Fall2019ClassSchedule PDF

Glendale
FALL 2019 Community College

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 – WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2019 WWW.GLENDALE.EDU
FIRST TIME, FULL TIME,

FIRST YEAR FREE
Be enrolled in minimum of 12 units in your first semester (fall or spring) at GCC
Successfully complete the 2019/20 FAFSA or California Dream Act Application
Maintain good academic standing (GPA of 2.0 or higher and a 67% completion rate)
www.glendale.edu/GCCPromise
FALL 2019—
4 GCC Guide · Spring 2017
FOR
Follow this guide to become a student at GCC
For Noncredit Continuing Education—
See pages 97-103 in this guide for enrollment information.
For College Credit Courses—

Follow these simple steps to apply and register for classes.
NEW OR RETURNING STUDENTS CONTINUING STUDENTS

You are a new or returning student if you did not enroll in classes at If you submitted an application for the fall semester by April 26,
GCC during spring or summer 2019. 2019 or enrolled in classes at GCC during spring or summer
2019, you register as a continuing student.
STEP 1 Submit an Application for Admission
Complete and submit an application for admission STEP 1 See Your Counselor
online at www.glendale.edu as soon as possible, but nF
or course selection advice.
not later than August 23, 2019. You will receive: nT
o make sure your prerequisite file is
nY our Student I.D. number via e-mail updated to include courses completed at
n I nformation on accessing MyGCC another college or university.
nA GCC student e-mail address
STEP 2 Choose Your Classes
STEP 2 Complete Placement/Assessment ...by visiting www.glendale.edu/schedules for
the most updated class listings.
Placement into English and Math no longer requires
a test. You must be able to provide cumulative
high school GPA and know last Math and English STEP 3 Register for Classes
classes taken. ESL and Chemistry Assessments can nS
ee the registration instructions starting
be taken in the Assessment Center. ESL placement on page 7.
requires an appointment. nC
heck your Registration Appointment Date
by logging into your student portal at
www.glendale.edu/mygcc
STEP 3 Orientation/Counseling n You may register at the date and time
Sign up in the Assessment Center (Sierra Vista, assigned to you or at any time thereafter.
third floor) for a two-hour group orientation and
counseling session to receive an abbreviated Student
Education Plan.
nB ring any college transcripts, high school
transcripts, Advanced Placement exam scores or
CLEP scores. ACADEMIC COUNSELING
(818) 240-1000, ext. 5918
STEP 4 Register for Classes E.O.P.S.
nS
ee the registration instructions starting (Extended Opportunity Program & Services)
on page 7. (818) 240-1000, ext. 6900
nO
pen registration is June 3, 2019- August 30,
2019 for the spring semester. DISABLED STUDENTS PROGRAMS & SERVICES
(818) 240-1000, ext. 5905
GCC SCHEDULE · FALL 2019 1
Abbreviations of locations................................................... 5, 12 Jump Start............................................................................74-76

Academic Freedom Policy...................................................... 108 Live Chat.....................................................................................2
Academic Honesty Policy......................................................... 79 Locations...............................................................................5, 12
Adding closed classes..............................................................7-8 Map, Glendale College campus.................................................5
Admission/application sequence....................inside front cover Map, off-campus locations........................................ back cover
Admission requirements.......................................................... 77 Map, parking lots.......................................................................5
Assessment testing................................................................... 73 Materials Fee............................................................................12
Associate Degrees for Transfer................................................ 83 Non-discrimination policy........................................................78
Attendance......................................................................... 78, 99 Off-campus locations...............................................................12
Bus Service.............................................................................. 106 Off-campus locations, map........................................ back cover
CA College Promise Grant (CCPG)......................................91-94 Office hours................................................................................6
Calendar, Fall 2019...................................................................... 3 Online classes............................................................................70
CalWORKs............................................................................... 103 Online registration..........................................................7-9, 102
Class Listings........................................................................13-66 Orientation, new students............................. inside front cover
Computer Labs......................................................................... 82 Parking.........................................................................5, 104-106
Continuing Education.........................................................97-103 Parking permits..................................................................9, 104
Cost of Attendance.................................................................. 90 Pass/No Pass Petition................................................................78
Counseling.......................................................inside front cover Phone numbers................................................................2, 6, 98
Course enrollment.................................................................... 11 Police & Safety Services..........................................................106
Course repetition..................................................................... 78 Prerequisite, corequisite information.....................................11
Distance Education..............................................................71-72 Prerequisite challenge process................................................11
Division Chairs.......................................................................... 11 Proctored Online Classes..........................................................70
Dropping a class................................................................7-8, 78 Program Changes.....................................................................77
Drug-free campus policy.......................................................... 79 Refunds.....................................................................................77
Email....................................................................................... 2, 4 Registration procedure..............inside front cover, 7-9, 99, 102
Emergency Alert System.................................................... 2, 106 Repeating a course...................................................................78
Enrollment requirements......................................................... 11 Requirements & regulations...............................................77-79
ESL placement testing........................................................ 73, 99 Residence requirements...........................................................78
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act............................. 79 Scholars Program......................................................................68
Fees....................................................................................... 9, 77 Second 6- and 8-week classes..................................................69
Final Exams............................................................................... 67 Standards of Student Conduct..............................................107
Financial Aid........................................................................91-96 Student Services.......................................................................80
Graduation Requirements..................................................84-85 Student Equity..........................................................................81
Grievance Policy..................................................................... 108 Supplemental Instruction........................................................83
Harassment Policy.................................................................. 107 Transcripts and Transfer of Units.............................................11
High school diploma.............................................................. 101 Transfer Requirements, (IGETC)..........................................86-89
High School Equivalency testing........................................... 101 Veterans....................................................................................78
How to Read Class Listings...................................................... 12 Waiting lists..............................................................9, 10, 78, 99
Hybrid classes............................................................................ 70 Withdrawal...............................................................................78
Instructions for enrolling.............inside front cover, 7-9, 99, 102 WIOA.......................................................................................100
DISCLAIMER:
The Glendale Community College District reserves the right to modify its programs, tuition and fees, admission and graduation
requirements, schedules and other policies, procedures and regulations stated in this schedule without notice. This schedule does
not constitute a contract between the student and the college.
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HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US

If you have any questions, please call: INTERNET:
Admissions and Records....................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 5910 College Website: ......................................... www.glendale.edu
Registration Information..................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 5910 EMAIL:
Tuition and Refunds............................. (818) 240-1000, ext. 5930
Baja Field Studies:........................................ baja@glendale.edu
Financial Aid Office.............................. (818) 240-1000, ext. 5916
International Students.............................. gcciso@glendale.edu
Disabled Students Center.................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 5905
Scholars:.................................................. scholars@glendale.edu
EOPS...................................................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 6900
Student Involvement:.................................. mcec@glendale.edu
Counseling............................................ (818) 240-1000, ext. 5918
Study Abroad:................................. studyabroad@glendale.edu
Student Affairs..................................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 5592
Financial Aid...............................................finaid@glendale.edu
Baja Program Office............................. (818) 240-1000, ext. 3159
CalWORKs............................................. (818) 240-1000, ext. 5508 LIVE CHAT:
Student Outreach Services................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 4767 Use GCC Live Chat for general questions.
Go to www.glendale.edu and click on Live Chat.
A MORE COMPLETE LIST OF PHONE NUMBERS AND OFFICE HOURS
CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE 6.
Activate your GCC email today!

TO ACTIVATE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS:
1. Log in using your GCC ID# and your current PIN.

2. Now that you are logged into MyGCC find the Email link in the upper left hand corner of the
browser.
3. Click on the Email link.
4. Since this is your first time using student email you will need to activate your email by clicking
on the Activate Email link.
5. Make a note of your Email Account and Temporary Password and click on GCC Email.
If you experience any problems with the activation process, please contact
Help Desk at (818) 240-1000 ext. 4357 or help@glendale.edu.
Stay connected!
REMEMBER TO REGISTER FOR NIXLE
1. To opt in and receive future emergency text alerts from GCC, please text the two words GO
GCCALERT to the number 888777 from your cell phone.
2. You will receive a confirmation text that says “Nixle Local Alerts Welcome to GCCALERT.” By
receipt of that text message, you will have opted in to the Nixle system and you will receive future
emergency text alerts regarding campus emergencies.
You do not need to accept or acknowledge the text message. For additional information contact the
Glendale College Police Dept. at 818-551-5205.

FALL 2019 — IMPORTANT DATES

April 26* �� Deadline to apply for admission for Fall 2019 and be eligible for
priority registration JUNE 2019 JULY 2019
May 6–June 7 �� Check your Priority Registration Appointment Date and Time for Fall 2019 S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
• Online at MyGCC.glendale.edu 1 1 2 3 4 5 6
May 20–May 31* �� Priority registration for the Fall 2019 semester 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
June 3–August 30 �� Open registration for the Fall 2019 semester 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
June 3 �� Fall 2019 - High School Registration
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
June 24 �� Begin processing application for Winter and Spring 2020
September 2 �� Residence determination date for the Fall semester /30 24 25 26 27 28 29
23
28 29 30 31
September 2 �� Labor Day - Campus Closed
September 3 �� Instruction begins for the Fall semester
AUGUST 2019 SEPTEMBER 2019
16-week classes begin — first 8-week classes begin
September 3–14 �� Late registration for Fall semester S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
September 7 �� Deadline to ADD first 8-week classes 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Deadline to DROP first 8-week classes without a “W” notation and `4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
receive a refund 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
September 10 �� Last day to apply for Pass/No Pass in first 8-week classes 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
September 14 �� Deadline to ADD 16-week classes 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30
Deadline to DROP 16-week classes without a “W” notation and be
eligible for a refund
September 16 �� First 6-week classes begin OCTOBER 2019 NOVEMBER 2019
September 16–20 �� Refunds are automatic for those students who dropped their class by
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
the appropriate due date. Requests for parking fee refunds must be
initiated by the student when returning the parking permit to the 1 2 3 4 5 1 2
Student Fees Office 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
September 20 �� Last day to apply for Pass/No Pass in first 6-week classes 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
September 23 �� Deadline to ADD first 6-week classes 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Deadline to DROP first 6-week classes without a “W” notation and 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
be eligible for a refund
September 27 �� Last day to apply for Pass/No Pass in 16-week classes
October 12 �� Deadline to WITHDRAW from first 6- & 8-week classes with a “W” DECEMBER 2019 JANUARY 2020
notation S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
October 14–18 �� Check your Priority Registration Appointment Date and Time for 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4
Winter 2020
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
October 26 �� First 6-week & First 8 week classes end
October 28 �� Second 6- & 8-week classes begin 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
November 2 �� Deadline to ADD second 6- & 8-week classes 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Deadline to DROP second 6- & 8-week classes without a “W” and be 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31
eligible for a refund
October 28–November 1 �� Priority registration for Winter 2020 session
October 28–November 1 �� Refunds for second 6- & 8-week classes are automatic for those
students who dropped by the appropriate due date. Requests for
parking fee refunds must be initiated by the student when returning
the parking permit to the Student Fees Office
November 1* �� Deadline to apply for admission and be eligible for priority
registration for Spring 2020
November 5 �� Last day to apply for Pass/No Pass in second 6- & 8-week classes
November 11 �� Veterans Day Observed–Campus Closed
November 12–December 13 �� Check your Priority Registration Appointment Date and Time for
Spring 2020
November 23 �� Deadline to WITHDRAW from 16-week classes with a “W” notation
Deadline to WITHDRAW from second 6-week classes with a “W”
notation *First time college students must
November 18–December 6* �� Priority registration for Spring 2020
apply and complete Orientation,
November 28–30 �� Thanksgiving vacation (no Saturday classes on November 30)
Assessment and Student Educational
December 7 �� Deadline to WITHDRAW from second 8-week classes with a “W” notation
December 11–8 �� Final examinations for the Fall semester
Plan (SEP) by the application deadline
December 14 �� Second 6-week classes end to qualify for priority registration.
December 18 �� Second 8-week classes end
16-week classes end - End of the Fall semester It is the student’s responsibility to
Petitions for graduation and/or certificate for the Fall semester due know and adhere to all of the dates
in the Office of Admissions and Records listed above. For deadlines not listed
December 24–January 1 �� Winter Vacation – Campus Closed above, refer to your MyGCC student
January 2 �� Fall grades available on MyGCC.glendale.edu portal located in your “My Class
Schedule” for your personalized
Academic Add/Drop Calendar. Dates
are subject to change.

Activate your
GCC email TODAY!
Most of your business transactions with GCC will be done through MyGCC.
We will communicate with you through your student email,
so activate your account today!
DON’T MISS OUT ON: TO ACTIVATE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS:
1. Log in using your GCC ID# and your current PIN.

• admissions information
• priority registration date 2. Now that you are logged into MyGCC find the
• financial aid notices, Email link in the upper left hand corner of the
application status and award browser.
notification
• communication from faculty 3. Click on the Email link.
• registration information and 4. Since this is your first time using student email
other important messages
you will need to activate your email by
from the college
clicking on the Activate Email link.
• reminders to check MyGCC
for updates 5. Make a note of your Email Account and Temporary
Password and click on GCC Email.
If you experience any problems with the activation process, please contact
Help Desk at (818) 240-1000 ext. 4357 or help@glendale.edu.

BUILDINGS PARKING SERVICE BUILDING

AA AVIATION / ART Bldg. PARKING Student Permit/Staff Permit Academic Counseling SV, third floor
AD JOHN A. DAVITT STRUCTURE (LOT C) Admissions & Records SV, third floor
LOT A Staff Permit ASGCC Business Office SC, first floor
ADMINISTRATION Bldg.
LOT B Student Permit Assessment Center SV, third floor
AS ARROYO SECO Bldg. LOT D Staff Permit Baja Field Studies Program SA
AT ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CENTER LOT E Staff Permit Bookstore SC, first floor
AU AUDITORIUM Bldg. LOT F Disabled Drop-Off/Pickup & Box Office AU 106-A
BK BOOKSTORE Metered Guest Parking CalWORKs Parents Program SF 114
CDC CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER LOT G Staff Permit Career Center SV, third floor
CR CAMINO REAL Bldg. LOT H Staff/Disabled Student Permit Center for Students with Disabilities SF 121
CS LOT I Staff Permit EOPS SV, third floor
CIMMARUSTI SCIENCE CENTER
CIRCLE DRIVE Staff Permit ESL Lab SV, second floor
D DUPLICATING
LOT 30 Metered Lot/Student & Daily Permit Fees, Tuition & Refunds AD 127
G ART GALLERY Financial Aid SV, third floor
Civic Auditorium
HS BHUPESH PARIKH HEALTH SCIENCES Parking Structure Food Services
& TECHNOLOGY Bldg. and LOT 31 Semester Permits Only Cafeteria SM, 1st & 2nd floor
LB LIBRARY Bldg. LOTS 32, 33, & 34 Metered Lots/Student Permit Coffee Stand SR Plaza
LS LIFE SKILLS Bldg. Coffee Stand SG Plaza
Health Center SR, first floor
M&0 MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
Instructional Services AD 145
SA SANTA ANITA Bldg. International Student Services SV, third floor
SB SANTA BARBARA Bldg. Kreider Hall SR 138
SC (2)
J.W. SMITH STUDENT CENTER dale
FWY Learning Center AD 232
Glen tD g
SF SAN FERNANDO Complex Lo Parkin Lost & Found SM 153
C ly
CD On Multicultural & Community
SG SAN GABRIEL Bldg. CDC
SM SIERRA MADRE Bldg. LS Engagement Center SM 267
Outreach SM 266
SN SIERRA NEVADA GYM Police Department SM 153
SR SAN RAFAEL Bldg. Scholarship Office SC, second floor
SV SIERRA VISTA Bldg. Student Affairs SC, second floor
VG VERDUGO GYM Lot B
By permit only Study Abroad AD 145
Job Placement Center SV, third floor
Drivewa
y Transfer Center SV, third floor
College
Veterans Office AA 1 and AA 1B
PARKING STRUCTURE
Parking
Info
South The Welcome Center SM 266
Stairs
Lot B (Level 3, 4, 5 & 6)
(White Spaces)
Lot C (Level 1 & 2)
(Green Spaces) Center
E Disabled (Level 1 - Permit Req’d) Court
Student Information Kiosk
Parking Structure Call Boxes are located on
each level next to the elevators and stairwells.
Tennis Public Telephone
South Fork Courts
Bridge Stairs Emergency Call Box
Lot A
Tennis Bicycle Rack
North
Stairs Courts
Elevator E Elevator
Lot A
E SV Single-User, Wheelchair
Ann
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AT Vaquero Gardening
Bridge Lot H
LOT G El Camino Real San Rafael Central Motorcycle Parking
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SG TTY
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Disabled Persons CR rive

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AS CS Field
Drop-Off & Pickup Lot I Storage
LOT F SB Parking
Motorcycle Parking
Parking
Verdugo Road Footbridge 3 min. Student Unloading Area Verdugo Road
LOT 34 LOT 32 CIVIC GAS

CIVIC AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM
PARKING STRUCTURE LOT 31 LOT 30
Canada Motorcycle Parking (BY PERMIT ONLY) *VY
(BY PERMIT ONLY)
LOT 33

OFFICE HOURS
SERVICE LOCATION PHONE HOURS (HOURS SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
Mon.-Thurs.: 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
Academic Counseling SV, third floor ext. 5918
Fri.: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mon.-Tues.: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Admissions & Records SV, third floor ext. 5910 Wed.-Thurs.: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fri.: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Alumni Association AD 149 ext. 5201 Mon.-Fri.: 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon.-Thurs.: 8:30 a.m.- 8 p.m.
Fri.: 8:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Assessment Center SV 365 ext. 5329
Testing hours differ
See website www.glendale.edu/assessment
Mon.-Thurs.: 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Bookstore SC, first floor (818) 242-1561
Hours are extended during first week of the
semester, see store for details
SF 114 Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 8:30 .m.-5 p.m.
ext. 5508
Wed.: 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri.: 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
CalWORKs
Garfield Campus, Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri.: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
ext. 5681
third floor Wed.: 8:00 a.m.–7 p.m.
Career Center SV, third floor ext. 5407
Fri.: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon.: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Tues.: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Center for Students with Disabilities SF 121 ext. 5905 Wed.: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Thurs.: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.,
Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
EOPS SV, third floor ext. 6900 Wed.: 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. & 1-7 p.m.
Fri.: 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mon.-Thurs.: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Fees, Tuition & Refunds AD 127 ext. 5930
Fri.: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mon., Tues.: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Financial Aid SV, third floor ext. 5916 Wed., Thurs.: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Mon.-Thurs.: 8 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri.: 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Health Center SR, first floor ext. 5909
Closing hours may change
Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Instructional Services AD 145 ext. 5904
Sat.: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
ext. 5439, 6645, Mon.-Thurs.: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
International Student Services SV, third floor
5440 Fri.: 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Mon.-Thurs.: 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m., Fri.: 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Learning Center AD 232 ext. 5333
Sat.: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Library Library ext. 5586
Fri.-Sat.: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Business office hours:
Lost & Found SM 153 ext. 5205 Mon.-Thurs.: 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Friday: 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
Multicultural and Community
SM, second floor ext. 5580 Mon.-Thurs.: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri.: 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Engagement Center (MCEC)
ext. 5205 Business office hours:
Police Department SM 153 Mon.-Thurs.: 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
ext. 4000 (Emerg.) Friday: 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
Scholarship Office SC, second floor ext. 5591 Mon.-Fri.: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Student Activities/ASGCC SC 201 ext. 3033 Mon.-Fri..: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Student Affairs SC, second floor ext. 5913, 5592 Mon.-Fri.: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Student Employment Services/ Mon.-Thurs.: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
SV, third floor ext. 5194
Job Placement Center Fri.: 7:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Student Outreach Services (SOS)/ Mon.–Thurs.: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
SM 266 ext. 4767
Welcome Center Fri.: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
Transfer Center SV, third floor ext. 5442 Mon.-Thurs.: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri.: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Mon.-Tues.: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Veterans Resource Center AA 1/AA 2 ext. 3360 Wed.-Thurs.: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fri.: Closed
Use the Campus Map on page 5 to find locations
Call (818) 240-1000 to use extensions

ONLINE REGISTRATION INFORMATION

FALL: SEPTEMBER 3–DECEMBER 18, 2019
FALL 2019
REGISTRATION DATES
Priority.......May 20-31, 2019
Open.....June 3-August 30, 2019
HOURS
Weekdays and Weekends
Registration: 24/7
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE YOUR COURSES

See a COUNSELOR to update your Student Education Plan, HELP
update your prerequisites, and discuss which classes you
Questions about registering?
need to take.
Call 818-240-1000, ext. 5910.
USE PRIORITY REGISTRATION...
• if you applied for admission by April 26, 2019
• if you were enrolled at GCC during spring or summer 2019. ADDING & DROPPING CLASSES
You can register on the time and date assigned to you or any You can complete all add and drop transactions online via
time after that. MyGCC. During the first two weeks of each semester or the first
week of a winter or summer session, adds with a Permission
ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL:
Code and drops may be completed.
• automatically move you from a waiting list into the class if
someone drops.
• automatically check your prerequisite file if you satisfactorily
completed or are currently enrolled in the prerequisite
at GCC.
• accept your credit card to pay your registration fees. Have
your credit card ready.
• show open sections for a particular course. Have your class
schedule available for reference.
ONLINE REGISTRATION CANNOT:

• enroll you in more than 19 units.
• allow you to repeat a course in which you got an A, B, C or P
(except for certain classes that can be taken more than one
time).
• enroll you in a course for a third time if you got a D, F, NP,
NC or W the first two times.
• give you prerequisite credit for a course you took somewhere
else unless your counselor has entered it in your prerequisite
file. See your counselor first.

ONLINE REGISTRATION
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION
www.glendale.edu/mygcc
Go to the GCC home page: www.glendale.edu
Click on MyGCC and login to your own MyGCC —

use your GCC ID# and your password, once logged in your Student Center will be displayed.
View your holds (right-hand side). If you have a hold, click on: DETAILS and follow the instructions to clear it. Holds
will prevent you from enrolling. If there is no hold, continue to enrollment.
View your To Do list (right-hand side). All “to dos” must be completed prior to the start of the session of attendance.
To get on a wait list

To add a class: To drop a class:
for a class:
Click on ENROLL from the Student If you want to wait list a class, you Click on: ENROLL: DROP CLASSES.
Center: ADD CLASSES. Select the term have two options. Select the course you want to drop,
then click on: CONTINUE then click on: DROP SELECTED CLASSES
1. Click on the box next to WAIT LIST
You can search the schedule or when you select your class, so you Confirm your selection, then click on:
enter the course number to add will be placed on the wait list if FINISH DROPPING
the class. When you are finished the class is full.
selecting classes, click on: NEXT
2. If you receive an error message
Check your shopping cart and make telling you the class is full, click on
sure all the classes you added are in your the box next to WAIT LIST. Once
shopping cart, click on PROCEED TO you have done this, make sure to
STEP 2 OF 3 and confirm the courses are click on FINISH ENROLLING.
correct. If there is a red error message,
follow the instructions given. Note: You will not be on a wait list
until you FINISH ENROLLING
If the courses are correct and there are
no errors, click on FINISH ENROLLING. If you are on a wait list, you are not
enrolled in the course. You need to
To view your complete schedule, click attend the first day of the class and
on: MY CLASS SCHEDULE. Check the check on your status.
STATUS. The status will show if you are
enrolled, on the wait list, or dropped PAYMENT IS DUE AT THE TIME OF
from each course. REGISTRATION. Check the amount
owed by clicking on MY ACCOUNT
MAXIMUM CLASS LOAD: You may then ACCOUNT INQUIRY.
take a MAXIMUM OF 19 units during
the Fall/Spring semester, 10 units for
summer, and 8 units for winter.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION
INCORRECT FEES AND FEE WAIVERS WAITING LISTS
If you believe that an error was made in your fee calculation, Many classes have a wait list. If a registered student drops
you will need to go to the Student Fees Office located in the the course, the first wait list student will be automatically
Sierra Vista Building. If you wish to waive the Student Services moved into the course.
Fee due to financial hardship, go to the Student Business Services
Office located in the Bookstore before the refund deadline. It is the student’s responsibility to verify enrollment
If your fees are waived you relinquish all privileges and your status on the first day of class from the instructor. It is the
rights to use all services funded by the Student Services Fee. The student’s responsibility to drop a class without a “W”
health fee may be waived by students who depend exclusively to be eligible for a refund or not be held responsible for
upon prayer for healing in accordance with the teachings of a payment of fees.
bona fide religious sect, denomination, or organization. (Waiv-
ers for the current semester/session will not be granted after PARKING PERMIT
the final deadline to withdraw from classes and be eligible • You may purchase your parking permit ONLINE for
for a refund as published in this class schedule.) any semester or intersession through MyGCC. Parking
permits will be available to purchase online from the
FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS first day of registration up to one week prior to the
beginning of that semester or intersession. Permits that
MyGCC will let you know if you have been awarded a BOG.
are purchased online will be mailed to you the next
If you are awarded a BOG, the enrollment and health fee are business day.
waived, but you must pay all other fees. • You may purchase your parking permit IN PERSON
from the Tuition Office located in the Administration
Building beginning the first day of registration up to
the last day of the semester or intersession.
FEES
Enrollment Fee...................................................................$46 per unit*
Health Services Fee (summer or winter)......................$14
Health Services Fee (fall or spring).................................$18
Student Services Fee**....................................................$12.50
Nonresident Tuition .........................................................$225 per unit
Capital Outlay Fee.............................................................$40 per unit
Please confirm your registration. If you did not follow
Parking Fee (summer or winter)....................................$45 per vehicle
instructions, you will not be enrolled in a course(s),
Parking Fee (fall or spring)...............................................$75 per vehicle
or you will receive a letter grade rather than a “W”
*Fees are subject to change.
notation. It is your responsibility to make sure you
**Optional fee
have completed all transactions correctly.

WAITLIST INFORMATION
If a class is full, but has a waitlist, you can add yourself to Once I am on the waitlist, how do I get into the class?
the waitlist and as seats open up, students on the waitlist will If seats become available and you meet all of the
be automatically enrolled. *When you add yourself to the requirements, you will be added automatically to the class
waitlist, you are given a position number. Students are enrolled based on your waitlist position number. If you are successfully
in open seats based on their position number. The lower your enrolled from the waitlist, you will see the change in your “My
number is on the waitlist, the greater your opportunity is to Schedule” in your Student Center. You will be sent an email to
be enrolled in the class. your college issued email address notifying you that you have
been moved into the enrolled status.
WAITLIST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I waitlist for a class that conflicts in meeting times with a
What is the advantage of enrolling to a waitlist? class that I’m already enrolled in?
The waitlist enables you to be auto-enrolled in closed classes Yes, you can waitlist for time conflicted classes, but you
as seats become available. will not be moved off of the waitlist until the time conflict
has been resolved.
How many classes can I waitlist for?
You may add yourself to any number of waitlists, but you Where can I find my waitlist position number?
will not be allowed to enroll in and waitlist in more than the In your class schedule, there is a checkbox to show waitlisted
maximum number of units for the term. For example, for classes – if you check this box, you will see classes that you are
the spring term, the maximum number of units allowed is waitlisted for, and your position number.
19; therefore, your combined enrolled and waitlist units can’t
exceed 19. What if I decide that I no longer want to take a class that I
have waitlisted?
Can I waitlist in more than one section of the same class? It is your responsibility to remove yourself from the waitlist.
Yes, you can waitlist for multiple sections of the same class. If you have been enrolled from the waitlist and do not wish to
Once you have been enrolled in one section of a class, you will take the class, it is your responsibility to drop the class before
be removed from the waitlists for all other sections of that class. the last day to drop with refund, or you may still be accountable
If you are already enrolled in one section of a class, you may for the class.
waitlist for additional sections, but you will not be enrolled from
the waitlist until you drop the section that you are enrolled in. What happens if I am added to a class from a waitlist after I
have paid fees for other classes that I enrolled in?
I was in position number 1 on a waitlist, why wasn’t I enrolled Your account in your Student Center will reflect the additional
when a seat opened? enrollment fees. Log into your MyGCC Student Center and
The requirements to be moved off of a waitlist are the same click on Account Inquiry. These fees must be paid immediately.
as standard enrollment:
• You will not be enrolled from the waitlist if you are If I am already enrolled in NelNet payment plan, how might
already enrolled in another section of the same class. enrolling in an additional class via the waitlist impact my
• You will not be enrolled in a class if it conflicts in payment plan?
meeting times with another class in which you are Any additional enrollment fees and charges not included
enrolled. in your initial budget and plan will need to be added. You
• You will not be enrolled in more units than permitted need to let the Tuition Office know of any changes to your
in the term. enrollment or fees for the added class will be due immediately.
• You will not be enrolled if you have not met the
prerequisites for that class. If I have Financial Aid, how will adding a class to my schedule
• You will not be enrolled if you have any registration from the waitlist impact my aid?
holds, i.e. Financial, Library, PE etc. The enrollment fees will be waived as long as you have been
awarded the BOG grant. If you are automatically enrolled
Can I take myself off of a waitlist? through the waitlist process, the enrollment will be complete
Yes, you may remove yourself from a waitlist by following prior to the last day to add a class and your Financial Aid
the same process as to drop a class. awards will be adjusted accordingly. However, if you are given
a “permission number”, you must add the course online prior
What is the first day I can get on a waitlist? to the last day to add a class or your Financial Aid will not be
Waitlists are only available once the class has reached its adjusted. We suggest that you contact the Financial Aid office
enrollment capacity. For high-demand classes, this may be the if your units increase or decrease any time during the term.
first day of registration or for other classes as late as the last
week of open registration.
*WAITLIST IMPORTANT NOTICE: Classes and wait list (enrollment from the wait list) will officially close at 11:59 p.m. on the
Sunday before the class is scheduled to begin. If you would like to add a closed class, you must attend the first day of the class
to obtain a permission number from the instructor. IF you are given a permission number, you will then need to log back into
your student portal–MyGCC and officially add the class using the permission number.

COURSE ENROLLMENT
OPEN ENROLLMENT Follow these instructions:
Unless specifically exempted by statute, every course, course 1. Complete the Glendale Community College Prerequisite
section, or class shall be open for enrollment and participation Challenge Petition.
by any person who has been admitted to the college and who 2. Submit the petition to the appropriate division chair.
meets the prerequisites for such courses.
3. You may need to submit evidence of the necessary skills
REQUIREMENTS to pass the course.
When you look at the class listings, you will see that many 4. You will be notified within 15 days of the decision.
courses have conditions you must meet before you can enroll. 5. If the petition is denied, you may appeal the decision to
These conditions are called assessment tests, prerequisites, the Executive Vice President of Instruction.
co-requisites, recommended preparation, or limitations on Prerequisite Challenge Petition forms may be obtained from
enrollment. the Academic Counseling Office.
DEFINITIONS TRANSCRIPTS AND TRANSFER OF UNITS
Assessment Test: Transcripts should be sent directly from the high school or
These exams measure your current skills. Your composite college to Glendale Community College. All transcripts become
scores determine your placement in English, mathematics, the property of Glendale Community College and will not be
English as a Second Language, and in other areas. returned.
Prerequisite: Glendale Community College reserves the right to evaluate
This means you already must have completed the course or work completed in other colleges or universities. The external
courses listed as prerequisite(s) with a grade of A, B, C, or Credit credit units and cumulative grade points will be posted on the
before you enroll in the class you’re considering. student’s Glendale College transcript. Transfers with acceptable
grades will be granted advanced standing in-so-far as the work
Corequisite: completely corresponds with that of Glendale Community
This means the class listed as a corequisite already must College.
have been completed, or you can take it at the same time as Upon the written request of a student, a transcript of
the class you’re considering. the student’s record at Glendale Community College will be
Recommended Preparation: forwarded to a college or university, individual, firm, etc.
This is a condition that you are advised, but not required, to providing that such student has no outstanding financial
meet before enrolling in the class you’re considering. obligation to the college. Records may be withheld for monies
owed the college, library fines, unreturned P.E. supplies and/or
Other Limitations on Enrollment: equipment, health holds, or for disciplinary problems. For more
Certain courses may require tryouts, auditions, or may be information visit the college website at www.glendale.edu.
limited by health and safety considerations, facility limitations,
faculty workload, availability of qualified instructors, funding
limitations or legal requirements imposed by statutes, regula-
tions or contracts. All limitations conform with the provisions WHERE TO FIND DIVISION CHAIRS
of the Title V, Section 58106, California Community College
Biology SG 210 x 5365
Board of Governors.
Business SG 150 x 5746
PREREQUISITE CHALLENGE PROCESS English LB 215 x 5609
You may challenge your assessment placement, course ESL, Credit SG 223 x 5510
prerequisite, corequisite or limitation on enrollment for any Health Sciences HS 318 x 5270
of the following reasons: Kinesiology VG 223 x 3193
1. You have the knowledge or skills to complete the course. Language Arts AD 217-A x 5720
2. The prerequisite course has not been reasonably avail- Mathematics SG 324 x 5797
able and will cause you a delay in the completion of your Physical Science CS185 x 5630
academic goals according to your Student Educational Social Science SV 250 x 5466
Plan. Student Services SV 378 x 5425
3. The course has not been established in accordance with Technology/Aviation AT 106 x 5541
the district’s process for establishing prerequisites and Visual/Performing Arts AU 217-D x 5622
corequisites.
4. The prerequisite is unlawfully discriminatory or is being
applied in an unlawfully discriminatory manner.

HOW TO READ CLASS LISTINGS
1 ACCOUNTING
3
2 ACCTG 102 - 5.0 UNITS—PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II 4 Day and early
Prerequisite: ACCTG 101 or 106 or equivalent. afternoon classes
5 1234 MTWTHF 8:00AM- 9:15AM SR113 STAFF are shown in
7890 MW 6:00PM-8:30PM SR113 STAFF REGULAR type
6 1st 8 week class
9 Evening classes are
1245 MTWTHF 8:00AM- 10:15AM SR113 STAFF
shown in BOLD type.
7 8
1. DEPARTMENT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

2. COURSE NUMBER MATERIALS FEE—In addition to enrollment fees, materials fees
3. UNITS —This is the number of college credit units may be charged for some courses in accordance with State regu-
awarded if the course is completed. lations. Designated fees represent the actual cost for materials
4. COURSE TITLE used in these courses and are generally lower than you would
pay if you were to purchase the same items separately. You
5. COURSE PREREQUISITE—See page 11 for explanation.
have the option of paying the fees to the college or providing
6. TICKET NUMBER your own materials of equal quality. A list of materials will be
7. DAY & TIME— Students who miss class meetings dur- provided by the instructor upon request. The materials must
ing the first week of instruction may be dropped by the be provided by the instructor if an issue of health and safety
instructor. Some courses are 8-weeks or 6-weeks long. applies. **THE MATERIALS FEE IS NONREFUNDABLE.**
8. LOCATION— Use the Campus Map on page 5 to identify
building abbreviations and to locate a particular building.
SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION—See page 83
*Off-campus locations
Non-Degree Applicable: Course does not apply toward
• SPCMPL—Glendale Sports Complex Associate degree.
2200 Fern Lane, Glendale Pass/No Pass class only: Students receive either Pass or No Pass
• RBAC—Rose Bowl Aquatics Center instead of a letter grade.
360 N. Arroyo, Pasadena Recommended Preperation: This is a condition you are advised
• STENGL—Stengel Ballfield but not required to meet before enrolling in the course.
1601 Canada Blvd., Glendale
• WHITMN—Whiteman Airport
• Classes begin the week of September 3, 2019
12653 Osborne, Pacoima
for the fall semester, unless indicated.
9. CLASS INSTRUCTOR—If this area reads “STAFF”,
the name of the instructor was not available at press time.
• All listings are subject to change. Revisions are
posted on the Web at
http://www.glendale.edu/schedules

GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE—FALL 2019
CR Notes and instructions for reading these listings can be found on page 12 13
ACCOUNTING ACCTG 102 - 5 UNITS—MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING

Prerequisite: ACCTG 101 or equivalent. Recommended Preparation:
Concurrent enrollment or completion of CABOT 260 or 270, or equiva-
lent spreadsheet experience.
ACCTG 101 - 5 UNITS—FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 1098 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM AD252 SCOTT
Recommended Preparation: Concurrent enrollment or completion of CABOT
260 or 270 or equivalent spreadsheet experience. Prerequisite: None 1097 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM AD252 MASIHI YOUSEFIAN
[+2.0 hrs online]
1092 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM SR114 ROBINS 1097 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1094 LEC F 09:00AM-12:10PM SR113 MASIHI YOUSEFIAN taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
[+2.0 hrs online] the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1094 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1096 LEC F 09:00AM-12:10PM AD252 PASCUAL
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent [+2.0 hrs online]
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1096 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1089 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM CS177 PASCUAL taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1100 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:20AM AD252 SCOTT
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1206 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM CR230 ROBINS
1091 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:20AM SR114 ROBINS 1099 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SR114 BALTAYAN
[+2.0 hrs online]
1139 ONLINE CHAWAREEWONG 1099 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
[5.0 hrs online] taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1139 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1176 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM CR234 RODRIGUEZ
1173 LEC S 01:00PM-04:10PM SR113 CHAVEZ ACCTG 110 - 4 UNITS—BASIC ACCOUNTING I
[+2.0 hrs online]
1173 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Prerequisite: None.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1235 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM SR113 CHAVEZ
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the [+1.0 hrs online]
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1235 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1090 LEC TTH 01:40PM-04:10PM SR313 MARGARYAN skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
1093 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AD252 BALTAYAN online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
[+2.0 hrs online]
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
ACCTG 120 - 3 UNITS—COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SYS
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the Recommended Preparation: Concurrent Enrollment in Accounting 101 or
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Accounting 110 or equivalent experience in accounting.
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1101 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SR324 MARGARYAN
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer [+3.0 hrs online]
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1101 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1174 LEC MW 04:15PM-06:45PM SR113 MARES Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1175 LEC TTH 04:15PM-06:45PM SR113 MARES at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1088 LEC MW 05:30PM-08:00PM SV235 TAZEKAND skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
1095 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM SR113 HARMON labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
TO VIEW THE MOST CURRENT CLASS LISTINGS AND COURSE DESCRIPTIONS, PLEASE VISIT THE ONLINE SCHEDULE AT WWW.GLENDALE.EDU/SCHEDULES
14 Notes and instructions for reading these listings can be found on page 12 CR
ACCTG 121 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED COMPUTERIZED ACCTG ACCTG 180 - 2 UNITS—FNCL ANLYS & COMMUNICATIONS
Recommended Preparation: ACCTG 101, ACCTG 110, ACCTG 120, OBT 97 or Recommended Preparation: ACCTG 101 or equivalent; and CABOT 260 or
equivalent. CABOT 265 or CABOT 270 or equivalent.
1186 ONLINE MARGARYAN 1167 ONLINE CHAWAREEWONG
[3.0 hrs online] [2.0 hrs online]
1186 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1167 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review of you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the to-face exams will convene on TBA. Students must review the instructor
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the Course Check-In
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) to not be dropped
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer from the course. Students should possess basic computer skills and have access
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent to the Internet, either from home or from the computer labs on campus. This
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent online activities, and
Pass/No Pass class only weekly assignment deadlines.
ACCTG 130 - 3 UNITS—PAYROLL ACCOUNTING ACCTG 201 - 5 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I

