lub District
ntawd puas ua raws li txoj cai, mus cuag tau rau:
Based upon the cohort dened above, 27.5 percent attained a certicate
or degree or became transfer prepared during a three-year period from
Spring 1996 to Spring 1999. Students who are transfer-prepared have
completed 56 transferable units with a GPA of 2.0 or better.
Based on the cohort dened above, 20.9 percent transferred to another
postsecondary institution, (UC, CSU, or another California community
college) prior to attaining a degree certicate or becoming transferprepared during a ve-semester period from Spring 1997 to Spring
1999.
Annual reports of criminal activity and procedures for prevention of
campus crime as required by the Crime Awareness and Campus Security
Act of 1991 are available at the District Police Department.
Free Student Email

The State Center Community College District provides a free electronic
mail account to every student. This email account is the ofcial means of
contact between the District /Colleges and the student. Students may opt
to have all communication sent by the postal service by lling out the on
line form Change Correspondence Method found on WebAdvisor or at
the Admission and Records web room. Email accounts can be accessed
from any of the lab computers on campus or from an off-campus computer
with Internet access. To activate your student email account, go to
http://www.scccd.edu/studentemail.
http://www.scccd.edu/studentemail
FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER 2011

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UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
21
INSTRUCTOR
6-WEEK SESSION (JUNE 13 - JULY 22)

ACCOUNTING
ACCTG 4B
*****
PREREQ: ACCTG 4A. (A, CSU, UC)

ACCTG 4B
MANAGERIAL ACCTG
4
TTh
5:30pm-8:50
HS-220
STAFF
AND
TTh
9:00pm-9:50
HS-220
STAFF
AND
S
8:30am-12:15
HS-260
STAFF
AND
S
12:25pm-1:05
HS-260
STAFF
DATES: (Above class meets 07/14 to 08/25) (Business Administration 25-Month Program. Entrance into class by permission of
the Business Division Dean. Students need to be aware that all ACCTG 4B classes require homework to be completed through
an online computerized homework management system called WileyPLUS. MS Excel is occasionally used in ACCTG 4B also.)
AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES
AFRAM 1
37383
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly CUL S 1) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
AFRAM 1
AFRICAN-AM CULT
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:20
AH-106
DATES: (#37383 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
K.MAJOR
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHRO 2
37745
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 1A. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)

ANTHRO 2
CULTURAL ANTHRO
3
DATES: (#37745 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ANTHRO 6
*****
COREQ: ANTHRO 4. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68, and MATH 101 recommended. (A, CSU)
ANTHRO 6
FIELD ARCHAEOLGY
2
ARR
ARR
M.PRITCHARD-PARKER
AND
ARR
ARR
M.PRITCHARD-PARKER
DATES: (Above class meets 06/22 to 07/01) (This class will be taught off-campus in Milford, Utah. Students will be required to attend
an orientation prior to leaving for Utah, date TBA. Instructor permission is needed to register. Contact Dr. Minar at [559] 442-8210
ext. 8360 or via email at jill.minar@fresnocitycollege.edu.)
MTWTh
9:15am-11:20
SO-208
K.PRANDINI
ART
ART 2
35407
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly ART 10) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
ART 2
ART APPRECIATION
3
MTWTh
10:30am-12:30
MS-132
P.SNOWDEN
DATES: (#35407 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ASTRONOMY
ASTRO 10
36146
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
ASTRO 10
BASIC ASTRONOMY
3
MTWTh
7:00am-8:15
S-290
AND
MTWTh
8:25am-9:40
S-290
DATES: (#36146 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
G.WIMER
G.WIMER
BIOLOGY
BIOL 3
35446
35447
35450
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
BIOL 3
INTRO LIFE SCI
4
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
AND
MTWTh
10:15am-11:30
DATES: (#35446 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
BIOL 3
INTRO LIFE SCI
4
MTWTh
10:30am-12:30
AND
MTWTh
1:00pm-2:15
DATES: (#35447 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
BIOL 3
INTRO LIFE SCI
4
MTWTh
1:00pm-3:05
AND
MTWTh
3:15pm-4:30
DATES: (#35450 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
Shaded areas indicate evening, Saturday, or Sunday classes.
S-120
S-120
W.HOLMES
W.HOLMES
S-100
S-120
P.CASNER
P.CASNER
S-150
S-150
R.PALMER
R.PALMER
22
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COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

BIOL 5
35467
35456
BIOL 20
35472
35473
BIOL 24
35477
BIOL 31
35479
BIOL 47
*****
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68, and eligibility MATH 101 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
BIOL 5
HUMAN BIOLOGY
4
MTWTh
7:45am-9:45
S-140
S.MUNOZ
AND
MTWTh
9:55am-11:10
S-140
S.MUNOZ
DATES: (#35467 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
BIOL 5
HUMAN BIOLOGY
4
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
S-160
C.LINDER
AND
MTWTh
10:15am-11:30
S-160
C.LINDER
DATES: (#35456 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: BIOL 1 or BIOL 5 or BIOL 11A or equivalent with a grade of C or better. Completion within the last year recommended.
BIOL 20
HUMAN ANATOMY
4
MTWTh
8:40am-10:45
S-70
D.STAEBLER
AND
MTWTh
6:30am-8:30
S-190
D.STAEBLER
DATES: (#35472 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
BIOL 20
HUMAN ANATOMY
4
MTWTh
8:40am-10:45
S-70
D.STAEBLER
AND
MTWTh
10:55am-12:55
S-190
D.STAEBLER
DATES: (#35473 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: BIOL 1 or BIOL 5 or BIOL 11A or equivalent, each with a grade of C or better. Completion within the last year recommended. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE)
BIOL 24
HUM ANAT & PHYS
5
MTWTh
11:45am-2:35
S-140
R.STEWART
AND
MTWTh
2:45pm-4:45
S-140
R.STEWART
DATES: (#35477 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: BIOL 1 or BIOL 5 or BIOL 11A equivalent and CHEM 3A or equivalent, each with a grade of C or better. Completion within
the last 5 years recommended. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
BIOL 31
MICROBIOLOGY
5
MTWTh
8:00am-10:00
S-180
N.DENIS-ARRUE
AND
MTWTh
10:15am-1:45
S-180
N.DENIS-ARRUE
DATES: (#35479 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU, UC)
BIOL 47
TOPICS IN BIOL
1-3
ARR
OFF
AND
ARR
OFF
DATES: (#38407 meets 06/18 to 06/27) (This class is part of the Study Abroad classes and will be taught in Belize.)
R.OLSEN
R.OLSEN
BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

BT 1
36468
36470
BT 370
*****
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly BIP 1) (A, CSU)
BT 1
TYPNG/DOC PROC I
4
ARR
WEB
S.MARTIN
AND
ARR
WEB
S.MARTIN
AND
ARR
ARR-A
S.MARTIN
DATES: (#36468 meets 06/13 to 07/22) (#36468 is a distance education course offered via the Internet. Students need access to a
computer, the Internet, Word 2007 or Word 2010, and an e-mail account. Students will meet once on campus for the nal exam.
Enrolled students will receive course information via e-mail address showing on WebAdvisor on or before the rst day of class. Students must access the class website at http://blackboard.fresnocitycollege.edu by the rst or second day of the term. Students with
invalid e-mail addresses or who do not complete the rst weeks assignment or the discussion by the due date will be dropped as no
shows. For additional information, contact the instructor at sheila.martin@fresnocitycollege.edu. Students need to be aware that all
classes in BT require the use of computers and Blackboard.)
BT 1
TYPNG/DOC PROC I
4
MTWTh
9:00am-11:00
BE-217
S.DE SOTO
AND
MTWTh
11:10am-12:25
BE-217
S.DE SOTO
DATES: (#36470 meets 06/13 to 07/21) (Students need to be aware that all classes in BT require the use of computers and Blackboard.)
PREREQ: None. (Formerly CTVTC 70 and CTCTC 370)
BT 370
OFC ASST APPL
0
MTWTh
8:00am-10:10
BE-214
W.SKARET
AND
MTWTh
10:10am-11:00
BE-214
W.SKARET
AND
MTWTh
11:30am-3:00
BE-214
W.SKARET
DATES: (Above class meets 05/31 to 08/05) (Students need to be aware that all classes in BT require the use of computers and
Blackboard.)
NOTE: Classes held in rooms FH-101, FH-103, HS-150 and MS-132 are in a large group setting with 100 or more students.