Recommended Preparation: ACCTG 101, ACCTG 110 or equivalent. Prerequisite: ACCTG 101.
1102 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SR324 MOGADAM 1104 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM AD252 HARMON
1162 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM SR324 MARGARYAN
[+3.0 hrs online] ACCTG 225 - 3 UNITS—AUDITING
1162 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when Prerequisite: ACCTG 101.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1105 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SR312 WRIGHT
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
ACCTG 250 - 3 UNITS—ACCOUNTING ETHICS
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Prerequisite: ACCT 101.
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 3683 ONLINE GARRETT
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent [3.0 hrs online]
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3683 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
ACCTG 150 - 3 UNITS—PRIN INCOME TAXATION Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Prerequisite: None. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1103 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SR314 MARGARYAN skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
[+3.0 hrs online] labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1103 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1177 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SR113 BILOTTA
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
ADMJ 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRO ADMIN JUSTICE
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
ACCTG 160 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED INCOME TAX 2478 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AA103 MIRANDA
Prerequisite: ACCTG 150 or equivalent. 2479 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AA103 POTTER
1238 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SR314 MARGARYAN 2601 ONLINE DEPOMPA
[+3.0 hrs online] [3.0 hrs online]
1238 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 2601 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review of you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the to-face exams will convene on TBA. Students must review the instructor
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the Course Check-In
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) to not be dropped
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer from the course. Students should possess basic computer skills and have access
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent to the Internet, either from home or from the computer labs on campus. This
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent online activities, and
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 weekly assignment deadlines.
2480 LEC T 01:40PM-04:50PM AT232 DISTASO
ACCTG 165 - 3 UNITS—TAX PLANNING AND RESEARCH 3106 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AT232 DEPOMPA
Recommended Preparation: ACCTG 150.
1164 ONLINE GARRETT ADMJ 103 - 3 UNITS—CONCEPTS OF CRIMINAL LAW
[3.0 hrs online] Prerequisite: ADMJ 101 or equivalent.
1164 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 2481 LEC TH 01:40PM-04:50PM AA103 POTTER
ADMJ 110 - 3 UNITS—PRIN & PROCEDURES
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 2482 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM CS266 MONTECUOLLO
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer ADMJ 116 - 3 UNITS—CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Recommended preparation: ADMJ 101 or equivalent.
2483 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AA114 CASEY
ACCTG 170 - 2 UNITS—CALIFORNIA BUSINESS TAXES ADMJ 117 - 3 UNITS—CRISIS INTERVENTION
Prerequisite: ACCTG 101.
Prerequisite: None.
1184 LEC T 06:55PM-09:00PM CS266 SOEMARDI 3107 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU111 LORENZ
ADMJ 118 - 3 UNITS—YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS AD ST 152 - 3 UNITS—INTERNSHIP I

Prerequisite: ADMJ 101 or equivalent (ADMJ 101 may be taken concurrently.) Prerequisite: AD ST 110 and 112 or equivalent. Corequisite AD ST 50 (1 Unit).
2484 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AA103 ALLEN 1569 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM HS328 SCALICE
ADMJ 129 - 3 UNITS—SPEC CRIMES/DANGEROUS DRUGS
2485 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AT107C LORENZ
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
ADMJ 134 - 3 UNITS—REPORT WRITING ASL 101 - 4 UNITS—AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
3108 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT107C DISTASO 1814 LEC TTH 04:25PM-06:45PM SF105 STAFF
1815 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:15PM SF105 CHAHAYED
ADMJ 165 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO FORENSIC SCIENCE
Prerequisite: ADMJ 101 or equivalent. ASL 102 - 4 UNITS—AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II
3109 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM AT232 MIRANDA Prerequisite: ASL 101 or equivalent.
1816 LEC MW 04:25PM-06:45PM SF105 CHAHAYED
ADMJ 170 - 3 UNITS—ETHICS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT
Recommended preparation: ADMJ 101 and Eligibility for ENGL 101.
2529 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AA103 POTTER
ANTHROPOLOGY
ADMJ 203 - 3 UNITS—TRANSPT. SECUTY. & BORD. PRTL.
ANTHR 101 - 3 UNITS—PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
3110 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM AT232 STAFF Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2430 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SV220 STAFF
ALCOHOL/DRUG STUDIES 2286 LEC F
2288 LEC MW
09:10AM-12:20PM
09:10AM-10:35AM
SV220
SV220
STAFF
STAFF
AD ST 050 - 1 UNITS—ALCOHOL/DRUG STUDIES INTERN 2375 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV220 STAFF
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. 2290 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SV220 STAFF
Concurrent enrollment: AD ST 152 or AD ST 153 2287 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SV220 STAFF
Pre-requisites: AD ST 110 and AD ST 112
2417 ONLINE STAFF
1615 LAB TH 05:45PM-06:50PM HS328 SCALICE [6.0 hrs online]
[+2.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 2417 NOTE: 8 WEEK ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you
Pass/No Pass class only when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete
AD ST 101 - 3 UNITS—ALCOH/DRUG DEPENDENCY the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home
1567 LEC M 01:40PM-04:50PM HS328 SALAZAR or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
1568 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM HS328 SALAZAR engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The
instructor can be contacted by email at ayefremi@glendale.edu
AD ST 103 - 3 UNITS—TREATMENT & RECOVERY 1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
Prerequisite: AD ST 101 or equivalent (AD ST 101 may be taken concur-
rently.) Recommended preparation: PSYCH 101. ANTHR 102 - 3 UNITS—CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
1616 LEC TH 05:20PM-08:30PM HS327 SALAZAR Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2391 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SR116 STAFF
AD ST 105 - 3 UNITS—PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS 2365 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SR116 STAFF
Prerequisite: AD ST 101 and 103 (AD ST 101 and AD ST 103 may be taken
concurrently.) ANTHR 104 - 3 UNITS—MAGIC,RELIGION,AND WITCHCRAFT
1614 ONLINE REDMAN Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
[3.0 hrs online] 2384 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SR116 STAFF
1614 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 2467 LEC W 05:10PM-08:20PM SR116 STAFF
ANTHR 111 - 1 UNITS—PHYSICAL ANTHRO LABORATORY
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Prerequisite: ANTHR 101 (may be taken concurrently). Recommended
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 2291 LAB M 01:50PM-05:00PM SV220 STAFF
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 2400 LAB W 01:50PM-05:00PM SV220 STAFF
AD ST 111 - 3 UNITS—FAMILY DYNAMICS AND ADDICTION ANTHR 114 - 3 UNITS—GENDER, SEXUALITY, AND CULTURE
Prerequisite: AD ST 101 and 103. Recommended preparation: PSYCH 101. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
1610 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM HS122 SCALICE 3088 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV231 STAFF
AD ST 112 - 3 UNITS—GROUP COUNSELING/PROCESS ANTHR 150 - 3 UNITS—ARCHAEOLOGY

Prerequisite: AD ST 101 and 103. Recommended preparation: PSYCH 101.
3097 LEC T 01:40PM-04:50PM HS122 SCALICE 2441 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV220 STAFF
AD ST 119 - 3 UNITS—CHEM DEPENDENCY/CO-OCCUR DIS

Prerequisite: AD ST 105 or equivalent (AD ST 105 may be taken concur-
rently). Recommended preparation: PSYCH 115.
1611 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM HS328 SALAZAR
ARCHITECTURE ARCH 230 - 3 UNITS—ADV 3DS MAX FOR ARCH & ENGR
Prerequisite: ARCH 229 or equivalent.
3696 LEC S 09:05AM-11:10AM AT211 PAPIENSKI
ARCH 101 - 3 UNITS—DRAFTING & BASIC DESIGN LAB S 12:00PM-04:20PM AT211 PAPIENSKI
Recommended preparation: ART 130, Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151
ARCH 240 - 2.5 UNITS—ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO DVLPMT
2585 LEC M 09:10AM-10:35AM AT211 OKEYO Prerequisite: ARCH 120, 130, and 250; or equivalent.
LAB M 10:35AM-12:20PM AT211 OKEYO 2583 LEC S 12:15PM-01:20PM AT220 CHIU
LAB W 09:10AM-12:20PM AT211 OKEYO LAB S 01:20PM-04:05PM AT220 CHIU
2486 LEC T 06:55PM-08:20PM AT220 OKEYO LAB S 04:55PM-07:00PM AT220 CHIU
LAB T 08:20PM-10:05PM AT220 OKEYO Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
LAB TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AT220 OKEYO
ARCH 250 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO AUTODESK REVIT
ARCH 103 - 3 UNITS—DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY Prerequisite: ARCH 101 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: ARCH 101 or equivalent. Recommended preparation: ENGR 109. 3111 LEC F 03:25PM-05:30PM AT211 STAFF
2587 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM AT220 STAFF LAB F 06:20PM-09:30PM AT211 STAFF
LAB T 03:05PM-04:50PM AT220 STAFF
LAB TH 01:40PM-04:50PM AT220 STAFF
ARMENIAN
ARCH 105 - 3 UNITS—PERSPECTIVE GRAPHICS
Prerequisite: ARCH 101 or equivalent.
2527 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM AT220 STAFF ARMEN 101 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING ARMENIAN I
1848 LEC MW 01:40PM-04:10PM SV235 STAFF
LAB TH 01:40PM-04:50PM AT220 STAFF
1756 LEC MW 01:40PM-04:10PM SF113 MIKAELIAN
ARCH 120 - 3 UNITS—RESIDENTIAL ARCHL DESIGN I
Prerequisite: ARCH 102 or equivalent. Recommended Preparation: ENGR ARMEN 102 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING ARMENIAN II
109, ARCH 105 ARCH 250. Prerequisite: ARMEN 101 or equivalent.
2579 LEC S 12:15PM-01:40PM AT220 CHIU 1757 LEC MW 04:15PM-06:45PM SF113 MIKAELIAN
LAB S 01:40PM-04:35PM AT220 CHIU ARMEN 115 - 5 UNITS—ARMEN ARMEN SPKRS I
LAB S 05:25PM-07:30PM AT220 CHIU Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
1759 LEC TTH 01:40PM-04:10PM LB205 SAHAKYAN
ARCH 130 - 3 UNITS—COMMERCIAL ARCHL DESIGN I 1862 LEC TTH 01:40PM-04:10PM SR113 STAFF
Prerequisite: ARCH 102 or equivalent. 1760 LEC MW 01:40PM-04:10PM LB205 SAHAKYAN
Recommended Preparation: ARCH 120, ARCH 250. 1758 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM LB205 STAFF
2581 LEC S 12:15PM-01:40PM AT220 CHIU
LAB S 01:40PM-04:35PM AT220 CHIU ARMEN 116 - 5 UNITS—ARMEN ARMEN SPKRS II
Prerequisite: ARMEN 115 or equivalent.
LAB S 05:25PM-07:30PM AT220 CHIU
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 1812 LEC TTH 01:40PM-04:10PM SF113 MIKAELIAN
1761 LEC MW 04:15PM-06:45PM LB205 SAHAKYAN
ARCH 141 - 3 UNITS—INTERIOR DESIGN
Recommended Preparation: ARCH 101 or equivalent. ARMEN 117 - 5 UNITS—ARMEN ARMEN SPKRS III
2589 LEC M 12:30PM-01:55PM AT220 BOYAJYAN Prerequisite: ARMEN 102 or 116 or equivalent
LAB M 01:55PM-03:40PM AT220 BOYAJYAN 1813 LEC TTH 04:15PM-06:45PM SF113 MIKAELIAN
LAB W 12:30PM-03:40PM AT220 BOYAJYAN ARMEN 125 - 3 UNITS—ANCIENT ARMENIAN LIT
2638 LEC M 06:55PM-08:20PM AT220 BOYAJYAN Prerequisite: ARMEN 102 or 115 or equivalent
LAB M 08:20PM-10:05PM AT220 BOYAJYAN 1762 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM LB205 SAHAKYAN
LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT220 BOYAJYAN
ARMEN 126 - 3 UNITS—ARMENIAN LIT/ENLIGHT ERA
ARCH 142 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED INTERIOR DESIGN Prerequisite: ARMEN 102 or 115 or equivalent
Prerequisite: ARCH 141 or ART 141 or equivalent. 1763 LEC MW 05:10PM-06:35PM CR225 STAFF
2596 LEC M 12:30PM-01:55PM AT220 BOYAJYAN
LAB M 01:55PM-03:40PM AT220 BOYAJYAN
ARCH 160 - 2 UNITS—ARCHITECTURAL CAD LAB

Prerequisite: ARCH 250 or ENGR 109 or equivalent.
2555 LAB MW 12:30PM-03:40PM AT220 BOYAJYAN
2602 LAB F 03:25PM-06:35PM AT220 STAFF
LAB F 07:30PM-10:40PM AT220 STAFF
2642 LAB MW 06:55PM-10:05PM AT220 BOYAJYAN
ARCH 229 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO 3DS MAX FOR ARCH/ENGR

Prerequisite: ENGR 109 or ARCH 250 or equivalent.
3694 LEC S 09:05AM-11:10AM AT211 PAPIENSKI
LAB S 12:00PM-04:20PM AT211 PAPIENSKI
ART ART 108 - 3 UNITS—ART OF THE EASTERN WORLD I

Prerequisite: None.
3153 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AA113 WOLFGRAM
ART 101 - 3 UNITS—ART HISTORY: PREHIST-GOTHIC ART 120 - 3 UNITS—HIST OF WESTERN ARCH TO 1300
Prerequisite: None. Prerequisite: None.
2669 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM AA114 COLEMAN 2700 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AA114 COLEMAN
2670 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM AA114 COLEMAN
3150 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AA114 COLEMAN ART 125 - 3 UNITS—MOTION PICTURE HISTORY/CULTURE
Prerequisite: None.
2753 ONLINE ANTONIC MATIC
[ 3.0 hrs online] 2859 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM AA113 PAWLIKOWSKI
2753 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 2673 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AA113 PAWLIKOWSKI
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the ART 130 - 3 UNITS—2-D FOUNDATIONS
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Prerequisite: None.
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 3692 LEC T 07:50AM-09:55AM AA110 BEY
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer ST TH 07:50AM-09:55AM AA110 BEY
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3176 LEC S 09:00AM-11:05AM AA110 STAFF
2709 ONLINE ANTONIC MATIC ST S 11:05AM-01:20PM AA110 STAFF
[3.0 hrs online] Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
2709 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 3172 LEC M 09:10AM-11:15AM AA110 BOOTH
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the ST W 09:10AM-11:15AM AA110 BOOTH
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 3170 LEC T 10:05AM-12:10PM AA110 BEY
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer ST TH 10:05AM-12:10PM AA110 BEY
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3178 LEC M 03:25PM-05:30PM AA110 STAFF
3149 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AA113 WOLFGRAM ST W 03:25PM-05:30PM AA110 STAFF
ART 101H - 3 UNITS—HNRS ART HIST: PREHIST-GOTHIC 3180 LEC T 07:00PM-09:05PM AA110 LITTLE
2855 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AA113 THOMPSON ST TH 07:00PM-09:05PM AA110 LITTLE
2855 Note: This course is part of The College Scholars Program. Scholars
students take it for credit toward Scholars Program Completion and have
first priority enrollment. If spaces are available after priority registration, and
with instructor approval, the course may be opened to all students who meet
ART 132 - 3 UNITS—TYPOGRAPHY
the prerequisites. This course involves Honors enrichment, with accelerated Recommended Preparation: ART 133.
materials and grading standards. See the instructor for information and 2870 LEC TTH 06:10PM-07:10PM HS119 HILLQUIST
approvals. Also contact the Scholars Program Director, Dr. Michael Harnett, LAB TTH 07:10PM-08:40PM HS119 HILLQUIST
in LB 216, at extension 5699, or at scholars@glendale.edu.
ART 102 - 3 UNITS—ART HISTORY: RENAISS-MODERN ART 133 - 3 UNITS—DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION

Recommended preparation: ART 150 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: None.
2801 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:10AM HS119 HILLQUIST
2671 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AA113 HARALDSON
LAB TTH 10:10AM-11:40AM HS119 HILLQUIST
2771 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AA114 KLAASMEYER
2993 LEC S 09:10AM-10:15AM HS119 HILLQUIST
2712 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AA113 THOMPSON
LAB S 10:15AM-11:40AM HS119 HILLQUIST
2773 ONLINE HARALDSON [+2.5 hrs online]
[3.0 hrs online] 2993 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
2773 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
2691 ONLINE HARALDSON ART 134 - 3 UNITS—GRAPHIC DESIGN FOUNDATIONS
[3.0 hrs online] Prerequisite: ART 132 or equivalent (ART 132 can be taken concurrently). Recom-
2691 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when mended Preparation: ART 133 or equivalent, PHOTO 121 or equivalent.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 2872 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:10AM HS120 MAIDEN
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday LAB MW 10:10AM-11:40AM HS120 MAIDEN
ART 135 - 3 UNITS—DIGITAL PUBLICATION DESIGN
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer Prerequisite: ART 132 or equivalent. Recommended Preparation: ART 133,
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 134, and PHOTO 121 or equivalent.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 2874 LEC TTH 06:10PM-07:10PM HS120 ABEYTA
ART 103 - 3 UNITS—ANCIENT ART LAB TTH 07:10PM-08:40PM HS120 ABEYTA
Recommended Preparation: ART 101. ART 136 - 3 UNITS—GRAPHIC DESIGN IDENTITY AND LO
3151 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AA114 COLEMAN Prerequisite: ART 135 or equivalent (ART 135 can be taken concurrently).
Recommended Preparation: ART 132, ART 133 or equivalent, ART 134 or
ART 107 - 3 UNITS—MODERN ART equivalent, ART 135 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: None.
2876 LEC MW 06:10PM-07:10PM HS119 HARVEY
3152 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AA113 HARALDSON
LAB MW 07:10PM-08:40PM HS119 HARVEY
ART 138 - 3 UNITS—3-D FOUNDATIONS ART 158 - 1 UNITS—LIFE DRAWING LABORATORY

Prerequisite: None. Non-Degree Applicable
3186 LEC TH 01:40PM-03:45PM AA110 HANSEN Corequisite: Enrollment in one of the following: ART 152 or 201 or 205, or 206.
ST TH 03:45PM-06:00PM AA110 HANSEN 2878 LAB T 07:50AM-11:00AM AA112 ATTYAH
Note: Required Material Fee - $20.00 Pass/No Pass class only
3188 LEC W 06:15PM-08:20PM AA110 HANSEN 2879 LAB S 01:40PM-04:50PM AA112 MANN
ST W 08:20PM-10:35PM AA110 HANSEN Pass/No Pass class only
Note: Required Material Fee - $20.00 2880 LAB TH 06:15PM-09:25PM AA112 ATTEBERY
Pass/No Pass class only
ART 141 - 3 UNITS—INTERIOR DESIGN
Recommended Preparation: ARCH 101 or equivalent. ART 160 - 3 UNITS—PAINTING I
2849 LEC M 12:30PM-01:55PM AT220 BOYAJYAN Prerequisite: ART 150 or equivalent. (ART 150 may be taken concurrently.)
LAB M 01:55PM-03:40PM AT220 BOYAJYAN 2976 LEC TH 07:50AM-10:20AM AA112 ZARCONE
LAB W 12:30PM-03:40PM AT220 BOYAJYAN LAB TH 10:20AM-12:10PM AA112 ZARCONE
2978 LEC T 06:15PM-08:45PM AA112 ADAMS
LAB T 08:45PM-10:35PM AA112 ADAMS
LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT220 BOYAJYAN Note: Required Material Fee - $20.00
ART 150 - 3 UNITS—DRAWING FOUNDATIONS ART 161 - 3 UNITS—PAINTING II

Recommended preparation: ART 130 or equivalent. Prerequisite: ART 160 or equivalent.
2961 LEC S 09:00AM-11:30AM AA112 BOOTH 2684 LEC TH 07:50AM-09:55AM AA112 ZARCONE
LAB S 11:30AM-01:20PM AA112 BOOTH ST TH 09:55AM-12:10PM AA112 ZARCONE
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 Note: Required Material Fee - $20.00
2957 LEC M 09:10AM-11:40AM AA112 BEY 2686 LEC T 06:15PM-08:20PM AA112 ADAMS
LAB M 11:40AM-01:30PM AA112 BEY ST T 08:20PM-10:35PM AA112 ADAMS
2963 LEC W 03:25PM-05:55PM AA112 STAFF
LAB W 05:55PM-07:45PM AA112 STAFF ART 164 - 3 UNITS—WATER COLOR I
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 Prerequisite: ART 150 or equivalent. (ART 150 may be taken concurrently.)
2965 LEC M 06:15PM-08:45PM AA112 WESSEL 3192 LEC M 01:40PM-03:45PM AA112 ATTEBERY
LAB M 08:45PM-10:35PM AA112 WESSEL ST M 03:45PM-06:00PM AA112 ATTEBERY
ART 151 - 3 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE DRAWING ART 165 - 3 UNITS—WATER COLOR II

Prerequisite: ART 150 or equivalent. Prerequisite: ART 164 or equivalent.
2967 LEC S 09:00AM-11:30AM AA112 BOOTH 3194 LEC M 01:40PM-03:45PM AA112 ATTEBERY
LAB S 11:30AM-01:20PM AA112 BOOTH ST M 03:45PM-06:00PM AA112 ATTEBERY
3190 LEC W 09:10AM-11:40AM AA112 BEY
LAB W 11:40AM-01:30PM AA112 BEY
ART 174 - 3 UNITS—SCREEN PRINTING FUNDAMENTALS
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 Recommended preparation: ART 130 or equivalent.
3644 LEC TH 01:40PM-04:10PM AA112 TAYLOR
ART 152 - 3 UNITS—FIGURE DRAWING LAB TH 04:10PM-06:00PM AA112 TAYLOR
Prerequisite: ART 150 or equivalent. (ART 150 may be taken concurrently.) Note: Required Material Fee - $25.00
2969 LEC T 07:50AM-10:20AM AA112 ATTYAH
LAB T 10:20AM-12:10PM AA112 ATTYAH
ART 180 - 3 UNITS—SCULPTURE FUNDAMENTALS
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 Prerequisite: ART 130 or equivalent.
2971 LEC S 01:40PM-04:10PM AA112 MANN 2986 LEC F 09:00AM-11:30AM AA110 HANSEN
LAB S 04:10PM-06:00PM AA112 MANN LAB F 11:30AM-01:20PM AA110 HANSEN
2973 LEC TH 06:15PM-08:45PM AA112 ATTEBERY 2984 LEC T 01:40PM-04:10PM AA110 HANSEN
LAB T 04:10PM-06:00PM AA110 HANSEN
LAB TH 08:45PM-10:35PM AA112 ATTEBERY Note: Required Material Fee - $25.00
ART 153 - 3 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE FIGURE DRAWING ART 181 - 3 UNITS—SCULPTURE II

Prerequisite: ART 180 or equivalent.
2988 LEC F 09:00AM-11:05AM AA110 HANSEN
2806 LEC T 07:50AM-10:20AM AA112 ATTYAH
ST F 11:05AM-01:20PM AA110 HANSEN
LAB T 10:20AM-12:10PM AA112 ATTYAH Note: Required Material Fee - $25.00
2808 LEC S 01:40PM-04:10PM AA112 MANN ART 186 - 3 UNITS—CERAMICS I
LAB S 04:10PM-06:00PM AA112 MANN Prerequisite: None.
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 2916 LEC S 08:30AM-11:00AM AA109 KIBLER
2810 LEC TH 06:15PM-08:45PM AA112 ATTEBERY LAB S 11:00AM-12:50PM AA109 KIBLER
LAB TH 08:45PM-10:35PM AA112 ATTEBERY Note: Required Material Fee - $25.00
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 2918 LEC M 09:10AM-11:40AM AA109 MCCOLL
LAB W 09:10AM-10:35AM AA109 MCCOLL
2920 LEC S 01:30PM-04:00PM AA109 SABET
LAB S 04:00PM-05:50PM AA109 SABET
2922 LEC T 01:40PM-04:10PM AA109 MCCOLL ART 209 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO CHARACTER DESIGN
LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM AA109 MCCOLL Prerequisite: None.
3617 LEC W 05:45PM-07:50PM HS117 JACOBSEN
2924 LEC W 05:45PM-08:15PM AA109 SABET
ST W 07:50PM-10:05PM HS117 JACOBSEN
LAB W 08:15PM-10:05PM AA109 SABET
Note: Required Material Fee - $25.00 ART 220 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO MOTION GRAPHICS
Recommended Preparation: PHOTO 121 or equivalent.
ART 187 - 3 UNITS—CERAMICS II 3164 LEC TH 05:45PM-07:50PM HS117 BARDENS
ST TH 07:50PM-10:05PM HS117 BARDENS
2926 LEC M 01:40PM-04:10PM AA109 MCCOLL
LAB W 01:40PM-03:05PM AA109 MCCOLL ART 221 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED MOTION GRAPHICS
2928 LEC M 05:45PM-08:15PM AA109 MCCOLL 3629 LEC TH 05:45PM-07:50PM HS117 BARDENS
LAB M 08:15PM-10:05PM AA109 MCCOLL ST TH 07:50PM-10:05PM HS117 BARDENS
ART 188 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED CERAMICS I ART 235 - 3 UNITS—3D CHARACTER ANIMATION

Recommended preparation: ART 230 or equivalent.
2910 LEC T 01:40PM-04:10PM HS117 DICKES
2930 LEC S 08:30AM-11:00AM AA109 KIBLER
LAB T 04:10PM-06:00PM HS117 DICKES
LAB S 11:00AM-12:50PM AA109 KIBLER
ART 245 - 3 UNITS—3D DIGITAL CHARACTER DESIGN I
2932 LEC M 01:40PM-04:10PM AA109 MCCOLL Recommended preparation: ART 230 or equivalent.
LAB W 01:40PM-03:05PM AA109 MCCOLL 2912 LEC W 09:10AM-11:40AM HS117 DICKES
LAB W 11:40AM-01:30PM HS117 DICKES
2934 LEC M 05:45PM-08:15PM AA109 MCCOLL
LAB M 08:15PM-10:05PM AA109 MCCOLL ART 246 - 3 UNITS—3D DIGITAL CHARACTER DESIGN II
ART 189 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED CERAMICS II 2914 LEC W 09:10AM-11:40AM HS117 DICKES
Prerequisite: ART 188 or equivalent. LAB W 11:40AM-01:30PM HS117 DICKES
2936 LEC T 09:10AM-11:40AM AA109 MCCOLL
ART 250 - 3 UNITS—WEB GRAPHICS
LAB TH 09:10AM-10:35AM AA109 MCCOLL Recommended Preparation: ART 133, PHOTO 121.
3154 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:10AM HS120 YUZNA
2938 LEC S 01:30PM-04:00PM AA109 SABET
LAB TTH 10:10AM-11:40AM HS120 YUZNA
LAB S 04:00PM-05:50PM AA109 SABET
ART 251 - 3 UNITS—WEB AND MOBILE LAYOUT
2940 LEC W 05:45PM-08:15PM AA109 SABET Prerequisite: ART 250 or equivalent (ART 250 can be taken concurrently).
LAB W 08:15PM-10:05PM AA109 SABET 2803 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:10AM HS119 SOLER
LAB MW 10:10AM-11:40AM HS119 SOLER
ART 190 - 3 UNITS—CERAMIC HANDBUILDING
Prerequisite: None. ART 267 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION GAME DEVELOPMENT
2942 LEC TH 05:45PM-08:15PM AA109 POPOVA Prerequisite: None.
LAB TH 08:15PM-10:05PM AA109 POPOVA 2698 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM HS117 JAYCOX
ART 280 - 3 UNITS—CURRENT TECHNIQUES AND TRENDS
ART 191 - 3 UNITS—ADV CERAMIC HANDBUILDING Prerequisite: ART 130 or equivalent. Recommended preparation: ART 150,
Prerequisite: ART 190 or equivalent. and 152 or 160.
2944 LEC TH 05:45PM-08:15PM AA109 POPOVA 2999 LEC F 09:00AM-11:05AM AA110 HANSEN
LAB TH 08:15PM-10:05PM AA109 POPOVA ST F 11:05AM-01:20PM AA110 HANSEN
Note: Required Material Fee - $35.00 2792 LEC TH 01:40PM-03:45PM AA110 HANSEN
ART 192 - 3 UNITS—EARTHENWARE ST TH 03:45PM-06:00PM AA110 HANSEN
Prerequisite: ART 186 or 190 or equivalent. Recommended preparation: ART 130. 2997 LEC TH 01:40PM-03:45PM AA112 TAYLOR
3156 LEC T 05:45PM-08:15PM AA109 KIBLER ST TH 03:45PM-06:00PM AA112 TAYLOR
LAB T 08:15PM-10:05PM AA109 KIBLER 3196 LEC W 06:15PM-08:20PM AA110 HANSEN
Note: Required Material Fee - $40.00 ST W 08:20PM-10:35PM AA110 HANSEN
ART 196 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED EARTHENWARE ART 282 - 3 UNITS—METHODS IN WOOD SCULPTURE
Prerequisite: ART 192 or equivalent. Recommended preparation: Art 138 or equivalent; eligibility for English
3615 LEC T 05:45PM-07:50PM AA109 KIBLER 191 or ESL 141.
ST T 07:50PM-10:05PM AA109 KIBLER 3646 LEC T 01:40PM-03:45PM AA110 HANSEN
ST T 03:45PM-06:00PM AA110 HANSEN
ART 199 - 3 UNITS—HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY Note: Required Material Fee - $20.00
Prerequisite: None.
ART 285 - 1 UNITS—SCULPTURE LAB
2772 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AA114 KLAASMEYER Non-Degree Applicable
ART 201 - 3 UNITS—DRAWING FOR ANIMATION Corequisite: Enrollment in one of the following: ART 138 or 180 or 181.
Prerequisite: ART 152 or equivalent. Recommended preparation: ART 130. 2864 LAB F 01:40PM-04:50PM AA110 LITTLE
3160 LEC M 05:45PM-07:50PM HS117 JACOBSEN
ST M 07:50PM-10:05PM HS117 JACOBSEN
ART 288 - 1 UNITS—3-D DESIGN LAB

Non-Degree Applicable ASTRONOMY
Corequisite: ART 138.
2863 ST F 01:40PM-06:00PM AA110 LITTLE
ASTRO 102 - 1 UNITS—OBSERVATIONAL ASTRO
Prerequisite: ASTRO 110 or 120.
2166 LAB TH 05:10PM-08:20PM CR139 STAFF
ART/PHOTOGRAPHY ASTRO 110 - 3 UNITS—ASTRO: THE SOLAR SYSTEM
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
PHOTO 101 - 4 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY 2167 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CR150 STAFF
Prerequisite: None. 2169 ONLINE STAFF
2751 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:10AM HS118 NELSON [3.0 hrs online]
ST MW 10:10AM-12:20PM HS118 NELSON taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Note: Required Material Fee - $50.00 the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
2705 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:10AM HS118 YAMAMOTO Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
ST TTH 10:10AM-12:20PM HS118 YAMAMOTO at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Note: Required Material Fee - $50.00 to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
3208 LEC TTH 01:40PM-02:40PM HS120 HUGHES labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
ST TTH 02:40PM-04:50PM HS120 HUGHES online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Note: Required Material Fee - $50.00 2253 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM CS257 STAFF
2689 LEC TTH 01:40PM-02:40PM SG341 YAMAMOTO 2168 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CS257 STAFF
ST TTH 02:40PM-04:50PM SG341 YAMAMOTO
Note: Required Material Fee - $50.00 ASTRO 120 - 3 UNITS—ASTRONOMY: STARS AND GALAXIES
2890 LEC MW 06:55PM-07:55PM SG341 EMMETT Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
ST MW 07:55PM-10:05PM SG341 EMMETT 2170 LEC W 09:10AM-10:35AM CS257 KRESTOW
Note: Required Material Fee - $50.00 [+1.5 hrs online]
PHOTO 111 - 4 UNITS—LIGHTING I taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Prerequisite: PHOTO 101 or equivalent. the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
3198 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM HS118 NILSSON at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM HS118 NILSSON not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
PHOTO 130 - 4 UNITS—PHOTOSHOP AND LIGHTROOM labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Prerequisite: PHOTO 101 or equivalent.
2238 LEC W 10:45AM-12:10PM CS257 KRESTOW
3204 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM HS118 OLIVER [+1.5 hrs online]
LAB TH 06:55PM-10:05PM HS118 OLIVER 2238 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
PHOTO 140 - 4 UNITS—FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Prerequisite: PHOTO 106 or equivalent. Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
3206 LEC T 01:40PM-04:50PM HS118 OLIVER not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
LAB TH 01:40PM-04:50PM HS118 OLIVER skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
PHOTO 144 - 4 UNITS—DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Prerequisite: PHOTO 106 or equivalent. 2247 LEC M 05:10PM-08:20PM CS257 STAFF
3688 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SG341 YAMAMOTO
ATHLETICS AND PHYSICAL

LAB MW 10:35AM-12:20PM SG341 YAMAMOTO
PHOTO 160 - 3 UNITS—PHOTOSHOP

Prerequisite: None.
3200 LEC S 09:10AM-11:40AM HS118 RODRIGUEZ
EDUCATION
LAB S 11:40AM-01:30PM HS118 RODRIGUEZ
3686 ONLINE OLIVER ATHPE 100 - 2.5 UNITS—STR COND-INT COL ATHL
[4.0 hrs online] Prerequisite: None.
3686 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1728 LEC 0000-0000 SF101 PIZZO
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review [4.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
1726 LEC 0000-0000 SF101 KOCOL
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) [4.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer ATHPE 104 - 2.5 UNITS—OFF-SEAS TRNG FOR BASEBALL
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1676 LEC M 03:25PM-04:50PM *STENGL STAFF
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. LAB WF 03:25PM-04:50PM *STENGL STAFF
3202 LEC M 01:40PM-04:10PM HS120 MAIDEN 1674 LEC M 03:25PM-04:50PM *STENGL STAFF
LAB W 01:40PM-03:05PM HS120 MAIDEN LAB WF 03:25PM-04:50PM *STENGL STAFF
3212 LEC W 05:45PM-08:15PM HS120 BARDENS
LAB W 08:15PM-10:05PM HS120 BARDENS ATHPE 106 - 2.5 UNITS—WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKET
Prerequisite: None.
1701 LEC S 02:00PM-03:25PM VG101 WEISS
LAB S 03:25PM-04:30PM VG101 WEISS
LAB F 06:55PM-09:00PM VG101 WEISS
ATHPE 108 - 2.5 UNITS—MEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBA ATHPE 150 - 1.5 UNITS—BASEBALL CONDITIONING
Prerequisite: None. 3709 LAB MWF 01:15PM-03:10PM *STENGL KOCOL
1730 LEC F 06:00PM-07:25PM VG101 JILIZIAN 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
LAB F 07:25PM-08:30PM VG101 JILIZIAN
LAB S 06:00PM-08:05PM VG101 JILIZIAN
AVIATION AND
ATHPE 111 - 2.5 UNITS—WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE XC
1684 LEC F 01:40PM-03:05PM VGFLD RODRIGUEZ TRANSPORTATION
LAB F 03:05PM-04:10PM VGFLD RODRIGUEZ
LAB S 09:10AM-11:15AM VGFLD RODRIGUEZ
AT 050 - 3 UNITS—AVIATION & TRANSPORT INTERN
ATHPE 112 - 2.5 UNITS—MEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE XC Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
Prerequisite or Corequisite: Enrollment in appropriate discipline-specific
1682 LEC F 01:40PM-03:05PM VGFLD LOPEZ
theory or lab course at GCC.
LAB F 03:05PM-04:10PM VGFLD LOPEZ
2604 LAB 0000-0000 TBA LENCKI
LAB S 09:10AM-11:15AM VGFLD LOPEZ [9.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
2604 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the
ATHPE 117 - 2.5 UNITS—INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL 3.0 unit internship class.
Prerequisite: None. Pass/No Pass class only
1703 LEC F 03:25PM-04:50PM VGFLD STAFF
LAB F 04:50PM-05:55PM VGFLD STAFF AT 112 - 2 UNITS—PRIVATE PILOT LAB I
Prerequisite: AT 120 or equivalent.
LAB S 06:00PM-08:05PM VGFLD STAFF
2490 LAB 0000-0000 *WHITMN POTTER
1707 LEC F 03:25PM-04:50PM VGFLD ROME
[6.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
LAB F 04:50PM-05:55PM VGFLD ROME Note: Required Material Fee - $3,200.00
LAB S 06:00PM-08:05PM VGFLD ROME
1705 LEC S 03:25PM-04:50PM VGFLD TOWNS AT 113 - 3 UNITS—PRIVATE PILOT LAB II
LAB F 04:50PM-05:55PM VGFLD TOWNS Prerequisite: AT 112 or equivalent.
LAB S 06:00PM-08:05PM VGFLD TOWNS 2491 LAB 0000-0000 *WHITMN POTTER
Note: Required Material Fee - $5,200.00
ATHPE 123 - 2.5 UNITS—OFF-SEASON TRAINING MEN’S GOLF
Prerequisite: None. AT 114 - 4 UNITS—INSTRUMENT FLIGHT LAB
1736 LEC F 06:55PM-08:20PM VGGOLF TYNI Prerequisite: AT 113 or possession of an FAA Private Pilot Certificate (Single
LAB F 08:20PM-09:25PM VGGOLF TYNI Engine Land) and AT 125 or proof of satisfactory completion of FAA Instru-
LAB S 12:20PM-02:25PM VGGOLF TYNI ment Rating Knowledge Examination (AT 125 may be taken concurrently.)
2492 LEC 0000-0000 *WHITMN POTTER
ATHPE 125 - 2.5 UNITS—WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER [8.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
Prerequisite: None. Note: Required Material Fee - $3,600.00
1678 LEC T 06:00PM-07:25PM VGFLD MENA
AT 115 - 4 UNITS—COMMERCIAL FLIGHT TRAINING
LAB T 07:25PM-08:30PM VGFLD MENA Prerequisite: AT 114 or possession of FAA Private Pilot Certificate (airplane,
LAB F 06:00PM-08:05PM VGFLD MENA single-engine land) with a minimum of 200 hrs of flight time, and; AT
135 or proof of completion of the FAA Commercial Pilot Knowledge
ATHPE 127 - 2.5 UNITS—MEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER Exam (AT 135 my be taken concurrently.)
1680 LEC T 06:00PM-07:25PM VGFLD MATSUMOTO 2493 LEC 0000-0000 *WHITMN POTTER
LAB T 07:25PM-08:30PM VGFLD MATSUMOTO [8.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
LAB F 06:00PM-08:05PM VGFLD MATSUMOTO Note: Required Material Fee - $3,000.00
ATHPE 131 - 2.5 UNITS—OFF SEASON TRAINING SOFTBALL AT 120 - 5 UNITS—PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL
1709 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM *SPCMPL PIZZO 2494 LEC S 08:00AM-01:20PM AA103 POTTER
LAB THF 01:40PM-03:05PM *SPCMPL PIZZO 2495 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM AA103 POTTER
ATHPE 134 - 2.5 UNITS—OFF SEASON WOMEN’S TENNIS AT 121 - 3 UNITS—NAVIGATION

Prerequisite: None. Prerequisite: None. Recommended preparation: completion of AT 120 or
1692 LEC F 03:25PM-04:50PM TENCT SY possession of a private pilot’s certificate.
LAB S 01:00PM-04:10PM TENCT SY 2524 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM CR226 NEWMAN
ATHPE 136 - 2.5 UNITS—OFF SEASON MEN’S TENNIS AT 123 - 3 UNITS—AERODYNAMICS

Prerequisite: None. Prerequisite: None. Recommended preparation: completion of AT 120 or
1694 LEC F 03:25PM-04:50PM TENCT TISSOT possession of a private pilot’s certificate.
LAB S 01:00PM-04:10PM TENCT TISSOT 2496 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AA103 BYRNES
ATHPE 140 - 1.5 UNITS—OFF-SEAS TRNG INTERC TRK/FLD AT 124 - 3 UNITS—RADIO/FLIGHT REGULATIONS
Prerequisite: None. Recommended preparation: completion of AT 120 or
1686 LEC F 12:20PM-01:25PM VGFLD AGUIRRE
possession of a private pilot’s certificate.
LAB W 12:20PM-01:45PM VGFLD AGUIRRE
2594 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM CR226 FUTRELL
ATHPE 143 - 2.5 UNITS—WM-INTERCOLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL
AT 129 - 3 UNITS—FLIGHT ATTENDANT I
1689 LD F 05:40PM-07:05PM VG101 YBARRA Prerequisite: None.
LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM VG101 YBARRA 2497 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AT232 LENCKI
AT 138 - 3 UNITS—INTRO FLIGHT ATTENDANT TRNG BIOL 120 - 5 UNITS—HUMAN ANATOMY

Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Recommended preparation: BIOL 115 is strongly recommended for
2498 LEC T 01:40PM-04:50PM AA103 LENCKI students with a limited background in the biological sciences.
1061 LEC WF 07:35AM-09:00AM SG201 HOLT
AT 139 - 3 UNITS—TECHNICALLY ADVANCED AIRCRAFT LAB WF 09:10AM-12:20PM SG201 HOLT
Prerequisite: AT 120 or equivalent. Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
3113 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AA103 SAHAKIAN 1073 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SG205A STAFF
AT 152 - 3 UNITS—INTR TO UNMANNED AERIAL VHCLE LAB TTH 09:10AM-12:20PM SG205A STAFF
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
3114 LEC M 01:40PM-04:50PM AT232 BYRNES 1063 LEC WF 07:35AM-09:00AM SG205A LYLES
LAB WF 09:10AM-12:20PM SG205A LYLES
BIOLOGY 1044 LEC MW
LAB TTH
09:10AM-10:35AM
09:10AM-12:20PM
CS177
SG201
GRYGORUK
GRYGORUK
BIOL 101 - 4 UNITS—GENERAL BIOLOGY 1016 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM CS177 GRYGORUK
Prerequisite: CHEM 101. LAB MW 01:40PM-04:50PM SG201 GRYGORUK
1002 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CS177 CONOVER Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
LAB T 01:40PM-04:50PM SG208 CONOVER 1018 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SG205B HOLT
Note: Required Material Fee - $17.00 LAB TTH 01:40PM-04:50PM SG201 HOLT
LAB F 09:10AM-12:20PM SG208 CONOVER 1083 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SG205A STAFF
Note: Required Material Fee - $17.00 LAB TTH 03:15PM-06:25PM SG205A STAFF
LAB M 01:40PM-04:50PM SG208 CONOVER 1022 LEC MW 05:30PM-06:55PM SG201 STAFF
LAB MW 06:55PM-10:25PM SG201 STAFF
BIOL 102 - 5 UNITS—GENERAL BIOLOGY Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
Prerequisite: BIOL 101. 1020 LEC TTH 05:30PM-06:55PM SG201 COVITT
1059 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM HS325 GAGO LAB TTH 06:55PM-10:25PM SG201 COVITT
LAB TTH 01:40PM-04:50PM SG209 KRETZMANN Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
BIOL 121 - 4 UNITS—INTRO TO PHYSIOLOGY
1004 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM HS325 GAGO Prerequisite: BIOL 120 and CHEM 101 or CHEM 110 or CHEM 120.
LAB MW 01:40PM-04:50PM SG209 GAGO 1024 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SG205B MIZUNO-MASUNAGA
LAB M 01:40PM-04:50PM SG205B MIZUNO-MASUNAGA
BIOL 112 - 5 UNITS—MICROBIOLOGY Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
Prerequisite: CHEM 110 or CHEM 120 or equivalent and BIOL 101 or 120 or 1026 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CS177 BEEMAN
122 or equivalent. LAB T 09:10AM-12:20PM SG206 BEEMAN
1008 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM HS325 THAI Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
LAB WF 09:10AM-12:20PM SG202 THAI 1046 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CS177 BEEMAN
Note: Required Material Fee - $22.00 LAB TH 09:10AM-12:20PM SG206 BEEMAN
1012 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM HS325 THAI Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
LAB TTH 01:40PM-04:50PM SG202 THAI 1079 LEC TTH 06:55PM-08:20PM SG205B STAFF
Note: Required Material Fee - $22.00 LAB TTH 08:20PM-10:05PM SG205B STAFF
1006 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AT107C MIZUNO-MASUNAGA Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
LAB TTH 09:10AM-12:20PM SG202 MIZUNO-MASUNAGA 1028 LEC MW 06:55PM-08:20PM SG208 BAGDASARIAN
Note: Required Material Fee - $22.00 LAB MW 08:20PM-10:05PM SG208 BAGDASARIAN
1075 LEC TTH 05:30PM-06:55PM SG202 STAFF Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
LAB TTH 06:55PM-10:25PM SG202 STAFF BIOL 122 - 4 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY
1010 LEC MW 05:30PM-06:55PM SG202 STAFF
1048 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM CS177 KRETZMANN
LAB MW 06:55PM-10:25PM SG202 STAFF LAB T 09:10AM-12:20PM SG208 KRETZMANN
BIOL 115 - 4 UNITS—HUMAN BIOLOGY 1030 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM CS177 KRETZMANN
Recommended preparation: High school biology. LAB W 01:40PM-04:50PM SG206 STAFF
1014 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM CS177 BEEMAN Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00
LAB M 09:10AM-12:20PM SG206 BEEMAN 1050 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM CS177 KRETZMANN
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 LAB TH 09:10AM-12:20PM SG208 KRETZMANN
1057 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CR137 LYLES Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00
LAB T 03:15PM-06:25PM SG206 LYLES 1054 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CS177 MAUK
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 LAB T 01:40PM-04:50PM SG205B MAUK
1042 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM CS177 BEEMAN Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00
LAB W 09:10AM-12:20PM SG206 BEEMAN 1065 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CS177 MAUK
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 LAB W 01:40PM-04:50PM SG205A MAUK
1071 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CR137 LYLES Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00
LAB TH 03:15PM-06:25PM SG206 LYLES 1077 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SG205B STAFF
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 LAB F 01:40PM-04:50PM SG205B STAFF
1081 LEC TTH 06:55PM-08:20PM SG206 STAFF Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00
LAB TTH 08:20PM-10:05PM SG206 STAFF
1052 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CS177 MAUK 1110 ONLINE STAFF

LAB M 01:40PM-04:50PM SG205A MAUK [3.0 hrs online]
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 1110 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1034 LEC MW 06:55PM-08:20PM SG205A STAFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
LAB MW 08:20PM-10:05PM SG205A STAFF Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1032 LEC TTH 06:55PM-08:20PM SG208 STAFF to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
LAB TTH 08:20PM-10:05PM SG208 STAFF labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1067 LEC MW 06:55PM-08:20PM SG205B STAFF 1109 ONLINE BISHOP
LAB MW 08:20PM-10:05PM SG205B STAFF [3.0 hrs online]
BIOL 123 - 3 UNITS—EVOLUTION the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1056 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SG208 KRETZMANN to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
BIOL 125 - 3 UNITS—MARINE BIOLOGY labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1036 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CS177 GAGO 1108 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SR112 STAFF
1070 LEC MW 05:10PM-06:35PM SG209 GAGO 1182 LEC F 01:40PM-04:50PM SG137 SHAHVERDIAN
1111 LEC W 06:55PM-08:00PM SV233 LUCIO
BIOL 125H - 3 UNITS—HONORS MARINE BIOLOGY [+2.0 hrs online]
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. 1111 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1069 LEC MW 05:10PM-06:35PM SG209 GAGO the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
BIOL 126 - 1 UNITS—MARINE BIOLOGY LAB at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Prerequisite: BIOL 125 (BIOL 125 may be taken concurrently.) not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1037 LAB TH 01:40PM-04:50PM SG208 GAGO skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1185 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU116 ASTLE
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSAD 106 - 3 UNITS—WRITTEN BUSINESS COMMUN
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101 or completion of CABOT 105.
BUSAD 050 - 1 UNITS—BUSINESS INTERNSHIP 1208 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:20AM SV228 ZAKARIA
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. [+1.5 hrs online]
1236 LAB 0000-0000 TBA DAVOODI taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
[3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1236 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1.0 unit internship class. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Pass/No Pass class only not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
BUSAD 050 - 2 UNITS—BUSINESS INTERNSHIP labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1237 LAB 0000-0000 TBA DAVOODI 1212 ONLINE ZAKARIA
[6.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] [4.0 hrs online]
1237 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the 1212 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
2.0 unit internship class. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Pass/No Pass class only the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
BUSAD 050 - 3 UNITS—BUSINESS INTERNSHIP at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1278 LAB 0000-0000 TBA DAVOODI labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
[9.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
3.0 unit internship class. 3681 ONLINE STAFF
Pass/No Pass class only [4.0 hrs online]
BUSAD 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO BUSINESS the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Prerequisite: None. Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1222 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SR313 AGHAKHANIAN at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1106 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM CR137 SHAHVERDIAN to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1107 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SG138 CARDONA labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1221 ONLINE STAFF online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
[3.0 hrs online] 1223 ONLINE ZAKARIA
1221 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when [4.0 hrs online]
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1223 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1210 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:50PM SG138 CARDONA BUSAD 115 - 3 UNITS—COMMERCIAL INSURANCE

[+1.5 hrs online] Prerequisite: None.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1143 ONLINE YOUNG
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the [6.0 hrs online]
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1143 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
BUSAD 110 - 3 UNITS—HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
1168 LEC F 05:10PM-08:20PM SG137 STAFF
1112 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM CR137 ASTLE BUSAD 116 - 3 UNITS—LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
Prerequisite: None.
BUSAD 111 - 1 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO INSURANCE 1113 ONLINE ALLEN
Prerequisite: None. [3.0 hrs online]
3077 ONLINE ALLEN 1113 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. BUSAD 120 - 3 UNITS—BUSINESS LAW I
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 Prerequisite: None.
1118 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SR112 BENDER
BUSAD 112 - 1 UNITS—APPLIED WORKPLACE ETHICS 1116 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SR313 DENHAM
Prerequisite: None.
1226 ONLINE BISHOP
1225 ONLINE ALLEN [3.0 hrs online]
[2.0 hrs online] 1226 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 1115 ONLINE BISHOP
[3.0 hrs online]
BUSAD 113 - 3 UNITS—PROP & LIABILITY INSURANCE 1115 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Prerequisite: None. the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1142 ONLINE HILL Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
[6.0 hrs online] at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1142 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1117 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SR113 KAZANJIAN
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1192 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AA113 GORGINIAN
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1158 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AD217 ASTLE
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1114 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SF106 GORGINIAN
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
1284 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SR112 KAZANJIAN
BUSAD 114 - 3 UNITS—PERSONAL INSURANCE 1119 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SR112 KAZANJIAN
Prerequisite: None. 1234 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:00PM AA104 BENDER
1160 ONLINE ALLEN [+1.0 hrs online]
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
CHEMISTRY
1144 LEC S 09:00AM-01:15PM SR114 ROSS
[+2.0 hrs online]
CHEM 101 - 5 UNITS—GENERAL CHEMISTRY
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Prerequisite: 1) Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. 2) MATH 101 or 120 or
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 220B or 1.5 years of high school Algebra. 3) CHEM 110 or 1 year of high
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer school chemistry (laboratory included) and satisfactory score on the
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Math/Chem Placement Exams.
2242 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SB243 STAFF
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
LAB TTH 09:10AM-12:20PM AS201 STAFF
BUSAD 131 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO FINANCE Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
Prerequisite: MATH 141 or 146 or 246B. 2254 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SB243 JABALAMELI
1165 LEC F 09:00AM-12:10PM SR114 SHAHVERDIAN LAB TTH 05:10PM-08:20PM AS201 JABALAMELI
BUSAD 136 - 3 UNITS—MONEY MANAGEMENT 2171 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SB243 JABALAMELI
Prerequisite: None. LAB TTH 01:40PM-04:50PM AS201 JABALAMELI
1120 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SR112 KAZANJIAN Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
2240 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SB243 STAFF
BUSAD 141 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO MANAGEMENT LAB MW 01:40PM-04:50PM AS201 STAFF
Prerequisite: None. Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
1232 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM SG137 NISHIZAKI 2212 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SB243 JABALAMELI
LAB MW 09:10AM-12:20PM AS201 JABALAMELI
BUSAD 152 - 3 UNITS—MANAGEMENT COMMUN-ORAL Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
Prerequisite: None. 2173 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM SB243 STAFF
1227 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SR313 DENHAM LAB TTH 05:10PM-08:20PM AS203 STAFF
1121 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SR112 KAZANJIAN Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
2232 LEC MW 03:25PM-04:50PM CS266 STAFF
BUSAD 158 - 3 UNITS—SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT LAB MW 05:10PM-08:20PM AS201 STAFF
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 191 or ESL 141 and BUSAD Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
101 or equivalent. 2214 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM SB243 STAFF
1122 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SR113 HILLQUIST LAB MW 06:55PM-10:05PM AS203 STAFF
BUSAD 170 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO INTERNTNL BUSINESS
Prerequisite: None. CHEM 102 - 5 UNITS—GENERAL CHEMISTRY
1187 ONLINE ZAKARIA Prerequisite: CHEM 101.
[6.0 hrs online] 2175 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CR137 GELLERT
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review LAB MW 01:40PM-04:50PM AS206 GELLERT
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 2256 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CR137 GELLERT
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) LAB TTH 03:25PM-06:35PM AS206 GELLERT
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 2216 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CR137 GELLERT
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. LAB TTH 09:10AM-12:20PM AS206 GELLERT
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
2177 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM SB243 STAFF
BUSAD 178 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO INTERNATL FINANCE LAB TTH 06:55PM-10:05PM AS206 STAFF
Recommended Preparation: BUSAD 101 and 170 or equivalent. Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
3078 ONLINE STAFF 2218 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM SB243 STAFF
[6.0 hrs online]
3078 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when LAB MW 06:55PM-10:05PM AS206 STAFF
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Note: Required Material Fee - $16.00
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday CHEM 105 - 5 UNITS—ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Prerequisite: CHEM 102.
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 2280 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM CS266 STAFF
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent LAB F 08:30AM-12:50PM AS216 STAFF
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. LAB F 01:40PM-03:45PM AS216 STAFF
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 Note: Required Material Fee - $22.00
2179 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM CR234 OGANESYAN
BUSAD 204 - 1 UNITS—CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS LAB MW 09:10AM-12:20PM AS216 OGANESYAN
Prerequisite: None. Note: Required Material Fee - $22.00
1153 LEC W 06:55PM-09:00PM SR114 DAVOODI 2278 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM CR234 OGANESYAN
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 LAB MW 02:00PM-05:10PM AS216 OGANESYAN
BUSAD 205 - 3 UNITS—PROFESSIONAL SELLING FUNDAMENT 2220 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM CR234 OGANESYAN
Recommended Preparation: CABOT 265 and CABOT 280 or equivalent.
LAB TTH 07:25AM-10:35AM AS216 OGANESYAN
3082 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SR114 KACHATOURIAN Note: Required Material Fee - $22.00
CHEM 106 - 5 UNITS—ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Prerequisite: CHEM 105. CHILD DEVELOPMENT
2266 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CR234 CHAMRAS
LAB TTH 02:00PM-05:10PM AS216 CHAMRAS CHLDV 133 - 3 UNITS—OBSERVATION AND ASSESSMENT
Prerequisite: CHLDV 135 or equivalent
CHEM 110 - 5 UNITS—ELEMENTS GEN CHEM 2407 LEC F 09:10AM-11:15AM SV223 STAFF
Prerequisite: MATH 141 or 146 or 246B or 2 units of MATH 246 or one year [3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
of algebra in high school.
CHLDV 135 - 3 UNITS—CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
2181 LEC MTW 07:45AM-09:00AM SB243 JAMIESON Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
LAB W 09:10AM-12:20PM AS203 JAMIESON 2347 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM CD111 STAFF
2222 LEC MTW 07:45AM-09:00AM SB243 JAMIESON 2367 ONLINE STAFF
[ 3.0 hrs online]
LAB W 01:40PM-04:50PM AS203 STAFF 2367 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
2258 LEC MTW 07:45AM-09:00AM SB243 JAMIESON the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
LAB M 09:10AM-12:20PM SG204 JAMIESON Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2183 LEC MTW 12:20PM-01:35PM CR234 JAMIESON skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
LAB M 09:00AM-12:10PM AS203 STAFF labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2230 LEC MTW 12:20PM-01:35PM CR234 JAMIESON 2390 ONLINE STAFF
LAB F 09:10AM-12:20PM AS203 STAFF [ 3.0 hrs online]
2260 LEC MTTH 01:40PM-02:55PM SB243 STAFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
LAB T 09:10AM-12:20PM SG204 STAFF Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2234 LEC MTTH 01:40PM-02:55PM SB243 STAFF to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
LAB F 09:10AM-12:20PM AS201 STAFF labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2249 LEC MTTH 01:40PM-02:55PM SB243 STAFF 2346 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM CD111 STAFF
LAB TH 09:10AM-12:20PM AS203 STAFF 2394 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM CD111 STAFF
2185 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM SB243 STAFF CHLDV 138 - 3 UNITS—HEALTH, SAFETY, AND NUTRITION
LAB M 03:25PM-06:35PM AS203 STAFF Prerequisite: None.
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 2348 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CD111 STAFF
2262 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM SB243 STAFF
LAB TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SG204 STAFF CHLDV 140 - 3 UNITS—PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE OF TEACH
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 Prerequisite: CHLDV 133
2236 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM SB243 STAFF 2357 LEC TH 09:10AM-12:20PM CD111 STAFF
LAB T 06:55PM-10:05PM SG204 STAFF
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 CHLDV 141 - 2 UNITS—STUDENT TEACHING SEMINAR
Prerequisite: CHLDV 150. Corequisite: Concurrent enrollment in CHLDV
CHEM 120 - 5 UNITS—FUND OF COL CHEM 180, 181 or 182. Recommended Preparation: CHLDV156 (may be taken
Prerequisite: MATH 141 or 146 or 246B or 2 units of MATH 246 or one year concurrently).
of algebra in high school. 2368 LEC M 06:45PM-08:50PM CD111 STAFF
2226 LEC MTW 10:45AM-12:00PM SB243 EDGAR
LAB TH 09:10AM-12:20PM SG204 EDGAR CHLDV 142 - 3 UNITS—CHILD, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 Prerequisite: CHLDV 135 or equivalent
2187 LEC MTW 10:45AM-12:00PM SB243 EDGAR 2473 ONLINE STAFF
[3.0 hrs online]
LAB M 01:40PM-04:50PM SG204 EDGAR 2473 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
2224 LEC MTW 10:45AM-12:00PM SB243 EDGAR the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
LAB W 01:40PM-04:50PM SG204 EDGAR Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2189 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM CR137 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
LAB T 03:25PM-06:35PM SG204 STAFF labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2251 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM CR137 STAFF 2442 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SV223 STAFF
LAB TH 03:25PM-06:35PM SG204 STAFF
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 CHLDV 147 - 3 UNITS—INFANT TODDLER
Prerequisite: CHLDV 135 or equivalent. Recommended Preparation: Eligi-
CHEM 121 - 5 UNITS—FUND OF COL CHEM bility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151 and MATH 145.
Prerequisite: CHEM 120. 2465 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM CD111 STAFF
2191 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:00PM AS216 STAFF
LAB TTH 09:05PM-10:30PM AS216 STAFF CHLDV 150 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO CURRICULUM
Note: Required Material Fee - $8.00 Prerequisite: CHLDV 140.
2395 LEC TH 06:55PM-09:00PM CD111 STAFF
CHLDV 155 - 3 UNITS—CHILD SPECIAL NEEDS CABOT 090 - 2 UNITS—SELF-PACED ADAPTED WORD PROC
Prerequisite: CHLDV 135 (may be taken concurrently). Recommended Non-Degree Applicable
Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151 and MATH 145. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 189, ESL 131, or ESL 133.
2396 LEC S 09:10AM-12:20PM CR226 SPARKS 1201 LEC T 09:10AM-10:35AM SG108 MIDELL
LAB TH 09:10AM-10:35AM SG108 MIDELL
CHLDV 158 - 3 UNITS—MOVEMENT DEVELOP BIRTH-12 YRS 1201 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151 and MATH requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services.
145. 3592 LEC M 01:40PM-03:05PM SG108 CAMP
2349 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SN104 WOLIN LAB W 01:40PM-03:05PM SG108 CAMP
3592 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility
CHLDV 176 - 3 UNITS—MENTOR TEACHER PRACTICES requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services.
Prerequisite: CHLDV 141 or equivalent. Recommended Preparation: Eligi-
bility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151 and MATH 145. California Child Develop- CABOT 091 - 2 UNITS—ADAPT WP FOR VISUAL IMPAIRED
ment Permit or equivalent and 2 years of teaching experience. Non-Degree Applicable
3089 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM CD111 STAFF Prerequisite: None.
LEC S 01:00PM-04:10PM CD111 STAFF 3083 LEC M 09:10AM-10:15AM SG108 MATSUMOTO
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 LEC W 09:10AM-10:00AM SG108 MATSUMOTO
CHLDV 180 - 1 UNITS—STUDENT TEACH INFANT/TODDLER requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services.
Corequisite: CHLDV 141.
CABOT 092 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO ADAPTED WORD PROC
2358 LAB 0000-0000 TBA STAFF Non-Degree Applicable
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 191 or ESL 141.
CHLDV 181 - 1 UNITS—STUDENT TEACH PRESCHOOL 1171 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SG108 CAMP
Corequisite: CHLDV 141. 1171 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility
requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services.
2359 LAB 0000-0000 TBA STAFF
[3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] CABOT 093 - 1 UNITS—ADAPTED COMPUTER LABORATORY
Non-Degree Applicable
CHLDV 182 - 1 UNITS—STUDENT TEACH SCHOOL AGE Prerequisite: Successful completion of CABOT 92 or demonstration of
Corequisite: CHLDV 141.
comparable knowledge and skills.
2360 LAB 0000-0000 TBA STAFF
1172 LAB 0000-0000 SG108 CAMP
CHINESE
CABOT 094 - 3 UNITS—ADV ADAPTED APPLICATIONS

CHIN 101 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING CHINESE I Prerequisite: Successful completion of CABOT 92 or demonstration of
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. comparable knowledge and skills.
1764 LEC TTH 03:25PM-05:55PM SV127 YANG 1203 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SG108 CAMP
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS & CABOT 101 - 3 UNITS—BUSINESS OFFICE PROCEDURES
BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES Recommended Preparation: OBT 31, OBT 33, CABOT 205 or equivalent and
eligibility for CABOT 102, ENGL 120 or ESL 151 or equivalent.
1166 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SG138 AMIRIAN
CABOT 050 - 1 UNITS—COMPUTER APPLICATION INTERN CABOT 102 - 4 UNITS—ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS
Prerequisite: CABOT 103. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL
1240 LAB 0000-0000 TBA DAVOODI 191 or ESL 141, and keyboarding skill at the rate of 25 words per minute
1240 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the or concurrent enrollment in a keyboarding course.
1.0 unit internship class. 1188 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SR324 TABER
Pass/No Pass class only [+1.0 hrs online]
CABOT 050 - 2 UNITS—COMPUTER APPLICATION INTERN taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1241 LAB 0000-0000 TBA DAVOODI at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
[6.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1241 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
2.0 unit internship class. labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Pass/No Pass class only online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
CABOT 050 - 3 UNITS—COMPUTER APPLICATION INTERN CABOT 103 - 3 UNITS—BUSINESS VOCAB DEVELOPMENT
1279 LAB 0000-0000 TBA DAVOODI 1189 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM SG136 RIVERA
[9.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 1123 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SR312 AMIRIAN
3.0 unit internship class.
CABOT 104 - 1 UNITS—FILING METHODS & SYSTEMS
Recommended preparation: CABOT 102 and eligibility for ENGL 120 or
ESL 151
1242 LEC W 05:00PM-06:05PM SG138 SARKISSIAN
LAB W 06:05PM-09:15PM SG138 SARKISSIAN
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
CABOT 110 - 3 UNITS—COLLEGIATE BUSINESS MATH 1146 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SG137 SHEFFEY
Prerequisite: None. [+3.0 hrs online]
1124 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SR112 SARKISSIAN taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
CABOT 205 - 3 UNITS—KEYBOARDING & DOC PROCESS I Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Recommended preparation: OBT 11 and Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1244 LEC M 09:00AM-12:10PM SG137 SHEFFEY skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
CABOT 208 - 1 UNITS—WINDOWS BASICS online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Prerequisite: None. 1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
1152 LEC M 05:10PM-08:00PM SG138 COE
1st 6 Week Class - 09/16/2019-10/26/2019
CABOT 280 - 3 UNITS—MICROSOFT POWERPOINT I
Pass/No Pass class only Recommended Preparation: CABOT 208 or equivalent.
1155 LEC M 06:55PM-09:00PM SG137 AVANESIAN 1214 ONLINE SHEFFEY
[6.0 hrs online]
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 1214 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Pass/No Pass class only taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
CABOT 209 - 1 UNITS—ADVANCED WINDOWS Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Recommended Preparation: CABOT 208 or OBT 80 or equivalent. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1181 LEC S 01:00PM-03:50PM SG138 COE to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2nd 6 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/07/2019 labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Pass/No Pass class only online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
CABOT 210 - 3 UNITS—KEYBOARDING & DOC PROCESS II
Recommended Preparation: OBT 12 or CABOT 205 or equivalent and eligi- CABOT 286 - 3 UNITS—MICROSOFT PUBLISHER
bility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Recommended Preparation: CABOT 208 or equivalent.
1245 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SG138 RIVERA 1204 LEC F 01:00PM-04:10PM SR312 KAYZAKIAN
CABOT 260 - 4 UNITS—BEGINNING MICROSOFT OFFICE APP
Recommended Preparation: CABOT 208 or equivalent (may be taken
concurrently with CABOT 260.)
COMP SCIENCE/INFO SYSTEMS
1196 LEC S 08:30AM-12:50PM SG138 COE
CS/IS 100 - 3 UNITS—COMPUTER CONCEPTS
CABOT 265 - 3 UNITS—MICROSOFT WORD I Recommended preparation: Eligibility for BUSAD 106
Recommended preparation: CABOT 208 or equivalent and CABOT 205 or 1151 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM SR313 MOVSESYAN
[+1.0 hrs online]
equivalent. 1151 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1145 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SR313 KAYZAKIAN taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
CS/IS 101 - 5 UNITS—INTRO COMPUTER INFO
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120, BUSAD 106, or ESL 151.
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 1125 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SR312 AVANESSIANS
[+2.0 hrs online]
CABOT 266 - 3 UNITS—MICROSOFT WORD II 1125 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Prerequisite: CABOT 265 or OBT 100 or equivalent. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1197 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SR313 KAYZAKIAN the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
[+3.0 hrs online] at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1197 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1140 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SR314 GLOVER
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer [+2.0 hrs online]
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1140 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
CABOT 270 - 3 UNITS—MICROSOFT EXCEL I not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
Recommended Preparation: CABOT 208 or equivalent. labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1195 LEC TH 09:10AM-12:20PM SG137 SHEFFEY online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
[+3.0 hrs online] 1215 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SR312 MIKETTA
1195 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when [+2.0 hrs online]
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1215 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
1193 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SR312 MIKETTA 1132 ONLINE TAIRA

[+2.0 hrs online] [5.0 hrs online]
1193 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1132 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1169 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SR314 GLOVER 1170 LEC S 01:00PM-04:10PM SR312 MIRZAYAN
[+2.0 hrs online] [+2.0 hrs online]
1169 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1170 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1126 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SR314 GLOVER
1216 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SR312 MIKETTA [+2.0 hrs online]
[+2.0 hrs online] 1126 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1216 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1131 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM SR314 GLOVER
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. [+2.0 hrs online]
1194 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SR312 MIKETTA 1131 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1127 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SG138 MIRZAYAN
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent [+2.0 hrs online]
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1127 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1130 ONLINE STAFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
[5.0 hrs online] Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1130 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
CS/IS 112 - 3 UNITS—INTRO PROGRAMMING/JAVA
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Recommended preparation: CS/IS 101 or equivalent.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1247 ONLINE ISAYAN
1129 ONLINE FLORES [5.0 hrs online]
[5.0 hrs online] 1247 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1249 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID BIEHL
1128 ONLINE FLORES LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SR313 BIEHL
[5.0 hrs online] [+2.0 hrs online]
1128 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1249 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1251 ONLINE ISAYAN [+2.0 hrs online]

online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1261 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID BIEHL
1253 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID SHROYER LAB MW 05:10PM-06:35PM SR313 BIEHL
LAB MW 05:10PM-06:35PM SR324 SHROYER [+2.0 hrs online]
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1265 LEC M 03:25PM-05:30PM SR314 AMINI
1255 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID SHROYER LAB M 05:30PM-06:35PM SR314 AMINI
LAB MW 03:25PM-04:50PM SR324 SHROYER [+2.0 hrs online]
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1263 LEC M 06:55PM-09:00PM SR313 SHROYER
1257 LEC F 06:55PM-09:00PM SR312 GORJIAN LAB M 09:00PM-10:05PM SR313 SHROYER
LAB F 09:00PM-10:05PM SR312 GORJIAN [+2.0 hrs online]
CS/IS 137 - 4 UNITS—C++ AND ADVANCED TOPICS
CS/IS 125 - 4 UNITS—DISCR STRUCT-COMPUTERS Prerequisite: CS/IS 135 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: MATH 101 or a satisfactory score on the Math Placement 1156 ONLINE SHROYER
Examination. CS/IS 135 or equivalent. [4.0 hrs online]
1276 LEC MW 05:10PM-06:35PM SR312 SCHUMACHER 1156 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
[+2.0 hrs online] taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1276 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. CS/IS 139 - 3 UNITS—JAVA
Prerequisite: CS/IS 112 or equivalent.
CS/IS 130 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO ALGORITHMS 1267 LEC S 12:40PM-02:45PM SR314 GORJIAN
Prerequisite: CS/IS 112 or equivalent. LAB S 02:45PM-06:00PM SR314 GORJIAN
1190 LEC S 12:30PM-03:40PM SG136 AGAZARYAN
CS/IS 165 - 4 UNITS—COMP ARCH AND ASSEMBLY LANG
CS/IS 135 - 3 UNITS—PROGRAMMING IN C/C++ Prerequisite: CS/IS 112 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: CS/IS 112 or equivalent. 1163 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SR312 MEGUERDIJIAN
1259 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID AMINI [+1.0 hrs online]
LAB TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM AT107A AMINI 1163 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
3084 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SR312 BIEHL CS/IS 212 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED DATA STRUCTURES
[+1.0 hrs online] Prerequisite: CS/IS 211 or equivalent.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 3595 ONLINE MEGUERDIJIAN
CS/IS 172 - 4 UNITS—UNIX/LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Recommended Preparation: CS/IS 135 or 139 or equivalent
1133 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SR314 DANIELSON CS/IS 234 - 3 UNITS—ORACLE/SQL
[+1.0 hrs online] Recommended Preparation: CS/IS 100, CS/IS 101 or equivalent.
1133 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1217 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM SG137 STAFF
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the CS/IS 255 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO ECOMMERCE/EBUSINESS
Recommended Preparation: Knowledge of Windows or Mac and Internet Tools.
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 1220 ONLINE MOVSESYAN
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer [3.0 hrs online]
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1220 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
CS/IS 183 - 3 UNITS—DIGITAL FORENSICS FUNDAMENTALS Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Recommended Preparation: CS/IS 194 or CS/IS 196 or equivalent. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
3087 ONLINE TAIRA skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
[3.0 hrs online] labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
3087 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
CS/IS 260 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1149 LEC TTH 06:55PM-10:05PM SR313 STAFF
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer CS/IS 261 - 3 UNITS—WEB DEVELOPMENT W/ PHP & MYSQL
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Recommended Preparation: CS/IS 260 or equivalent.
1150 LEC TTH 06:55PM-10:05PM SR313 STAFF
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
CS/IS 190 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO COMPUTER NETWORKS
Recommended preparation: CS/IS 101 or equivalent. CS/IS 264 - 1 UNITS—WEB DEVELOPMENT PROJECT I
1147 LEC MW 06:55PM-10:05PM SR314 HODGES Prerequisite:CS/IS 260 or equivalent.
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 1269 ONLINE MOVSESYAN
[1.0 hrs online]
CS/IS 193 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO CYBERSECURITY 1269 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Recommended preparation: CS/IS 190 and CS/IS 196 or equivalent. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1205 ONLINE HORMOZDIARY Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1205 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer CS/IS 265 - 1 UNITS—WEB DEVELOPMENT PROJECT II
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer Prerequisite: CS/IS 264 or equivalent.
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1134 ONLINE MOVSESYAN
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. [1.0 hrs online]
CS/IS 196 - 3 UNITS—ADV NETWORKING: SECURITY taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Recommended preparation: CS/IS 190 or equivalent. the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1148 LEC MW 06:55PM-10:05PM SR314 HODGES at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
CS/IS 211 - 4 UNITS—DATA STRUCTURES labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Prerequisite: CS/IS 135 or equivalent. online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1218 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SG138 BIEHL CS/IS 266 - 1 UNITS—WEB DEVELOPMENT PROJECT III
[+2.0 hrs online]
Prerequisite: CS/IS 265 or equivalent.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1135 ONLINE MOVSESYAN
COMPUTER AIDED
2646 LEC M 07:50AM-09:45AM SV280 STAFF
LAB M 09:45AM-11:00AM SV280 STAFF
MANUFACTURING
LAB F 07:50AM-11:00AM SV280 STAFF
LAB MF 11:50AM-01:20PM SV280 STAFF
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
CAM 210 - 3 UNITS—CAM BASIC MILLING
Prerequisite: None. CULIN 112 - 4 UNITS—FUND OF PROFESSIONAL COOKING 2
2630 LEC T 08:00AM-11:10AM AT213 STAFF Prerequisite: CULIN 111 or equivalent.
2598 LEC F 04:30PM-07:40PM AT213 STAFF 2643 LEC W 05:10PM-06:35PM SV280 STAFF
2533 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AT213 STAFF LAB W 06:35PM-10:05PM SV280 STAFF
LAB F 05:10PM-10:05PM SV280 STAFF
CAM 220 - 3 UNITS—COMP AIDED MANUF BASIC LATH Note: Required Material Fee - $50.00
Prerequisite: None.
2576 LEC TH 01:25PM-04:35PM AT213 STAFF CULIN 113 - 3 UNITS—SANITATION PRACTICES
CAM 230 - 1 UNITS—CAM BASIC MILLING PRACTICE 2499 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM SV266 STAFF
Prerequisite: CAM 210 or equivalent (CAM 210 may be taken concur- 2500 LEC M 01:40PM-04:50PM SV266 STAFF
rently.)
2634 LAB M 08:00AM-11:10AM AT213 STAFF CULIN 116 - 3 UNITS—INSTITUTIONAL PURCHASING
2575 LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT213 STAFF Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2501 LEC T 01:40PM-04:50PM SV267 STAFF
CAM 240 - 1 UNITS—CAM BASIC LAB PRACTICE
Prerequisite: CAM 220 (CAM 220 may be taken concurrently.) CULIN 122 - 3 UNITS—INTERNATIONAL COOKING
2574 LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT213 STAFF 2502 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SV267 STAFF
CULINARY ARTS CULIN 124 - 5 UNITS—INTRO BAKING/PASTRY ARTS

Prerequisite: None.
2503 LEC MW 07:55AM-09:20AM SV266 STAFF
CULIN 050 - 1 UNITS—CULINARY ARTS INTERNSHIP LAB MW 09:20AM-12:50PM SV266 STAFF
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Note: Required Material Fee - $75.00
theory or lab course at GCC.
CULIN 224 - 5 UNITS—ADV BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS
Prerequisite: CULIN 124 or equivalent.
2620 LAB 0000-0000 TBA STAFF
2620 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the LAB TTH 09:20AM-12:50PM SV279 STAFF
1.0 unit internship class. Note: Required Material Fee - $75.00
CULIN 050 - 2 UNITS—CULINARY ARTS INTERNSHIP

DANCE
theory or lab course at GCC. DANCE 050 - 1 UNITS—DANCE INTERNSHIP
2621 LAB 0000-0000 TBA STAFF Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
[6.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] Prerequisite or corequisite: DANCE 107.
2621 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the 2860 LAB 12:00AM-12:00AM TBA ROBLES
2.0 unit internship class. [3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
Pass/No Pass class only 2860 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the
CULIN 050 - 3 UNITS—CULINARY ARTS INTERNSHIP Pass/No Pass class only
Prerequisite or Corequisite: Enrollment in appropriate discipline-specific DANCE 100 - 3 UNITS—SURVEY OF DANCE HISTORY
theory or lab course at GCC. Prerequisite: None.
2622 LAB 0000-0000 TBA STAFF 2707 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU114 STAFF
[9.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 2816 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU116 ROBLES
3.0 unit internship class. 3123 ONLINE STAFF
3123 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of
CULIN 111 - 4 UNITS—FUND OF PROFESSIONAL COOKING 1 you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-face
exam will convene on Friday, December 13 at 5pm in SG136. Students must
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete
2531 LEC T 01:00PM-02:25PM SV280 STAFF the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
LAB T 02:25PM-05:55PM SV280 STAFF at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
LAB TH 01:00PM-05:55PM SV280 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
Note: Required Material Fee - $50.00 labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2537 LEC T 05:10PM-06:35PM SV279 STAFF online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
LAB T 06:35PM-10:05PM SV279 STAFF
LAB TH 05:10PM-10:05PM SV279 STAFF
2682 ONLINE MC MURREY DANCE 117 - 2 UNITS—MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE III

[3.0 hrs online] Prerequisite: DANCE 116 or equivalent.
2682 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required
of you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face- 2727 LEC M 10:45AM-11:50AM SN104 STAFF
to-face final exam will convene on Friday, Dec 13 at 5pm in SG138. Students LAB M 11:50AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and LAB W 10:45AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter
by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week
classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic
DANCE 118 - 1.5 UNITS—MODERN DANCE PERFORMANCE SKILLS
computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the 3726 LEC M 01:40PM-02:45PM SN104 ROBLES
computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in LAB W 01:40PM-03:05PM SN104 ROBLES
frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
DANCE 119 - 1.5 UNITS—HIP-HOP PERFORMANCE SKILLS
DANCE 101 - 1.5 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO DANCE 3663 LEC M 03:25PM-04:30PM SN104 ROBLES
Prerequisite: None.
LAB W 03:25PM-04:50PM SN104 ROBLES
2713 LEC T 01:40PM-02:45PM SN104 ROBLES
LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM SN104 ROBLES DANCE 120 - 2 UNITS—JAZZ TECHNIQUE I
2729 LEC T 10:45AM-11:50AM SN104 STAFF
DANCE 102 - 3 UNITS—MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE HISTORY LAB T 11:50AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
Prerequisite: None.
LAB TH 10:45AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
3650 ONLINE SWAN
[3.0 hrs online]
DANCE 121 - 2 UNITS—JAZZ TECHNIQUE II
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Prerequisite: DANCE 120 or equivalent.
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 2731 LEC T 10:45AM-11:50AM SN104 STAFF
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday LAB T 11:50AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer LAB TH 10:45AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent DANCE 122 - 1.5 UNITS—JAZZ PERFORMANCE SKILLS
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. Prerequisite: DANCE 121 or equivalent. (DANCE 121 may be taken concur-
2848 ONLINE SWAN rently).
[3.0 hrs online] 2790 LEC M 01:40PM-02:45PM SN104 ROBLES
2848 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when LAB W 01:40PM-03:05PM SN104 ROBLES
DANCE 124 - 1.5 UNITS—HIP-HOP I
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Prerequisite: None.
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 2735 LEC T 06:55PM-08:00PM SN104 STAFF
LAB TH 06:55PM-08:20PM SN104 STAFF
DANCE 125 - 1.5 UNITS—TAP DANCE I
DANCE 110 - 2 UNITS—BALLET TECHNIQUE I Prerequisite: None.
2717 LEC T 08:30AM-09:35AM SN104 ROBLES 2901 LEC T 12:15PM-01:20PM SN102 KULLER
LAB T 09:35AM-10:35AM SN104 ROBLES LAB TH 12:15PM-01:40PM SN102 KULLER
LAB TH 08:30AM-10:35AM SN104 ROBLES
DANCE 126 - 1.5 UNITS—TAP DANCE II
DANCE 111 - 2 UNITS—BALLET TECHNIQUE II Prerequisite: DANCE 125 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: DANCE 110 or equivalent. 2903 LEC T 12:15PM-01:20PM SN102 KULLER
2795 LEC T 08:30AM-09:35AM SN104 ROBLES LAB TH 12:15PM-01:40PM SN102 KULLER
LAB T 09:35AM-10:35AM SN104 ROBLES
DANCE 127 - 1.5 UNITS—SALSA I
LAB TH 08:30AM-10:35AM SN104 ROBLES Prerequisite: None.
DANCE 112 - 1.5 UNITS—BALLET PERFORMANCE SKILLS 2775 LEC M 06:55PM-08:00PM SN104 HOVHANNISYAN
Prerequisite: DANCE 111 or equivalent by audition. LAB W 06:55PM-08:20PM SN104 HOVHANNISYAN
2817 LEC W 03:25PM-04:30PM SN104 ROBLES
DANCE 129 - 1.5 UNITS—HIP-HOP II
LAB M 03:25PM-04:50PM SN104 ROBLES
Prerequisite: DANCE 124 or equivalent.
DANCE 114 - 2 UNITS—BALLET TECHNIQUE III 2737 LEC T 06:55PM-08:00PM SN104 STAFF
Prerequisite: DANCE 111 or equivalent. LAB TH 06:55PM-08:20PM SN104 STAFF
2881 LEC T 08:30AM-09:35AM SN104 ROBLES
LAB T 09:35AM-10:35AM SN104 ROBLES
DANCE 130 - 1.5 UNITS—CHOREOGRAPHY
Prerequisite: DANCE 101 or 110 or 115 or 120 or 124 or equivalent.
LAB TH 08:30AM-10:35AM SN104 ROBLES
2739 LEC T 01:40PM-02:45PM SN104 ROBLES
DANCE 115 - 2 UNITS—MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE I LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM SN104 ROBLES
2723 LEC M 10:45AM-11:50AM SN104 STAFF
DANCE 131 - 2.5 UNITS—COMMERCIAL DANCE
LAB M 11:50AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
Prerequisite: DANCE 135 or equivalent
LAB W 10:45AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
2797 LAB MW 12:55PM-05:00PM SN104 ROBLES
DANCE 116 - 2 UNITS—MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE II DANCE 133 - 1.5 UNITS—SALSA II
Prerequisite: DANCE 115 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: DANCE 127 or equivalent or by audition.
2725 LEC M 10:45AM-11:50AM SN104 STAFF
2777 LEC M 06:55PM-08:00PM SN104 HOVHANNISYAN
LAB M 11:50AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
LAB W 06:55PM-08:20PM SN104 HOVHANNISYAN
LAB W 10:45AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF
DANCE 135 - 2.5 UNITS—DANCE PRODUCTION 2416 ONLINE AMES

Prerequisite: DANCE 116 or 122 or 121 or equivalent. [3.0 hrs online]
2416 NOTE: 16 WEEK ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you
2741 LAB MW 12:55PM-05:00PM SN104 ROBLES when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must
DANCE 137 - 2 UNITS—JAZZ TECHNIQUE III the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Sunday
Prerequisite: DANCE 121 or equivalent. at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should
2733 LEC T 10:45AM-11:50AM SN104 STAFF possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
LAB T 11:50AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The
LAB TH 10:45AM-12:50PM SN104 STAFF instructor can be contacted by email at tames@glendale.edu
2387 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SV231 STAFF
DANCE 139 - 2 UNITS—CHOREOGRAPHY II 2351 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SV223 STAFF
3668 LEC M 12:55PM-02:00PM SN104 ROBLES
LAB M 02:00PM-03:00PM SN104 ROBLES
2446 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM LB220 STAFF
LAB W 12:55PM-03:00PM SN104 ROBLES
2374 ONLINE STAFF
DANCE 150 - 1.5 UNITS—PHYSICAL REINTEGRATION [ 3.0 hrs online]
Prerequisite: None. when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must
2742 LEC F 12:20PM-01:25PM SN102 ROBLES review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete
LAB F 01:25PM-02:50PM SN102 ROBLES the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2742 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should
requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services. possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home
DANCE 158 - 3 UNITS—MOVEMENT DEVELOP BIRTH-12 YRS engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The
instructor can be contacted by email at
Prerequisite: None.
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
2746 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SN104 WOLIN
ECON 170 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL STUDIES
DANCE 190 - 1.5 UNITS—BEGINNING YOGA 3721 LEC TTH 01:50PM-03:15PM SR138 STAFF
Prerequisite: None.
3704 LEC M 09:10AM-10:15AM SN104 SWAN
2760
LAB W
LEC T
09:10AM-10:35AM
05:10PM-06:15PM
SN104
SN104
SWAN
JAY
ELECTRONICS & COMP
LAB TH 05:10PM-06:35PM SN104 JAY TECHNOLOGY
DANCE 194 - 1.5 UNITS—PILATES
Prerequisite: None. ECT 110 - 4 UNITS—ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS PRIN
3670 LEC T 03:25PM-04:30PM SN104 JAY Recommended Preparation: ECT 100, Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151
LAB TH 03:25PM-04:50PM SN104 JAY 2506 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AT217 SHAHNAZARIAN
2744 LEC M 05:10PM-06:15PM SN104 HOVHANNISYAN LAB TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AT217 SHAHNAZARIAN
LAB W 05:10PM-06:35PM SN104 HOVHANNISYAN
ECT 162 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO SOLAR PRINCIPLES
Recommended preparation: ECT 110, MATH 146, 141, or 246B.
ECONOMICS 3698 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AT217 SHAHNAZARIAN
ECT 167 - 3 UNITS—CONTRACTOR’S LICENSE LAW

ECON 101 - 3 UNITS—MICROECONOMICS Recommended Preparation: ECT 100, ECT 160, eligibility for ENGL 120 or
Prerequisite: ECON 102; and MATH 141, 146, or 246B. ESL 151.
2294 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SV223 STAFF 2633 LEC S 08:00AM-11:10AM AT217 STAFF
2392 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV231 STAFF
ECT 201 - 3 UNITS—SOLID STATE DEVICES
2444 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV223 STAFF Prerequisite: ECT 110 or equivalent (ECT 110 may be taken concurrently).
2422 LEC F 01:50PM-03:15PM SV231 STAFF Recommended Preparation: ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
[+1.5 hrs online]
2422 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 3699 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT217 SHAHNAZARIAN
EMERGENCY MEDICAL
TECHNOLOGY
2292 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM SV231 STAFF EMT 139 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO EMER MED SERVICES
2443 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM SV231 STAFF Recommended Preparation: BIOL 115 and ENGL 120 or ESL 151
2293 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SV223 STAFF 3104 LEC TH 08:10AM-02:40PM HS122 PHILIBOSIAN
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
ECON 102 - 3 UNITS—MACROECONOMICS 3105 LEC S 08:10AM-02:40PM HS122 PHILIBOSIAN
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151; MATH 141, 146, or 246B. 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
2352 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV223 STAFF
EMT 140 - 8.5 UNITS—EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECH (EMT)
Prerequisite: EMT 139.
2345 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SV231 STAFF
3098 LEC MT 09:00AM-12:25PM HS122 STAFF
2445 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV231 STAFF
LAB W 08:00AM-01:20PM HS122 PHILIBOSIAN
2350 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV223 STAFF [1.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
3102 LEC MT 06:40PM-10:05PM CS177 STAFF/BACA ENGR 132 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
LAB W 04:45PM-10:05PM HS122 BACA Recommended Preparation: MATH 102 or 110.
[1.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 3119 LEC MW 06:55PM-07:55PM AT229 ELYASI
LAB MW 07:55PM-09:25PM AT229 ELYASI
3100 LEC MT 06:40PM-10:05PM CS177 STAFF/BACA
LAB TH 04:45PM-10:05PM HS122 BACA ENGR 140 - 3 UNITS—MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEER
[1.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] Prerequisite: CHEM 101 and PHY 101 and MATH 103 or equivalent.
3116 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AT229 HERWERTH
ENGINEERING ENGR 152 - 3 UNITS—ENGINEERING MECHANICS-STATICS

Prerequisite: PHY 101 or equivalent and MATH 104 or equivalent.
3701 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM AT229 PINEDA
ENGR 049 - 3 UNITS—ENGINEERING INDEPENDENT STUDY ENGR 156 - 3 UNITS—PROGRAM & PROB SOLV IN MATLAB
Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in 6 or more units. Prerequisite: MATH 103 or equivalent
2618 LAB 0000-0000 TBA HERWERTH 3115 LEC TTH 01:40PM-02:40PM AT211 MANOOKI
2618 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the 3.0 LAB TTH 02:40PM-04:10PM AT211 MANOOKI
unit independent study class.
ENGR 241 - 3 UNITS—STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
ENGR 100 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO ENGINEERING Prerequisite: ENGR 152 or equivalent.
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. 3702 LEC F 01:40PM-04:50PM AT232 MARTINEZ
3700 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM AT107B HERWERTH
2616 LEC F
2507 LEC TH
09:00AM-12:10PM AT211
06:55PM-10:05PM AT107C
MANOOKI
STAFF ENGLISH
ENGR 101 - 3 UNITS—ENGINEERING DRAFTING/DESIGN
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. ENGL 101 - 3 UNITS—FRESHMAN ENGLISH
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
2557 LEC TTH 09:00AM-10:00AM AT211 HERWERTH
academic background or satisfactory completion of ENGL 120 or ESL 151
LAB TTH 10:00AM-12:10PM AT211 HERWERTH
or equivalent.
2508 LEC MW 06:55PM-07:55PM AT232 FERGUSON 1428 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM AD238 ROSENBLATT
LAB MW 07:55PM-10:05PM AT232 FERGUSON 1428 Note: ENGL 101+
1427 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SV233 FULTON
ENGR 102 - 3 UNITS—ENGR PRINT READING 1427 Note: This course focuses on the rhetoric of science.
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. 1398 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM SF106 CRAN
2645 LEC W 08:00AM-11:10AM AT220 MARTIN 1396 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM AU207 RUSSELL
2607 ONLINE MARTIN 1293 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SV234 NEVINS
[3.0 hrs online]
2607 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1292 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM LB221 BLAKER
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1291 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM AD242 SOWBY
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 1309 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM CR224 STAFF
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1299 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM AU207 MANUKYAN
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 1296 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM LB200 WALKER
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1303 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM LB221 EGAN
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1301 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU207 KWA
1302 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM CR224 KARTALIAN
ENGR 109 - 3 UNITS—COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AUTOCAD 1420 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV233 STAFF
Prerequisite: ARCH 101 or ENGR 101 or equivalent. 1420 Note: ENGL 101+
2608 LEC T 06:55PM-08:20PM AT211 FERGUSON 1406 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV234 KERR
1406 Note: ENGL 101+
LAB T 08:20PM-10:05PM AT211 FERGUSON
1295 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU111 CRAN
LAB TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AT211 FERGUSON
1401 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU115 ROHRBACHER
ENGR 110 - 3 UNITS—COMPUTER AIDED DSGN AUTOCAD 2 1401 Note: This course focuses on issues in healthcare.
Prerequisite: ENGR 109 or equivalent. 1441 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM LB223 RAVVA
2610 LEC T 06:55PM-08:20PM AT211 FERGUSON 1297 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SF106 MANUKYAN
LAB T 08:20PM-10:05PM AT211 FERGUSON 1298 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SV233 MARTERELLA
1298 Note: ENGL 101+
LAB TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AT211 FERGUSON 1445 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM LB200 DANIELS
ENGR 111 - 3 UNITS—COMP AIDED DESIGN SOLIDWORKS I 1389 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SV234 NEVINS
Prerequisite: ENGR 101 or equivalent. 1397 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM LB221 BLAKER
2612 LEC M 06:55PM-08:20PM AT211 ZEYNALYAN 1436 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU111 WILLIAMS
LAB M 08:20PM-10:05PM AT211 ZEYNALYAN 1315 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM CR224 BARONIAN
LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT211 ZEYNALYAN 1446 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM LB225 CORBETT
1306 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CR224 KARTALIAN
ENGR 112 - 3 UNITS—COMP AIDED DSGN SOLIDWORKS II 1450 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SG138 BALDIWALA
Prerequisite: ENGR 111 or equivalent. 1330 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SG136 RUSSELL
2614 LEC M 06:55PM-08:20PM AT211 ZEYNALYAN 1305 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV234 SCHWENDIMANN
LAB M 08:20PM-10:05PM AT211 ZEYNALYAN 1305 Note: ENGL 101+
LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT211 ZEYNALYAN 1324 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU111 GAMBERG
1324 Note: This course focuses on Filipino authors.
1447 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU115 MITCHELL-MARELL 1435 ONLINE WALKER

1386 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU207 KWA [3.0 hrs online]
1316 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AT107A PARYPINSKI taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1316 Note: ENGL 101+ the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1313 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV233 GROPER Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1322 ONLINE BECKETT at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
[3.0 hrs online] to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1322 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1311 LEC M 12:20PM-01:30PM LB221 STAFF
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) LEC WF 12:20PM-01:10PM LB221 STAFF
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1403 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM LB200 CARDENAS
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1400 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AD217 ROWE
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1388 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU115 GOMEZ
1310 ONLINE KWA 1388 Note: ENGL 101+
[3.0 hrs online] 1323 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SV234 BRYER
1310 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1323 Note: ENGL 101+
1314 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SV234 MARTERELLA
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1304 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SG139 MITCHELL-MARELL
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1328 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM CR224 DANIELS
3057 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SV233 SHADE
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1320 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AU115 CARDENAS
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1320 Note: This course will focus on African-American authors.
1437 ONLINE ROONEY 1326 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU115 DANIELS
[3.0 hrs online] 1325 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AU115 KERRIGAN
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1307 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AU115 ZIMBLER
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 1329 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM CR224 ZIMBLER
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1430 LEC TTH 06:55PM-08:20PM AU111 DUBE
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1430 Note: ENGL 101+
ENGL 101H - 3 UNITS—HONORS FRESHMAN ENGLISH
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
academic background or satisfactory completion of ENGL 120 or ESL 151
1424 ONLINE DUBE
[3.0 hrs online] or equivalent.
1424 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1387 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SG139 HARNETT
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1387 Note: This course is part of The College Scholars Program. Scholars
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the students take it for credit toward Scholars Program Completion and have
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday first priority enrollment. If spaces are available after priority registration, and
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) with instructor approval, the course may be opened to all students who meet
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer the prerequisites. This course involves Honors enrichment, with accelerated
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer materials and grading standards. See the instructor for information and
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent approvals. Also contact the Scholars Program Director, Dr. Michael Harnett,
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. in LB 216, at extension 5699, or atscholars@glendale.edu.
1294 ONLINE ROONEY 1431 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CR224 WILLIAMS
[3.0 hrs online] 1431 Note: This course is part of The College Scholars Program. Scholars
1294 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when students take it for credit toward Scholars Program Completion and have
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review first priority enrollment. If spaces are available after priority registration, and
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the with instructor approval, the course may be opened to all students who meet
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday the prerequisites. This course involves Honors enrichment, with accelerated
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) materials and grading standards. See the instructor for information and
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer approvals. Also contact the Scholars Program Director, Dr. Michael Harnett,
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer in LB 216, at extension 5699, or at scholars@glendale.edu.
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1385 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV234 HARNETT
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1385 Note: This course is part of The College Scholars Program. Scholars
1308 ONLINE BECKETT students take it for credit toward Scholars Program Completion and have
[3.0 hrs online] first priority enrollment. If spaces are available after priority registration, and
1308 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when with instructor approval, the course may be opened to all students who meet
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review the prerequisites. This course involves Honors enrichment, with accelerated
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the materials and grading standards. See the instructor for information and
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday approvals. Also contact the Scholars Program Director, Dr. Michael Harnett,
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) in LB 216, at extension 5699, or at scholars@glendale.edu.
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer ENGL 102 - 3 UNITS—CRITICAL THINKING/LIT
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Prerequisite: ENGL 101.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1336 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM AD242 WATKINS
1423 ONLINE SHADE 1332 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CR224 RIEDEL
[3.0 hrs online]
1423 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1333 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM LB210 HENRY
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1412 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SG136 SCHILF
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 1414 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV233 GROPER
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1335 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AD217 RIEDEL
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 3058 LEC F 10:45AM-01:55PM LB200 PHILLIPS
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1338 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AD217 HEANEY
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1337 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM LB210 BARSAMIAN
3677 LEC S 10:45AM-01:55PM CR224 GILBERT 1352 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM AU207 DANIELS
1334 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SG139 BRYER 1346 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU207 JOSEPH
1442 ONLINE LYNCH 1351 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM CR224 COSTA
[3.0 hrs online] 1399 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM CR224 MENDOZA
ENGL 105 - 3 UNITS—SURV ENG LIT ANGLO SAXON -1780
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1382 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CR224 HARNETT
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer ENGL 106 - 3 UNITS—SURV ENG LIT 1780-PRESENT
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
1383 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM LB200 TAYLOR
1341 ONLINE LYNCH
[3.0 hrs online]
ENGL 109 - 3 UNITS—INTRO WORLD LIT TO 1700
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 1392 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM LB200 JUZWIAK
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) ENGL 111 - 3 UNITS—WOMEN IN LITERATURE
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 3061 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM LB200 GROPER
1340 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SF106 STAFF
ENGL 112 - 3 UNITS—SCREENWRITING
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
1339 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SF106 BARSAMIAN
1353 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM CR224 SCHILF
1432 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM LB221 HEANEY
1331 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM LB221 ANDERSON ENGL 115 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO FICTION: CREATIVE WRT
1390 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM LB210 PHILLIPS Prerequisite: ENGL 103.
3060 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SV234 PARYPINSKI
ENGL 103 - 3 UNITS—CREATIVE WRITING
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101. ENGL 117 - 3 UNITS—FILM AS LITERATURE
1395 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM LB200 TAYLOR Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
1384 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SG139 PARYPINSKI 1354 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SV127 MARTERELLA
ENGL 104 - 3 UNITS—CRITICAL THINKING/ARGUMENT ENGL 120 - 4 UNITS—COMPOSITION AND READING

Prerequisite: ENGL 101. Prerequisite: ENGL 191 or placement based on a composite of test scores
3059 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM SG139 BILANDZIJA and academic background. Recommended Preparation: ENGL192.
1408 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SV232 FULTON (ENGL 192 may be taken concurrently.)
1407 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SG139 BILANDZIJA 1357 LEC S 09:10AM-01:30PM LB210 ROSENBLATT
1411 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SF106 STAFF
1359 LEC MWF 10:45AM-12:00PM AU207 SELSBY
1345 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU104 ADAMSON Pass/No Pass class only
1347 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU204 ADAMSON
1444 ONLINE GOMEZ
1348 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU115 JOSEPH [4.0 hrs online]
1350 ONLINE KWA 1444 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Pass/No Pass class only
1343 ONLINE KWA ENGL 122 - 3 UNITS—AMER LIT TO 1865
[3.0 hrs online] Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
1343 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1360 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SF106 RAVVA
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the ENGL 125 - 3 UNITS—SHAKESPEARE
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 3062 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM LB210 HENRY
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent ENGL 130 - 3 UNITS—SCIENCE FICTION LIT
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
1409 ONLINE WATKINS 1438 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AT232 GROPER
[3.0 hrs online]
ENGL 182 - 1 UNITS—BASIC VOCABULARY ENGL 199 - .5 UNITS—COMP WRKSHP RDNG, WRTNG, LIT
Non-Degree Applicable Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and academic
Prerequisite: None. background or successful completion of English 191. Corequisite: ENGL 101+.
1361 ONLINE SHAHOIAN 3066 LAB T 09:10AM-10:15AM AD238 ROSENBLATT
[3.0 hrs online] LAB TH 09:10AM-10:00AM AD238 ROSENBLATT
1361 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 3066 Note: Co-req with ENGL 101+ 1428
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Pass/No Pass class only
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 3676 LAB F 10:45AM-12:50PM SV234 SCHWENDIMANN
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 3676 Note: Co-req with ENGL 101+ 1305
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Pass/No Pass class only
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 3068 LAB M 10:45AM-11:50AM AD238 STAFF
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent LAB W 10:45AM-11:35AM AD238 STAFF
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3068 Note: Co-req with ENGL 101+ 1420
Pass/No Pass class only Pass/No Pass class only
ENGL 183 - 1 UNITS—BASIC GRAMMAR 3067 LAB T 10:45AM-11:50AM AD238 MARTERELLA
Non-Degree Applicable LAB TH 10:45AM-11:35AM AD238 MARTERELLA
3067 Note: Co-req with ENGL 101+ 1298
Prerequisite: None.
1362 ONLINE SHAHOIAN 3070 LAB M 10:45AM-11:50AM SR324 KERR
[3.0 hrs online]
1362 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when LAB W 10:45AM-11:35AM SR324 KERR
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 3070 Note: Co-req with ENGL 101+ 1406
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the Pass/No Pass class only
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 3074 LAB M 12:20PM-01:25PM AT107A PARYPINSKI
LAB W 12:20PM-01:10PM AT107A PARYPINSKI
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Pass/No Pass class only
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3071 LAB T 01:15PM-02:20PM AD238 GOMEZ
Pass/No Pass class only LAB TH 03:15PM-04:05PM AD238 GOMEZ
ENGL 189 - 3 UNITS—WRITING WORKSHOP I Pass/No Pass class only
Non-Degree Applicable 3069 LAB T 03:15PM-04:20PM SG136 BRYER
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and LAB TH 03:15PM-04:05PM SG136 BRYER
academic background or ABSE 187. Concurrent enrollment in or satis- 3069 Note: Co-req with ENGL 101+ 1323
factory completion of ENGL 188 is required. Pass/No Pass class only
1364 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SG139 JUZWIAK 3072 LAB T 08:30PM-09:35PM AD238 DUBE
Pass/No Pass class only LAB TH 08:30PM-09:20PM AD238 DUBE
ENGL 190 - 3 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE ACAD READING Pass/No Pass class only
academic background or ENGL 188. ENGL 190 must be taken prior to or
concurrently with ENGL 191.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
1376
[3.0 hrs online]
ONLINE SCHUMACHER LANGUAGE
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the ESL 111 - 5 UNITS—GRAMMAR & WRITING I
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Non-Degree Applicable
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and academic
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer background. Recommended preparation: Concurrent enrollment in an
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer appropriate ESL listening and speaking course and a reading course.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1474 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM SG325 LEE
1375 ONLINE SCHUMACHER 1552 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM AU204 HANSON HEGGER
[3.0 hrs online] 1516 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM AU104 GALLARDO
1375 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1476 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM SG327 NAVARRO
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 1475 LEC TTH 01:55PM-04:25PM AU103 CAMARGO
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1543 LEC MW 01:55PM-04:25PM LB225 MCQUEEN
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 1544 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM CR223 UZUNYAN
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 1553 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM AU205 VENIER
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1477 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM AU114 BAGHOOMIAN
ESL 115 - 4 UNITS—LISTENING AND SPEAKING I
ENGL 191 - 4 UNITS—WRITING WORKSHOP II Non-Degree Applicable
Non-Degree Applicable Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and academic background. Recommended preparation: Concurrent enroll-
academic background, or satisfactory completion of ENGL 189. Concur- ment in an ESL grammar and writing course.
rent enrollment in or satisfactory completion of ENGL 190 is required. 3049 LEC S 09:00AM-01:20PM LB225 FUSZARA
1410 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:45PM LB221 JUZWIAK 3050 LEC TTH 12:20PM-02:25PM SG327 FELIZ
3052 LEC MW 12:20PM-02:25PM AU104 HEINICKE
1368 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:45PM LB210 JUZWIAK
Pass/No Pass class only 3051 LEC MW 01:55PM-04:00PM SB161 EVANS
3054 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM LB225 MCQUEEN
ESL 116 - 3 UNITS—RDG & VOCAB FOR ESL I 3598 LEC T 10:45AM-11:50AM LB221 FELIZ
Non-Degree Applicable LEC TH 10:45AM-11:35AM LB221 FELIZ
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and 3599 LEC M 12:20PM-01:25PM SB161 VAUGHN
academic background. LEC W 12:20PM-01:10PM SB161 VAUGHN
Recommended Preparation: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate 3601 LEC M 05:10PM-06:15PM SG327 STAFF
Credit ESL listening and speaking course and a Credit ESL grammar and
LEC W 05:10PM-06:00PM SG327 STAFF
writing course.
1483 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM AD243 KLEINMAN ESL 133 - 5 UNITS—GRAMMAR & WRITING III
1556 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU204 HEINICKE Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
1517 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SG327 NAVARRO academic background or ESL 123 and ESL 126. Recommended prepara-
1484 LEC TTH 12:20PM-01:45PM AU103 EL GAMAL tion: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate ESL listening and speak-
1487 LEC MW 05:10PM-06:35PM LB225 VENIER ing course and a reading course.
1528 LEC TTH 08:05AM-10:35AM AU114 JACOBS
1486 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM AU114 BAGHOOMIAN
1547 LEC MW 09:10AM-11:40AM SG325 LEE
1488 LEC F 06:05PM-09:15PM AU205 FUSZARA
1532 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM AT107C GEE
ESL 123 - 5 UNITS—GRAMMAR & WRITING II 1527 LEC MW 09:10AM-11:40AM SB161 VAUGHN
Non-Degree Applicable 1530 LEC MW 10:45AM-01:15PM AU114 DRAGUN
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and 1551 LEC TTH 12:20PM-02:50PM AD243 HOLMES
academic background or ESL 111. Recommended preparation: Concur- 1558 LEC W 12:20PM-02:50PM AD243 STOLZ
rent enrollment in an appropriate ESL listening and speaking course [+2.5 hrs online]
and a reading course. 1558 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1546 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM AU103 EL GAMAL taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1537 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM SB161 STAFF Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1535 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:20AM SG327 NAVARRO at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1557 LEC MW 09:10AM-11:40AM AT107C GEE not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1536 LEC MW 10:45AM-01:15PM AA104 MCDONALD labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1538 LEC TTH 12:20PM-02:50PM AU205 TIRMAN online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1539 LEC TTH 01:55PM-04:25PM AU204 GIMBRONE 1531 LEC TTH 03:30PM-06:00PM SG325 BOQUIREN
1540 LEC MW 01:55PM-04:25PM AU205 NICASSIO 1562 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM AD243 MOHAMMAD-MACKI
1542 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM SG327 MILLER 1533 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM LB225 BOQUIREN
1541 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM SG327 STAFF 1534 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM AU114 STAFF
1550 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM AU103 MARULANDA
ESL 135 - 4 UNITS—LISTENING AND SPEAKING III
ESL 125 - 4 UNITS—LISTENING & SPEAKING II Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
Non-Degree Applicable academic background or satisfactory completion of ESL 125. Recom-
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and mended preparation: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate ESL
academic background or satisfactory completion of ESL 115. Recom- grammar and writing course and a reading course.
mended preparation: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate ESL 1454 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:15AM CR223 HIRONYMOUS
grammar and writing course and a reading course. 1452 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:50PM CR223 HIRONYMOUS
1493 LEC S 09:00AM-01:20PM SG325 VEGA 1520 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:00PM SG325 PERSON
1525 LEC F 09:10AM-01:30PM AU114 CROSBY 1453 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM SG325 PERSON
1494 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:50PM AU114 CAMARGO
1524 LEC TTH 01:55PM-04:00PM SV228 MCDONALD ESL 136 - 3 UNITS—READING & VOCAB III
1554 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM SB161 STAFF Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
academic background or completion of ESL 126. Recommended Prepa-
ESL 126 - 3 UNITS—RDG & VOCAB FOR ESL II ration: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate Credit ESL listening/
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and speaking course and a Credit ESL grammar/writing course
academic background or completion of ESL 116. Recommended Prepa- 1506 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM CR223 HILARIO
ration: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate Credit ESL listening/ 1509 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV225 MCDONALD
speaking course and a Credit ESL grammar/writing course 1507 LEC TTH 12:20PM-01:45PM SG325 JACOBS
1495 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM SG327 RHODES 1508 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SG327 KAYE
1501 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU205 GIMBRONE 1555 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM AU103 CROSBY
1497 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM AT107C GEE 1510 LEC MW 01:55PM-03:20PM SG325 STAFF
1499 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU205 TIRMAN 1511 LEC TTH 01:55PM-03:20PM LB225 BALDWIN
1496 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM AT107C EVANS 1565 LEC W 03:30PM-04:55PM AD243 STOLZ
1500 LEC MW 01:55PM-03:20PM AU114 MILLER [+1.5 hrs online]
1498 LEC TTH 01:55PM-03:20PM SG325 O’COLMAIN
1502 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM CR223 HILARIO the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1563 LEC F 06:05PM-09:15PM SG327 RHODES Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1503 LEC MW 06:55PM-08:20PM AD242 STAFF not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
ESL 127 - 2 UNITS—LOWER-INTERMEDIATE SPELLING labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Non-Degree Applicable online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ESL 123. 1512 LEC MW 05:10PM-06:35PM AU204 VAN HYNING
3596 LEC S 09:00AM-11:05AM AU204 BOWE 1513 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM LB225 NICASSIO
3597 LEC F 09:10AM-11:15AM SG325 HANSON HEGGER
ESL 137 - 2 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE SPELLING ESL 151 - 4 UNITS—READING & COMPOSITION V

Non-Degree Applicable Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and academic background or ESL 141. Recommended Preparation: Concur-
academic background or ESL 123 and ESL 126. Recommended prepara- rent enrollment in an appropriate ESL listening and speaking course.
tion: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate ESL listening and speak- 3728 LEC TTH 08:30AM-10:35AM LB221 MCGRATH
ing course and a reading course. 1465 LEC MW 09:10AM-11:15AM AU205 KASIMOFF
3602 LEC S 09:00AM-11:05AM AU114 ALFORD 1566 LEC S 09:10AM-01:30PM AU103 STAFF
3604 LEC M 12:20PM-01:25PM SG325 LEE 1466 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:50PM LB225 BALDWIN
LEC W 12:20PM-01:10PM SG325 LEE 1515 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:50PM SF106 MCGRATH
3603 LEC T 12:20PM-01:25PM SV228 LIDDIARD 1559 ONLINE BASALLA
LEC TH 12:20PM-01:10PM SV228 LIDDIARD [4.0 hrs online]
ESL 141 - 5 UNITS—GRAMMAR & WRITING IV taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
academic background or ESL 133 and ESL 136. Recommended prepara-
tion: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate ESL listening and speak- to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
ing course and in an appropriate reading course. skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
1457 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM AD243 VERA labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1459 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM SG325 LEE
1467 LEC MW 12:20PM-02:25PM AD205 WEI
1456 LEC MW 09:10AM-11:40AM AD243 VERA
1464 LEC TTH 01:55PM-04:00PM CR223 HIRONYMOUS
3055 LEC MW 12:20PM-02:50PM AU204 VAN HYNING
1514 LEC TTH 01:55PM-04:25PM SB161 VAUGHN 1470 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM AU204 STAFF
1549 LEC M 01:55PM-04:25PM SV228 MCDONALD 1469 LEC T 06:55PM-09:00PM CR223 BASALLA
[+2.5 hrs online] [+2.0 hrs online]
1549 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1469 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1458 LEC TTH 03:30PM-06:00PM AD243 SHABANI ESL 155 - 3 UNITS—LISTENING AND SPEAKING V
1545 LEC MW 03:30PM-06:00PM AU114 WEI Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
1460 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM AD243 SHABANI academic background or satisfactory completion of ESL 145. Recom-
1455 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM SV228 GIPP mended preparation: Student be concurrently enrolled in an ESL gram-
mar and writing class at the 141 level or higher.
ESL 145 - 3 UNITS—LISTENING AND SPEAKING IV 1471 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM CR223 HIRONYMOUS
academic background or satisfactory completion of ESL 135. Recom-
mended preparation: Student be concurrently enrolled in an ESL gram-
mar and writing class at the 133 level or higher.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
1461 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SB161 MARTIN
1462 LEC TTH 12:20PM-01:45PM SB161 MARTIN ENTRE 101 - 2 UNITS—CONCEPTS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
1463 LEC MW 05:10PM-06:35PM AU104 MOYA Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
1228 LEC M 06:55PM-09:25PM SF104 NEWMAN
ESL 146 - 3 UNITS—READING & VOCABULARY IV 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and 1199 LEC F 09:10AM-11:35AM SV228 STAFF
academic background or completion of ESL 136. Recommended Prepa- [+1.5 hrs online]
ration: Concurrent enrollment in an appropriate Credit ESL listening/ 1199 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
speaking course and a Credit ESL grammar/writing course taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1521 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM AD243 BALDWIN Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1521 Note: This section will focus on American writers. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1473 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM LB225 BALDWIN not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
3594 ONLINE SCHUMACHER skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
[ 3.0 hrs online]
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday ENTRE 102 - 3 UNITS—THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 1198 LEC F 09:10AM-11:30AM SV228 STAFF
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer [+3.5 hrs online]
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1198 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
1548 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM AU205 KASIMOFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
ETHNIC STUDIES FIRE TECHNOLOGY

ETH S 102 - 3 UNITS—LATINOS IN THE UNITED STATES FIRE 101 - 3 UNITS—PRIN OF FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICE
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
2401 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM AD223 STAFF 2511 ONLINE WALLACE
[3.0 hrs online]
ETH S 110 - 3 UNITS—CONTEMP ETHNIC WOMEN 2511 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
2295 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM SV230 STAFF Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2447 ONLINE TORRES at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
[ 6.0 hrs online] to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2447 NOTE: 8 WEEK ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 2510 LEC W 06:30PM-09:40PM SV234 STAFF
at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, FIRE 102 - 3 UNITS—FIRE BEHAVIOR & COMBUSTION
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. It is Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
highly recommended to learn about Instructor Fabiola Torres’ welcoming and 2512 ONLINE RICKMAN
student - centered approach to online education by visiting www.glendale. [3.0 hrs online]
edu/fabiolatorres 2512 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
ETH S 120 - 3 UNITS—MEXICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
2296 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV230 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
ETH S 121 - 3 UNITS—ETHNIC AND RACIAL MINORITIES online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2426 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SV230 STAFF FIRE 103 - 3 UNITS—FIRE PREVENTION
2448 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SV230 STAFF Prerequisite: FIRE 101 or equivalent.
2423 ONLINE TORRES 2513 ONLINE WALLACE
[ 6.0 hrs online] [3.0 hrs online]
2423 NOTE: 8 WEEK ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you 2513 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. It is labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
highly recommended to learn about Instructor Fabiola Torres’ welcoming and online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
student - centered approach to online education by visiting www.glendale.
edu/fabiolatorres FIRE 104 - 3 UNITS—BUILDING CONST./ FIRE PROTECT
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 Prerequisite: FIRE 101 or equivalent.
2440 ONLINE TORRES 3121 ONLINE WALLACE
[6.0 hrs online] [3.0 hrs online]
2440 NOTE: 8 WEEK ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you 3121 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. It is labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
highly recommended to learn about Instructor Fabiola Torres’ welcoming and online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
student - centered approach to online education by visiting www.glendale.
edu/fabiolatorres FIRE 105 - 3 UNITS—FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 Prerequisite: FIRE 101 or equivalent.
3122 ONLINE RICKMAN
ETH S 132 - 3 UNITS—AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE [3.0 hrs online]
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. 3122 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
2297 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM LB220 STAFF taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
ETH S 165 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
3090 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SV230 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
FIRE 106 - 3 UNITS—PRIN OF FIRE/EMERG SERVICES 2410 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID ENGLUND KRUSEE
Prerequisite: FIRE 101 or equivalent. [ 6.0 hrs online]
2410 NOTE: 8 WEEK HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you
2559 ONLINE RICKMAN when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must
[3.0 hrs online] review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete
2559 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review at 11:59pm (Week 1) not to be dropped from the course. Students should
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday home or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading,
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) writing, engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer deadlines. This HYBRID course requires 4 On campus MEETINGS every other
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer week (Wednesdays, 6:00pm - 10:00pm on 10/30, 11/13, 11/27, 12/11 in
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent SV222). The instructor can be contacted by email at lenglund@glendale.edu
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
FIRE 119 - 12 UNITS—FIRE ACADEMY IV GEOG 107 - 3 UNITS—WEATHER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Prerequisite: FIRE 118. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2525 LEC TH 06:30PM-09:40PM AA108 BAGAN 2427 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM SV223 STAFF
LEC SSU 08:00AM-11:10AM AA108 BAGAN
LAB TH 09:40PM-10:50PM AA108 BAGAN GEOG 110 - 3 UNITS—CALIF GEOGRAPHY
LAB SSU 12:00PM-05:20PM AA108 BAGAN
Note: Required Material Fee - $550.00 3092 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SV230 STAFF
GEOG 111 - 1 UNITS—PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LAB

FRENCH Prerequisite: GEOG 101 (GEOG 101 may be taken concurrently).
Recommended Preparation: MATH 141, MATH 146, or two units of MATH 246.
2302 LAB T 03:25PM-06:35PM SV220 STAFF
FREN 101 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING FRENCH I 2304 LAB M 03:25PM-06:35PM SV223 STAFF
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. 2303 LAB TH 03:25PM-06:35PM SV220 STAFF
1765 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM CR225 STAFF
1836 LEC TTH
1766 LEC TTH
01:40PM-04:10PM CR225
06:55PM-09:25PM
MECHENEAU
SV228 LIDDIARD GEOLOGY
FREN 102 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING FRENCH II
Prerequisite: FREN 101 or equivalent. GEOL 101 - 3 UNITS—PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
1767 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM SV127 MECHENEAU
2193 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM CS252 LELAND
FREN 103 - 5 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I 2192 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM CS266 STAFF
Prerequisite: FREN 102 or equivalent. 2195 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CS266 LELAND
3075 LEC MW 09:10AM-11:40AM CR225 MECHENEAU 2194 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CS266 LELAND
2284 ONLINE LELAND
GEOGRAPHY
[6.0 hrs online]
GEOG 101 - 3 UNITS—PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2449 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SR138 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
2300 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM LB222 STAFF labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2298 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM LB222 STAFF
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
2301 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM LB222 STAFF
2299 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SV230 STAFF GEOL 111 - 1 UNITS—PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LABORATORY
2418 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID STAFF Prerequisite: GEOL 101 or GEOL 101H. (GEOL 101 or GEOL 101H may be
[ 6.0 hrs online] taken concurrently.)
2418 NOTE: 8 WEEK HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you 2197 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM CS252 LELAND
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete 2196 LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CS252 LELAND
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
HEALTH
at 11:59pm (Week 1) not to be dropped from the course. Students should
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from
home or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading,
writing, engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment
deadlines. This HYBRID course requires 4 On campus MEETINGS every other
week (Wednesdays, 6:00pm - 10:00pm on 09/04, 09/18, 10/2, 10/16 in HLTH 101 - 1 UNITS—FIRST AID
SV222). The instructor can be contacted by email at lenglund@glendale.edu Prerequisite: None.
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 1634 LEC MW 07:35AM-08:50AM SF116 GOLD
1st 6 Week Class - 09/16/2019-10/26/2019
GEOG 102 - 3 UNITS—CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY 1636 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:25AM SF116 MENA
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. 1st 6 Week Class - 09/16/2019-10/26/2019
3091 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM LB222 STAFF 1638 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:00PM SF116 KESHAVARZ
2371 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM LB222 STAFF 1st 6 Week Class - 09/16/2019-10/26/2019
1640 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:55PM SF116 KESHAVARZ
1st 6 Week Class - 09/16/2019-10/26/2019
1642 LEC M 06:55PM-09:45PM SF116 LOPEZ
1st 6 Week Class - 09/16/2019-10/26/2019
1635 LEC MW 07:35AM-08:50AM SF116 GOLD 1751 ONLINE ERFURT