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ROOM
23
INSTRUCTOR

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BA 10
BA 18
37937
36466
BA 10
INTRO TO BUSINES
3
MTWTh
9:00am-11:00
BE-136
STAFF
DATES: (#37937 meets 06/13 to 07/21) (This course requires use of the Internet, Blackboard, and e-mail to complete assignments. WebAdvisor e-mail accounts must be current.)
ADVISORY: BA 10 and eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly BA 18A) (A, CSU, UC)
BA 18
BUS & LEGAL ENV
4
MTWTh
9:00am-12:00
BE-135
R.SCHMALLE
DATES: (#36466 meets 06/14 to 07/21) (This course requires use of the Internet, Blackboard, and e-mail to complete assignments. WebAdvisor e-mail accounts must be current.)
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 3A
37805
37815
37808
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Replaces
CHEM 2A-2B) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
CHEM 3A
INTRO GEN CHEM
4
MTWTh
10:15am-12:15
S-200
K.KAWAGOE
AND
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
S-220
K.KAWAGOE
DATES: (#37805 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
CHEM 3A
INTRO GEN CHEM
4
MTWTh
12:30pm-2:30
S-200
C.VELLANDI
AND
MTWTh
9:30am-11:30
S-240
C.VELLANDI
DATES: (#37815 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
CHEM 3A
INTRO GEN CHEM
4
MTWTh
1:00pm-3:00
S-70
A.HENRY
AND
MTWTh
10:15am-12:15
S-250
A.HENRY
DATES: (#37808 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
CHICANO-LATINO STUDIES
CLS 11
37407
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly C STDY 11) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
CLS 11
CHICANO-LATINO ST
3
MTWTh
9:00am-11:05
AH-108
R.GARCIA
DATES: (#37407 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CHDEV 3
37390
PREREQ: Verication of freedom from tuberculosis. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU)
CHDEV 3
INTRO TO
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
AH-211
M.SOUBLET
AND
3HRS ARR
CDC-107
R.OCHS
DATES: (#37390 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
CHDEV 15
37389
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU)
CHDEV 15
DIVERSITY & CULTURE
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
DATES: (#37389 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
LI-103
CHDEV 30
37391
CHDEV 30
CHILD/FAM/COMMUN
3
MTWTh
12:00pm-2:05
DATES: (#37391 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
AH-208
CHDEV 39
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. Verication of freedom from tuberculosis recommended. (See also PSY 39) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
CHDEV 39
CHILD GRWTH DEV
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:20
SO-104
M.MARQUEZ
AND
3HRS ARR
CDC-107
D.MARIUS
DATES: (#66104 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
66104
K.TAUS
C.FITZGERALD
24
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UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

COMMUNICATION
COMM 1
35459
35452
35453
35454
38306
35455
38307
COMM 2
35460
35461
35462
35463
35464
35465
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly SPEECH 1) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
COMM 1
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
MTWTh
6:30am-8:30
MS-222
K.RIGBY
DATES: (#35459 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 1
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:00
OAB-127
T.STUNTZ
DATES: (#35452 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 1
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
MTWTh
9:15am-11:15
MS-221
L.THIESEN
DATES: (#35453 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 1
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:15
MS-220
K.RIGBY
DATES: (#35454 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 1
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:15
OAB-127
A.PRELIP
DATES: (#38306 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 1
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
MTWTh
11:30am-1:30
MS-221 K.KHAN-BROCKBANK
DATES: (#35455 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 1
PUBLIC SPEAKING
3
MTWTh
12:30pm-2:30
MS-104
K.RISCH
DATES: (#38307 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly SPEECH 2) (A, CSU-GE)
COMM 2
INTERPERSON COM
3
MTWTh
7:00am-9:00
MS-221
DATES: (#35460 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 2
INTERPERSON COM
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:00
TA-105
DATES: (#35461 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 2
INTERPERSON COM
3
MTWTh
9:00am-11:00
MS-222
DATES: (#35462 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 2
INTERPERSON COM
3
MTWTh
10:30am-12:30
TA-105
DATES: (#35463 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 2
INTERPERSON COM
3
MTWTh
11:15am-1:15
MS-222
DATES: (#35464 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 2
INTERPERSON COM
3
MTWTh
12:30pm-2:30
MS-220
DATES: (#35465 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
G.BAKER
D.HAMP
L.RAMOS
D.HAMP
L.RAMOS
H.KUIPER
COMM 8
35469
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly SPEECH 8) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
COMM 8
GROUP COMMUNICATN
3
MTWTh
9:00am-11:00
MS-104
S.MIMURA
DATES: (#35469 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 25
35478
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 1A recommended. (Formerly SPEECH 25) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
COMM 25
ARGUMENTATION
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:00
DATES: (#35478 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COMM 25
ARGUMENTATION
3
MTWTh
10:30am-12:30
DATES: (#35482 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
35482
MS-103
A.RAZEE
MS-103
A.RAZEE
COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CIT 12
36927
36529
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Fullls the computer literacy graduation requirement.) (Formerly CIS 56 and IS 12) (A, CSU, UC)
CIT 12
COMPUTR LITERACY
3
MTW
7:00am-9:05
BE-123 R.DEVOE-PETERSON
AND
MTW
9:05am-9:40
AND
Th
7:00am-9:00
AND
Th
9:00am-9:45
DATES: (#36927 meets 06/13 to 07/21) (Students need to be aware that all the classes in CIT require use of computers and
Blackboard.)
CIT 12
COMPUTR LITERACY
3
MTW
8:00am-10:05
BE-131
J.MAKOFSKE
AND
MTW
10:05am-10:40
BE-131
J.MAKOFSKE
AND
Th
8:00am-10:00
BE-131
J.MAKOFSKE
AND
Th
10:00am-10:45
BE-131
J.MAKOFSKE
Blackboard.)