2nd 6 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/07/2019 [3.0 hrs online]
1637 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:25AM SF116 MENA taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
2nd 6 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/07/2019 the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1639 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:00PM SF116 KESHAVARZ Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2nd 6 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/07/2019 at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1641 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:55PM SF116 KESHAVARZ skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
2nd 6 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/07/2019 labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1643 LEC M 06:55PM-09:45PM SF116 LOPEZ
2nd 6 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/07/2019 1625 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM SN101 LORCH
HLTH 102 - 3 UNITS—FIRST AID AND C.P.R. HLTH 106 - 3 UNITS—WOMEN’S HEALTH EDUCATION
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 189 or ESL 133 or equivalent. Recommended
Prerequisite: None.
Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151, and completion of LIB 190.
1631 LD TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SF116 PLOURDE
1629 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SN101 GARCIA
1632 LD F 09:10AM-10:35AM SF116 GOMEZ
[+1.5 hrs online]
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the HEALTH INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
HIT 184 - 2 UNITS—HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS
Prerequisite: MOA 180.
1633 LD MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SF116 KESHAVARZ Recommended Preparation: MOA 185 and eligibility for ENGL 120, ESL 151,
1699 LD F 10:45AM-12:10PM SF116 GOMEZ BUSAD 106 or equivalent.
[+1.5 hrs online]
1699 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1233 LEC W 06:55PM-09:00PM AA104 BROWN
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the HIT 194 - 3 UNITS—INTERNTL CLASSIFICTN DISEASES
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Prerequisite: MOA 180.
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Recommended Preparation: MOA 185 and eligibility for ENGL 120, ESL 151,
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer BUSAD 106 or equivalent.
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1239 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AA104 TORRES
HLTH 104 - 3 UNITS—HEALTH EDUCATION

Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 189 or ESL 133 or equivalent. Recommended
HISTORY
Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151, and completion of LIB 190.
1652 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM SF104 PLOURDE
HIST 101 - 3 UNITS—HISTORY OF WESTERN EUROPE
1620 LEC F 07:35AM-09:00AM SN101 LORCH
[+1.5 hrs online] 2419 LEC 0000-0000 HYBRID RAMOS
1620 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when [ 6.0 hrs online]
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 2419 NOTE: 8 WEEK HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) at 11:59pm (Week 1) not to be dropped from the course. Students should
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. This
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. HYBRID course requires 4 On campus MEETINGS every other week (Fridays,
1630 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SF104 CALDERONE 1:30pm - 5:30pm on 09/06, 09/20, 10/04, 10/18 in SV233) and 4 interactive,
real time, online instruction sessions via Skype Chat every other week (Fridays,
1622 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SN101 GARCIA 1:30pm - 2:30pm on 09/13, 09/27, 10/11 and 10/25). The instructor can be
1623 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SF104 CALDERONE contacted by email at hazelr@glendale.edu
1621 LEC F 10:45AM-12:10PM SF104 LORCH 1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
[+1.5 hrs online]
1621 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when HIST 102 - 3 UNITS—HISTORY OF WESTERN EUROPE
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 2305 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SV232 STAFF
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 2452 ONLINE RAMOS
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer [ 6.0 hrs online]
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 2452 NOTE: 8 WEEK ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete
1624 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SN101 GOMEZ at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
This FULLY ONLINE course requires 5 interactive, real time, online instruction
sessions via Skype Chat (Fridays, 1:15pm - 2:30pm on 11/01, 11/08, 11/15,
11/22, 12/06). The instructor can be contacted by email at hazelr@glendale.edu
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
HIST 104 - 3 UNITS—HIST OF CONTEMP LATIN AMERICA 2312 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SR116 STAFF
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. 2370 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SR138 STAFF
2372 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SV232 STAFF 2314 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM LB220 STAFF
HIST 111 - 3 UNITS—THE WOMAN IN AMERICAN HISTORY HIST 121 - 3 UNITS—ARMENIAN HISTORY
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2402 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV232 STAFF 2315 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM LB220 STAFF
2307 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM AA108 STAFF
2306 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AA108 STAFF
HIST 136 - 3 UNITS—WAR HISTORY/CAUSES
2451 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM AD223 STAFF
2424 HYBRID STAFF
[ 6.0 hrs online] HIST 141 - 3 UNITS—WORLD HISTORY 1500 TO PRESENT
2424 NOTE: 8 WEEK HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete 2471 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM LB222 STAFF
at 11:59pm (Week 1) not to be dropped from the course. Students should HIST 141H - 3 UNITS—HNR WORLD HISTORY 1500-PRESENT
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, 3723 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV222 STAFF
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
2453 ONLINE STAFF HOTEL RESTAURANT
[6.0 hrs online]
MANAGEMENT
HRM 115 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO HOSPITALITY
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home Prerequisite: None.
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, 2565 LEC T 09:10AM-12:20PM SV267 STAFF
instructor can be contacted by email at HRM 117 - 3 UNITS—FOOD/BEVERAGE/LABOR COSTS
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 Prerequisite: None.
2566 LEC F 09:10AM-11:15AM SV266 STAFF
HIST 115 - 3 UNITS—REBELLIOUS WMN IN MOD AMERICA LAB F 11:15AM-02:30PM SV266 STAFF
2308 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SV232 STAFF HRM 201 - 3 UNITS—RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT
Prerequisite: None.
HIST 117 - 3 UNITS—U.S. HISTORY, 1550-1877 2595 LEC W 09:10AM-12:20PM SV267 STAFF
2309 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM SV231 STAFF HRM 203 - 3 UNITS—CATERING/BANQUET OPERATIONS
2450 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SR116 STAFF Prerequisite: None.
2379 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SV232 STAFF 2568 LEC W 01:40PM-03:45PM SV266 STAFF
2420 LEC T 01:50PM-03:15PM SV223 STAFF LAB W 03:45PM-07:00PM SV266 STAFF
LEC HYBRID STAFF Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00
[+1.5 hrs online]
2420 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when HRM 214 - 3 UNITS—BEVERAGE AND BAR OPERATIONS
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Prerequisite: None.
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 2624 LEC TH 12:20PM-02:25PM SV266 STAFF
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) LAB TH 02:25PM-05:40PM SV266 STAFF
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer HRM 256 - 3 UNITS—MGMT OF HOSPTY PRSNNL/OPRNS
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Prerequisite: None.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 2570 LEC TH 05:10PM-08:20PM SV235 STAFF
2310 LEC TH 05:10PM-08:20PM SV232 STAFF
HIST 118 - 3 UNITS—U.S. HISTORY, 1865-PRESENT

HUMANITIES
2313 LEC TTH 07:00AM-08:25AM LB220 STAFF
2362 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM AA108 STAFF HUMAN 105 - 3 UNITS—THE HUMAN STRUGGLE
2380 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SR138 STAFF Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
2311 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SR138 STAFF 1433 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM LB210 STAFF
2472 LEC F 01:40PM-03:05PM SV232 STAFF 3063 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AD242 CORBETT
LEC HYBRID STAFF 1417 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM LB221 ANDERSON
[+1.5 hrs online] 1377 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM LB210 ANDERSON
HUMAN 106 - 3 UNITS—CULTURES AND MEANING
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 3064 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM AD217 GOMEZ
HUMAN 115 - 3 UNITS—WORLD MYTHOLOGY ITAL 102 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING ITALIAN II

Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101. Prerequisite: ITAL 101 or equivalent.
1405 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AD217 HENRY 1769 LEC TTH 03:25PM-05:55PM AD209 FRONTINI
1421 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM LB210 ARMSTRONG
1378 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM LB221 HENRY ITAL 103 - 5 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN I
Prerequisite: ITAL 102 or equivalent.
1443 ONLINE TROPF
[3.0 hrs online] 1770 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM AD209 FRONTINI
JAPANESE
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer JAPAN 101 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING JAPANESE I
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
1771 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM SF113 TATSUGAWA
1434 ONLINE GAMBERG
[3.0 hrs online] 1772 LEC MW 09:10AM-11:40AM SF113 TATSUGAWA
1434 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1773 LEC TTH 01:40PM-04:10PM SF105 TATSUGAWA
JAPAN 102 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING JAPANESE II
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Prerequisite: JAPAN 101 or equivalent.
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 1774 LEC TTH 03:25PM-05:55PM LB223 LOPEZ
JAPAN 103 - 5 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE I
Prerequisite: JAPAN 102 or equivalent.
1448 ONLINE TROPF
[3.0 hrs online] 1775 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM LB223 LOPEZ
JOURNALISM
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer JOURN 102 - 3 UNITS—REPORTING THE NEWS
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 1776 LEC M 09:10AM-11:15AM SV127 COHEN
1413 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM LB200 TAYLOR LEC W 09:10AM-10:10AM SV127 COHEN
1416 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SV233 STAFF LAB W 10:10AM-11:15AM SV127 COHEN
1404 LEC MW 03:25PM-04:50PM LB200 TAYLOR
1419 LEC W 03:25PM-06:35PM SG139 MARTERELLA JOURN 103 - 3 UNITS—STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STAFF
Recommended Preparation: JOURN 102 or equivalent; Eligibility for ENGL
1422 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM LB200 ROWE
101; LIB 191
1379 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AD217 TAYLOR
1825 LEC T 09:10AM-10:15AM SV130 COHEN
HUMAN 117 - 3 UNITS—CREATIVITY AND CULTURE LEC TH 09:10AM-10:00AM SV130 COHEN
Prerequisite: ENGL 120 or ESL 151. LAB TTH 10:35AM-12:00PM SV130 COHEN
3757 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SV231 FALCON JOURN 104 - 3 UNITS—STUDENT PUBLICATIONS EDITOR
3756 LEC F 06:55PM-10:05PM CR224 FALCON Prerequisite: JOURN 103 or equivalent.
1843 LEC T 01:40PM-02:45PM SV130 COHEN
HUMAN 125 - 3 UNITS—AMERICAN SOCIAL VALUES
LEC TH 01:40PM-02:30PM SV130 COHEN
3708 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AD242 KERR LAB TTH 10:35AM-12:00PM SV130 COHEN
1380 ONLINE GAMBERG
[3.0 hrs online]
1380 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when KINESIOLOGY
KIN 100 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO KINESIOLOGY
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 190/191 or ESL 141 and
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer completion of LIB 190
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1646 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SF104 YBARRA
1700 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SF104 PLOURDE
HUMAN 135 - 3 UNITS—HUM AND WORLD OF WORK
KIN 144 - 2 UNITS—BASEBALL THEORY
Recommended Preparation: Knowledge of Baseball fundamentals.
1381 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AD217 FALCON
1732 ONLINE CICUTO
[2.5 hrs online]
ITALIAN 1732 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
ITAL 101 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING ITALIAN I at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1856 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM AD209 FRONTINI labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
3678 LEC MW 03:50PM-06:20PM AD209 FRONTINI online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1768 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM AD209 STAFF 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
KIN 151 - 4 UNITS—APPLIED EXERCISE SCIENCE

Recommended preparation: BIOL 115 or equivalent, eligibility for ENGL MACHINE TECHNOLOGY
101 or equivalent.
1656 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SV235 CALDERONE
MACH 101 - 3 UNITS—MACHINE TECHNOLOGY I
LAB TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM SV235 CALDERONE Prerequisite: None.
KIN 167 - 1.5 UNITS—WEIGHT TRAINING & CONDITIONING 2577 LEC T 05:45PM-06:50PM AT208 STAFF
Corequisite: PE 101 or PE 102 or PE 103 or PE 104 or ATHPE 100. Recom- LAB T 06:50PM-10:05PM AT208 STAFF
mended Preparation: ENGL 120 or ESL 151. LAB TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AT208 STAFF
3718 LD MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SV228 CALDERONE Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 2648 LEC M 05:30PM-06:40PM AT208 STAFF
LAB M 06:40PM-10:05PM AT208 STAFF
KIN 168 - 1.5 UNITS—WEIGHT TRAINING & COND II LAB W 05:30PM-10:05PM AT208 STAFF
Prerequisite: KIN 167 or equivalent. Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
Corequisite: PE 101 or PE 102 or PE 103 or PE 104 or ATHPE 100. 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
Recommended Preparation: ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
3719 LD MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SV228 CALDERONE MACH 104 - 5 UNITS—MACHINE TECHNLGY IV
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 Prerequisite: MACH 103 or equivalent.
2626 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM AT208 STAFF
KIN 195 - 2 UNITS—FOOTBALL THEORY LAB F 12:20PM-01:30PM AT208 STAFF
Recommended preparation: Knowledge of Football fundamentals.
LAB S 09:00AM-02:20PM AT208 STAFF
1651 LEC T 02:10PM-03:15PM SF103 ROME Note: Required Material Fee - $20.00
LEC TH 02:25PM-03:15PM SF103 ROME
1650 LEC M 02:10PM-03:15PM SF103 TOWNS MACH 107 - 2 UNITS—MACHINE PRACTICE I
LEC W 02:25PM-03:15PM SF103 TOWNS Non-Degree Applicable
Prerequisite: None.
KIN 228 - 2 UNITS—SOCCER THEORY 2631 LEC TH 08:00AM-09:05AM AT213 STAFF
Recommended Preparation: Knowledge of Soccer fundamentals. LAB TH 09:05AM-12:20PM AT213 STAFF
1649 LEC M 04:55PM-06:00PM SF104 MENA Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
LEC W 05:10PM-06:00PM SF104 MENA 2628 LEC F 09:10AM-10:15AM AT208 STAFF
1648 LEC T 04:55PM-06:00PM SF104 MATSUMOTO LAB F 10:15AM-01:30PM AT208 STAFF
LEC F 05:10PM-06:00PM SF104 MATSUMOTO Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
2599 LEC T 05:45PM-06:50PM AT208 STAFF
KIN 229 - 2 UNITS—ADVANCED SOCCER THEORY LAB T 06:50PM-07:50PM AT208 STAFF
Prerequisite: KIN 228. LAB TH 06:55PM-09:00PM AT208 STAFF
1749 LEC M 12:20PM-01:25PM SF104 MATSUMOTO Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
LEC W 12:20PM-01:10PM SF104 MATSUMOTO
MACH 109 - 5 UNITS—PRINCIPLES OF TOOL ENGINEERING
Prerequisite: MACH 104 or equivalent.
KOREAN 2572 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM AT232 STAFF
LAB TTH 06:35PM-10:05PM AT213 STAFF
KOREA 101 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING KOREAN I MACH 113 - 2 UNITS—ENGINE LATHE PROCESS
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Non-Degree Applicable
1778 LEC MW 01:40PM-04:10PM LB223 YU Prerequisite: None.
2650 LEC M 05:30PM-06:40PM AT208 STAFF
LINGUISTICS LAB M
LAB W
06:40PM-08:00PM
05:30PM-08:00PM
AT208
AT208
STAFF
STAFF
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
LING 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO LINGUISTICS
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. MACH 114 - 2 UNITS—VERTIC MILL PROCESSES
1526 LEC W 05:10PM-06:35PM SV228 GIPP Non-Degree Applicable
[+1.5 hrs online] Prerequisite: None.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 2652 LEC M 05:30PM-06:40PM AT208 STAFF
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the LAB M 06:40PM-08:00PM AT208 STAFF
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday LAB W 05:30PM-08:00PM AT208 STAFF
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
MASS COMMUNICATION
1472 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM SV228 LIDDIARD
MCOMM 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS

1811 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CR137 EBERTS
1817 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM LB205 RAZ
3076 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AD217 EBERTS
1780 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CR234 EBERTS
1781 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CR137 EBERTS
1779 ONLINE DICKINSON MATH 30+ - 5.5 UNITS—INT ALG & PRE-STATS W/ SUPPORT
[3.0 hrs online]
3636 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM SG379 STAFF
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:20AM SG379 STAFF
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 3636 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 3636 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138.
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing
calculator or an access code.
1857 ONLINE DICKINSON
[3.0 hrs online] 3651 LEC MW 08:05AM-10:35AM AS114 STAFF
1857 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when LAB F 08:05AM-10:35AM AS114 STAFF
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 3651 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 3651 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138.
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. calculator or an access code.
3638 LEC MTWTH 09:25AM-10:35AM AS102 STAFF
MCOMM 120 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO PUBLIC RELATIONS LAB MW 10:45AM-11:55AM AS102 STAFF
Prerequisite: None. 3638 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December
1849 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SV127 SMITH 17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
1849 Note: Hybrid Class - For information on what is required of you when taking 3638 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in
a hybrid course visit www.glendale.edu/online or go to the Distance Education areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful
pages in the printed schedule. *Mandatory Orientation: Tuesday, Sept 3 in completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138.
SV127. Failure to attend this orientation meeting may result in a permanent A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required
drop from the class. This class will also meet on the following Tuesdays from for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing
6:55-10:05PM in SV127: TBA. The Final Exam will be held on TBA. This class calculator or an access code.
is enhanced with online components. During each week that we do not meet 3640 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM SG379 STAFF
on campus, you will be expected to spend 3 hours involved in online activities.
Students should possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, LAB MW 09:25AM-10:35AM SG379 STAFF
either from home or from the computer labs on campus. The instructor can 3640 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December
be reached at jsmith@glendale.edu. 17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
3640 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in
areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful
MATHEMATICS completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138.
A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required
for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing
calculator or an access code.
MATH 030 - 5 UNITS—INTER ALG & PRE-STATISTICS 3642 LEC MTWTH 12:20PM-01:30PM AS102 STAFF
3633 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SG376 STAFF LAB TTH 01:40PM-02:50PM AS102 STAFF
LEC F 10:45AM-12:50PM SG379 STAFF 3642 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December
3633 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. 3642 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in
3633 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful
areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138.
completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138. A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required
A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing
for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing calculator or an access code.
calculator or an access code. 3737 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:50PM AS115 STAFF
3736 LEC MW 04:15PM-06:45PM AS102 STAFF LAB MW 03:00PM-04:10PM AS115 STAFF
3736 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December LEC TH 01:40PM-04:10PM AS115 STAFF
17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. 3737 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December
3736 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in 17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful 3737 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in
completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138. areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful
A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138.
for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required
calculator or an access code. for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing
3634 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM AS102 STAFF calculator or an access code.
3634 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December
17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. MATH 090 - 6 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA FOR BSTEM
3634 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in 3605 LEC MTWTH 07:35AM-09:00AM AA102 STAFF
areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful 3605 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17,
completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138. 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required
for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing 3606 LEC MWF 08:30AM-10:35AM SV235 STAFF
calculator or an access code. 3606 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17,
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
3635 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SF103 STAFF
3635 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 3607 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SR112 STAFF
17, 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. 3607 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17,
3635 Note: This one section of Math 30 begins instruction on September 23, 2019. 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
3635 Note: Intermediate Algebra for SLAM is intended for students majoring in 3608 LEC TTHF 10:45AM-12:50PM AT107A STAFF
areas such as Arts, Humanities, and some Social Sciences. After successful 3608 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17,
completion of this course, students may enroll in Math 133, 135, 136, and 138. 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required 3609 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV235 STAFF
for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing 3609 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17,
calculator or an access code. 2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
3610 LEC MTWTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AA102 STAFF 3222 LEC MW 03:25PM-05:55PM SG376 STAFF
3610 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, 3223 LEC TTH 04:15PM-06:45PM SG376 STAFF
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
3224 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM AT107B STAFF
3611 LEC MW 03:25PM-06:35PM AA102 STAFF
3611 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, MATH 103EH - 5 UNITS—HNRS CALCULUS & ANALYTIC GMTRY
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
Prerequisite: MATH 110 or 110B.
3612 LEC TTH 03:25PM-06:35PM CR226 STAFF
3612 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, 3225 LEC MTWTH 01:40PM-02:50PM CS266 STAFF
3225 Note: This class is part of the Scholars Program. If you would like to join
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. the Scholars Program, the contact information is (818) 240-1000 x. 5699 or
3613 LEC MW 06:55PM-10:05PM AS118 STAFF scholars@glendale.edu. All students interested in taking an honors math
3613 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, section are encouraged to enroll in this course. Honors math classes ARE
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. NOT limited to students in the Scholars Program.
3614 LEC TTH 06:55PM-10:05PM SF103 STAFF MATH 104 - 5 UNITS—CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY
3614 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
academic background or satisfactory completion of MATH 103.
MATH 90+ - 6.5 UNITS—INTER ALG FOR BSTEM W/ SUPPORT 1882 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM AS118 STAFF
3621 LEC MTWTH 07:35AM-09:00AM CR226 STAFF 2053 LEC MTWTH 09:25AM-10:35AM AS118 STAFF
LAB MW 09:10AM-10:20AM CR226 STAFF 1907 LEC MTWTH 01:40PM-02:50PM AT107B STAFF
3621 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, 2077 LEC TTH 04:15PM-06:45PM AT107B STAFF
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm.
1883 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM SG376 STAFF
3623 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AA102 STAFF
LAB TTH 10:45AM-11:55AM AA102 STAFF MATH 104H - 5 UNITS—HONORS CALC/ANALYTIC GEOMETRY
3623 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. academic background or satisfactory completion of MATH 103.
3653 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SR113 STAFF 1884 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM SB162 STAFF
LAB TTH 07:50AM-09:00AM SR113 STAFF 1884 Note: This class is part of the Scholars Program. If you would like to join
3653 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, the Scholars Program, the contact information is (818) 240-1000 x. 5699 or
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. scholars@glendale.edu. All students interested in taking an honors math
section are encouraged to enroll in this course. Honors math classes ARE
3625 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:55PM AT107B STAFF NOT limited to students in the Scholars Program.
LAB TTH 11:45AM-12:55PM AT107B STAFF
LEC TTH 10:45AM-11:45AM AT107B STAFF
MATH 105 - 5 UNITS—MULTIVARIABLE/VECTOR CALCULUS
3625 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, Prerequisite: MATH 104.
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. 2023 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM AS115 STAFF
3627 LEC MTWTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SG326 STAFF 2162 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM AS118 STAFF
LAB MW 03:15PM-04:25PM SG326 STAFF 2024 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM SG376 STAFF
3627 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17,
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. MATH 105H - 5 UNITS—HONORS MULTI/VECTOR CALCULUS
3631 LEC MW 06:55PM-10:05PM SG326 STAFF Prerequisite: MATH 104.
LAB TH 06:55PM-09:25PM SG326 STAFF 2051 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM AS118 STAFF
2051 Note: This class is part of the Scholars Program. If you would like to join
3631 Note: The final exam for all sections will be held on Tuesday, December 17, the Scholars Program, the contact information is (818) 240-1000 x. 5699 or
2019, from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. scholars@glendale.edu. All students interested in taking an honors math
MATH 100 - 4 UNITS—COLLEGE ALGEBRA NOT limited to students in the Scholars Program.
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and academic 2052 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM SG376 STAFF
background or satisfactory completion of MATH 101, or 120, or MATH 220B. 2052 Note: This class is part of the Scholars Program. If you would like to join
1865 LEC MWTH 07:45AM-09:00AM SF103 STAFF the Scholars Program, the contact information is (818) 240-1000 x. 5699 or
1865 Note: Math 100 fulfills general transfer requirements. Those planning to scholars@glendale.edu. All students interested in taking an honors math
take Calculus should enroll in MATH 110 or MATH 110A. NOT limited to students in the Scholars Program.
3655 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:25PM AS118 STAFF
LEC TTH 12:20PM-01:10PM AS118 STAFF MATH 107 - 5 UNITS—LINEAR ALGEBRA
3655 Note: Math 100 fulfills general transfer requirements. Those planning to Prerequisite: MATH 104. Recommended Preparation: MATH 105.
take Calculus should enroll in MATH 110 or MATH 110A. 1885 LEC MW 01:40PM-04:10PM AS104 STAFF
1867 LEC TTH 04:40PM-06:45PM AA102 STAFF
1867 Note: Math 100 fulfills general transfer requirements. Those planning to MATH 107H - 5 UNITS—HONORS LINEAR ALGEBRA
take Calculus should enroll in MATH 110 or MATH 110A. Prerequisite: MATH 104. Recommended Preparation: MATH 105.
1866 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:15PM SG326 STAFF 1886 LEC MW 01:40PM-04:10PM AS104 STAFF
LEC F 10:45AM-12:15PM AT107B STAFF 1886 Note: This class is part of the Scholars Program. If you would like to join
1866 Note: Math 100 fulfills general transfer requirements. Those planning to the Scholars Program, the contact information is (818) 240-1000 x. 5699 or
take Calculus should enroll in Math 110 or Math 110A. scholars@glendale.edu. All students interested in taking an honors math
1866 Note: This one section of MATH 100 begins instruction on September 23, 2019. section are encouraged to enroll in this course. Honors math classes ARE
NOT limited to students in the Scholars Program.
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
MATH 103E - 5 UNITS—CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY MATH 108 - 5 UNITS—DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Prerequisite: MATH 110 or 110B. Prerequisite: MATH 104. Recommended Preparation: MATH 105.
3217 LEC MTWTH 06:30AM-07:40AM AS118 STAFF 1887 LEC MTWTH 09:25AM-10:35AM AS101 STAFF
3218 LEC TTH 09:00AM-10:35AM CR226 STAFF
MATH 108H - 5 UNITS—HONORS DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Prerequisite: MATH 104. Recommended Preparation: MATH 105.
LEC F 09:10AM-10:45AM CR226 STAFF
3667 LEC MTWTH 09:25AM-10:35AM AT107B STAFF 1888 Note: This class is part of the Scholars Program. If you would like to join
3219 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SG376 STAFF the Scholars Program, the contact information is (818) 240-1000 x. 5699 or
LEC F 10:45AM-12:50PM SG376 STAFF scholars@glendale.edu. All students interested in taking an honors math
3220 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM SF103 STAFF section are encouraged to enroll in this course. Honors math classes ARE
3221 LEC MTWTH 01:40PM-02:50PM SG376 STAFF
ALGEBRA OPTIONS
The Division of Mathematics offers three ways for you to take Beginning and Intermediate Algebra. Of the following three options
choose whichever option best meets your needs. For Beginning or Intermediate Algebra, each of the options cover the same con-
tent, use the same textbook, meet the same prerequisites and satisfy the same transfer or graduation requirements. They differ in
their format and the number of semesters needed to complete Beginning or Intermediate Algebra.
Traditional One Semester Lecture Courses:
Math 141—Beginning Algebra Math 101—Intermediate Algebra

Math 141 is the traditional one-semester lecture Beginning Algebra Math 101 is the traditional one-semester lecture Intermedi-
course. Math 141 is a review course for students that have been ate Algebra course. The course material is covered at a fast
successful with beginning algebra in the past but need a thorough pace. Math 101 is recommended for very strong Math 141 stu-
refresher. The course material is covered at a fast pace. Upon dents, or for students that have successfully taken intermediate
completion of Math 141 a student has earned 4 units. algebra before but need a refresher. Upon completion of Math
101 a student has earned 5 units.
Self-Paced Courses:
Math 245 & 246—Beginning Algebra Math 219 & 220—Intermediate Algebra
Math 245 and Math 246 are open-entry self-paced versions of Math 219 and Math 220 are open-entry self-paced versions of
Beginning Algebra. These are not lecture courses; students work Intermediate Algebra. These are not lecture courses; students
in the lab using video lectures, tutorial software, the textbook work in the lab using video lectures, tutorial software, the
and tutors for instruction. The courses are divided into modules, textbook and tutors for instruction. The courses are divided
each worth 1 unit. Upon successful completion of each module into modules, each worth 1 unit. Upon successful completion
the student earns 1 unit; upon completing the 2 units in Math 245 of each module the student earns 1 unit; upon completing the
the student then enrolls in Math 246 to complete the remaining 2 3 units in Math 219 the student then enrolls in Math 220 to
units. The student can finish in less than a semester or can take complete the remaining 2 units. The student can finish in less
several semesters to complete the 4 units of Beginning Algebra. than a semester or can take several semesters to complete the
5 units of Intermediate Algebra.
After completing 2 units in Math 245 a student may finish the last
2 units in Math 146. After completing 3 units in Math 219 a student may finish the
last 2 units in Math 120.
For further details on any of the above options please contact your counselor. Regardless of the option you choose,
you can only earn a maximum of 4 units for Beginning Algebra and a maximum of 5 units for Intermediate Algebra.
MATH 110 - 6 UNITS—PRECALCULUS MATH 136 - 4 UNITS—STATISTICS

Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
academic background or satisfactory completion of MATH 101 or MATH academic background or satisfactory completion of MATH 101, 120, 130,
120 or MATH 220B 131, or MATH 220B.
1908 LEC MTWTH 07:35AM-09:00AM SG326 STAFF 1904 LEC MWF 07:50AM-09:05AM SB162 STAFF
1889 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AA104 STAFF 1904 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
3656 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SR113 STAFF graphing calculator or an access code.
2066 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AT232 STAFF 2041 LEC MW 07:50AM-08:55AM AS104 STAFF
2040 LEC MTWTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CR226 STAFF LEC TTH 07:50AM-08:40AM AS104 STAFF
2067 LEC TTH 01:40PM-04:50PM AS118 STAFF 2041 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
1890 LEC MW 03:35PM-06:45PM AT107B STAFF required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
graphing calculator or an access code.
2072 LEC F 09:10AM-11:15AM AS104 STAFF
MATH 110A - 3.5 UNITS—PRECALCULUS I [+2.0 hrs online]
Prerequisite: MATH 101 or MATH 120 or MATH 220B taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
2042 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SV235 STAFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
LAB F 09:10AM-10:35AM SV234 STAFF at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
2046 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM AA104 STAFF not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM AA104 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
2148 LEC T 01:40PM-03:55PM AS104 STAFF online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
LEC TH 01:40PM-02:30PM AS104 STAFF 2072 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
LAB TH 02:30PM-03:55PM AS104 STAFF graphing calculator or an access code.
2049 LEC M 04:15PM-06:30PM AS101 STAFF 2142 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:25AM AS114 STAFF
LEC W 04:15PM-05:05PM AS101 STAFF LEC F 09:10AM-10:25AM AS115 STAFF
LAB W 05:05PM-06:30PM AS101 STAFF 2142 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
2137 LEC T 06:55PM-09:10PM AS118 STAFF graphing calculator or an access code.
LEC TH 06:55PM-07:45PM AS118 STAFF 2141 LEC MWF 09:10AM-10:25AM AT107A STAFF
LAB TH 07:45PM-09:10PM AS118 STAFF 2141 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
2044 LEC MTW 10:45AM-11:55AM SR112 STAFF required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
LAB TH 10:45AM-12:40PM SR112 STAFF
2044 Note: This one section of Math 110A begins instruction on September 23, 2019. 3233 LEC MW 09:30AM-10:35AM SB162 STAFF
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019 LEC TTH 09:45AM-10:35AM SB162 STAFF
3233 Note: This section of MATH 136 has a co-requisite of MATH 336 #3238
MATH 110B - 3.5 UNITS—PRECALCULUS II 3233 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
Prerequisite: MATH 110A.
2068 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AT232 STAFF 3659 LEC MW 09:45AM-10:35AM SG376 STAFF
LAB F 09:10AM-10:35AM AT232 STAFF LEC TTH 09:30AM-10:35AM SG376 STAFF
3657 LEC M 01:40PM-03:55PM AS102 STAFF 3659 Note: This section of MATH 136 has a corequisite of MATH 336 #3662.
LEC W 01:40PM-02:30PM AS102 STAFF 3659 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
LAB W 02:30PM-03:55PM AS102 STAFF graphing calculator or an access code.
2070 LEC T 06:55PM-09:10PM AT107B STAFF 1899 LEC TTHF 10:45AM-12:00PM AS102 STAFF
LEC TH 06:55PM-07:45PM AT107B STAFF 1899 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
LAB TH 07:45PM-09:10PM AT107B STAFF graphing calculator or an access code.
1898 LEC MW 10:45AM-11:50AM SR114 STAFF
MATH 112 - 5 UNITS—CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and LEC TTH 10:45AM-11:35AM SR114 STAFF
1898 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
academic background or satisfactory completion of MATH 118, MATH required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
101, or MATH 120, or MATH 220B. graphing calculator or an access code.
Recommended preparation: MATH 100. 1897 LEC MW 10:45AM-11:50AM AS104 STAFF
1892 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM AT107B STAFF LEC TTH 10:45AM-11:35AM AS104 STAFF
1893 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM AS101 STAFF 1897 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
MATH 120 - 2 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA II - STEM graphing calculator or an access code.
Prerequisite: Placement is based on satisfactory completion of MATH 119 3234 LEC MW 10:45AM-11:50AM AS114 STAFF
or MATH 219C. LEC TTH 10:45AM-11:35AM AS114 STAFF
2092 LEC M 06:55PM-08:00PM AA102 STAFF 3234 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
LAB M 08:00PM-09:00PM AA102 STAFF required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
LAB W 06:55PM-09:00PM AA102 STAFF graphing calculator or an access code.
2076 LEC MWF 10:45AM-12:00PM SG326 STAFF
MATH 135 - 3 UNITS—LIBERAL ARTS MATH 2076 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
academic background or satisfactory completion of MATH 101, 120,
130, 131, or MATH 220B. 2163 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:25PM AS104 STAFF
1894 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AA102 STAFF LEC TTH 12:20PM-01:10PM AS104 STAFF
1914 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:25PM AS115 STAFF 1895 LEC MTWTH 06:30AM-07:40AM AS101 STAFF
LEC TTH 12:20PM-01:10PM AS115 STAFF 1895 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
1914 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a graphing calculator or an access code.
graphing calculator or an access code. 1895 Note: This one section of Math 136 begins instruction on September 23,
2019.
3660 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:25PM SB162 STAFF 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
LEC TTH 12:20PM-01:10PM SB162 STAFF 1912 LEC MTWTH 09:10AM-10:20AM SG326 STAFF
3660 Note: This section of MATH 136 has a corequisite of MATH 336 #3664.
1912 Note: This one section of Math 136 begins instruction on September 23,
3740 LEC T 01:40PM-03:45PM AS115 STAFF 2019.
[+2.0 hrs online] 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 3236 LEC MTWTH 09:25AM-10:35AM AS115 STAFF
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 3236 Note: This section of MATH 136 has a co-requisite of MATH 336 #3241
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 3236 Note: This one section of Math 136 begins instruction on September 23,
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 2019.
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 3236 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent graphing calculator or an access code.
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a 3237 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM CR226 STAFF
graphing calculator or an access code. 3237 Note: This section of MATH 136 has a co-requisite of MATH 336 #3242
1915 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:45PM SG379 STAFF 3237 Note: This one section of Math 136 begins instruction on September 23,
2019.
LEC TTH 01:40PM-02:30PM SG379 STAFF 3237 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
graphing calculator or an access code. 13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
2079 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be MATH 136H - 4 UNITS—HONORS STATISTICS
required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a Prerequisite: Placement is based on a composite of test scores and
academic background or satisfactory completion of MATH 101, 120, 130,
1913 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:45PM AS114 STAFF 131, or MATH 220B.
required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a 3739 LEC MW 07:50AM-08:55AM AS101 STAFF
graphing calculator or an access code. LEC TTH 07:50AM-08:40AM AS101 STAFF
1900 LEC TTH 03:25PM-05:30PM SG379 STAFF 3739 Note: This class is part of the Scholars Program. If you would like to join
1900 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be the Scholars Program, the contact information is (818) 240-1000 x. 5699 or
required for this course. Consult with the instructor before purchasing a scholars@glendale.edu. All students interested in taking an honors math
graphing calculator or an access code. section are encouraged to enroll in this course. Honors math classes ARE
1901 LEC MW 04:40PM-06:45PM AS114 STAFF 3739 Note: A TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator or computer software may be
3741 LEC T 04:40PM-06:45PM SB162 STAFF MATH 190 - 1 UNITS—OVERCOMING MATH ANXIETY
[+2.0 hrs online] Non-Degree Applicable
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Prerequisite: None.
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 1903 LEC T 03:25PM-05:30PM SG326 STAFF
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1903 Note: This section of Math 190 begins instruction on October 28, 2019.
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer Pass/No Pass class only
1896 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM AS114 STAFF
3235 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:00PM CR226 STAFF
FALL 2019 SCHEDULE MEDIA 107 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO AUDIO PRODUCTION

Prerequisite: None.
MATH 219, MATH 220, MATH 245, MATH 246, MATH 255 3674 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:40PM HS124 STAFF
MATH SELF-PACED LAB MW 02:40PM-04:50PM HS124 STAFF
Self-Paced Math 219ABC, 220AB, 245AB, 246AB, and 255ABCD MEDIA 110 - 3 UNITS—AESTHETICS OF CINEMA
classes will be offered in a 1 unit open-entry format in the Spring Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
2019 semester. 2766 LEC M 01:40PM-04:50PM SG334 STEINER
Students will be required to complete 6 hours per week in the MEDIA 112 - 3 UNITS—MOTION PICTURE EDITING
math lab. Prerequisite: MEDIA 103 or equivalent.
Students may only register in one unit at a time and will be able 2767 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:10AM HS124 DIEHL
to enroll in the subsequent unit as they finish during the same
semester. LAB TTH 10:10AM-12:20PM HS124 DIEHL
Please check the online schedule of classes for more details. MEDIA 120 - 3 UNITS—WRITING FOR MEDIA
2819 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM SG334 STAFF
MATH 336 - 1 UNITS—SKILLS FOR SUCCESS IN STAT MEDIA 213 - 3 UNITS—CINEMATOGRAPHY

Corequisite: MATH 136. Prerequisite: MEDIA 103 or equivalent.
3662 LAB MW 08:20AM-09:45AM SG376 STAFF 2851 LEC TTH 01:40PM-02:40PM SG334 STAFF
3662 Note: This section of MATH 336 has a corequisite of MATH 136 #3659. LAB TTH 02:40PM-04:50PM SG334 STAFF
LAB F 01:10PM-04:20PM SG334 PEREZ
3238 LAB TTH 08:20AM-09:45AM SB162 STAFF
3239
LAB TTH 11:35AM-01:00PM AS114 STAFF MEDICAL OFFICE
ADMINISTRATION
3664 LAB TTH 01:10PM-02:35PM SB162 STAFF
Pass/No Pass class only MOA 180 - 3 UNITS—ELECTRONIC HEALTH/ MED RECORDS
3240 LAB MW 05:20PM-06:45PM CR226 STAFF Recommended preparation: MOA 185 & Eligibility for English 120, ESL 151,
3240 Note: This section of MATH 336 has a co-requisite of MATH 136 #3235 BUSAD 106, or equivalent.
Pass/No Pass class only 1270 ONLINE PERERA
3665 LAB TTH 05:20PM-06:45PM AS115 STAFF [5.0 hrs online]
3665 Note: This section of MATH 336 has a corequisite of MATH 136 #3661. 1270 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
3241 LAB MTTH 08:10AM-09:20AM AS115 STAFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
3241 Note: This section of MATH 336 has a co-requisite of MATH 136 #3236 Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
3241 Note: This one section of Math 336 begins instruction on September 23, 2019. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019 skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
Pass/No Pass class only labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
3242 LAB MWTH 11:55AM-01:05PM CR226 STAFF online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
3242 Note: This one section of Math 336 begins instruction on September 23, 2019. MOA 182 - 3 UNITS—MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019 Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120, ESL 151, or BUSAD
Pass/No Pass class only 106 or equivalent and MOA 180.
1288 ONLINE PERERA
[5.0 hrs online]
MEDIA ARTS 1288 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
MEDIA 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO TV STUDIO PRODUCTION at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Prerequisite: None. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2762 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:10AM SG334 ULREY labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
LAB TTH 10:10AM-12:20PM SG334 ULREY online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Note: Required Material Fee - $10.00 1272 ONLINE PERERA
[5.0 hrs online]
MEDIA 103 - 3 UNITS—INTRO MOTION PICTURE PROD 1272 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Prerequisite: None. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
2764 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:10AM SG334 ULREY the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
LAB MW 10:10AM-12:20PM SG334 ULREY at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
Note: Required Material Fee - $20.00 to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
MEDIA 105 - 3 UNITS—MOBILE MEDIA STREAM & PROD labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Prerequisite: None. online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
2899 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:10AM HS124 STAFF
LAB MW 10:10AM-12:20PM HS124 STAFF
MOA 183 - 4 UNITS—MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING 2856 ONLINE CARD