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COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
25
INSTRUCTOR

36928
37936
CIT 15
36931
36932
36934
36936
36937
36933
CIT 12
COMPUTR LITERACY
3
MTW
10:00am-12:05
AND
MTW
12:05pm-12:40
AND
Th
10:00am-12:00
AND
Th
12:00pm-12:45
Blackboard.)
CIT 12
COMPUTR LITERACY
3
MTW
1:00pm-3:05
BE-127
J.MAKOFSKE
AND
MTW
3:05pm-3:40
BE-127
J.MAKOFSKE
AND
Th
1:00pm-3:00
BE-127
J.MAKOFSKE
AND
Th
3:00pm-3:45
BE-127
J.MAKOFSKE
Blackboard.)
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 recommended. (Fullls the computer literacy graduation requirement.) (Formerly CIS 15 and IS 15) (A, CSU, UC)
CIT 15
COMPUTR CONCEPTS
3
ARR
WEB
T.MCLEOD
AND
ARR
WEB
T.MCLEOD
DATES: (#36931 meets 06/13 to 07/22) (#36931 is a distance education class located on the Web. Students need access to a computer and Internet and an e-mail account. The course is on Blackboard [http://blackboard.fresnocitycollege.edu] and will be available to students registered for the class on/or before the rst day of class. Students must access the class website the rst day of
the term. Contact the instructor at todd.mcleod@fresnocitycollege.edu for additional information. Students need to be aware that
all the classes in CIT require use of computers and Blackboard.)
CIT 15
COMPUTR CONCEPTS
3
ARR
WEB
T.MCLEOD
AND
ARR
WEB
T.MCLEOD
the term. Contact the instructor at todd.mcleod@fresnocitycollege.edu for additional information. Students need to be aware that
CIT 15
COMPUTR CONCEPTS
3
ARR
WEB
D.MOHLE
AND
ARR
WEB
D.MOHLE
the term. Contact the instructor at dennis.mohle@fresnocitycollege.edu for additional information. Students need to be aware that
CIT 15
COMPUTR CONCEPTS
3
MTW
7:00am-9:05
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
AND
MTW
9:05am-9:40
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
AND
Th
7:00am-9:00
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
AND
Th
9:00am-9:45
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
DATES: (#36936 meets 06/13 to 07/21) (Students need to be aware that all the classes in CIT require use of computers and Blackboard.)
CIT 15
COMPUTR CONCEPTS
3
MTW
10:00am-12:05
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
AND
MTW
12:05pm-12:40
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
AND
Th
10:00am-12:00
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
AND
Th
12:00pm-12:45
BE-129
M.FORESTIERE
DATES: (#36937 meets 06/13 to 07/21) (Students need to be aware that all the classes in CIT require use of computers and Blackboard.)
CIT 15
COMPUTR CONCEPTS
3
MTW
1:00pm-3:05
BE-131
STAFF
AND
MTW
3:05pm-3:40
BE-131
STAFF
AND
Th
1:00pm-3:00
BE-131
STAFF
AND
Th
3:00pm-3:45
BE-131
STAFF
DATES: (#36933 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
26
P
SCH#
SUBJ/NO
COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

CIT 68
36944
PREREQ: CIT 60, CIT 63, or CIT 66. (A, CSU, UC)
CIT 68
ADV PROG APPLCTN
4
ARR
WEB
D.MOHLE
AND
ARR
WEB
D.MOHLE
DATES: (#36944 meets 06/13 to 07/22) (#36944 is a distance education class located on the Web. Students need access to a computer and Internet and an e-mail account. Enrolled students will receive the course URL via their e-mail listed in WebAdvisor, on/or
before the rst day of class. Students must access the class website the rst day of the term. Contact the instructor at dennis.
mohle@fresnocitycollege.edu for additional information. Students need to be aware that all the classes in CIT require use of computers and Blackboard.)
COUNSELING
COUN 43
*****
*****
COUN 53
35376
35374
COUN 147A
*****
PREREQ: None. (Formerly GS 43) (A, CSU)

COUN 43
GROUP DYNAMICS
2
MTW
2:00pm-3:55
LI-140
STAFF
DATES: (#98388 meets 06/13 to 07/20) (Above class is a Learning Community [Camino Bridge Program] course and requires concurrent enrollment in ENGL 125 and ENGL 126.)
COUN 43
GROUP DYNAMICS
2
MTW
2:00pm-3:55
LI-146
STAFF
DATES: (Above class meets 06/13 to 07/20) (Above class is a Learning Community [Camino Bridge Program] course and requires
concurrent enrollment in ESL 68 and ESL 67.)
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly GS 53) (A, CSU)
COUN 53
COLLEGE/LIFE MGMT
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:20
ST-202
DATES: (#35376 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
COUN 53
COLLEGE/LIFE MGMT
3
MTWTh
2:45pm-4:50
ST-202
DATES: (#35374 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: None. (Formerly GS 52 and 47A, and COUN 47A) (A)
COUN 147A
STDY SKILL, GEN
1
TTh
DATES: (Above class meets 06/14 to 07/21)
1:30pm-2:20
HS-260
STAFF
STAFF
J.GONZALES
DANCE
DANCE 30
*****
DANCE 30
DANCE APPREC
3
ARR
ARR
DATES: (Above class meets 06/14 to 06/26) (Above class will be held in China.)
J.HAO
DECISION SCIENCE
DS 23
36951
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. (Formerly BA 23) (A, CSU-GE, UC)

DS 23
BUSINESS STATS
4
MTWTh
DATES: (#36951 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
7:30am-10:05
BE-134
D.TEMPLE
ECONOMICS
ECON 1A
37413
PREREQ: MATH 103. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I) UC, I)
ECON 1A
MACROECONOMICS
3
TWTh
10:15am-12:45
LI-103
D.DEFREITAS
DATES: (#37413 meets 06/14 to 07/21) (Extensive use of a computer and the Internet is required for graded assignments in this
class.)

P
SCH#
SUBJ/NO
COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
27
INSTRUCTOR

ENGLISH
ENGL 1A
17597
17595
17606
17599
17600
17581
17582
PREREQ: A pass grade in ENGL 125 or ESL 67 and ENGL 126 or ESL 68 or appropriate score on reading and writing sections
of Placement Test. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
ENGL 1A
READ & COMP
4
MTWTh
9:20am-12:00
LA-106
M.BACA
DATES: (#17597 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 1A
READ & COMP
4
MTWTh
10:00am-12:40
LA-102
K.CHACON
DATES: (#17595 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 1A
READ & COMP
4
MTWTh
10:00am-12:40
OAB-131
T.NELSON
DATES: (#17606 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 1A
READ & COMP
4
MTWTh
11:00am-1:40
OAB-125
M.MEDRANO
DATES: (#17599 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 1A
READ & COMP
4
MTWTh
12:00pm-2:40
LA-206
A.NEWMAN
DATES: (#17600 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 1A
READ & COMP
4
MTWTh
12:20pm-3:00
LA-101
C.ARMSTRONG
DATES: (#17581 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 1A
READ & COMP
4
MTWTh
1:00pm-3:40
LA-103
A.CONSOLATTI
DATES: (#17582 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 3
17653
PREREQ: ENGL 1A. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)

ENGL 3
CRIT RDG & WRIT
DATES: (#17653 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 125
PREREQ: Designated score on English placement test or satisfactory completion of ENGL 252 or 282. (Formerly ENGL A and
ENGL 25) (A)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MTWTh
7:30am-10:10
LA-104
N.DIAZ
DATES: (#20170 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MTWTh
7:30am-10:10
LA-201
L.CONTRERAS
concurrent enrollment in COUN 43. For more information and permission to enroll, contact Leticia Canales at [559] 442-4600, ext.
8059.)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MTWTh
8:00am-10:40
LA-108
S.SAVALA
DATES: (#20171 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MW
9:20am-12:00
LA-120
R.BENAS
AND
TTh
9:20am-12:00
LA-121
R.BENAS
DATES: (#20176 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MTWTh
10:15am-12:55
LA-126
N.MEDHURST
DATES: (#20187 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MTWTh
10:30am-1:10
LA-201
L.CONTRERAS
8059.)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MTWTh
12:00pm-2:40
LA-107
J.MORENO
DATES: (#20184 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 125
COLL WRIT SKILLS
4
MW
1:30pm-4:10
LA-106
A.BOYLE
AND
TTh
1:30pm-4:10
LA-123
A.BOYLE
DATES: (#20189 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
20170
*****
20171
20176
20187
*****
20184
20189
MTWTh
9:35am-11:40
LA-107
K.MIKO
28
P
SCH#
SUBJ/NO
COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

ENGL 126
*****
20190
20193
*****
20191
20194
ENGL 252
20196
20201
20202
ENGL 262
20449
20450
20452
PREREQ: Designated score on English placement test with other relevant criteria or satisfactory completion of ENGL 262 or 278.
Not recommended for students learning English as a second language. Not recommended for students with identied learning
disabilities. (Formerly ENGL 26) (A)
ENGL 126
COLL RDNG SKILLS
4
MTWTh
7:30am-10:10
LI-146
G.MCCABE
8059.)
ENGL 126
COLL RDNG SKILLS
4
MTWTh
8:00am-10:40
LA-202
M.TAKEDA
DATES: (#20190 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 126
COLL RDNG SKILLS
4
MW
9:20am-12:00
LA-122
C.GOODSON
AND
TTh
9:20am-12:00
LA-101
C.GOODSON
DATES: (#20193 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 126
COLL RDNG SKILLS
4
MTWTh
10:30am-1:10
LI-146
H.PAUL
8059.)
ENGL 126
COLL RDNG SKILLS
4
MTWTh
11:00am-1:40
LA-202
O.ECHEVERRIA-BIS
DATES: (#20191 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 126
COLL RDNG SKILLS
4
MTWTh
12:00pm-2:40
LA-104
G.MCCABE
DATES: (#20194 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: Designated score on English placement test with other relevant criteria or satisfactory completion of ENGL 250 or 281.
Not recommended for students learning English as a second language. Not recommended for students with identied learning
disabilities. (PASS/NO PASS only) (Formerly ENGL 52)
ENGL 252
WRITING IMPROVE
4
MW
10:00am-12:40
LA-103
R.LOPEZ
AND
TTh
10:00am-12:40
LA-122
R.LOPEZ
DATES: (#20196 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 252
WRITING IMPROVE
4
MTWTh
11:40am-2:20
LA-108
J.TREVINO
DATES: (#20201 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 252
WRITING IMPROVE
4
MW
12:30pm-3:10
LA-120
C.STEELE SMITH
AND
TTh
12:30pm-3:10
LA-121
C.STEELE SMITH
DATES: (#20202 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: Designated score on English placement test with other relevant criteria or satisfactory completion of ENGL 260 or
ENGL 278. Not recommended for students learning English as a second language. Not recommended for students with identied
learning disabilities. (PASS/NO PASS only) (Formerly ENGL 62)
ENGL 262
READING IMPROVE
4
MTWTh
7:30am-10:10
LA-203
H.PAUL
DATES: (#20449 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 262
READING IMPROVE
4
MTWTh
10:00am-12:40
LA-105
C.JONES
DATES: (#20450 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGL 262
READING IMPROVE
4
MW
1:00pm-3:40
LA-121
J.CALANDRA
AND
TTh
1:00pm-3:40
LA-102
J.CALANDRA
DATES: (#20452 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

ESL 67
*****
17605
PREREQ: Use of language other than English as a primary language. Designated score on ESL placement test or completion of
ESL 265W with a grade of C or better. (Formerly ENGL 54D) (A, CSU)
ESL 67
ADV WRITNG/GRAM
4
MW
7:30am-10:10
LA-123
C.JOHNSON
AND
TTh
7:30am-10:10
LA-120
C.JOHNSON
8059.)
ESL 67
ADV WRITNG/GRAM
4
MW
10:30am-1:10
LA-123
U.CHALASANI
AND
TTh
10:30am-1:10
LA-203
U.CHALASANI
DATES: (#17605 meets 06/13 to 07/21)

P
SCH#
SUBJ/NO
COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
29
INSTRUCTOR

ESL 68
35776
*****
PREREQ: Use of language other than English as a primary language. Designated score on ESL placement test or completion of
ESL 265R with a grade of C or better. (A, CSU)
ESL 68
ADV READING/VOCAB
4
ARR
WEB
S.HUNEAULTDATES: (#35776 meets 06/13 to 07/21) (#35776 is a distance education course offered via the Internet. Students need access
to a computer and must possess Internet and e-mail skills. Enrolled students will receive the specic course URL, log-on and
password via e-mail prior to the start of class. Your e-mail address MUST be given at the time of registration [either on-campus
or on-line using WebAdvisor] or you may e-mail the instructor at sylvie.huneault-schultze@fresnocitycollege.edu. There are no
on-campus meetings scheduled. For additional information, contact the instructor at [559] 442-4600, ext. 8691.)
ESL 68
ADV READING/VOCAB
4
MW
10:30am-1:10
LA-203
C.JOHNSON
AND
TTh
10:30am-1:10
LA-123
C.JOHNSON
DATES: (Above class meets 06/13 to 07/21) (Above class is a Learning Community [Camino Bridge Program] course and
requires concurrent enrollment in COUN 43. For more information and permission to enroll, contact Leticia Canales at [559] 4424600, ext. 8059.)
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 4A
37420
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly GEOG 4) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
GEOG 4A
WORLD GEOG
3
MTWTh
7:00am-9:05
SO-208
DATES: (#37420 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
L.WEAVER
GEOLOGY
GEOL 3
*****
PREREQ: GEOL 1. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU, UC)
GEOL 3
GEOL FIELD STUDIES
1-2
ARR
OFF
AND
ARR
OFF
DATES: (#38404 meets 06/18 to 06/27) (This class is part of the Study Abroad classes and will be taught in Belize.)
B.ANGLEN
B.ANGLEN
HEALTH SCIENCE
HLTH 1
28329
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC)
HLTH 1
CONTEMP HLTH ISS
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:00
DATES: (#28329 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
HS-150
R.SCHEIDT
HIST 1
37422
HIST 1
WEST CIV TO 1648
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
SO-209
DATES: (#37422 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
J.HEYNE
HIST 11
37432
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 1A recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)

HIST 11
U S TO 1877
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
SO-104
M.JESSIE
class.)
HIST 12
37454

HIST 12
U S SINCE 1877
3
MTWTh
DATES: (#37454 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
HISTORY
10:30am-12:35
SO-211
C.LONGAN
HUMAN SERVICES
HS 10
66106
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (See also SOC 10) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
HS 10
INT AGING STUDIES
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:20
OAB-231
W.DAILEY JR
class.)
30
P
SCH#
SUBJ/NO
COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