Recommended Preparation: MOA 181 or 182 or equivalent, MOA 180 [3.0 hrs online]
2856 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of
or equivalent, and eligibility for ENGL 120, ESL 151, or BUSAD 106 or you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-face
equivalent. final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 10am - 12pm in
3085 ONLINE STAFF AU4. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC
[4.0 hrs online] email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome
3085 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 2656 ONLINE CARD
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer [3.0 hrs online]
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 2656 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. of you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-
1274 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AA104 CASTRO face final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 8am - 10am in
[+1.0 hrs online] AU4. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC
1274 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 2701 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AU4 CARD
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. MUSIC 103 - 2 UNITS—KEYBOARD HARMONY I
Recommended preparation: MUSIC 160.
MOA 185 - 3 UNITS—MEDICAL FRONT OFFICE PROC 2820 LEC M 01:40PM-03:05PM AU215 ARAKELYAN
Recommended Preparation: MOA 181 or MOA 182, MOA 180, and eligibil- LAB W 01:40PM-03:05PM AU215 ARAKELYAN
ity for ENGL 120, ESL 151 or CABOT 105 or equivalent.
1159 ONLINE PEZESHKIAN MUSIC 120 - 3 UNITS—MUSIC APPRECIATION
[3.0 hrs online] Prerequisite: None.
1159 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 2659 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU4 SHERMAN
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 2661 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU4 SHERMAN
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 2662 ONLINE NEWTON
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) [3.0 hrs online]
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 2662 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-face
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 10am - 12pm in
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. AU211. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC
email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome
Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16
METALLURGY week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess
basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or
from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
MTLGY 150 - 3 UNITS—PRIN OF METALS/HEAT TREATING 2660 ONLINE DELTO
Prerequisite: None. [3.0 hrs online]
2619 LEC TH 06:00PM-09:10PM AT201 KRAY 2660 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of
you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-face
final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 12pm - 2pm in
MUSIC AU116. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC
email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome
Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16
week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess
MUSIC 101 - 3 UNITS—MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or
Prerequisite: None. from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
2657 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM AU4 SPARFELD
2857 ONLINE NEWTON
2702 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM AU4 WACHS [3.0 hrs online]
2703 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM AU4 WACHS 2857 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of
2757 ONLINE WACHS you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-face
[3.0 hrs online] final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 12pm - 2pm in
2757 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of AU211. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC
you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-face email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome
final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 12pm - 2pm in Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16
AU4. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess
email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or
Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or 2774 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 VAN AMBURGH
from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, 2658 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AU211 VAN AMBURGH
MUSIC 121 - 3 UNITS—HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC 2839 LAB M 05:30PM-06:35PM AU211 PFLUEGER
Prerequisite: None. [.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
2822 ONLINE TRAN MUSIC 143 - 1 UNITS—JAZZ BAND
[3.0 hrs online]
Prerequisite: The ability to perform in a proficient manner upon the trum-
2822 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required
of you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to- pet, trombone, saxophone, drums, string bass, guitar, or piano.
face final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 8am - 10am in 2770 LAB T 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 DELTO
AU116. Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC
email and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome MUSIC 144 - 1 UNITS—WOODWIND ENSEMBLE
Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 Prerequisite: Ability to play a musical instrument in a band, orchestra, or
week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess
basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or chamber music ensemble.
from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, 3125 LAB T 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 DELTO
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3124 LAB M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 SHERMAN
2663 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM AU211 KUPKA
2747 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 KUPKA MUSIC 145 - 1 UNITS—BRASS ENSEMBLE
Prerequisite: Ability to play a musical instrument in a band or orchestra.
MUSIC 122 - 3 UNITS—HISTORY OF JAZZ 3127 LAB T 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 DELTO
Prerequisite: None. 3126 LAB M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 SHERMAN
2664 ONLINE STAFF
[ 3.0 hrs online] MUSIC 146 - 1 UNITS—ORCHESTRA-LIT 1725-1850
2664 NOTE: PROCTORED ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of Prerequisite: The ability to perform on a standard orchestral instrument is
you when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Face-to-face
required.
final exam will convene on Wednesday, December 18 from 10-12 in AU212.
Students must review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email 2896 LAB M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 SHERMAN
and complete the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome
Letter by Thursday at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 MUSIC 148 - 1 UNITS—CHAMBER MUSIC
week classes) to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess Prerequisite: The ability to perform on a standard string, wind, or
basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or keyboard instrument is required.
from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 2696 LAB 0000-0000 TBA PFLUEGER
MUSIC 125 - 3 UNITS—HISTORY AND LITERATURE
Recommended preparation: It is strongly recommended that students MUSIC 150 - 2 UNITS—BEGINNING GUITAR
entering MUSIC 125 be able to read music well enough to identify key Prerequisite: None.
signatures and transpositions, and be able to follow a musical score. 3134 LEC M 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 NAGATANI
2665 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU4 SHERMAN LAB W 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 NAGATANI
2798 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 DELTO
MUSIC 127 - 3 UNITS—WORLD MUSIC LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 DELTO
Prerequisite: None.
2704 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU4 SHERMAN MUSIC 152 - 1 UNITS—STRING ENSEMBLE
Prerequisite: The ability to perform on a musical instrument in a band,
MUSIC 135 - 2 UNITS—VOICE TRAINING I orchestra, or chamber music ensemble.
Prerequisite: None. 2697 LAB M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU4 SHERMAN
2825 LEC M 09:10AM-10:35AM AU211 SPARFELD
LAB W 09:10AM-10:35AM AU211 SPARFELD MUSIC 153 - 2 UNITS—CONTEMPORARY GUITAR I
2823 LEC M 10:45AM-12:10PM AU211 SPARFELD Recommended preparation: MUSIC 150 or equivalent.
LAB W 10:45AM-12:10PM AU211 SPARFELD 3130 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 DELTO
2827 LEC W 06:55PM-08:20PM AU211 PROTICH LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 DELTO
LAB W 08:20PM-10:05PM AU211 PROTICH MUSIC 154 - 2 UNITS—CONTEMPORARY GUITAR II
Prerequisite: Music 153 or equivalent.
MUSIC 136 - 2 UNITS—VOICE TRAINING II
Prerequisite: MUSIC 135 or equivalent. 3132 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 DELTO
2831 LEC M 09:10AM-10:35AM AU211 SPARFELD LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 DELTO
LAB W 09:10AM-10:35AM AU211 SPARFELD MUSIC 155 - 1 UNITS—CONTEMPORARY GUITAR III
2829 LEC M 10:45AM-12:10PM AU211 SPARFELD Prerequisite: MUSIC 154 or equivalent.
LAB W 10:45AM-12:10PM AU211 SPARFELD 3128 LAB TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU4 DELTO
2833 LEC W 06:55PM-08:20PM AU211 PROTICH
LAB W 08:20PM-10:05PM AU211 PROTICH MUSIC 156 - 2 UNITS—CLASSICAL GUITAR I
Recommended preparation: MUSIC 150 or equivalent.
MUSIC 137 - 1 UNITS—VOICE TRAINING III 2883 LEC M 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 NAGATANI
Prerequisite: MUSIC 136 or equivalent. LAB W 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 NAGATANI
2836 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU211 SPARFELD
2835 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU211 SPARFELD MUSIC 157 - 2 UNITS—CLASSICAL GUITAR II
Prerequisite: MUSIC 156 or equivalent.
2837 LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AU211 PROTICH
2885 LEC M 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 NAGATANI
MUSIC 140 - .5 UNITS—APPLIED MUSIC LAB W 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 NAGATANI
Prerequisite: The student must demonstrate a basic proficiency on an
instrument or voice.This will be determined by individual audition. MUSIC 158 - 1 UNITS—CLASSICAL GUITAR III
Corequisite: Concurrent enrollment MUSIC 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, Prerequisite: MUSIC 157 or equivalent.
231, 232, 233, 235, 236, 237, 240, 241, or 242. 3129 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 NAGATANI
2838 LAB W 12:30PM-01:35PM AU211 PFLUEGER
[.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
MUSIC 160 - 2 UNITS—PIANO I MUSIC 211 - 3 UNITS—HARMONY I

Prerequisite: None. Corequisite: Concurrent enrollment in MUSIC 201 required.
3136 LEC F 09:10AM-10:35AM AU215 PINEDA 2781 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU211 PFLUEGER
LAB F 10:35AM-12:20PM AU215 PINEDA
2786 LEC T 09:10AM-10:35AM AU215 TERKAZARYAN
MUSIC 213 - 3 UNITS—HARMONY III
Prerequisite: MUSIC 212 or equivalent. Corequisite: Concurrent enroll-
LAB TH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU215 TERKAZARYAN
ment in MUSIC 203 required.
2784 LEC M 10:45AM-12:10PM AU215 ARAKELYAN
2845 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU212 HELGESON
LAB W 10:45AM-12:10PM AU215 ARAKELYAN
3690 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM AU215 ZOOLALIAN MUSIC 230 - 1 UNITS—CHORUS
LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU215 ZOOLALIAN Prerequisite: None.
2758 LAB TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU211 SPARFELD
MUSIC 161 - 2 UNITS—PIANO II 2759 LAB M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU211 GREEN
3706 LEC F 09:10AM-10:35AM AU215 PINEDA MUSIC 231 - 1 UNITS—COLLEGE CHOIR
LAB F 10:35AM-12:20PM AU215 PINEDA Prerequisite: None.
2788 LEC T 01:40PM-03:05PM AU215 ZOOLALIAN 2887 LAB TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU211 SPARFELD
LAB TH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU215 ZOOLALIAN
MUSIC 232 - 1 UNITS—CHAMBER CHORALE: WINTER PROD
MUSIC 162 - 1 UNITS—PIANO III Prerequisite: None.
Prerequisite: MUSIC 161 or equivalent. 3138 LAB MW 01:40PM-03:05PM AU211 SPARFELD
2800 LAB TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU215 ZOOLALIAN
MUSIC 236 - 1 UNITS—VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE: TRADITION
MUSIC 163 - 1 UNITS—PIANO WORKSHOP I Prerequisite: None.
Prerequisite: MUSIC 161 or equivalent. 2889 LAB TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU211 PINEDA
MUSIC 241 - 1 UNITS—CONCERT SINGERS: TRADITIONAL
MUSIC 164 - 1 UNITS—PIANO WORKSHOP II Prerequisite: None.
Prerequisite: MUSIC 163 or equivalent. 3679 LAB M 06:55PM-10:05PM AU211 GREEN
MUSIC 165 - 1 UNITS—PIANO WORKSHOP III

NURSING SCIENCE
NS 201 - 1 UNITS—NURSING SEMINAR I
MUSIC 166 - 1 UNITS—PIANO WORKSHOP IV Prerequisite: NS 200 and 205 or previous completion of equivalent coursework.
Prerequisite: Music 165 or equivalent. 1570 LAB TH 01:40PM-04:50PM HS328 RAMIREZ/DUDLEY
2843 LAB TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU215 ZOOLALIAN Pass/No Pass class only
1571 LAB W 05:10PM-08:20PM HS328 RAMIREZ/MYKHAYLOV
MUSIC 176 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO SONGWRITING Pass/No Pass class only
2688 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU212 HELGESON NS 202 - 1.5 UNITS—NURSING SEMINAR II
Prerequisite: NS 211, or previous completion of equivalent coursework.
MUSIC 177 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO MUSIC TECHNOLOGY Recommended Corequisite: NS 212 and 222 or previous completion of
Prerequisite: None. equivalent coursework.
2779 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AU213 DELTO 1572 LEC T 01:40PM-02:45PM HS327 ONYEKWE
LAB M 11:45AM-12:50PM HS327 NGO
MUSIC 178 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO RECORDING [.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
Prerequisite: None. Pass/No Pass class only
2769 LEC M 03:25PM-06:35PM AU213 HELGESON 1574 LEC M 06:30PM-07:35PM HS327 JOHNSON
MUSIC 185 - 1.5 UNITS—PRO TOOLS 101 LAB T 06:30PM-07:35PM HS327 ONYEKWE
[.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
2865 LEC W 03:25PM-06:35PM AU213 HELGESON
Note: Required Material Fee - $35.00 NS 203 - 1.5 UNITS—NURSING SEMINAR III
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 Prerequisite: NS 212 (Generic Nursing Program) or NS 217 (Career Ladder
LVN-RN Nursing Program) or previous completion of equivalent course-
MUSIC 186 - 1.5 UNITS—PRO TOOLS 110 work. Recommended Corequisite: NS 213 and NS 223 or equivalent.
1576 LEC T 01:40PM-02:45PM HS328 VIRANI/KESIAN
2866 LEC W 03:25PM-06:35PM AU213 HELGESON
Note: Required Material Fee - $90.00 LAB T 02:45PM-03:45PM HS328 VIRANI/GETZ
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 [.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
MUSIC 201 - 1 UNITS—MUSICIANSHIP I
Corequisite: Concurrent enrollment in MUSIC 211 required NS 204 - 1 UNITS—NURSING SEMINAR IV
Prerequisite: NS 213 or previous completion of equivalent coursework.
2780 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU215 PFLUEGER
Corequisite: NS 214
MUSIC 203 - 1 UNITS—MUSICIANSHIP III 1578 LEC T 07:00PM-07:30PM HS325 VALE/ESMAIL
Prerequisite: MUSIC 202 or equivalent. Corequisite: MUSIC 213 or equivalent. LAB T 07:30PM-09:05PM HS325 VALE/ESMAIL
2844 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU212 HELGESON Pass/No Pass class only
NS 208 - 2.5 UNITS—PHARMACOLOGY FOR NURSING

Prerequisite: NS 205 or previous completion of equivalent coursework. NUTRITION
1580 LEC M 09:40AM-12:10PM HS325 ONYEKWE
1581 LEC M 04:05PM-06:35PM HS338 ONYEKWE NUTR 050 - 3 UNITS—DIETETIC SERVICES INTERNSHIP
NS 210 - 3.5 UNITS—FUND OF NURSING
Prerequisite: NS 200 and NS 205 or previous completion of equivalent 2635 LAB 0000-0000 TBA STAFF
coursework. Corequisite: Enrollment in NS 201 and NS 208 or previous 2635 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the
completion of equivalent coursework 3.0 unit internship class.
1597 LEC TH 09:00AM-12:10PM HS328 DUDLEY Pass/No Pass class only
Note: Required Material Fee - $73.91 NUTR 114 - 3 UNITS—NUTRITION AND MENU PLANNING
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 Recommended preparation: NUTR 125 and Eligibility for ENGL 101.
1599 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM HS325 MYKHAYLOV 2535 LEC M 03:25PM-06:35PM SV267 STAFF
Note: Required Material Fee - $73.91 NUTR 125 - 3 UNITS—ELEMENTS OF NUTRITION
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101.
2536 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM SV267 STAFF
NS 211 - 3.5 UNITS—MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING I
Prerequisite: NS 205 and 210 or previous completion of equivalent coursework. 2534 LEC TH 03:25PM-06:35PM SV267 STAFF
Corequisite: NS 201 and 208 or previous completion of equivalent coursework. 2505 LEC T 05:10PM-08:20PM SV267 STAFF
1601 LEC TH 09:00AM-12:10PM HS328 DUDLEY 2623 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SV267 STAFF
[12.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 2571 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SV267 STAFF
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
OCEANOGRAPHY
1603 LEC W 01:40PM-04:50PM HS325 MYKHAYLOV
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
NS 212 - 4.5 UNITS—MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING II OCEAN 115 - 3 UNITS—OCEANOGRAPHY

Prerequisite: NS 211 or previous completion of equivalent coursework. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
Recommended Corequisite: Enrollment in NS 202 is highly recommended. 2199 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM CR231 STAFF
1582 LEC M 09:10AM-11:15AM HS327 NGO 2200 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM CR231 STAFF
2198 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CS252 RIDGWAY
1584 LEC M 04:15PM-06:20PM HS327 JOHNSON
[7.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 2202 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM CR231 RIDGWAY
2201 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM CR234 RIDGWAY
NS 213 - 4.5 UNITS—MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING III 2210 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM CR234 RIDGWAY
Prerequisite: NS 212 or NS 217 and NS 218 or previous completion of equiv- 2203 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM CR234 STAFF
alent coursework. Recommended Corequisite: Enrollment in NS 203
2239 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SB243 STAFF
1612 LEC T 09:00AM-11:05AM HS328 VIRANI
[7.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 2285 ONLINE RIDGWAY
[6.0 hrs online]
NS 214 - 6 UNITS—MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING IV taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Prerequisite: Completion of NS 213 the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Recommended Corequisite: NS 204 Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1586 LEC M 04:05PM-06:35PM HS325 VALE/ESMAIL at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
[10.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
NS 215 - 2.5 UNITS—CONTEMPORARY NURSING PRACTICE labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
Prerequisite: NS 213 Corequisite: NS 214
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
1588 LEC T 05:15PM-06:40PM HS325 VALE/ESMAIL
[3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] OCEAN 116 - 1 UNITS—OCEANOGRAPHY LAB
Prerequisite: OCEAN 115. (OCEAN 115 may be taken concurrently.)
NS 222 - 3.5 UNITS—PSYCHIATRIC NURSING 2204 LAB TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CR231 STAFF
Prerequisite: NS 211 or NS 217, NS 218, and Career Ladder LVN-RN Nursing Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
Program, or previous completion of equivalent coursework. Recom-
2205 LAB MW 01:40PM-03:05PM CR231 STAFF
mended Corequisite: Enrollment in NS 202 is highly recommended. Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
1590 LEC T 10:15AM-12:20PM HS327 ONYEKWE 2244 LAB W 03:25PM-06:35PM CR231 STAFF
[4.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
1592 LEC T 04:15PM-06:20PM HS328 SINANYAN 2206 LAB M 05:20PM-08:30PM CR231 STAFF
[4.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] Note: Required Material Fee - $15.00
NS 223 - 6 UNITS—MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH 2248 LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM CR231 STAFF
Prerequisite: NS 222 or previous completion of equivalent coursework.
Recommended Corequisite: Enrollment in NS 203
1594 LEC M 08:35AM-12:25PM HS328 GETZ/KESIAN
PHILOSOPHY PE 101, 102, 103 AND 104

are graded classes offered for 1 unit = 48 hours, 1.5
units = 72 hours and 2 units = 96 hours. Make sure that
PHILO 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY you are aware of which section and how many unit(s)
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. that you enrolled in. You are required to check your
2319 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SR115 STAFF GCC email every day for the first 2 weeks. You should
2321 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AD223 STAFF then check your email twice a week thereafter. You are
2316 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AD223 STAFF required to complete the assessment forms and Canvas
2318 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AD223 STAFF quizzes before you can work out in any of the classes.
2405 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM LB222 STAFF Assessment forms and quizzes can be found in your
3093 LEC TTH 01:50PM-03:15PM AD223 STAFF email and Canvas. Assessment forms and quizzes can
2317 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM SR115 STAFF be completed at home by yourself. Should you need
2320 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM LB222 STAFF help, we will be emailing you on-site orientations (dates
2454 ONLINE STAFF and times) so that we can help you with the process.
[6.0 hrs online]
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must Lifestyle Fitness Center
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete VG117
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday Hours of Operation
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home Mon-Thurs 7:30am - 1:30pm/5pm - 8pm
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, Friday 7:30am - 1:30pm
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The Saturday 8am - 12pm
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
Weight Center
PHILO 115 - 3 UNITS—RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD SF101
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Hours of Operation
3094 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AD223 STAFF Mon-Thurs 7:30am - 1:30pm/6pm - 8pm
Friday 7:30am - 1:30pm
PHILO 116 - 3 UNITS—ETHICS FOR MODERN LIFE
2381 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AD223 STAFF PE 101 - 1 UNITS—FITNESS LAB I
Prerequisite: None.
PHILO 117 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO LOGIC 3713 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 ERFURT/GOLD
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. [3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab - HYBRID]
2409 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SR115 STAFF 3713 Note: This class is a Hybrid class. Students are required to purchase a MyZone
Monitor for this class. This is a graded class. Student will NEED to be able to
PHILO 119 - 3 UNITS—HIST PHILO-ANCIENT access a computer. Assignments will be only accessible with a computer. At
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. least 50% of work must be completed at the college; the additional 50% can
be completed off-site. Assessment forms and quizzes MUST be completed
2322 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV230 STAFF before working out. Student will need to be able to complete 3 hours per week.
3710 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD
PHYSICAL EDUCATION [6.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
PE 101 - 1.5 UNITS—FITNESS LAB I

PE 050 - 1 UNITS—INTERNSHIP IN FITNESS TRAINING Prerequisite: None.
Recommended preparation or concurrent enrollment: Eligibility for ENGL
3711 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD
120 or ESL 151. Prerequisite or Corequisite: Enrollment in appropriate [4.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
discipline-specific theory or lab course at GCC.
1738 LAB 0000-0000 TBA YBARRA PE 101 - 2 UNITS—FITNESS LAB I
[3.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] Prerequisite: None.
1738 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the 3712 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019
Pass/No Pass class only PE 102 - 1 UNITS—FITNESS LAB II
1740 LAB 0000-0000 TBA PLOURDE Prerequisite: None.
1740 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the 3714 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD
1.0 unit internship class. [3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019 3717 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD/ERFURT
Pass/No Pass class only [6.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab - HYBRID]
3717 Note: This class is a Hybrid class. Students are required to purchase a MyZone
1739 LAB 0000-0000 TBA CALDERONE Monitor for this class. This is a graded class. Student will NEED to be able to
[3.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] access a computer. Assignments will be only accessible with a computer. At
1739 Note: When you register for this ticket number you are enrolling in the least 50% of work must be completed at the college; the additional 50% can
1.0 unit internship class. be completed off-site. Assessment forms and quizzes MUST be completed
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019 before working out. Student will need to be able to complete 6 hours per week.
Pass/No Pass class only 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
PE 102 - 1.5 UNITS—FITNESS LAB II PE 140 - 1 UNITS—BADMINTON I

3715 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD 3246 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM VG101 BENDER
PE 141 - 1 UNITS—BADMINTON II
PE 102 - 2 UNITS—FITNESS LAB II Prerequisite: PE 140 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: None. 3247 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM VG101 BENDER
3716 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD
[6.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] PE 142 - 1 UNITS—BADMINTON III
Prerequisite: PE 141.
PE 103 - 1 UNITS—FITNESS LAB III 3720 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM VG101 BENDER
Prerequisite: None.
3758 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD PE 150 - 1 UNITS—BASKETBALL I
[3.5 TBA hrs in an approved lab] Prerequisite: None.
13 Week Class - 09/23/2019-12/18/2019 3248 LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM VG101 WEISS
PE 104 - 1 UNITS—FITNESS LAB IV 3249 LAB F 09:10AM-12:20PM VG101 OSBOURNE
Prerequisite: None. 3250 LAB T 06:55PM-10:05PM VG101 WEISS
3243 LAB 0000-0000 VG117 GOLD PE 151 - 1 UNITS—BASKETBALL II
Prerequisite: PE 150 or equivalent.
PE 110 - 1 UNITS—INDOOR CYCLING I 3251 LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM VG101 WEISS
Prerequisite: None. 3252 LAB F 09:10AM-12:20PM VG101 OSBOURNE
3244 LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM VG108 KESHAVARZ 3253 LAB T 06:55PM-10:05PM VG101 WEISS
3245 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM VG108 GOLD
PE 152 - 1 UNITS—BASKETBALL III
PE 111 - 1 UNITS—INTER INDOOR CYCLING Prerequisite: PE 151 or equivalent.
Prerequisite: None. 3254 LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM VG101 WEISS
1666 LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM VG108 KESHAVARZ 3255 LAB F 09:10AM-12:20PM VG101 OSBOURNE
1667 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM VG108 GOLD 3256 LAB T 06:55PM-10:05PM VG101 WEISS
PE 130 - 1 UNITS—ADAPTED ACTIVITIES PE 180 - 1 UNITS—RUNNING AEROBICS I
1626 LAB TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM VG101 PARKS 3257 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM VGFLD LOPEZ
requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services. PE 181 - 1 UNITS—RUNNING AEROBICS II
Prerequisite: PE 180.
PE 131 - 1 UNITS—ADAPTED SELF DEFENSE 3258 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM VGFLD LOPEZ
Recommended preparation: PE 134.
1719 LAB MW 12:10PM-01:35PM SN102 PARKS PE 182 - 1 UNITS—RUNNING AEROBICS III
1719 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility Prerequisite: PE 181.
3259 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM VGFLD LOPEZ
PE 132 - 1 UNITS—ADAPTED AQUATICS
Prerequisite: None. PE 202 - 1 UNITS—GOLF I
Prerequisite: None.
1628 LAB TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM *RBAC MATSUMOTO
1628 Note: The first class meeting will be held on campus - check email and/ 3260 LAB S 09:10AM-12:20PM VGGOLF TYNI
or contact instructor for further details. This class is primarily designed for
students who meet Title V eligibility requirements for Disabled Students PE 203 - 1 UNITS—GOLF II
Programs and Services. Prerequisite: PE 202 or equivalent.
1627 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM *RBAC PARKS 3261 LAB S 09:10AM-12:20PM VGGOLF TYNI
1627 Note: The first class meeting will be held on campus - check email and/
or contact instructor for further details. This class is primarily designed for PE 204 - 1 UNITS—GOLF III
students who meet Title V eligibility requirements for Disabled Students Prerequisite: PE 203 or equivalent.
Programs and Services.
3262 LAB S 09:10AM-12:20PM VGGOLF TYNI
PE 134 - 1 UNITS—ADAPTED FITNESS LAB
Prerequisite: None. PE 215 - 1 UNITS—SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN I
Prerequisite: None.
1720 LAB MW 01:40PM-03:05PM VG117 PARKS
1720 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility 3263 LAB TTH 06:55PM-08:20PM SN102 SANCHEZ
Pass/No Pass class only PE 217 - 1 UNITS—INTRO TO BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU
1721 LAB MW 03:25PM-04:50PM VG117 PARKS Prerequisite: None.
1721 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility 1718 LAB S 09:10AM-12:20PM SN102 SANCHEZ
requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services. 1745 LAB S 12:30PM-03:40PM SN102 DEL CASTILLO
PE 135 - 1 UNITS—ADAPTED INDOOR CYCLING PE 238 - 1 UNITS—SOCCER I

Prerequisite: None.
Recommended preparation: PE 134.
3264 LAB M 10:45AM-11:55AM VGFLD MENA
1722 LAB TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM VG107 MATSUMOTO
1722 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility LAB WF 10:45AM-11:35AM VGFLD MENA
PE 239 - 1 UNITS—SOCCER II
Prerequisite: PE 238 or equivalent.
LAB WF 10:45AM-11:35AM VGFLD MENA
PE 240 - 1 UNITS—SOCCER III

Prerequisite: PE 239 or equivalent. POLITICAL SCIENCE
LAB WF 10:45AM-11:35AM VGFLD MENA POL S 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO GOVERNMENT
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
PE 261 - 1 UNITS—TENNIS I
Prerequisite: None. 2325 LEC MW 07:00AM-08:25AM LB220 STAFF
3267 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM TENCT TISSOT 2429 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM AA108 STAFF
3268 LAB TTH 06:55PM-08:20PM TENCT SY 2364 LEC S 09:10AM-12:20PM SV230 STAFF
2363 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM LB220 STAFF
PE 262 - 1 UNITS—TENNIS II 2403 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM LB220 STAFF
Prerequisite: PE 261 or equivalent. 2324 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SR138 STAFF
3269 LAB MW 09:10AM-10:35AM TENCT TISSOT 2414 LEC TH 12:20PM-01:45PM SV223 STAFF
3270 LAB TTH 06:55PM-08:20PM TENCT SY LEC HYBRID STAFF
[+1.5 hrs online]
PE 274 - 1 UNITS—VOLLEYBALL I 2414 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Prerequisite: None. taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
3271 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM VG101 BALKIN the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
PE 275 - 1 UNITS—VOLLEYBALL II not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
Prerequisite: PE 274 or equivalent. skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
3272 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM VG101 BALKIN labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
PE 276 - 1 UNITS—VOLLEYBALL III 2382 LEC MW 03:25PM-04:50PM LB222 STAFF
Prerequisite: PE 275 or equivalent 2361 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM LB222 STAFF
3273 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM VG101 BALKIN 2323 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AA108 STAFF
PE 295 - 1 UNITS—WALKING FOR HEALTH & FITNESS I 2373 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AD223 STAFF
Prerequisite: None. 2369 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AA108 STAFF
3274 LAB MW 10:45AM-12:10PM VGFLD AGUIRRE 2399 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SR138 STAFF
2415 HYBRID STAFF
PHYSICS
[6.0 hrs online]
PHY 101 - 5 UNITS—PHYSICS FOR SCIENTIST & ENGR:A at 11:59pm (Week 1) not to be dropped from the course. Students should
Prerequisite: MATH 103, MATH 104 (may be taken concurrently). Recom- possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home
mended preparation: high school physics. or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
2268 LEC MWF 07:45AM-09:00AM CR137 AFSHAR engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The
LAB T 01:50PM-05:00PM CR146 AFSHAR 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
2270 LEC MWF 07:45AM-09:00AM CR137 AFSHAR
LAB TH 01:50PM-05:00PM CR146 STAFF POL S 102 - 3 UNITS—MODERN COMPARATIVE GOVTS
2272 LEC MWF 09:20AM-10:35AM CR234 STAFF Prerequisite: POL S 101 or 103.
LAB M 01:50PM-05:00PM CR146 STAFF 2326 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV230 STAFF
PHY 102 - 5 UNITS—PHYSICS FOR SCIENTIST & ENGR:B POL S 103 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO WORLD POLITICS
Prerequisite: PHY 101, MATH 104. Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2274 LEC MWF 09:20AM-10:35AM CR137 AFSHAR 2385 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM LB222 STAFF
LAB W 01:50PM-05:00PM CR139 AFSHAR POL S 104 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO POLITICAL THEORY
2276 LEC MWF 09:20AM-10:35AM CR137 AFSHAR Prerequisite: POL S 101, 102, or equivalent.
LAB F 01:50PM-05:00PM CR139 AFSHAR 2393 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM LB220 STAFF
PHY 103 - 5 UNITS—PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE/ENGR: C POL S 111 - 3 UNITS—MODERN MIDDLE EAST
Prerequisite: PHY 101 or equivalent and MATH 104 or equivalent. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2264 LEC MWF 03:45PM-05:00PM CR150 BOWEN 2354 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM LB220 STAFF
LAB T 01:50PM-05:00PM CR139 BOWEN
POL S 170 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL STUDIES
PHY 105 - 4 UNITS—ALGEBRA-BASED PHYSICS: A 3722 LEC TTH 01:50PM-03:15PM SR138 STAFF
Prerequisite: MATH 102 or 110.
3760 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CR234 STAFF
LAB TH 01:50PM-05:00PM CR150 STAFF
3762 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM CR234 STAFF
LAB T 01:50PM-05:00PM CR150 STAFF
3764 LEC TTH 05:10PM-06:35PM CR137 STAFF
LAB W 05:10PM-08:20PM CR150 STAFF
PHY 110 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS

Prerequisite: None.
2209 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM CR150 STAFF
PSYCHOLOGY
2458 ONLINE STAFF
[6.0 hrs online]
PSYCH 101 - 3 UNITS—GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 101. at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should
2328 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AA108 STAFF possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home
2327 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM SR138 STAFF or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing,
2330 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AA108 STAFF instructor can be contacted by email at
2438 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AA108 STAFF 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
2329 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM SR116 STAFF
2331 LEC T 05:10PM-08:20PM LB222 STAFF PSYCH 115 - 3 UNITS—ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
Prerequisite: PSYCH 101.
2456 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM SR138 STAFF
2412 LEC HYBRID STAFF
[ 6.0 hrs online] 3095 LEC TTH 01:50PM-03:15PM SV222 STAFF
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must PSYCH 131 - 3 UNITS—MARRIAGE AND INTIMATE RELS
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 2389 LEC W 05:10PM-08:20PM SV232 STAFF
PSYCH 200 - 3.5 UNITS—RESEARCH METHODS FOR PSYCH
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The Prerequisite: MATH 136 and PSYCH 101.
instructor can be contacted by email at 2434 LEC M 12:20PM-02:25PM SV222 STAFF
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 LEC W 12:20PM-01:20PM SV222 STAFF
2413 ONLINE STAFF LAB W 01:20PM-02:50PM SV222 STAFF
[6.0 hrs online] 2459 LEC M 03:25PM-05:30PM SV222 STAFF
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must LEC W 03:25PM-04:25PM SV222 STAFF
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete LAB W 04:25PM-05:55PM SV222 STAFF
at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should PSYCH 203 - 1 UNITS—PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY LAB
possess basic computer skills and have access to the Internet, either from home Prerequisite: PSYCH 103
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The 3096 LAB F 09:10AM-12:20PM SV222 STAFF
REAL ESTATE
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
PSYCH 101H - 3 UNITS—HONORS GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

2388 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM SV222 STAFF RE 101 - 3 UNITS—REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES
PSYCH 103 - 3 UNITS—PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: None.
Prerequisite: PSYCH 101. 1154 LEC S 09:00AM-12:20PM AA114 ZOZULA
[+6.0 hrs online]
2334 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM SR138 STAFF 1154 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
2333 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM SV222 STAFF taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
PSYCH 104 - 3 UNITS—SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
Prerequisite: PSYCH 101. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
2431 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV222 STAFF not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2335 LEC TTH 01:50PM-03:15PM LB220 STAFF labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
PSYCH 105 - 3 UNITS—HUMAN SEXUALITY 5 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/05/2019
1183 LEC TH 06:45PM-10:05PM SN101 LUNA
2355 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM SR116 STAFF [+6.0 hrs online]
PSYCH 106 - 3 UNITS—DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
2457 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SV222 STAFF Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2336 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SR116 STAFF at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
2356 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM SV222 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
2437 LEC HYBRID STAFF labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
[6.0 hrs online] online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
2437 NOTE: 8 WEEK HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you 5 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/05/2019
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must 1246 ONLINE HUBER
[9.0 hrs online]
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
5 Week Class - 10/07/2019-11/09/2019
1179 ONLINE HUBER RE 140 - 3 UNITS—LEGAL ASPECTS/R E

[9.0 hrs online] Recommended Preparation: RE 101.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1137 LEC W 06:45PM-10:05PM SF108 ROSS
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
RE 105 - 3 UNITS—REAL ESTATE PRE-LICENSE online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
5 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/05/2019
Prerequisite: None.
1178 LEC TH 06:45PM-10:05PM SN101 TABER RE 150 - 3 UNITS—REAL ESTATE FINANCE
[+6.0 hrs online] Recommended preparation: RE 162 or RE 163.
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 1200 LEC S 09:00AM-12:20PM AA114 ZOZULA
RE 120 - 3 UNITS—REAL ESTATE PRACTICE 5 Week Class - 11/12/2019-12/18/2019
Prerequisite: None.
3685 LEC F 05:10PM-08:20PM AA104 ROSE RE 163 - 3.5 UNITS—BASIC RESIDENTIAL APPRAISAL
1161 ONLINE HUBER Prerequisite: None.
[9.0 hrs online] 1138 LEC MW 06:20PM-10:10PM AA114 MESSICK
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday RE 164 - 3 UNITS—RESIDENTIAL APPL/REPORT WRTG
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Prerequisite: None.
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 1191 LEC MW 06:55PM-10:05PM AA114 MESSICK
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
5 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/05/2019
RE 165 - 1 UNITS—USPAP
Prerequisite: None.
1229 LEC S 09:00AM-12:20PM AA114 ZOZULA
3684 LEC S 09:00AM-12:10PM CS266 MESSICK
[+6.0 hrs online]
1229 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when LEC S 01:00PM-06:20PM CS266 MESSICK
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 2 Week Class - 11/18/2019-12/07/2019
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) RE 190 - 3 UNITS—PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Recommended preparation: RE 101 or equivalent.
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1285 ONLINE TABER
5 Week Class - 10/07/2019-11/09/2019 1285 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1157 LEC TH 06:45PM-10:05PM SN101 GATES the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
[+6.0 hrs online] Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1157 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer 5 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/05/2019
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1180 ONLINE HUBER
5 Week Class - 11/12/2019-12/18/2019 1180 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
RE 130 - 3 UNITS—REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
3086 ONLINE HUBER to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
[9.0 hrs online] skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
3086 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 5 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/05/2019
5 Week Class - 10/07/2019-11/09/2019
SOCIAL SCIENCE SOC 103 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO DEVIANCE/CRIMINOLOGY