HS 20
37462
HS 20
INT TO SOC WEL
3
TWTh
9:00am-11:45
DATES: (#37462 meets 06/14 to 07/21)
AH-208
D.HARRIS
MATHEMATICS
MATH 4A
36543
MATH 4B
36582
36640
MATH 5A
36645
MATH 10A
36239
MATH 11
36312
36313
MATH 21
36337
36339
MATH 42
36398
PREREQ: MATH 102 and MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended.
(Formerly MATH 4) (A, CSU-GE)
MATH 4A
TRIGONOMETRY
4
MTWTh
7:35am-10:15
S-25
P.STATEN
DATES: (#36543 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 4A or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
MATH 4B
PRECALCULUS
4
MTWTh
7:35am-10:15
S-50
B.HERREN
DATES: (#36582 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 4B
PRECALCULUS
4
MTWTh
10:30am-1:00
S-20
R.MARSH
DATES: (#36640 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 4B or the equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE,
UC, I)
MATH 5A
MATH ANALYSIS I
5
MTWTh
7:00am-10:20
S-40
B.SHELDON
DATES: (#36645 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC,
I)
MATH 10A
STRUCTR/CONCEPTS
3
MTWTh
2:00pm-4:00
S-50
STAFF
DATES: (#36239 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC,
I)
MATH 11
ELEM STATISTICS
4
MTWTh
1:00pm-3:50
S-100
D.JENSEN
DATES: (#36312 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 11
ELEM STATISTICS
4
MTWTh
1:00pm-3:50
S-30
B.CARVALHO
DATES: (#36313 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly MATH
31) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
MATH 21
FINITE MATH
3
MTWTh
10:30am-12:30
S-40
S.ANDERSON
DATES: (#36337 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 21
FINITE MATH
3
MTWTh
12:30pm-2:30
S-25
S.ANDERSON
DATES: (#36339 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (See also PSY 42)
(A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
MATH 42
STATS-BEHVRL SCI
4
MTWTh
10:30am-1:15
S-230
L.DORN
DATES: (#36398 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 45
36540
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU-GE, UC)
MATH 45
CONTEMP MATH
3
MTWTh
7:00am-9:00
S-100
B.CARVALHO
DATES: (#36540 meets 06/13 to 07/22)
MATH 101
PREREQ: MATH 255 or designated math placement. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended.
(Formerly MATH 1) (A)
MATH 101
ELEM ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
7:00am-10:20
OAB-118
J.VIDINOFF
DATES: (#36189 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 101
ELEM ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
10:30am-1:50
OAB-118
B.HERREN
DATES: (#36204 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 101
ELEM ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
2:00pm-5:20
OAB-118
B.HERREN
DATES: (#36207 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
36189
36204
36207

P
SCH#
SUBJ/NO
COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
31
INSTRUCTOR

MATH 102
36221
MATH 103
36227
36231
36234
*****
MATH 250
36345
MATH 255
36350
36356
36366
MATH 260C
36385
36387
MATH 260D
36386
36388
2) (A)
MATH 102
PLANE GEOMETRY
3
MTWTh
1:30pm-3:30
S-230
J.VIDINOFF
DATES: (#36221 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
B and MATH 3) (A)
MATH 103
INTER ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
7:00am-10:20
OAB-225
D.AVERY
DATES: (#36227 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 103
INTER ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
10:30am-1:50
OAB-225
D.AVERY
DATES: (#36231 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 103
INTER ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
2:00pm-5:20
OAB-225
D.AVERY
DATES: (#36234 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 103
INTER ALGEBRA
5
TTh
5:30pm-10:00
HS-260
STAFF
DATES: (Above class meets 05/31 to 07/26) (Above class is part of the 25-Month Program. This class will meet 05/31; 06/02,
06/07, 06/09, 06/14, 06/16, 06/21, 06/23, 06/28, 06/30; 07/05, 07/07, 07/12, 07/14, 07/19, 07/21, and 07/26. Entrance
into class by permission of Business Division Dean, BE-110.)
PREREQ: MATH 260A or equivalent or appropriate placement score. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68
recommended. (Formerly MATH 50)
MATH 250
COLL ARITHMETIC
3
MTWTh
1:00pm-3:00
S-60A
C.MOUA
DATES: (#36345 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 250 with a minimum grade of C or MATH 260D or a test score to place out of or above MATH 260D. ADVISORY:
Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly MATH 55)
MATH 255
PRE-ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
7:00am-10:20
S-60B L.BLACKERBY-SLATER
DATES: (#36350 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 255
PRE-ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
10:30am-1:50
DATES: (#36356 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MATH 255
PRE-ALGEBRA
5
MTWTh
2:00pm-5:20
DATES: (#36366 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 260B or appropriate placement score. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (PASS/NO PASS only) (Formerly MATH 60C)
MATH 260C
ARITH REV/DECMLS
2
MTWTh
8:00am-10:10
S-60A
R.MARSH
DATES: (#36385 meets 06/13 to 07/01)
MATH 260C
ARITH REV/DECMLS
2
MTWTh
10:30am-12:40
S-60A
J.VIDINOFF
DATES: (#36387 meets 06/13 to 07/01)
PREREQ: MATH 260C. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (PASS/NO PASS only) (Formerly MATH 60D)
MATH 260D
ARITH REV/PRCNTS
2
MTWTh
8:00am-10:15
S-60A
R.MARSH
DATES: (#36386 meets 07/05 to 07/21)
MATH 260D
ARITH REV/PRCNTS
2
MTWTh
10:30am-12:45
S-60A
J.VIDINOFF
DATES: (#36388 meets 07/05 to 07/21)
MUSIC
MUS 12
35514
MUS 12
MUS APPRECIATION
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:00
MS-132
DATES: (#35514 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
J.HORD
PARALEGAL
PLEGAL 18
36503
PREREQ: PLEGAL 1. (A, CSU)

PLEGAL 18
EMPLOYMENT LAW
DATES: (#36503 meets 06/14 to 07/21)
TTh
6:00pm-10:00
HS-120
STAFF
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ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
LA-126
K.YBARRA

PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1A
17655
PREREQ: ENGL 1A or equivalent. (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)

PHIL 1A
KNOWLEDG/REALITY
3
DATES: (#17655 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PE 6
*****
PREREQ: None. (Formerly PE ACT 15A) (A, CSU, UC)

PE 6
FITNESS & HEALTH
1
34HRS ARR
ARR
W.MUSICK
DATES: (Above class meets 06/03 to 08/05) (Nursing Program only. Emphasis will be on walking. First class meeting will be held
on Friday, June 3, 2011 at 3:00pm in G-103.)
PE 15A
*****
PREREQ: None. (Formerly PE ACT 11B) (A, CSU, UC)

PE 15A
WEIGHT TRAIN-WMN
1
MTWTh
DATES: (Above class meets 07/06 to 07/21) (Womens Soccer)
PE 15B
*****
PREREQ: None. (Formerly PE ACT 11A) (A, CSU, UC)

PE 15B
WEIGHT TRAIN-MEN
1
MTWTh
DATES: (Above class meets 06/13 to 07/21) (Football Players)
PE 15B
WEIGHT TRAIN-MEN
1
MTWTh
PE 15B
WEIGHT TRAIN-MEN
1
MTWTh
PE 15B
WEIGHT TRAIN-MEN
1
MTWTh
*****
*****
*****
PE 33C
*****
*****
PE 36C
*****
*****
PE 39C
*****
PE 40C
*****
PE 41C
*****
PREREQ: None. (A, CSU, UC)

PE 33C
FOOTBALL CONDITN
1
DAILY
PE 33C
FOOTBALL CONDITN
1
MTWTh
PE 36C
SOCCER CONDITN
1
DAILY
AND
DAILY
DATES: (Above class meets 07/25 to 08/10) (Womens Soccer)
PE 36C
SOCCER CONDITN
1
DAILY
AND
DAILY
DATES: (Above class meets 07/25 to 08/10) (Mens Soccer)
PE 39C
TRK & FLD CONDITN
1
DAILY
AND
DAILY
DATES: (Above class meets 07/25 to 08/10) (Track & Field)
PE 40C
VOLLEYBALL CONDTN
1
MTWTh
AND
F
AND
MTWTh
AND
F
DATES: (Above class meets 07/25 to 08/10) (Volleyball Players)
PE 41C
WRESTLING CONDITN
1
MTWTh
AND
F
DATES: (Above class meets 07/25 to 08/10) (Wrestling Team)
7:00am-10:10
PPC-110
O.GERMOND
12:15pm-1:30
PPC-110
A.CAVIGLIA
2:15pm-3:30
PPC-110
J.ARREDONDO
3:45pm-5:00
PPC-110
A.CAVIGLIA
7:30pm-8:45
PPC-110
A.CAVIGLIA
12:00pm-3:55
STAD
J.ARREDONDO
5:15pm-7:20
STAD
J.ARREDONDO
7:00am-9:00
6:00pm-7:45
STAD
STAD
O.GERMOND
O.GERMOND
7:00am-9:45
8:00pm-9:00
STAD
STAD
E.SOLBERG
E.SOLBERG
10:00am-12:00
7:00pm-8:45
STAD
STAD
G.BLUTH
G.BLUTH
8:00am-10:00
8:00am-10:00
12:00pm-1:45
12:00pm-1:45
G-12
STAD
G-12
STAD-STAD
T.SCHULTE
T.SCHULTE
T.SCHULTE
T.SCHULTE
4:00pm-7:50
4:00pm-7:50
G-107
STAD
P.KEYSAW
P.KEYSAW

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UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
33
INSTRUCTOR

PE 42C
*****

PE 42C
WATRPOLO CONDITN
1
MTWTh
AND
F
AND
MTWTh
AND
F
DATES: (Above class meets 07/25 to 08/10) (Water Polo Players)
6:00am-8:00
6:00am-8:00
5:00pm-6:45
5:00pm-6:45
G-114
STAD
G-114
STAD-STAD
J.ODOM
J.ODOM
J.ODOM
J.ODOM
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLSCI 2
37465
37466

POLSCI 2
AMERICAN GOV
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
FH-101
B.MARINOVICH
class.)
POLSCI 2
AMERICAN GOV
3
MTWTh
10:30am-12:35
FH-101
B.MARINOVICH
class.)
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 2
37471
PSY 39
66204
PSY 42
36399
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 1A is recommended. (Formerly PSY 7) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
PSY 2
GENERAL PSYCH
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:20
DATES: (#37471 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
FH-103
L.DA COSTA
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. Verication of freedom from tuberculosis recommended. (See also CHDEV 39) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
PSY 39
CHILD GRWTH DEV
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:20
SO-104
M.MARQUEZ
AND
3HRS ARR
CDC-107
D.MARIUS
DATES: (#66204 meets 06/1 3 to 07/21)
PREREQ: MATH 103 or equivalent. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (See also MATH
42) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
PSY 42
STATS-BEHVRL SCI
4
MTWTh
10:30am-1:15
S-230
L.DORN
DATES: (#36399 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 1A
37473
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (See also SOC 160) (A, CSU-GE, UC, I)
SOC 1A
INTRO TO SOC
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
OAB-231
S.RANGANATHAN
DATES: (#37473 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
SOC 10
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (See also HS 10) (Formerly SOC 22) (A, CSU-GE, UC,
I)
SOC 10
SOC OF AGING
3
MTWTh
10:15am-12:20
OAB-231
W.DAILEY JR
class.)
66206
SUPERVISED TUTORING
ST 300
37955
37216
PREREQ: None. (Formerly ST 100)

ST 300
SUPERVISED TUTOR
0
ARR
LI-134
R.SANCHEZ
DATES: (#37955 meets 06/31 to 07/21)
ST 300
SUPERVISED TUTOR
0
ARR
WEB
R.SANCHEZ
DATES: (#37216 meets 06/31 to 07/21) (#37216 is a distance education, non-credit course offered via the Internet. This course
provides online tutoring assistance. Students need access to a computer and must possess Internet and e-mail skills. For more
information about online tutoring go to http://www.blackboard.fresnocitycollege.edu.)
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COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

THEATRE ARTS
TA 30
35400
TA 30
THEATRE APPREC
3
MTWTh
12:30pm-3:40
OAB-127
DATES: (#35400 meets 06/13 to 07/07)
C.ERVEN
WOMENS STUDIES
WSTS 10
37475
WSTS 10
ROLES OF WOMEN
3
MTWTh
8:00am-10:05
AH-106
DATES: (#37475 meets 06/13 to 07/21)
E.SWEARINGEN
8-WEEK SESSION (JUNE 13 - AUGUST 5)

CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CHDEV 37A
37393
PREREQ: CHDEV 1, and CHDEV 3 and CHDEV/PSY 39 or CHDEV 150. Verication of freedom from tuberculosis. ADVISORY:
Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A, CSU)
CHDEV 37A
EC PRACTICUM
3
MW
12:00pm-2:10
AH-211
A.OCHOA
AND
6.75HRS ARR
ARR
A.OCHOA
DATES: (#37393 meets 06/13 to 08/03)
10-WEEK SESSION (MAY 31 - AUGUST 5)

ACCOUNTING
ACCTG 4A
*****
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 recommended. Enrolled or previously completed
CIT 12 or 15. (A, CSU, UC)
ACCTG 4A
FINANCIAL ACCTG
4
TTh
5:30pm-8:50
HS-220
STAFF
AND
TTh
9:00pm-9:50
HS-220
STAFF
AND
S
8:30am-12:15
HS-260
STAFF
AND
S
12:25pm-1:05
HS-260
STAFF
DATES: (Above class meets 05/28 to 07/12) (Business Division 25-Month Program. Entrance into class by permission of the
Business Division Dean. Students need to be aware that all ACCTG 4A classes require homework to be completed through an
online computerized homework management system called WileyPLUS. MS Excel is occasionally used in ACCTG 4A also.)
AIR CONDITIONING
AC 353
37864
ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 or AT 130 or equivalent recommended. (Open Entry/
Open Exit)
AC 353
PRIN INDUST REFRIG
0
MTWTh
2:00pm-4:35
CTC-E
J.PARKS
DATES: (#37864 meets 05/23 to 06/22)

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COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
35
INSTRUCTOR

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
AUTOT 19
*****
AUTOT 51
67102
AUTOT 51L
67103
COREQ: Fall and Spring Semesters: Must be enrolled in at least one other course, in addition to occupational work experience.
Summer Session: Enrollment in another college course is optional. Supervised employment directly related to the students
major. Offered under specic majors. (A, CSU)
AUTOT 19
COOP WKEXP-OCCUP
1-8
ARR
WEB
M.KAMIMOTO
AND
ARR
ARR
M.KAMIMOTO
DATES: (Above class meets 05/31 to 07/21) (Above class is a hybrid class offered via the Internet. Students will be required to
attend scheduled sessions off campus. Students need access to a computer with Internet and an e-mail account. Each student
must e-mail the instructor at martin.kamimoto@fresnocitycollege.edu for class access before the start date. For additional information, contact the instructor, Marty Kamimoto, at [559] 442-4600, ext. 8526.)
COREQ: AUTOT 9 and AUTOT 51L. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 recommended.
(See also ATGM 51) (A, CSU)
AUTOT 51
ENGINE THEORY
3
M
7:00am-3:15
T-204
M.KAMIMOTO
DATES: (#67102 meets 06/06 to 07/18)
COREQ: AUTOT 9 and AUTOT 51. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 recommended.
(See also ATGM 51L) (A, CSU)
AUTOT 51L
AUTO ENGINE LAB
2
TWTh
7:00am-12:00
T-204
M.KAMIMOTO
DATES: (#67103 meets 05/31 to 07/21)
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY - GM ASEP