2366 LEC M 06:55PM-10:05PM AD223 STAFF
SOC S 110 - 3 UNITS—AMERICAN POP CULTURE SOC 131 - 3 UNITS—MARRIAGE AND INTIMATE RELS
2404 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM SV232 STAFF 2464 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SV232 STAFF
SOC S 120 - 3 UNITS—RESPONSES TO POVERTY SOC 140 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK
2466 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV232 STAFF 2383 LEC MW 12:20PM-01:45PM SR115 STAFF
SOCIOLOGY SPANISH
SOC 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY SPAN 101 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING SPANISH I
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
2432 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM SR138 STAFF 1785 LEC MTWTH 07:50AM-09:00AM SF105 HERNANDEZ
2339 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AA108 STAFF 1784 LEC MW 08:05AM-10:35AM LB205 JAZAN
2344 LEC S 09:10AM-12:20PM SR115 STAFF 1787 LEC TTH 08:05AM-10:35AM LB205 JAZAN
2342 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SR116 STAFF 1788 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM SF105 HERNANDEZ
2461 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV232 STAFF 1783 ONLINE HERNANDEZ
2338 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM SR115 STAFF [5.0 hrs online]
2462 LEC MW 01:50PM-03:15PM AA108 STAFF 1783 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
2341 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AA108 STAFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
2433 LEC HYBRID STAFF Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
2433 NOTE: 8 WEEK HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
at 11:59pm (Week 1) not to be dropped from the course. Students should 1782 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM CR225 JAZAN
[+2.0 hrs online]
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. This
HYBRID course requires 4 On campus MEETINGS every other week (Fridays,
1:30pm - 5:30pm on 09/06, 09/20, 10/04, 10/18 in SV230). The instructor
can be contacted by email at
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2421 LEC HYBRID SOMO skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
[6.0 hrs online] labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2421 NOTE: 8 WEEK HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must 1859 LEC MW 03:25PM-05:55PM AD242 SALDANA
the Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 1789 LEC TTH 06:55PM-09:25PM CR225 ALAMDARI
at 11:59pm (Week 1) not to be dropped from the course. Students should 1786 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM SF113 STAFF
or from the computer labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, SPAN 102 - 5 UNITS—BEGINNING SPANISH II
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The Prerequisite: SPAN 101 or equivalent.
instructor can be contacted by email at ssomo@glendale.edu
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019 1790 LEC MTWTH 10:45AM-11:55AM LB205 JAZAN
2425 ONLINE STAFF 1791 LEC MW 06:55PM-09:25PM LB205 GOMEZ
[6.0 hrs online]
2425 NOTE: 8 WEEK ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you SPAN 103 - 5 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
when taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must Prerequisite: SPAN 102 or 116 or the equivalent.
review the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete 1792 LEC TTH 09:10AM-11:40AM CR225 GIRARDI
at 11:59pm (Week 1) to not be dropped from the course. Students should SPAN 115 - 5 UNITS—SPAN SPAN SPEAKERS I
Prerequisite: SPAN 102 or equivalent.
engaging in frequent online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. The 1850 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SF105 HERNANDEZ
instructor can be contacted by email at ssomo@glendale.edu [+2.0 hrs online]
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 1850 NOTE: HYBRID CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
SOC 101H - 3 UNITS—HONORS INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
3724 LEC MW 03:00PM-04:25PM LB220 STAFF not to be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
SOC 102 - 3 UNITS—SOCIAL CRISES OF TODAY labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
2439 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV222 STAFF
SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS
3680 ONLINE STAFF
[3.0 hrs online]
SPCH 100 - 3 UNITS—INTERPERSONAL COMM the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. ESL students should at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
complete ESL 155. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1833 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM LB225 SWETT skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
1794 ONLINE SMITH online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
[3.0 hrs online]
1794 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 1852 ONLINE SMITH
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review [3.0 hrs online]
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 1852 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
1793 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM LB223 STAFF online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1793 Note: Hybrid Class - For information on what is required of you when taking
an hybrid course visit www.glendale.edu/online or go to the Distance Education 1863 ONLINE STAFF
pages in the printed schedule. *Mandatory Orientation: Wednesday, September [3.0 hrs online]
4, 6:55-10:05PM in LB223. Failure to attend this orientation meeting WILL 1863 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
result in a permanent drop from the class. This class will also meet on the taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
following Wednesdays from 6:55-10:05PM in LB223: TBA. The Final Exam the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
will be held on TBA. This class is enhanced with online components. During Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
each week that we do not meet on campus, you will be expected to spend at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
3 hours involved in online activities. Students should possess basic computer to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
labs on campus. The instructor can be reached at labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
SPCH 101 - 3 UNITS—PUBLIC SPEAKING 1861 ONLINE GARAGLIANO
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. [3.0 hrs online]
1847 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM AD205 SMITH 1861 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1845 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM LB223 SMITH the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
1822 LEC MW 07:35AM-09:00AM AD209 BEELER Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1818 LEC TTH 07:35AM-09:00AM AD205 SMITH at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
1808 LEC F 09:10AM-12:20PM AD205 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
1808 Note: Hybrid Class - For information on what is required of you when taking labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
an hybrid course visit www.glendale.edu/online or go to the Distance Education online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
pages in the printed schedule. *Mandatory Orientation: Friday, September 6
from 9:10am - 12:20pm in AD205. Failure to attend this orientation meeting 1853 ONLINE GARAGLIANO
WILL result in a permanent drop from the class. This class will also meet on [3.0 hrs online]
the following Fridays from 9:10am to 12:20pm in AD205: TBA. The Final Exam 1853 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
will be held on TBA. This class is enhanced with online components. During taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
each week that we do not meet on campus, you will be expected to spend the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
3 hours involved in online activities. Students should possess basic computer Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
labs on campus. The instructor can be reached at to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1831 LEC S 09:10AM-12:20PM AD205 POYNER labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
1830 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AD205 SMITH online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
1829 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AD205 SMITH 1823 LEC S 01:00PM-04:10PM AD205 POYNER
1820 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AD209 STAFF 1798 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SF105 STAFF
1799 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM LB223 SMITH 1824 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AD205 GARAGLIANO
1796 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM SV228 SWETT 1810 LEC T 03:25PM-06:35PM AD205 STAFF
1795 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AD209 STAFF 1821 LEC M 03:25PM-06:35PM AD205 STAFF
1834 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM SV228 GARAGLIANO 1802 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AD205 ABOURASS
1819 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AD205 SMITH 1803 LEC W 06:55PM-10:05PM AD205 ABOURASS
1805 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM LB223 SWETT 1804 LEC TH 06:55PM-10:05PM AD205 STAFF
1835 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM SV228 SWETT 1854 ONLINE STAFF
1800 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM LB223 STAFF [6.0 hrs online]
1797 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AD205 SMITH 1854 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
1860 ONLINE STAFF the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
[3.0 hrs online] Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1860 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
SPCH 103 - 3 UNITS—GROUP DISCUSSION 3022 LEC W 02:05PM-03:15PM SV225 ATAIAN

Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. ESL students should 13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019
complete ESL 155. Pass/No Pass class only
1806 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AD252 STAFF 3021 LEC M 05:35PM-06:45PM SV225 PERKINS
13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019
1851 ONLINE SMITH Pass/No Pass class only
[3.0 hrs online]
1851 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when 3025 LEC W 05:35PM-06:45PM SV225 ATAIAN
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review 13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) ST DV 101 - 1 UNITS—COLLEGE SUCCESS STRATEGIES
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 190, ENGL 191, ESL 141,
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent ESL 146
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3036 ONLINE BARRERA
[1.25 hrs online]
SPCH 104 - 3 UNITS—ARGUMENTATION DEBATE 3036 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. ESL students should taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review
complete ESL 155. Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday
1855 ONLINE GARAGLIANO at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
[3.0 hrs online] to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1855 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday 13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) Pass/No Pass class only
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer 3045 ONLINE NAKAWATASE
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent [1.25 hrs online]
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. 3045 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
SPCH 106 - 3 UNITS—ORAL INTERP OF LIT the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. ESL students should at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
complete ESL 155. to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
1807 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AD252 STAFF skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
SPCH 108 - 3 UNITS—INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Recommended preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 101. ESL students should 13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019
complete ESL 155.
1846 LEC MW 01:40PM-03:05PM SV127 SWETT ST DV 103 - 1 UNITS—INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Prerequisite: None.
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT 3032 LEC W 12:20PM-01:30PM

13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019
SV225 SHIM

3027 LEC M 12:20PM-01:30PM SV225 BOUYADJIAN
ST DV 100 - 1 UNITS—COLLEGE ORIENTATION 13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ABSE 187 or ESL 123. Pass/No Pass class only
3026 LEC TH 09:25AM-10:35AM SV225 CASTELDEORO 3040 LEC T 10:45AM-12:50PM SF107 PAN
13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
Pass/No Pass class only Pass/No Pass class only
3019 LEC F 09:25AM-10:35AM SV225 CASTELDEORO
13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019 ST DV 125 - 1 UNITS—CAREER PLANNING
Pass/No Pass class only Recommended Preparation: ENGL 191 or ESL 141.
3020 LEC F 10:45AM-11:55AM SV225 RAFII 3031 LEC F 10:45AM-12:50PM SF107 MEDINA
13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019 Note: Required Material Fee - $30.00
Pass/No Pass class only 1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
3028 LEC W 10:45AM-11:55AM SV225 DERHOVANESSIAN Pass/No Pass class only
13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019 3037 ONLINE MERCER
3035 ONLINE BODURYAN 3037 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
taking an online course visit: http://glendale.edu/online. Students must review Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday at
the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) to not
Course Check-In Assignment described in the Welcome Letter by Thursday be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer skills
at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes) and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer labs
to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent online
skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. Required Material Fee - $30.00.
labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent 1st 8 Week Class - 09/03/2019-10/26/2019
online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines. Pass/No Pass class only
13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019 3034 LEC M 09:30AM-11:35AM SV225 LEONG
Pass/No Pass class only Note: Required Material Fee - $30.00
3048 LEC TH 02:05PM-03:15PM SV225 DERHOVANESSIAN 2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
13 Week Class - 09/03/2019-11/23/2019 Pass/No Pass class only
Pass/No Pass class only 3041 LEC F 09:30AM-11:35AM SF107 MEDINA
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
3039 LEC W 04:40PM-06:45PM SF107 BISHOP 2858 ONLINE STAFF

Note: Required Material Fee - $30.00 [3.0 hrs online]
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 2858 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
3038 LEC M 04:40PM-06:45PM SF107 LEONG
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
Pass/No Pass class only skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
ST DV 141 - 1 UNITS—COLLEGE PERFORM/STUDY SKILLS online activities, and weekly assignment deadlines.
Prerequisite: None. 2699 ONLINE STAFF
3023 LEC T 01:40PM-02:45PM SF107 AGHEKIAN [3.0 hrs online]
LEC TH 01:40PM-02:30PM SF107 AGHEKIAN 2699 NOTE: ONLINE CLASS - For information on what is required of you when
Pass/No Pass class only the instructor generated Welcome Letter via GCC email and complete the
3024 LEC T 01:40PM-02:45PM SF107 AGHEKIAN at 11:59pm (4-8 week classes) or Sunday at 11:59pm (10-16 week classes)
LEC TH 01:40PM-02:30PM SF107 AGHEKIAN to not be dropped from the course. Students should possess basic computer
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019 skills and have access to the Internet, either from home or from the computer
Pass/No Pass class only labs on campus. This course requires reading, writing, engaging in frequent
3029 LEC M 02:05PM-03:10PM SF107 NAJERA
2675 LEC TTH 01:40PM-03:05PM AU116 MUNSEY
LEC W 01:40PM-02:30PM SF107 NAJERA
2nd 8 Week Class - 10/28/2019-12/18/2019
2677 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM AU116 MUNSEY
Pass/No Pass class only 2674 LEC T 06:55PM-10:05PM AU116 LAMANNA
ST DV 143 - 1 UNITS—STUDY SKILLS LAB T ART 103 - 3 UNITS—ACTING FUNDAMENTALS I

Non-Degree Applicable Prerequisite: None.
Prerequisite: None. 2679 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:40PM AU102 RANDEL
3033 LAB 0000-0000 SG112 HOEHN LAB MW 02:40PM-04:10PM AU102 RANDEL
3033 Note: This class is primarily designed for students who meet Title V eligibility T ART 104 - 3 UNITS—ACTING FUNDAMENTALS II
requirements for Disabled Students Programs and Services. All students must Prerequisite: T ART 103 or equivalent
attend a mandatory one-hour orientation in SG112 at any one of the following
times: Tues 9/03 at 3:00 pm, Wed 9/04 at 1:00pm, Thurs 9/05 at 12:30pm, 3007 LEC TTH 01:45PM-02:45PM SN102 RANDEL
Mon 9/09 at 11:30am, or Wed 9/11 at 3:00pm. LAB TTH 02:45PM-04:15PM SN102 RANDEL
16 Week Class - 09/03/2019-12/18/2019
Pass/No Pass class only T ART 107 - 3 UNITS—DRAMA HERITAGE
Prerequisite: None.
ST DV 145 - 3 UNITS—ACADEMIC AND CAREER SUCCESS 2748 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU102 JAMES
Recommended Preparation: ENGL 191 or ESL 141.
3725 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AD242 DOMINGUEZ T ART 109 - 2 UNITS—STAGE MAKEUP I
3725 Note: This class is geared for military veterans, spouses and dependents. Prerequisite: None.
Required Material Fee - $30.00. 2749 LEC T 04:30PM-05:35PM AU117 STAFF
3030 LEC MW 03:25PM-04:50PM SV225 NOORI LAB T 05:35PM-06:35PM AU117 STAFF
LAB TH 04:30PM-06:35PM AU117 STAFF
3018 LEC TTH 03:25PM-04:50PM SV225 MERCER
Note: Required Material Fee - $30.00 T ART 110 - 1 UNITS—STAGE MAKEUP II
Prerequisite: T ART 109.
TECHNICAL EDUCATION 2992 LAB TTH 04:30PM-05:55PM AU117 STAFF
T ART 111 - 3 UNITS—VOICE FOR THE ACTOR

T ED 140 - 3 UNITS—FUND REPORT TECH INFO
2681 LEC TTH 10:45AM-12:10PM AU102 RANDEL
Prerequisite: None.
3703 LEC M 01:40PM-04:50PM AT211 HERWERTH T ART 123 - 3 UNITS—FUNDAMENTALS OF COSTUME DESIGN
Prerequisite: None.
THEATRE ARTS 3009 LEC TTH

LAB TTH
04:30PM-05:30PM
05:30PM-07:00PM
AU117
AU117
STAFF
STAFF
T ART 155 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO PLAYWRITING

T ART 100 - 3 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO ACTING Prerequisite: None.
2754 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU102 FARR
2846 LEC TTH 01:40PM-02:40PM AU102 FARR
LAB TTH 02:40PM-04:10PM AU102 FARR T ART 162 - 2 UNITS—MODERN THEATRE WRKSHP
Prerequisite: None.
T ART 101 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO THEATRE 3141 LEC TH 06:55PM-08:00PM AU100 FARR
Prerequisite: None. [3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab]
2975 LEC MW 09:10AM-10:35AM AU116 BRAATEN
2676 LEC TTH 09:10AM-10:35AM AU116 KRAWCZENIUK T ART 162 - 3 UNITS—MODERN THEATRE WRKSHP
2708 LEC MW 10:45AM-12:10PM AU116 FOYER Prerequisite: None.
3143 LEC TH 06:55PM-08:00PM AU100 FARR
T ART 171 - 3 UNITS—STAGECRAFT WELD 121 - 3 UNITS—GENERAL WELDING

Prerequisite: None. Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
3139 LEC W 01:40PM-02:45PM AU100 STAFF 2514 LEC M 06:00PM-07:05PM AT201 DIENY
LAB W 02:45PM-06:00PM AU100 STAFF LAB M 07:05PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
LAB F 02:50PM-06:00PM AU100 STAFF LAB W 06:00PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
T ART 182 - 2 UNITS—TECH THEATRE IN MODERN PROD WELD 122 - 3 UNITS—GENERAL WELDING
Prerequisite: None. Prerequisite: WELD 121 or equivalent. Recommended preparation: Eligibil-
3145 LEC 06:30PM-07:35PM AU100 STAFF ity for ENGL 120 or ESL 151.
[3.0 TBA hrs in an approved lab] 2516 LEC M 06:00PM-07:05PM AT201 DIENY
T ART 182 - 3 UNITS—TECH THEATRE IN MODERN PROD LAB M 07:05PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
Prerequisite: None. LAB W 06:00PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
3147 LEC 06:30PM-07:35PM AU100 STAFF
WELD 123 - 3 UNITS—OCCUPATIONAL WELDING
Prerequisite: None.
2518 LEC M 06:00PM-07:05PM AT201 DIENY
WELDING LAB M 07:05PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
LAB W 06:00PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
WELD 117 - 2 UNITS—INTRODUCTION TO WELDING WELD 124 - 3 UNITS—OCCUPATIONAL WELDING
Recommended Preparation: Eligibility for ENGL 120 or ESL 151. Prerequisite: None.
2539 LEC T 08:00AM-09:05AM AT201 DIENY 2520 LEC M 06:00PM-07:05PM AT201 DIENY
LAB T 09:05AM-12:20PM AT201 DIENY LAB M 07:05PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
2561 LEC S 08:00AM-09:05AM AT201 STAFF LAB W 06:00PM-09:50PM AT201 DIENY
LAB S 09:05AM-12:20PM AT201 STAFF
2543 LEC F 05:10PM-06:15PM AT201 STAFF WELD 125 - 1 UNITS—ADV WELDING PROCDRS
Prerequisite: WELD 117 or 121 or equivalent.
2551 LAB T 08:00AM-11:10AM AT201 DIENY
2560 LAB S 09:05AM-12:15PM AT201 STAFF
2603 LAB T 05:10PM-08:20PM AT201 STAFF
WELD 118 - 2 UNITS—GENERAL WELDING 2553 LAB F 05:10PM-08:20PM AT201 STAFF
Prerequisite: WELD 117 or equivalent. 2552 LAB M 06:00PM-09:10PM AT201 DIENY
2545 LEC T 08:00AM-09:05AM AT201 DIENY
LAB T 09:05AM-12:20PM AT201 DIENY WELD 126 - 1 UNITS—WELD CERTIFICATE SHOP
Prerequisite: WELD 117 or 118 or 125 or equivalent.
2563 LEC S 08:00AM-09:05AM AT201 STAFF
LAB S 09:05AM-12:20PM AT201 STAFF 2554 LAB W 06:55PM-10:05PM AT201 DIENY
2549 LEC F 05:10PM-06:15PM AT201 STAFF
FALL 2019 FINAL EXAM SC HEDULE

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11–WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18
Day 6:30-8:50am 9:10-11:30am 11:50am-2:10pm 2:30-4:50pm 5:10-7:30pm 7:50-10:10pm

All classes that
start between 9:10- All classes that
All classes that
All classes that 10:35am daily, MT- start between All classes that All classes that
start between 5:10-
Wednesday, start between 6:30- WTH, MWF, MTW, 12:20-1:30pm daily, start between 3:25- start between
6:45pm W only
December 11 7:30am MTWTH or or MW OR W only MTWTH, MWTHF, 5:00pm MW, MTW, 6:55-8:30pm on W
OR any afternoon
MW. classes that start MWF, MTW, or or W only. only.
conflicts.
between MW.
10:45am – 12:10pm.
All classes that All classes that

All classes that
start between 6:30- All classes that All classes that start start between 3:25- All classes that
start between
Thursday, 7:30am TTH OR TH start between 9:10- between 10:45am- 5:00pm TTH OR TH start between
5:10-6:45pm TTH
December 12 only classes that 10:35am TTH or TH 12:10pm TTH or TH only classes that 6:55-8:30pm TTH
or 3:25-6:45pm TH
start between 7:35- only. only. start between or TH only.
only.
9:05am. 1:40-3:15pm.
All classes that

All classes that All classes that start All classes that All classes that All classes that
start between
Friday, start between 7:35- between 10:45am- start between 1:40- start between start between
6:30-7:30am daily,
December 13 10:35am on Friday 1:30pm on Friday 3:15pm daily, MWF, 3:25-6:45pm Friday 6:55-8:30pm
MTTHF, MWTHF, or
only. only. or Friday only. only. Friday only.
MWF.
Saturday, Assigned class Assigned class

Assigned class time Assigned class time Assigned class time
December 14 time time
All classes that start
All classes that All classes that All classes that
between 10:45am- All classes that All classes that
start between 7:35- start between start between 5:10-
Monday, 12:10 pm daily, MT- start between 1:40- start between
9:05am daily, MT- 3:25-5:00pm daily, 6:45pm MTWTH,
December 16 WTH, MWTHF, MTWF, 3:15pm MTTH, MW 6:55-8:30pm MW
WTH, MWF, MTW, MTWTH, MWF, or MWF, MW, or M
MWF MTW, MW, or or M only. or M.
MW, or M only. M only. only.
M only.
All classes that start All classes that start
All classes that start All classes that
All classes that between 7:35-9:05am between 12:20- All classes that
Tuesday, between 1:40- start between
start between 6:35- TWTHF, TWTH, TTH, 1:30pm TTH, T only, start between 3:25-
December 17 3:15pm on TTH or a 6:55-8:30pm T
8:00am T only. or 9:10-10:35am T or any morning 6:45pm T only.
T only only.
only. conflicts.
Make-Up Final Make-Up Final

Make-Up Final Exam All classes that
Exam Exam
Wednesday, (Prior approval by start between 1:40-
(Prior approval by (Prior approval by
December 18 the instructor is 3:15pm MTWTH or
the instructor is the instructor is
necessary) W only.
necessary) necessary)
• The above Final Exam Schedule pertains to only 16 and late start 13 week classes.
• If you are enrolled in a 2nd 6- or 2nd 8-week class you should be aware that you will continue to meet during
your regular day(s) and time(s) during the Final Exam week.
• For Math 30, Math 30+, Math 90, and Math 90+ classes there will be a common final held on
Tuesday, December 17, 2019 from 5:10-7:30 pm.
The Final Exam Schedule above may undergo some minor adjustments. For the most up-to-date information on
the Final Exam Schedule please check the website at www.glendale.edu/finalexam.

Interested in Being a Scholar?

The Glendale Community College Scholars Program is the College’s honors program. Scholars is actually three
programs in one: an academic program with 15 units of Honors general education and pre-major courses that
students plan with the Scholars counselors; an active community service organization; and a vibrant social club. Good
standing in the program is maintained through high academic performance and dedicated and active participation
in Scholars meetings and events each semester. Scholars demands time and effort, offering benefits as well-rounded
students upon program completion and transfer.
In their academic, service, and social contexts, Scholars develop bonds with fellow students. Scholars benefit from
priority registration, specialized counseling, and smaller class sizes.
Students who successfully complete the Scholars Program benefit from enhanced admissions consideration through
the UCLA College of Letters and Science, through the UCLA Transfer Alliance Program. GCC is a member of the
Honors Transfer Council of California. In addition, campuses nationwide recognize GCC’s Scholars Program as a
competitive edge on transfer applications.
For more information about The Scholars Program, visit our website at www.gccscholars.com, or email the Scholars
Program Director, Dr. Michael Harnett, at scholars@glendale.edu.
SCHOLARS CLASSES
Scholars classes typically offered in Fall include:
English 101H, English 105*, History 141H, Psychology 101H, Sociology 101H, Math 103H, Math
104H, Math 105H, Math 107H, Math 108H, Math 136H, Library 100*, Biology 125H, Art 101H
Scholars classes typically offered in Spring include:

Spanish 124H, English 102H, Math 103H, Math 104H, Math 105H, Math 107H, Math 108H,
Math 136H, Library 100*, Biology 125H, Art 102H, Economics 102H, Psychology 150*
Scholars classes typically offered in Winter and Summer include:

Humanities 105H, Study Abroad, Baja Program classes
*These courses are Scholars courses without the Honors designation.
For current offerings, including times, days, and locations for each course, please check the course
listings and contact the Scholars Program.

SECOND 6- AND 8-WEEK CLASSES
SECOND 6-WEEK CLASSES

OCTOBER 28-DECEMBER 7
Check the credit class listing for prerequisites, ticket numbers, days and times of these classes.
BUSINESS
CABOT 209 1 unit Advanced Windows
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
HEALTH 101 1 unit First Aid
SECOND 8-WEEK CLASSES

OCTOBER 28-DECEMBER 18
Check the credit class listings for prerequisites, ticket numbers, days and times of these classes.
BUSINESS PHYSICAL SCIENCE
ACCTG 160 3 units Advanced Income Tax GEOL 101 3 Units Physical Geology
BUSAD 111 1 unit Introduction to Insurance OCEAN 115 3 Units Oceanography
BUSAD 112 1 unit Applied Workplace Ethics
BUSAD 114 3 units Personal Insurance SOCIAL SCIENCE
BUSAD 115 3 units Commercial Insurance CHLDV 176 3 units Mentor Teacher Practices
BUSAD 120 3 units Business Law I ECON 102 3 units Macroeconomics
BUSAD 178 3 units Intro to International Finance ETH S 121 3 units Ethnic and Racial Minorities
CABOT 208 1 unit Windows Basics GEOG 102 3 units Cultural Geography
CABOT 266 3 units Microsoft Word II HIST 102 3 units History of Western Europe
CS/IS 196 3 units Adv. Networking: Security HIST 111 3 units The Woman In American
CS/IS 261 3 units Web Dev. w/ PHP & MySQL History
ENTRE 102 3 units The Entrepreneurial Mindset PHILO 101 3 units Introduction to Philosophy
RE 164 3 units Residential Applications/ POL S 101 3 units Introduction to Government
Report Writing PSYCH 101 3 units General Psychology
HEALTH SCIENCES PSYCH 106 3 units Developmental Psychology
EMT 139 3 units Introduction to Emergency SOC 101 3 units Introduction to Sociology
Medical Services
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT
MATH ST DV 100 1 unit College Orientation
MATH 190 1 unit Overcoming Math Anxiety ST DV 103 1 unit International Students
ST DV 125 1 unit Career Planning
MUSIC ST DV 141 1 unit Improving College
MUSIC 186 1 unit Pro Tools 110 Performance and Study Skills
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
KIN 168 1.5 units Intermediate Weight Training
& Conditioning
PE 101 1 unit Fitness Lab I
PE 102 1 unit Fitness Lab II

DISTANCE EDUCATION COURSES
LISTING OF FALL COURSES

FOR COURSE DETAILS, CHECK OUT THE ONLINE LISTING.
ONLINE CLASSES
• Accounting 101 • CS/IS 193 • Health 128
• Accounting 121 • CS/IS 212 • History 102
• Accounting 250 • CS/IS 264 • Humanities 115
• Alcohol/Drug Studies 105 • CS/IS 265 • Humanities 125
• Anthropology 101 • CS/IS 266 • Kinesiology 144
• Art 101 • Dance 102 • Mass Communications 101
• Art 102 • Economics 102 • MOA 180
• Astronomy 110 • Engineering 102 • MOA 182
• Business Administration 101 • English 101 • MOA 183
• Business Administration 106 • English 102 • MOA 185
• Business Administration 111 • English 104 • Oceanography 115
• Business Administration 112 • English 120 • Psychology 101
• Business Administration 113 • English 182 • Psychology 106
• Business Administration 114 • English 183 • Real Estate 101
• Business Administration 115 • English 190 • Real Estate 120
• Business Administration 116 • ESL 146 • Real Estate 130
• Business Administration 170 • Ethnic Studies 110 • Sociology 101
• Business Administration 178 • Ethnic Studies 121 • Spanish 101
• CABOT 280 • Fire 101 • Speech 100
• Child Development 135 • Fire 102 • Speech 101
• Child Development 142 • Fire 103 • Speech 103
• CS/IS 101 • Fire 104 • Speech 104
• CS/IS 112 • Fire 105 • Student Development 100
• CS/IS 137 • Fire 106 • Student Development 101
• CS/IS 183 • Geology 101 • Theatre Arts 101
• Health 104
HYBRID CLASSES
• Accounting 110 • CS/IS 135 • Linguistics 101
• Accounting 120 • CS/IS 165 • Mass Communications 120
• Accounting 130 • CS/IS 172 • Mathematics 136
• Accounting 150 • CS/IS 211 • MOA 182
• Accounting 160 • Economics 101 • Political Science 101
• Art 133 • Entrepreneurship 101 • Psychology 101
• Astronomy 120 • Entrepreneurship 102 • Real Estate 101
• CABOT 102 • ESL 151 • Real Estate 150
• CABOT 265 • Geography 101 • Sociology 101
• CABOT 266 • Geography 102 • Spanish 101
• CABOT 270 • Health 102 • Spanish 115
• CS/IS 100 • Health 104 • Speech 100
• CS/IS 101 • History 101 • Speech 101
• History 111
PROCTORED ONLINE CLASSES

• Administration of Justice 101 • Music 101 • Music 121
• Dance 100 • Music 120 • Music 122

DISTANCE EDUCATION
Glendale Community College offers a variety of Distance A Welcome Letter:
Education courses to meet your needs including Online • Helps students unfamiliar with the distance education
courses and Hybrid courses. Distance Education courses shall environment understand course expectations,
utilize features of the Learning Management System (LMS), • Tells students how and where to login,
Canvas, such as Course Documents, Discussion Boards, Virtual • Lets students know where to go for technical help and
Classrooms, Groups, Assignments, External Links, Digital Drop support,
Boxes and Grade Books, Asynchronous and/or Synchronous* • Establishes rapport and promotes regular and effective
learning, etc. Internet and other technologies are used in contact with students early on,
learning exercises every week to ensure regular and effective • Assigns a Check-In Assignment. Faculty will design a course
contact between instructor and student and between student Check-In Assignment (see description below). The Check-
and student. Distance Education courses are equivalent to an In Assignment will be administered during Week 1.
in-person course. Courses are taught by the same qualified
instructors and follow the same curriculum and standards Check-In Assignment
as an in-person based course. Distance Education courses The course Check-In Assignment is a mandatory requirement
provide flexibility in scheduling and are especially helpful for all distance education courses. If a student does not
for self-directed learners. It is recommended that students be complete the course Check-In Assignment by Thursday night
comfortable with computers, particularly the Internet, before of a 4-8 week course or by Sunday night of a 10-16 week
taking an online or hybrid course. Make sure to read the course course to establish attendance, the instructor may drop
Ticket Note before choosing to enroll. *Synchronous refers to the student. Directions on completing the course Check-In
a learning environment in which everyone takes part at the Assignment will be in the Welcome Letter sent via GCC email
same time. Asynchronous refers to a learning environment in by the instructor 2-5 days before the term begins (see above).
which everyone does not take part at the same time. Students are responsible to retrieve and read the Welcome
Letter sent to their GCC email before the term begins.
For more information on GCC Distance Education, go to
http://glendale.edu/online and click on GET STARTED. Student Authenticity
Effective Regular Authentic Contact establishing and
Distance Education offers three types of courses: maintaining regular effective contact is an important aspect
Online Courses of delivering an online and hybrid course. It is not only a Title
An Online course is offered fully online. Students cannot be 5 requirement, but is also a practice that encourages and
required to meet face-to-face for office hours, orientations, facilitates student-centered instruction and increases student-
homework, exams, distribution of resource materials, or any learning outcomes. Therefore, Distance Education courses are
other course component. All course instructions, materials, NOT offered in a self-paced format.
assignments, and discussions are posted and completed
online through Canvas. Distance Education includes regular effective contact between
instructor and students, and between students and students.
Hybrid Courses Effective regular and authentic contact in the distance
A Hybrid course is offered partly online with online content education classroom takes place in four ways every week
and/or activities and partly face-to-face with in-person there is online instruction: 1. Instructor-Student 2. Student-
meetings. The instructor will give an in-person orientation Student 3. Student-Content 4. Student-Interface.
and in-class exams as stated in his/her syllabus.
Any portion of a course provided through distance education
Proctored Online Courses (POC): Assignments and must be consistent with guidelines issued by the Chancellor’s
examinations in a Proctored Online Course will be submitted Office, pursuant to section 409 of the Procedures and Standing
in an asynchronous manner, but students will be required to Orders of the Board of Governors.
take tests at a proctoring facility. Your instructor will provide
proctoring accommodations at GCC. Off-site proctoring Attendance & Participation Policy
services could be available at the discretion of the instructor. All distance education courses currently follow the GCC
Attendance and Drop Policy.
Once enrolled in a Distance Education course, students must
retrieve and read the Welcome Letter emailed to their GCC
student email account 2-5 days prior to the beginning of
the term. This Welcome Letter will explain the policies and
procedures of the course and how to complete the Check-In
Assignment by Thursday night of a 4-8 week course or by
Sunday night of a 10-16 week course to establish attendance
and not be dropped.

DISTANCE EDUCATION
 GCC’s Policy Guidelines: GCC’s Drop and Policy Guidelines
• Students are expected to attend all class meetings. There Once enrolled in a course, students are not considered
are no authorized absences from class and irregular dropped or withdrawn unless:
attendance may result in exclusion from classes. • They have dropped the course online via MyGCC; or
• It is the student’s responsibility to register properly for • They have dropped the course with an Add/Drop form in
classes. A student who fails to enroll officially in a class will person at the Admissions & Records office.
not be given credit for that class. • A grade of “W” will not be made on the permanent
• Students also have the responsibility of officially academic record of a student who drops or is dropped
withdrawing from college or dropping from class when from the course or from college:
they stop attending, and of observing established • During the first two weeks of a semester-length course;
deadlines. Otherwise, “F’’ grades may be assigned. • During the first week of a course which is at least five
• It is the responsibility of each student to know the weeks in length and less than a semester in length; or
attendance and absence policy of each class in which he • During the first 20% of a course that is less than five weeks
or she is enrolled. It is the responsibility of each instructor in length.
to inform his or her class of the attendance and absence
policies at the beginning of each semester. Refund/Repayment Process
• Students shall be dropped from class for failure to attend To receive a refund for tuition and/or enrollment fees and other
the first class meeting during the first week of instruction student fees, courses must be dropped or canceled within the first
if they have not made prior arrangements with the two weeks of instruction for the particular course. Requests for
instructor. refunds must be initiated by the student and will be processed
• Students also may be dropped for continuous or cumulative according to the following schedule:
absences for the number of hours a sixteen-week class is • Summer - Students who withdraw (or drop units) during
scheduled to meet in a two-week period. the first week of the summer intersession are entitled
to a 100% refund provided that they submit a refund
What this means for distance education application during week two when refunds are processed.
Students in distance education courses are required to ‘attend’ • Fall and Spring - Students who withdraw (or drop units)
and participate just as if they were in an in-person course. during the first two weeks of the semester are entitled
Students who do not participate, that is, who consistently to a 100% refund provided that they submit a refund
do not complete assignments, quizzes, respond to forums or application during weeks three and four when refunds
turn in other work, will be notified that they may be dropped are processed.
from the course for non-participation. It is important that • Refund request forms are available in Student Business
online and hybrid instructors be very clear in their Syllabus Services. Students must present an I.D. Card and a receipt showing
and Welcome Letters about what constitutes participation payment of fees. A $10 refund processing fee will be assessed for
and late work. all requests.
Federal Drop Policy Guidelines What this means for distance education
A letter sent in October 2011 by the Department of Education The in-person policy of ‘attending’ the first day of a course,
calls upon postsecondary distance education programs to particularly for students who are new to distance education,
put more stringent measures into place to make certain that may present a problem. There are often students who, either
students are not just enrolled in courses, but also actively because they are unaware of the policies or overwhelmed by
participate: “...institutions [need] to take steps necessary the technology, may login to the course but might not complete
to ensure that students are academically engaged prior any of the assignments, including the Check-In Assignment by
to disbursing Title IV student aid funds. If students do not the required due date. It is therefore important for online
begin attendance, Title IV funds must be returned” (34 CFR and hybrid instructors to provide a coherent and well-defined
668.21(a))(Runcie & Ocha). course drop policy and to articulate this in the course Syllabus
and the Welcome Letter (see above) emailed to GCC student
What this means for distance education email accounts 2-5 days before the term begins.
It is imperative that DE instructors drop all non-participating
DE students by GCC's Census Date. To confirm participation, Canvas 24/7 Technical Support available at 1-844-600-4951
best practices require that DE courses have a course Check- Visit: www.glendale.edu/online. Click on GET STARTED.
In Assignment with a firm due date during the first week of
instruction.

ASSESSMENT
Placement tests are administered by the Assessment/Testing Center, located in the Sierra Vista Building, Room 365. Students are
encouraged to take their placement tests early in order to avoid class registration delays. Testing schedules and sample tests are
available in the Assessment Center and online at www.glendale.edu/assessment. All challenge tests may be taken anytime listed
on the testing schedule. ESL, NC/ESL, make-up exams, and ATB are by appointment only in person. Students must bring a photo
I.D. in order to take any test (Driver’s License, passport, high school I.D., etc.). Please note: cell phones, iPods, food, beverages,
children, friends or relatives are not allowed in the testing room. Any questions should be directed to the Assessment Center at
(818) 240-1000, ext. 5329.
ENGLISH AND MATH PLACEMENT

Placement tests are no longer required for English and Math. Students need to complete a
Guided Placement Survey at the Assessment Center with a copy of their transcript if available.
PAPER-PENCIL EXAMS
CHEMISTRY PLACEMENT TEST
1. This test is for students who want to enroll in Chemistry 101.
2. Students must have been placed in Math 101 or higher before they can take the chemistry tests.
3. Students who have successfully completed Chemistry 110, do not need to take the chemistry test to enroll into
Chemistry 101.
• Students may use a basic calculator (no scientific or memory calculator) for this test.
• 45 minutes are allowed for this exam.
THE FOLLOWING TESTS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY:

ESL (ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE)
1. This test is for students whose primary language is not English, and who may not have achieved proficiency in the
use of the English language.
2. This test will measure English skills and is used for placement into any ESL course.
• Test includes: reading comprehension/grammar, listening/speaking skills and a writing sample.
• Students need to come to the Assessment Center to make their appointment, and obtain an “Appointment Sheet”
for this exam. This test is not offered on a “walk-in” basis.
• All three sections of this test are timed. Please allow at least 2½ hours for this test.
ATB/CELSA
1. Need to contact Financial Aid to obtain ATB Referral Form.
2. Make an appointment at Assessment Center, SF112.
3. Bring Photo I.D. and ATB Referral Form on the day of the test.
ONLINE TESTING
THERE WILL BE A CHARGE FOR THE FOLLOWING TESTS:
Call for fee information and availability dates.
CLEP (College Level Examination Program)
MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist)
Proctoring Services for universities, distance learning students and online exams.
RETESTING PLACEMENT TEST POLICIES

English Math Arithmetic Chemistry ESL-CR ESL-NC
LONGEVITY three years (Level 1 and

five years one year one year two years NC ESL 10) one year
(how long score is valid) two years (Level 2 to 5
once per semester
every six for NC ESL10
TEST POLICY once per year once per year once per year once per year
months once per year for
ESL level 1-5
Once a student takes a class they are not allowed to retest in that subject, but may challenge the exam: For English and ESL challenges see Assessment
staff in SV 365, for math challenges see Division Chair Liz Russell in SG 324, for chemistry challenges see Division Chair Sevada Chamras in AS 213.
*Offices may change location during the semester. Please check www.glendale.edu/officelocations for the most current information.


JUMP START
HOW DO I APPLY TO GCC?
JUMP START ENROLLMENT GUIDE
STEP 1 STEP 3
SUBMIT A GCC APPLICATION REGISTER FOR CLASSES
• Go to www.glendale.edu/APPLY Go to www.glendale.edu/schedule.
• Click on “High School Students”
• Click on “APPLY TO GCC” button — you will be You must discuss class options with your high school
directed to www.OpenCCCApply.net counselor in order to register for classes (see Step 2).
Step 1: Log-in OR create an OpenCCC account •Register for classes in person in Admission & Records
Step 2: Click on “Start a New Application” to office, located on the 3rd floor of Sierra Vista
complete the application building. Valid photo ID required.
• You will receive an e-mail with your GCC Student ID • Activate MyGCC, your student portal. Log in to
number within 3-5 business days after submitting www.glendale.edu/mygcc by using your ID number
your application. and birthday in 6 digits (example: January 9, 2001
would be 010901).
• Activate your GCC email address (in MyGCC)
• Activate your Canvas Account
STEP 2 www.glendale.edu/canvas
MEET WITH YOUR
HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR
JUMP START IMPORTANT DATES
You must meet with your high school counselor to
complete the following forms and discuss class options
(forms are available in PDF format at www.glendale.edu/
JumpStart). When selecting classes, use SUMMER 2019
(JUNE 17–AUGUST 23)
www.glendale.edu/js
Jump Start registration begins: May 13, 2019
•Recommendation for Admission of Selected Students
Form
FALL 2019
Required: Student, Parent, & High School Counselor
(SEPTEMBER 3–DECEMBER 18)
or Principal Signatures
Jump Start registration begins: June 10, 2019
Required: School Stamp or Seal
• Authorization and Consent for Treatment of a Minor
WINTER 2020
Form (must be signed by a parent or guardian)
(JANUARY 6–FEBRUARY 13)
• Unofficial High School Transcript with cumulative
Jump Start registration begins: November 12, 2019
GPA calculated (2.0 GPA or above)
• ADD Form
SPRING 2020
(FEBRUARY 18–JUNE 10)
If you are in grade 9 or below, GCC also requires:
Jump Start registration begins: December 16, 2019
• The signature of the Designee of the Governing
School Board
Students must register in person in the Admissions and
• GCC Director of Admission & Records approval (by
Records Office during the registration period. Students
appointment)
must bring a picture id to register
(high school picture ID, CA ID, passport, etc.)