ATGM 51
*****
ATGM 51L
*****
COREQ: AUTOT 9 and ATGM 51L. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 recommended.
(See also AUTOT 51) (A, CSU)
ATGM 51
ENGINE THEORY
3
M
7:00am-3:15
T-204
M.KAMIMOTO
COREQ: AUTOT 9 and ATGM 51. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 and MATH 101 recommended.
(See also AUTOT 51L) (A, CSU)
ATGM 51L
AUTO ENGINE LAB
2
TWTh
7:00am-12:00
T-204
M.KAMIMOTO
FIRE TECHNOLOGY
FIRET 130
*****
PREREQ: Medical exam conducted by a California licensed physician, including resting EKG and physicians written explanation of EKG printout. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (Formerly FIRE S 30 and
FIRET 30) (A)
FIRET 130
BAS FIRE ACADEMY
27.
DAILY
7:45am-5:00
CTC-J
D.BYRNS
AND
ARR
ARR
D.BYRNS
HISTORY
HIST 12
*****

HIST 12
U S SINCE 1877
3
S
8:30am-1:00
HS-250
L.AILANJIAN
DATES: (Above class meets 05/28 to 08/06) (Above class is part of the Business Division 25-Month Program. Entrance into the
class by permission of the Business Division Dean. Meets: 05/28; 06/04, 06/11, 06/18, 06/25; 07/09, 07/16, 07/23, 07/30, and 08/06.
Extensive use of a computer and the Internet is required for graded assignments in this class.)
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DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

NURSING, REGISTERED
RN 19
*****
RN 31
*****
RN 32
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
RN 32A
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
RN 33
COREQ: Fall and Spring Semesters: Must be enrolled in at least one other course, in addition to occupational work experience.
Summer Session: Enrollment in another college course is optional. Supervised employment directly related to the students major. Offered under specic majors. (A, CSU)
RN 19
COOP WKEXP-OCCUP
1-8
ARR
ARR
E.BUGAY
AND
ARR
ARR
E.BUGAY
PREREQ: Acceptance into the Registered Nursing Program: ENGL 1A MATH 103 BIOL 20 and BIOL 22 BIOL 31 CHEM 3A PSY 2
and SOC 1A or ANTHRO 2. All course work must be completed with a grade of C or better. COREQ: RN 32 and 32A. (Formerly
RN 1) (A, CSU)
RN 31
FNDTN/INT MED SURG
4
MW
8:00am-11:30
HS-270
C.FLORENCE
PREREQ: RN 32A. COREQ: RN 31. (Formerly RN 2) (A, CSU)
RN 32
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
T
RN 32
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
T
RN 32
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
Th
RN 32
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
Th
RN 32
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
Th
RN 32
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
Th
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
STAFF
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
STAFF
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
STAFF
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
STAFF
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
J.ADAMS
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
STAFF
PREREQ: Acceptance into the Registered Nursing Program: ENGL 1A MATH 103 BIOL 20 and BIOL 22 BIOL 31 CHEM 3A PSY 2
and SOC 1A or ANTHRO 2. All course work must be completed with a grade of C or better. COREQ: RN 31. (A, CSU)
RN 32A
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
T
6:30am-4:30
HS-240
C.FLORENCE
RN 32A
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
T
6:30am-4:30
HS-240
STAFF
RN 32A
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
T
6:30am-4:30
HS-240
STAFF
RN 32A
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
T
6:30am-4:30
HS-240
STAFF
RN 32A
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
Th
6:30am-4:30
HS-240
STAFF
RN 32A
MEDCL-SRGCL NRS
2
Th
6:30am-4:30
HS-240
STAFF
COREQ: RN 31. (Formerly RN 21) (A, CSU)
RN 33
TRANSCULT HLTH
12:00pm-3:15
HS-250
G.EZAKI
RN 35A
*****
COREQ: RN 31, 32 and 32A. (A, CSU)

RN 35A
INTRO TO PHRMCLGY
12:00pm-3:15
HS-250
E.SOTO
RN 61
PREREQ: RN 35B, 51, 52, 52A, and 53 with a grade of C or better. COREQ: RN 62 and 62A. (A, CSU)
RN 61
CRITICAL ILL ADULT
2.5
M
8:00am-1:10
HS-100
DATES: (Above class meets 06/06 to 08/01) (LVN/RN CBJT Grant)
E.DAY
*****
*****

P
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COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
37
INSTRUCTOR

RN 62
*****
*****
RN 62A
*****
*****
RN 65
RN 66
*****
*****
*****
PREREQ: RN 35B, 51, 52, 52A, and 53 with a grade of C or better. COREQ: RN 61 and 62A. (A, CSU)
RN 62
CRITICAL ILL ADULT
4
WF
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
CLIN
RN 62
CRITICAL ILL ADULT
4
WF
6:30am-4:30
HOSP
CLIN
PREREQ: RN 51, 52, and 52A, with a grade of C or better. COREQ: RN 61 and 62. (A, CSU)
RN 62A
CRTICL ILL ADULT SKLL
.5
W
12:00pm-4:50
DATES: (Above class meets 06/01 to 07/27) LVN/RN CBJT Grant)
RN 62A
CRTICL ILL ADULT SKLL
.5
W
12:00pm-4:50
E.BUGAY
K.GUYETT
HS-240
STAFF
HS-240
STAFF
PREREQ: RN 35B, 51, 52, and 53 with a grade of C or better. COREQ: RN 66. (Formerly RN 9) (A, CSU)
RN 65
BEHAVR EMTNL DSRDRS
2
M
2:00pm-6:00
HS-200
B.HEYNE
PREREQ: RN 35B, 51, 52 and 53 with a grade of C or better. COREQ: RN 65. (Formerly RN 10) (A, CSU)
RN 66
BHVRL EMTNL DSRD
1.5
T
6:30am-1:50
HOSP
CLIN
RN 66
BHVRL EMTNL DSRD
1.5
S
6:30am-2:30
HOSP
CLIN
RN 101
*****
COREQ: RN 102. (A, CSU)

RN 101
TRANSITION FCC RN
RN 102
*****
COREQ: RN 101. (A, CSU)

RN 102
TRANSITION FCC RN
SKL
B.GREENE
B.GREENE
1.5
Th
8:30am-1:30
HS-250
C.FLORENCE
Th
6:30am-4:30
HS-240
C.FLORENCE
RN 105
*****
COREQ: Acceptance into the Registered Nursing Program. (Formerly RN 23) (PASS/NO PASS only) (A)
RN 105
MEDICATION MATH
.5
M
5:00pm-7:40
HS-150
L.WALZBERG
RN 107
*****
COREQ: Acceptance into the Registered Nursing Program. (Formerly RN 25) (PASS/NO PASS only) (A)
RN 107
INT NSG PROCESS
.5
M
1:00pm-3:40
HS-270
J.KATO-GEE
RN 201
*****
COREQ: RN 61. (PASS/NO PASS only)

RN 201
NCLEX-RN REVIEW
2
Th
10:30am-1:45
HS-150
E.DAY
RN 202
*****
PREQ: Admission into the nursing program.

RN 202
RN SUCCESS STRAT
12:00pm-2:00
HS-250
C.FLORENCE
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COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
RAD 3A
*****
PREREQ: RAD 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D. COREQ: RAD 3B. (A, CSU)
RAD 3A
NSG PROCEDURES
2
T
8:00am-11:20
HS-100
S.OAKS
RAD 3B
*****
PREREQ: RAD 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D. COREQ: RAD 3A. (A, CSU)
RAD 3B
BAS CLINICAL RAD
7
MWThF
AND
T
8:00am-3:45
12:00pm-3:00
HOSP
HOSP
S.OAKS
S.OAKS
RAD 6
PREREQ: RAD 5A, 5B, and 5C. (A, CSU)

RAD 6
CONCENTRAT CLIN
8:00am-3:45
HOSP
J.SHULTZ
*****
DAILY
SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY
SURGT 103
*****
PREREQ: SURGT 102. ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENGL 125 and 126 or ESL 67 and 68 recommended. (A)
SURGT 103
SURGICAL PROCED
3
M
4:30pm-8:40
HS-230
AND
TWTh
4:30pm-8:40
HOSP
DATES: (Above class meets 06/06 to 08/01) (Grant Funded)
M.NGUYEN
M.NGUYEN
CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER

AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR, CTC
ACRCTC 371
*****
PREREQ: None.
ACRCTC 371
WELD/SHEET METAL
DAILY
ARR
8:20am-2:10
CTC-B
ARR
L.AGUILAR
L.AGUILAR
ACRCTC 372
*****
PREREQ: None.
ACRCTC 372
BODY WORK TECH
DAILY
ARR
8:20am-2:10
CTC-B
ARR
L.AGUILAR
L.AGUILAR
ACRCTC 373
*****
PREREQ: None.
ACRCTC 373
AUTO REFINISHNG
DAILY
ARR
8:20am-2:10
CTC-B
ARR
L.AGUILAR
L.AGUILAR
AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS, CTC

AMCTC 371
*****
PREREQ: None. (Formerly AMVTC 71)

AMCTC 371
ENGINE REPAIR
DAILY
ARR
8:00am-1:50
CTC-K
ARR
T.HUNTER
T.HUNTER
AMCTC 372
*****
PREREQ: None. (Formerly AMVTC 72)

AMCTC 372
ENGINE PERFORM
DAILY
ARR
9:00am-2:50
CTC-F
ARR
T.ELIZONDO
T.ELIZONDO

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COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAYS
TIMES
ROOM
39
INSTRUCTOR
CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING, CTC
ITCTC 371
*****
COREQ: ITCTC 372. (Open Entry/Open Exit) (Formerly ITVTC 71)

ITCTC 371
WHSE/DISTRIBUTN
0
DAILY
ARR
ITCTC 372
*****
COREQ: ITCTC 371.

ITCTC 372
WHSE/DISTRIBUTN
8:00am-9:40
CTC-G
ARR
L.SLOAN
L.SLOAN
DAILY
ARR
9:50am-11:25
CTC-G
ARR
L.SLOAN
L.SLOAN
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC, CTC

MMCTC 370
*****
PREREQ: None. (Formerly MMVTC 70)

MMCTC 370
WELD & MACH SHOP
DAILY
ARR
8:00am-1:50
CTC-L
ARR
D.MOONEYHAM
D.MOONEYHAM
MMCTC 371
*****

MMCTC 371
HYDRAULICS-PNEUM
DAILY
ARR
8:00am-1:50
CTC-L
ARR
D.MOONEYHAM
D.MOONEYHAM
MMCTC 372
*****

MMCTC 372
ELECTRICAL FUND
DAILY
ARR
8:00am-1:50
CTC-L
ARR
D.MOONEYHAM
D.MOONEYHAM
Campus Map
Campus Buildings:
1. Administration Building (A)
2. Old Administration Building (OAB)
3. Cafeteria/Student Lounge/
Staff Dining Room (C)
Gymnasium (G)
Practice Gym (PG)
Student Center/Bookstore (SC)
Business Education (BE)
Social Sciences (SO)
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
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Practice
Gym
Forum Hall (FH)

Student Services (ST)
Library (LI)
Tutorial Center (LI)
Learning Resources Center (LI)
Assessment Center (AC)
Language Arts (LA)
Art/Home Economics (AH)
Speech/Music (MS)
Applied Technology (T)
PARKING
19. Health Sciences (HS)

20. State Center Community College
District Ofce (DO)
District Police Ofce (PD)
Theatre Arts (TA)
Humanities/Faculty Ofces (FO)
Math/Science (S)
Campus Service Center
Child Development Center (CDC)
Fieldhouse (F)
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ILR
RA
SF
D
OA
Ratcliffe Stadium (RS)

Police Academy (PA)
Euless Ball Park (EU)
CalWORKs (T-200)
Veterans Peace Memorial
Soccer Field (SF)
Football Practice Field
Career Technology Center (CTC)
Physical Performance Center
(PPC)
MAP TO CAREER AND

TECHNOLOGY CENTER
Campus Locator Legend,

Parking Lots: A thru T
Public Lots in gray tint
One-day Parking Permit Dispenser
Handicapped Parking
Mobility Service Tram Stops
Pay Telephones
Emergency Telephones

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FRESNO CITY COLLEGE

SUMMER 2011 CLASS SCHEDULE

Summer 2011 Classes

2011 SUMMER SESSION

Dates and Deadlines

Summer registration begins, by appointment, for CONTINUING STUDENTS.

MEMORIA DAY HOLIDAY (campus closed, no classes)

INSTRUCTION begins for 10-week summer sessions

INSTRUCTION begins for 6-week and 8-week summer sessions

INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY observed (campus closed, no classes)

Final examination end for 6-week session classes

Final examination end for 8-week and 10-week session classes

Fresno City College

State Center Community

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

( FRESNO CITY COLLEGE

WHO CAN ENROLL?

This is all you have to do

Child Development Center ............................................. (559) 244-2691

Apply online through

Disabled Students Programs and Services ...................... (559) 442-8237

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

WHERE TO CLEAR HOLD

Registration Substitutes (Proxy

Online Registration - WebAdvisor

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

Your initial WebAdvisor password is set to your 6-digit birthdate in the

Variable Unit Courses

It is the students responsibility, not the instructors responsibility, to drop a

Other Important Information

Dropping a Class and/or Withdrawal

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

TouchTone Registration Instructions

Call (559) 229-9833 Outside Fresno/Clovis call 1-877-246-7222 or 1-877-2GO-SCCC

After prompt, select option #1 for Registration

After prompt, enter your 7-digit student identication number.

Registration Main Menu

Enter 1 to Enter a new course

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

WebAdvisor: Register Online

All registration policies and information that apply to TouchTone

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

A prerequisite is dened to mean a condition of enrollment that a student

Course Prerequisite/Corequisite Approval

Take the English/Math Placement Test Prior to Registering

Furnish Other Evidence

Other Limitations on Enrollment

Prerequisite Challenge Procedures

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

Associate degree applicable

Transferable to the California State University system

CSU-GE Meets the general education requirements for the

Meets the requirements of the Intersegmental General

Transferable to the University of California system.

Educational Transfer Curriculum

WRITE the college or department directly for additional

Counseling Required Academic Status

Summer 2011 fees* are due

Same day you register*

*Fees must be paid by the

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHEDULE 2011

Credit Card Payment