JUMP START
JUMP START ENROLLMENT GUIDE
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR
ADMISSIONS TO GLENDALE COLLEGE
The following documents must be submitted along with your application to the Admissions Office in the
Administration Building, first floor.
For students born outside of the United States
If you have been living in CA and your immigration documentation is dated more than two years, you only need:
• Your original immigration documentation, CA ID or CA DL (copies) and your birth certificate or Income Tax
Return if you were claimed as a dependent.
If you have been living in CA and your documentation is dated at least one year and one day prior to the
semester start and your status is Permanent Resident, Temporary Resident, Resident/Amnesty, Political Asylum or
*Refugee, you must bring:
• You and your parent’s original immigration documentation and copies.
• One of your parents CA ID or CA Driver’s License (Copies)
• Your birth certificate or Income Tax Return if you were claimed as a dependent.
• 2 more items from the list below under your parents’ name, if you are under Refugee status *only one
item is required:
• Ownership of residential property.
• Registering to vote and voting in California.
• Licensing from California for professional practice.
• Active membership in service or social clubs.
• Payment of California state income tax as a resident.
• Possessing California motor vehicle registration (pink slip).
• Maintaining a permanent military address of home of record in California while in armed forces.
• California bank account statement (checking or savings)
• Computer generated utility bills that show name, place, date and address.
• Paycheck stubs from place of employment with name and address of business and name of employee
Student Visa (F-1), other status or Unknown status: Must go to Admissions and Records Office at GCC.
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

STUDENT OUTREACH SERVICES - SM 266
PHONE (818) 240-1000 X 4SOS (4767) · FAX (818) 291-6635
E-MAIL: OUTREACH@GLENDALE.EDU
WEBSITE: GLENDALE.EDU/JUMPSTART

REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS

FEES Financial aid may be available to students who meet the
Fees are established by the California State Legislature and the qualification requirements. The enrollment fee is waived for students
Glendale Community College District Board of Trustees. All fees are who qualify for financial aid. Students with questions concerning
subject to change. financial aid eligibility should contact the college Financial Aid Office.
$46 per unit Enrollment Fee*
*Mandatory Fee. There is an exemption procedure for fees that are not
$225 per unit Nonresident Tuition mandated by the California State Legislature. Contact the Admissions and
$18 Health Services Fee Records Office for details. All fees are subject to change without notice.
$40 per unit Capital Outlay Fee
$12.50 Student Services Fee** REFUNDS
ENROLLMENT FEE: All students, resident and non-resident, must pay the Refunds are automatic for those students who dropped by the due
basic enrollment fee of $46 per unit for each semester or session. date. Requests for parking fee refunds must be initiated by students
NONRESIDENT TUITION: The tuition is $225 per semester unit for
when they return their parking permit to the Student Fees Office.
students who are residents of other states, who are foreign nationals
(There is a $10 refund processing fee.)
or who have taken legal residence in California for less than one year. Students who have dropped their 16-week classes, first and second
8-week classes and first and second 6-week classes by the deadlines
CAPITAL OUTLAY FEE: The capital outlay fee is $40 per semester
listed below, may file for their parking fee refunds during the time
unit for students who are residents of other states, who are foreign
period of March 4-8, 2019.
nationals, or who have taken legal residence in California for less
than a year. ● 16-week classes must have been dropped by March 2, 2019
HEALTH SERVICES FEE: A Health Services fee of $18 per semester and ● First 8-week classes must have been dropped by February 23, 2019
$14 for the summer or winter sessions is required of all students. Services ● Second 8-week classes must have been dropped by April 27, 2019
include blood pressure screening, vision screening and hearing tests,
● First 6-week classes must have been dropped by March 9, 2019
tetanus, measles, mumps, and rubella immunizations, and assistance
with health insurance questions. A registered nurse is available, and ● Second 6-week classes must have been dropped by April 27, 2019
students may schedule appointments with physicians, nurse practitioners, Students who had enrolled for second 6-week and second 8-week
and mental health counselors. classes after the first refund filing period, but have dropped their classes
STUDENT SERVICES FEE**: The Student Services fee, which is assessed by the deadlines listed below may file for their parking fee refunds
each semester and inter-session, provides membership in the A.S.G.C.C. during the time period of April 29-May 3, 2019.
This optional fee allows student access to various college activities: the ● Second 6-week classes must have been dropped by April 27, 2019
college bookstore, the college newspaper, inter-collegiate athletics, the ● Second 8-week classes must have been dropped by April 27, 2019
scholarship program, the emergency loan fund and instructional support.
Refund Schedule:
**Optional Fee: Students who choose to opt-out of the Student Services ENROLLMENT FEE: Students dropping units are eligible for an
Fee are eligible for a refund ONLY if they complete a fee waiver at the Enrollment Fee Refund ONLY if the course is dropped during the
ASGCC Business Office (SM 1st floor) within the first two weeks of the refund period.
semester or intercession. NON-RESIDENT TUITION: Students dropping units are eligible for a
Tuition Refund ONLY if the drop takes place during the refund period.
SUPPLEMENTARY FEES: CAPITAL OUTLAY FEE: Students dropping units are eligible for a
COLLEGE CATALOG: $5 per copy Capital Outlay Fee Refund ONLY if the drop takes place during the
refund period.
COURSE AUDIT FEE: $15 per unit HEALTH FEE: Students withdrawing from all of their courses are
eligible for a refund ONLY if the units are dropped during the
GED TEST FEE: $150 per battery of 5 tests refund period.
or $30 per test STUDENT SERVICES FEE: Students withdrawing from all of their
courses are eligible for a refund only if the units are dropped during
OFFICIAL COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT: $10 per copy for third the refund period.
& subsequent copies. OTHER FEES: None of the other fees will be refunded
Immediate service for unless the college has cancelled the student’s class.
processing transcripts is an
additional $5 per copy
PROGRAM CHANGES
PARKING:
$45 for winter or summer Students may change their registration on MyGCC. If a class is
sessions closed, the student must get a permission number from the instructor.
$75 for fall or spring The student can register using MyGCC. This can be completed during
semester the first week of the course. Do not interrupt classes in session.
REFUND PROCESSING FEE: $10

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
RETURNED CHECK: $30 High school graduates may be admitted to Glendale Community
College. Other individuals 18 years of age or older giving evidence
VERIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT: $5 for third & subsequent that they will profit from instruction offered at the college may
copies. Immediate service be admitted.
for processing transcripts is
an additional $5 per copy


RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS REPETITION OF COURSES
U.S. citizens who are residents of California for LESS than Courses completed with grades of “C” or better, unless
one year by September 2, 2019 will be required to pay a tuition specifically stated, cannot be repeated unless you file a petition.
fee of $225 per unit and a capital outlay fee of $40 per unit. If the petition is approved, only the first grade is considered in
In order to be classified as a resident for tuition purposes, a computing your cumulative grade point average.
student must provide evidence of one year’s physical presence in A course can be repeated twice when the grade received was
California prior to the residence determination date; evidence substandard (D, F or P/NP). After completing the course with a
of one year’s intent to make California a home for other than a D grade or better, you should petition to have the Course
temporary purpose; and, for any student seeking reclassification Repetition Policy applied to your academic record. Only the
from nonresident to resident status, evidence of independence last grade will be used to compute the cumulative grade point
from parents who are not residents of California. average, but the original grade on the academic record will
For non-citizens of the United States, a permanent resident not be changed or deleted.
card or other documentary evidence of lawful admission for
permanent residence to the United States dated at least one VETERANS
year before the residence determination date for the semester Per California Senate Bill 272, veterans will be given priority
is required also. Falsification of residence will be considered registration. In order to collect benefits veterans must file an
grounds for dismissal from college. Intent-to-Register Agreement with the Veterans Resource Center
International students are subject to international student in AA-2. Veterans must have the following documents to proceed:
tuition charges which are established on an annual basis. The Letter of Eligibility from the Veterans Administration, DD214,
current charge is $225 per unit and a capital outlay fee of $40 official college transcripts from all college work taken outside
per unit. of Glendale Community College, GCC assessment test results
All immigration documentation and proof of California in English and math, and selected college program offered at
residency must be submitted to the Admissions and Records GCC. Veterans must then establish a Student Educational Plan
Office PRIOR to the start of the semester of attendance. (SEP) with the Veterans Counselor prior to registration. It is the
Veteran’s responsibility to notify the college Veterans Office of
WAITING LISTS any changes of program prior to registration. Veterans taking
Many classes have a wait list. If a registered student drops the a course which lasts less than a semester will be paid only for
course, the first wait list student will be automatically moved into the actual enrollment period.
the course. It is the student’s responsibility to verify enrollment
status on the first day of class from the instructor. It is the student’s NON-DISCRIMINATION AND EQUAL
responsibility to drop a class without a “W” to be eligible for a OPPORTUNITY POLICY
refund or not be held responsible for payment of fees. Glendale Community College District is a multicultural
community of people from diverse racial, ethnic, linguistic
ATTENDANCE, DROP AND WITHDRAWAL POLICY and class backgrounds, national origins, religious and political
You are expected to attend all class meetings. It is your beliefs, physical and mental abilities, and sexual orientations.
responsibility to know the attendance and absence policies of The activities, programs, classes, workshops/lectures, and
your instructors. An instructor will drop you from a course for everyday interactions of this district are enriched by our
absences and/or irregular attendance. acceptance of one another, and we strive to learn from each other
It is your responsibility to officially withdraw from the college in an atmosphere of positive engagement and mutual respect.
or to drop a class within established deadlines. Failure to officially Implicit in this mutual respect is the right of each of us to
drop a class may result in a failing grade. September 14, 2019 is live, study, teach, and work free from harassment or denigration
the last date to drop a 16-week course without notation and to on the basis of race, age, religious preference, gender, sexual
file for a refund. November 23, 2019 is the final date to drop a orientation, color, national origin, or disability. Any violation
16-week course with a notation of “W.” If you are enrolled in of this right—verbal or written abuse, threats, harassment,
a course after November 23, 2019, you will receive an academic intimidation, or violence against person or property—will be
grade. Check page 3 of this schedule for drop dates for short considered a violation of the principles of community that are
term classes or in your student portal MyGCC. an integral part of the focus, goals, and mission of the Glendale
Students receiving financial aid should contact their financial Community College District.Glendale Community College District
aid advisor before dropping classes to determine if they will owe is committed to providing an equal opportunity for admissions,
a financial aid repayment. student financing, student support programs and activities,
and employment regardless of race, religious creed, color, age,
sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, marital status,
PASS/NO PASS PETITION medical condition, or disability in accordance with federal,
You may select a course as P/NP from the courses designated as
state, and local regulations. This Non-discrimination and Equal
P/NP in the current college catalog. You must submit a completed
Opportunity Policy covers admissions, access, and treatment in
petition to Admissions and Records by September 27, 2019 for
District programs and activities, and application for and treatment
16-week classes, September 10, 2019 for first 8-week classes,
in District employment.
September 20, 2019 for first 6-week classes, November 5, 2019
for second 6-week and second 8-week classes.


FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND POLICY ON ACADEMIC HONESTY
PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 College study is the process of acquainting students with
Glendale Community College annually informs students of the values and procedures central to scholarship. All students are
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended, of expected to do their own work. All forms of cheating and
the provisions of Sections 76200-76240 of the Education Code of plagiarism are absolutely forbidden. This is the official policy
the State of California and of the provisions of Sections 54600- of Glendale Community College.
54630 of Title 5 of the California Administrative Code. These The following behaviors serve as an operational description
references, with which the institution intends to comply fully, of student violations of academic honesty:
were designated to protect the privacy of education records, 1. The student takes or copies answers from another student or
provide the process by which students may challenge the accuracy source or uses unauthorized materials during a test.
of those records, and provide guidelines for the correction of 2. The student turns in an assignment (labs, art projects, homework,
inaccurate or misleading data through informal and formal prewritten or purchased papers, or work downloaded from the
hearings. Students also have the right to file complaints with Internet) which is not his/her own.
the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Office (FERPA) 3. The student uses words or ideas which are not his/her own without
concerning alleged failures by the institution to comply with acknowledgment of the source (plagiarism).
the act. 4. The student knowingly deceives an instructor with the intent to
An institutional guide explains in detail the procedures to improve his/her standing in class.
be used by the institution for compliance with the provisions of 5. The student submits the same paper or project previously
the act. Copies of the guide are available in the campus library submitted in another class without the permission of the current
and the Office of Admissions and Records. Questions concerning instructor.
the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act may be referred 6. The student depends upon tools or assistance prohibited by the
to the Office of Admissions and Records. instructor in writing papers, preparing reports, solving problems,
Release of Student Directory Information Policy or carrying out other assignments.
Certain categories of student information are considered 7. The student acquires, without permission, tests or other academic
“open” or directory information. The college policy on the materials belonging to a member of the GCC faculty or staff.
sharing of directory information to outside agencies and When a student engages in academic dishonesty, faculty have
individuals (including parents and spouses of enrolled students) the options of requiring the student to see a college counselor,
is limited to: name, e-mail address; major field of study; dates of assigning a lower grade, including F or 0, on the assignment in
attendance; degrees, honors and awards received; and the most question; assigning a lower or failing (F) final grade in the course
recent previous institution attended. A student may request that (or denying promotion from a non-credit course).
directory information not be released by signing a request form Violations of this Policy will be reported to the Executive Vice
at the Office of Admissions and Records. The request form must President of Instruction and will become part of the Glendale
be received by the last day of the second week of instruction College Cheating Incident file, unless the instructor finds
for a fall or spring semester or by the last day of the first week compelling reasons not to report a violation. The Executive Vice
of instruction for a winter or summer session. In that case, this President of Instruction may then impose sanctions authorized
information will not be disclosed except with the consent of by Administrative Regulation 5500. The sanctions include, but
the student or as otherwise allowed by the Family Educational are not limited to, issuing a reprimand, suspending the student
Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). for up to ten days of instruction, and/or requesting a hearing
by the Campus Judicial Board to see if the student should be
GCCD DRUG-FREE CAMPUS POLICY suspended, or permanently expelled from the college.
It is the policy of Glendale Community College to The student has the right of due process for all the above
maintain a drug-free campus environment. The unlawful use, sanctions.
manufacture, distribution, possession, presence and sale of
alcohol, narcotics, or any illicit drugs is prohibited. A student’s For more information on Board Policy 5501 go to
presence on college-owned property, or attendance at a college- www.glendale.edu.
sponsored or -supervised function, while under the influence or
in possession of alcohol, narcotics, or other legally controlled
drugs is prohibited except as expressly permitted by law.
All students are required to comply with this policy. Information
about the health risks associated with alcohol and drug abuse,
as well as educational programs and assistance, is available at
the Health Center on the first floor of the San Rafael Building.

GCC STUDENT SERVICES
At Glendale Community College, there are many activities and programs outside of
the classroom that enhance the learning process. Numerous student services have been
established to help students move toward the attainment of their goals.
Student Services contributes to the overall educational process at the college and serves
the special needs of a diverse student population. The variety and comprehensive nature
of student services at the college supports a multitude of concerns for a large and
changing student enrollment.
Student support programs include:
ENROLLMENT SERVICES
Outreach and recruitment, admissions, orientation, assessment, counseling, advisement,
educational planning, registration and record services to assist students in enrolling in
the appropriate classes.
SUPPORT SERVICES
Counseling services, learning assistance, tutoring, career guidance, job placement,
veterans’ services, transfer services, disabled students program, health services and
library services to help students develop goals, to plan for achieving desired results, and
to support and contribute to students’ self-realization.
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Financial aid, student employment, scholarships, and awards for students who need
financial assistance.
ACTIVITY PROGRAMS
Athletics, student clubs, student government and student activities to broaden students’
involvement in college life.
For more on GCC’s Student Services go to www.glendale.edu/studentservices

SUMMER BRIDGE AND

GCC LEARNING COMMUNITIES
GCC has a variety of programs available to reinforce your continued success at school and beyond.
SUMMER BRIDGE:
Summer Bridge is designed to help new students become familiar with and have exposure to college life before
they begin in fall. It provides the opportunity for new students to learn about important campus resources and
college life, all while getting acquainted with faculty and staff. Students will be introduced to meta-majors, ca-
reer exploration, financial aid and the CC Promise Grant. It’s an excellent way to begin your college experience.
LEARNIN G COMMUNITIES:
B L AC K S C H OL A R S , G UA R DI AN S CH O L ARS , L A CO MU N I DAD
GCC’s Learning Communities are designed to help provide support and guidance to our students, to encourage
opportunities for campus involvement, develop students’ personal characters, foster a sense of belonging and to
help students build community. We work in collaboration with departments across campus to increase students’
personal, academic, and career success. The learning communities provide a safe space for students to come in
and ask questions, celebrate cultural diversity, meet other students and create meaningful relationships.
BLACK SCHOLARS LA COMUNIDAD
The mission of Black Scholars is to help African Through La Comunidad, Latino and Latina college
American college students achieve their academic and students receive assistance with their efforts to earn
career goals by increasing their retention, persistence, a certificate, graduate with an Associate’s degree, or
and graduation rates. transfer to a four-year institution. The program helps
students develop the knowledge and skills necessary
to navigate the college environment and ensure their
GUARDIAN SCHOLARS success in higher education.
Guardian Scholars is a supportive network committed to

empowering current and former foster youth to achieve For more information and to sign up,
their academic, career, and personal goals. The program please visit www.glendale.edu/equity
encourages student growth and development through or call 818-240-1000 x3520
meaningful interactions during individual, group, and or stop by SF 122
in-class sessions. As a community, it is designed to help /selearningcommunities
students attain success throughout their collegiate journey.
ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS INCLUDE:

Cultural Diversity Lecture Series
Uniquely Abled Lecture Series
Project PAIR UP
Shadow Days
Pride Center
SPARK Peer Mentoring
For a full list of programs and resources,

please visit us at www.glendale.edu/equity or call 818-240-1000 x3520

STUDENT COMPUTER LABORATORIES
ADD’L
LAB LOCATION MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. COMPUTERS
HARDWARE
High-Tech SG 108 7:30a- 7:30a- 7:30a- 7:30a- 7:30a- — PC Printers

Center† 5:30p 5:30p 5:30p 4:30p 3:30p iPads
ESL/Foreign SV 226 8a-7p 8a-7p 8a-7p 8a-7p 8:30a- Closed PC Printers

Language Lab 5:30p
Library LB Bldg. 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-9p 10a- 10a- PC Printers,

2p 2p laptops, Copiers,
iPads Scanners
Math Discovery AS 103 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-2p 10a- PC

Center 2p
Music Lab AU 213 8a-8p 8a-8p 8a-6p 8a-6p 8a-2p 12p- Mac
4p
Physical Science CR 146 8:30a- 8:30a- 8:30a- 8:30a- 8:30a- Closed Mac
Computer Lab^ 1:45p 1:45p 1:45p 1:45p 1:45p
San Rafael Lab/ SR 321 8a-10p 8a-10p 8a-10p 8a-10p 9a-2p 8a-4p PC Printers,
Sandbox Scanner
Sierra Vista SV 132/133 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-9p 8a-2p 10a- PC Printers,
Learning 2p laptops, Copiers,
Commons iPads Scanners
*These are only the open labs. Other special programs are available elsewhere on campus.
†For students with disabilities
^Open for class assignment or presentations by request
For more information about computer labs, go to

www.glendale.edu/students/student-labs

SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a program that offers students collaborative learning workshops outside of class times. Under the
supervision of an instructor or specially trained student leader, these workshops provide students with an enjoyable, structured
way to study the course material and develop critical thinkng and problem-solving skills. Regular workshop participants usually
reach a better understanding of a course content and tend to pass at a higher rate and with better grades than non-participants.
The workshops are free to students.
Accounting Computer Science/Information Oceanography

American Sign Language (ASL) Systems (CS/IS) Physics
Anthropology Economics Political Science
Art Engineering Social Science
Biology English Sociology
Business Administration French Spanish
Chemistry History
Computer Applications/ Italian
Business Office Technologies Mass Communication
(CABOT) Mathematics
Sections of the following courses offer SI workshops: please refer to the specific listings in the online class schedule to find the
appropriate section and the day and time of the workshops or check with the SI Program Coordinator.
Workshop schedules are subject to change. Additional times and days may be added the first few weeks of classes. Other courses
may have SI workshops which are not scheduled yet. Check with your counselor or call the SI Program Coordinator at (818) 240-
1000, ext. 5357 for more information.
ASSOCIATE DEGREES FOR TRANSFER

>>Associate in Science for Transfer:
With the transfer degree, you may be given
a slight GPA bump when applying to an im- Administration of Justice Film, Television
Biology & Electronic Media
pacted CSU campus or impacted major that is
deemed similar to the AA-T/AS-T you received. Business Administration Mathematics
Early Childhood Education Physics
Once at the CSU, if you are admitted and en-
rolled in a designated similar degree program >>Associate in Arts for Transfer:
you have the opportunity to complete your
Anthropology Music
bachelor’s degree with as little as 60 semester
units or 90 quarter units of coursework. Art History Philosophy
Communication Studies Political Science
Source: adegreewithaguarantee.com English Psychology
Geography Sociology
For more information or to discuss the Associ-
History Spanish
ate in Science or Arts transfer degree with a
counselor, please visit the Counseling Center. Journalism Studio Arts
Kinesiology Theatre Arts
To schedule an appointment, please call
(818) 240-1000 ext. 5918 For more information on the classes required for each
Associate in Science or or Associate in Arts transfer
degree, please meet with a counselor.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
FOR THE UPDATED GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE CHECK THE GCC CATALOG
AT WWW.GLENDALE.EDU/CATALOG
Glendale Community College shall confer the degree of AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS /STATE & LOCAL GOV’T
Associate of Arts or Associate of Science upon a student who has 2. Three semester units in American Institutions and State &
satisfactorily completed all of the requirements for graduation. Local Government are required. Courses which satisfy this
A student may receive only one (AS or AS-T) and one (AA or requirement include Political Science 101**, 106
AA-T) degree for a total of two Associate degrees. However, (**Students who completed POL S 101 before Spring 2014
if a student seeks to earn additional degrees for employment must also complete POL S 106).
purposes, or four-year university admission requirement, he
or she may do so. See catalog or requirements. U.S. HISTORY
3.Three semester units in American History are required.
The Associate degree is granted to persons who file a Petition Courses which satisfy this requirement include Economics
for Graduation in the Office of Admissions and Records, who 111, History 116; History 111(CD), 117, 118
are not on academic probation, and who has completed 12 MATHEMATICS
units in residency of the required college curriculum of 60 4. Evidence of proficiency in mathematics is required. This
degree applicable semester units at Glendale Community requirement may be fulfilled with a grade of “C” or better
College. The completion of the required 60 semester units in Mathematics 101, 118, 120, 130, 131 or 220AB (2 units).
must include all of the following:
HEALTH
MAJOR 5. Three semester units of community and personal hygiene are
1. The requirement for the Associate in Arts degree may be required. Health 104, 106; Psychology 111(CD)* or equivalent
will satisfy this requirement.
met by completing a Major with a minimum of 18 semester
units. Courses meeting the specific Major requirements PHYSICAL EDUCATION
are found in the Glendale Community College Catalog. 6. Two semester units of physical education activity classes
and/or dance activity classes must be completed unless
List of AA Majors exempted by established policy. Consult the catalog for a
list of the exemptions.
Biological Sciences Mass Communications FIRST AID
Business Administration Mathematics 7. One semester unit in first aid and CPR is required. Health
Choreographic Studies Music 101, 102; Emergency Medical Technology 140.
and Dance Technique Physical Sciences
English Social Sciences
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
8. Three semester units in Cultural Diversity are required.
Foreign Language Speech/Communications
Courses that satisfy this requirement have been marked by
Health Science Theatre Arts
(CD) and appear throughout the graduation requirements.
Interdisciplinary Visual Arts
The requirement may be satisfied by completing any one of
Humanities
the graduation requirements with a course marked (CD) or
by completing Child Development 156, Speech 115.
The requirement for the Associate in Science degree may be
met by completing an approved major/certificate program of GENERAL EDUCATION
18 semester units or more. The approved majors/certificate 9. Eighteen (18) semester units of general education including
programs are found in the Glendale Community College at least one course in each of the following areas:
Catalog. a. Natural Science. At least one course (3 semester units)
must be selected:
When a course required for a Major is also an approved general Anthropology 101, 111; Astronomy 102, 103,
education course, the course may be double-counted. However, 110, 120; Aviation and Transportation 122 ,
units are only counted once to satisfy the 60-unit requirement Biology 101, 102, 103, 112, 114, 115, 120, 121, 122, 123,
for the Associate Degree. 125, 125H, 126, 131, 298; Chemistry 101, 102, 105,
106, 110, 120, 121; Geography 101, 107, 111; Geol-
ogy 101, 101H 102, 104, 105, 111, 111H, 112, 120;
Oceanography 115, 116; Physics 101, 101H, 102, 103,
105, 106, 110; Physical Science 131; Psychology 103.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
b. Social Sciences. At least one course (3 semester units) d. Language and Rationality. At least two courses (6
must be selected: semester units) one from each of the two areas below..
Anthropology 102(CD), 102H(CD), 103, 104, 1. English Composition—3 semester units required.
105(CD); Business Administration 110; Economics 101, Evidence of proficiency in written English is required.
102, 102H, 105; Ethnic Studies 101(CD), 102(CD), This requirement may be fulfilled with a grade of “C’’
110(CD), 111(CD), 120(CD), 121(CD), 123(CD), 124(CD), or better in English 101 or 101H.
125(CD), 132(CD), 164(CD), 165(CD), 166(CD); 2. Communication and Analytical Thinking—3 semester
Geography 102(CD), 106, 110, 114; History 101, units required.
102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 113, 115(CD), 119, 120, Accounting 101, 102; Business Administration 120, 125;
121, 122, 131, 132, 133, 136; Mass Communica- CABOT 102, 105; CS/IS 101, 125, 130, 135, 137, 139, 165,
tions 101; Political Science 102, 103, 104, 110, 172, 180; Engineering 132, 156 English 102*, 102H, 104,
111; Psychology 101, 101H, 104, 105, 106, 110, 222; Journalism 102, 107; Mathematics 100, 101, 102,
111(CD)*, 113(CD), 115, 131, 150; Social Science 103, 103H, 104, 104H, 105, 105H, 107, 107H, 108, 108H,
101, 120, 127(CD), 134; Sociology 101, 102, 103, 110, 112, 118, 119, 120, 131, 133, 135, 136, 138, 139,
104, 105, 131; Speech 108. 219, 220; Philosophy 117, 123; Speech 100, 101, 103, 104,
105; Technical Education 143.
c. Humanities. At least two courses (6 semester units)—
one from each of the two areas below must be selected.
1. Interdisciplinary Humanities 3 units required: NOTE: Graduation requirements 2, 3, 5, and 7 can be satisfied by
Humanities 105(CD), 105H(CD), 106, 110, 111, 115(CD), examination. See a counselor for details.
117, 120, 125(CD), 130, 135(CD).
***Courses with an asterisk may be counted in one area only.
2.Arts, Foreign Language, Literature and Philosophy 3 ***Students who complete POL S 101 prior to spring 2014 must
semester units: also complete POL S 106
Armenian 101, 102, 115, 116, 125, 126, 127; Art 101,
101H, 102, 102H, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109,
111, 112, 113, 115, 116, 118, 119, 120, 121, 125, 199;
Chinese 101, 102; Dance 100, 102; English 102*, 103,
105, 106, 109, 110, 111, 116, 117, 122, 123, 125, 127,
128; French 101, 102, 103, 104; Italian 101, 102, 103,
104; Japanese 101, 103, 104; Korean 101, 102; Linguistics
101; Music 101, 120, 121, 122, 125, 126, 127, 211;
Philosophy 101, 113(CD), 114(CD), 115(CD),116,
118(CD), 119, 120, 121; Spanish 101, 102, 103, 104, 115,
131; Speech 106, Theatre Arts 101, 102, 107.

INTERSEGMENTAL GENERAL EDUCATION TRANSFER CURRICULUM

Completion of all of the requirements in the Intersegmental General Education Curriculum (IGETC) will permit a student to transfer from a
community college to a campus in either the California State University or University of California system without the need, after transfer, to
take additional lowerdivision, general education courses to satisfy campus general education requirements.
ALL COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED WITH A GRADE OF “C” OR BETTER (“C-“ IS NOT ACCEPTABLE). FULL OR PARTIAL CERTIFICATION CAN BE
GRANTED. PARTIAL CERTIFICATION IS A POLICY THAT ALLOWS A STUDENT TO COMPLETE ONE OR TWO IGETC COURSES AFTER TRANSFER.
FOR THE UPDATED IGETC, PLEASE CHECK THE GCC CATALOG AT WWW.GLENDALE.EDU/CATALOG
AREA 1— ENGLISH COMMUNICATION

CSU - 3 courses, one from each group below. STATUS SHOULD BE REPORTED AS:
UC - 2 courses, one each from group A and B.
N = Need, IP = In Progress, C = Completed
GROUP 1A: ENGLISH COMPOSITION
(1 course, 3 semester units) Courses Units Status Institution
English 101+, 101H+
GROUP 1B: CRITICAL THINKING - ENGLISH COMPOSITION
(1 course, 3 semester units)
English 102+, 102H+,104
GROUP 1C: ORAL COMMUNICATION (CSU ONLY)
(1 course, 3 semester units)
Speech 101
AREA 2— MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS AND STATUS SHOULD BE REPORTED AS:

QUANTITATIVE REASONING
(1 course, 3 semester units) N = Need, IP = In Progress, C = Completed
Mathematics 100+, 103+, 103H+, 104+, 104H+, 105+,
Courses Units Status Institution
105H+, 107+, 107H+, 108+, 108H+, 110+, 110A+, 110B+,
112+, 133 (formerly Math 111), 135, 136
AREA 3— ARTS AND HUMANITIES

(3 courses, 9 semester units)
At least 1 course from Arts and 1 from Humanities.
GROUP 3A: ARTS COURSES:
Art 101+, 101H+, 102+, 102H+, 103+, 104+, 105+, 106+,
107+, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113, 115, 116, 118, 119, 120+, 121+,
125, 199
Dance 100, 102
Music 101, 120+, 121, 122, 125+, 126+, 127, 128, 211+ STATUS SHOULD BE REPORTED AS:
Theatre Arts 101, 102, 107
GROUP 3B: HUMANITIES COURSES: N = Need, IP = In Progress, C = Completed
Armenian 102+, 103, 104, 116+, 117, 125, 126, 127
Chinese 102
Economics 111*(Same as History 116)
English 105, 106, 109, 110, 111, 116, 117, 122, 123, 125, 128
French 102, 103, 104
History 101*+, 102+, 103*, 104, 105, 106, 111+, 113, 114,
115, 116*(Same As Economics 111),
117+, 118*+, 119*, 120*, 121, 131*, 132, 133, 136*(Same As
Social Science 136), 140, 141, 152*
Humanities 102, 105+, 105H+, 106, 110, 111, 115, 117, 120, 125
Italian 102, 103
Japanese 102, 103, 104
Korean 102
Philosophy 101, 113, 114, 116, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122
Social Science 136* (Same as History 136)
Spanish 102+, 103, 104, 124H+, 125, 126

INTERSEGMENTAL GENERAL EDUCATION TRANSFER CURRICULUM

AREA 4— SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
(3 courses, 9 semester units)
Courses from at least two disciplines or an interdisciplinary sequence. STATUS SHOULD BE REPORTED AS:
Anthropology 102+, 102H+, 103, 104, 105, 150
Economics 101,102+, 102H+, 105+, 110, 111*(Same As History 116) N = Need, IP = In Progress, C = Completed
Ethnic Studies 101, 102, 110, 111, 120, 121, 123, 124, 125, 132, 164
Geography 102, 103, 105, 106, 110 Courses Units Status Institution
History 101*%, 103*%, 107*%, 108*%+,
116*(Same As Economics 111), 118*%, 119*%,
120%*, 122, 131*%, 135, 136*(Same as Social Science. 136), 152*
Journalism 101+
Linguistics 101
Mass Communications 101+
Political Science 101, 102, 103+, 103H+, 104%, 108, 110, 110H, 111
Psychology 101+, 101H+, 103**, 104, 106, 109(Same As Sociology
105), 113, 115, 131% (Same as Sociology 131)
Social Science 105, 110, 131+, 132+, 134, 136*(Same As History 136)
Sociology 101, 102, 103, 104,105 (Same As Psychology 109), 131%
(Same as Psychology 131), 140
Speech 108
%Satisfies area if taken Fall 2013 or after **Psychology 103 may be used if taken before FALL 2011
AREA 5— PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

(2 courses, 7-9 semester units)
One Physical Science course and one Biological Science course; at STATUS SHOULD BE REPORTED AS:
least one must include a laboratory.
(Area 5a) PHYSICAL SCIENCE COURSES: N = Need, IP = In Progress, C = Completed
(Laboratory courses are underlined for Area 5c)
Astronomy 102, 110+, 110H+, 120+ Courses Units Status Institution
Chemistry 101+, 102+, 105, 106, 110+, 120+, 121+
Geography 101, 107, 111
Geology 101+, 101H+, 102, 103, 105, 111+, 111H+, 112, 115
Oceanography 115, 116
Paleontology 101
Physical Science 131+ Lab requirement satisfied Yes No
Physics 101+, 101H+, 102+, 102H+, 103+, 103H+, 105+, 106+, 110+
(Area 5b) BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES:
(Lab courses are underlined for Area 5c)
Anthropology 101, 111
Biology 101+, 102+, 103+, 112, 115+, 120+, 121+, 122+, 123,
125+,125H+,126
Psychology 103, 203
GROUP 5C: Physical Sciences and Life Science Lab Courses (1 lab
course from 5A or 5B)
The underlined courses listed above fulfill the laboratory require-
ment for Area 5
One course in either the Biological or Physical sciences category
must include a laboratory activity.
LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH (UC REQUIREMENT ONLY) STATUS SHOULD BE REPORTED AS:
Proficiency equivalent to two years of high school in the same language.
American Sign Language 101, Armenian 101+, 115+, N = Need, IP = In Progress, C = Completed
Chinese 101, French 101, Italian 101, Japanese 101,
Korean 101+, Spanish 101+, 115+
CSU GRADUATION REQUIREMENT IN U.S. HISTORY, CONSTITUTION CHECK IF COMPLETED

AND AMERICAN IDEALS
AMERICAN HISTORY, Economics 111; History 110, 111, 116, 117, 118, 150;
Social Science 131.
AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS, Political Science 101, 105; Social Science 132.
STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT, Political Science 106; Social Science 132.
(POL S 101 completed in the Spring 2014 or after satisfies both American
Institutions and State and Local Government).
+INDICATES THAT TRANSFER CREDIT MAY BE LIMITED BY UC OR CSU OR BOTH. PLEASE CONSULT WITH A COUNSELOR.
* COURSES DESIGNATED WITH AN ASTERISK MAY BE COUNTED IN ONE AREA ONLY.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT

FOR THE UPDATED REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE CHECK THE GCC CATALOG AT WWW.GLENDALE.EDU/CATALOG
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
This list of courses from which 39 units must be selected for certification has been submitted to the California State University and is effective
for students entering Glendale Community College for Summer 1987 session and thereafter.
ITEMS TO NOTE:
1. All courses completed Fall 1993 and thereafter must be completed with
grades of “C” or better.
2. For CSU admission purposes, students must complete the “Golden Four”
courses (Areas A1, A2, A3, & B4) as early as possible.
3. Breadth requirement courses which the President of Glendale Community
College or his/her designated officer will certify as meeting the intent expressed
in Ex. Order 595 are listed below. Students will complete a minimum of thirty-
nine (39) units from this list. No more than thirty (30) units may be certified
in Areas B-D inclusive.
HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION REQUIREMENT

All students seeking a baccalaureate degree are required by California law to
demonstrate competence in the Constitution of the United States, in American
History, including the study of American Institutions and Ideals, and in the
principles of state and local government established under the Constitution
of the State of California. In accordance with Ex. Order 405 the following
requirements are satisfied as indicated:
American Institutions: Political Science 101, 105; Social Science 132

State and Local Government: Political Science 106; Social Science 132
American History: Economics 111; History 110, 111, 116, 117, 118, 150; Social
Science 131
(POL S 101 completed in the Spring 2014 or after satisfies both American
Institutions and State and Local Government).
A. COMMUNICATION, ENGLISH LANGUAGE, AND CRITICAL THINKING

Minimum of 9 semester or 12 quarter units; select one from each group below
A1 - ORAL COMMUNICATION (1 COURSE)
Business Administration 152 Course Completed Units Institution
Speech 101
A2 - WRITTEN COMMUNICATION (1 COURSE)
English 101 or 101H, 194
A3 - CRITICAL THINKING (1 COURSE)
English 102, 102H, 104, 195
Humanities 105, 105H*, 110
Philosophy 117, 123
Speech 100, 103, 104
B. PHYSICAL UNIVERSE AND ITS LIFE FORMS
Minimum of 9 semester or 12 quarter units; select one from each group below
B1 - PHYSICAL SCIENCES (1 COURSE)
Astronomy 102, 103, 110, 110H, 120
Chemistry 101, 102, 105, 106, 110, 120, 121
Geography 101, 107, 111
Geology 101, 101H, 102, 103, 104, 105, 111, 111H, 112, 120 Course Completed Units Institution
Oceanography 115, 116
Paleontology 101
Physical Science 131
Physics 101, 101H, 102, 102H, 103, 103H, 105, 106, 110
Technical Education 145
B2 - LIFE SCIENCE (1 COURSE)
Anthropology 101, 111
Biology 101, 102, 103, 112, 114, 115, 120, 121, 122, 123, 125, 125H, 126
Psychology 103, 203
B3 - PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND LIFE SCIENCE LAB COURSES
(1 LAB COURSE FROM B1 OR B2)
The underlined courses listed above fulfill the laboratory requirement
for Area B
One course in either the Biological or Physical sciences category must
include a laboratory activity.
B4 - MATHEMATICS (1 COURSE)
Mathematics 100, 102, 103, 103H, 104, 104H, 105, 105H, 107, 107H, 108,
108H, 110, 110A, 110B 112, 133 (formerly Math 111), 135, 136, 138

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
C. ARTS, LITERATURE, PHILOSOPHY, AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Minimum of 9 semester or 12 quarter units; select one from C1 Arts and C2 Humanities.
C1 - ARTS (1 COURSE)
Art 101, 101H, 102, 102H, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, Course Completed Units Institution
111, 112, 113, 115, 116, 118, 119, 120, 121, 125, 138, 199
Dance 100, 102
English 103
Humanities 117*, 120*
Music 101, 120, 121, 122, 125, 126, 127, 128, 202, 203, 211, 212
Theatre Arts 101, 102
C2 - HUMANITIES (1 COURSE)
Armenian 101, 102, 103, 104, 115, 116, 117, 125, 126, 127
Chinese 101, 102
Economics 111* (Same as History 116)
English 105, 106, 109, 110, 111, 116, 117, 122, 123, 125, 127, 128
French 101, 102, 103, 104,
History 101*%, 104*%, 110, 111, 116* (Same as Economics 111), 117, 118*,
119*%, 120*%, 131*%,
136* (Same as Social Science 136), 140%, 152*%
Humanities 105H*, 106, 111, 115, 117* 120*, 125, 130
Italian 101, 102, 103, 104
Japanese 101, 102, 103, 104
Korean 101, 102,
Philosophy 101, 112, 113, 114, 116, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122
Social Science 136% (Same as History 136)
Spanish 101, 102, 103, 104, 115, 116, 124H, 125, 126
Speech 106
Theatre Arts 107
C1 OR C2 (1 ADDITIONAL COURSE FROM EITHER CATEGORY ABOVE)
D. SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS
Minimum of 9 semester or 12 quarter units. Select courses from at least 2 category
Anthropology 102, 102H, 103, 104, 105, 150
Economics 101, 102, 102H, 105, 110, 111 (Same as History 116) Course Completed Units Institution
Ethnics Studies 101, 102, 110, 111, 120, 121, 123, 124, 125, 132, 164
Geography 102, 103, 105, 106, 110
History 101*, 102, 103, 104*, 105, 106, 113, 114, 115*,
118*, 119*, 120*, 121, 122, 131*, 132, 133, 135,
136 (Same as Social Science 136), 140%, 141%, 152*
Interdisciplinary Studies 110
Journalism 101
Linguistics 101
Mass Communication 101
Political Science 101, 102, 103, 103H, 104%, 110, 110H, 111
Psychology 101, 101H, 103**, 104, 115, 131*%
Social Science 101, 105, 110, 127, 130, 131%, 132, 136 (Same as History 136)
Sociology 101, 102, 103, 131*%, 140
Speech 108
E. LIFELONG UNDERSTANDING AND SELF DEVELOPMENT
Minimum of 3 semester or 4 quarter units.
Child Development 135 Course Completed Units Institution
Athletics and Physical Education/Dance/Physical Education/Kinesiology
(all activity courses) (1 unit only)
Health 102, 104, 106
Kinesiology 100
Nutrition 125
Physical Education 107
Psychology 105, 106, 109 (Same as Sociology 105), 110,
111, 113, 131* (Same as Sociology 131)
Social Science 134
Sociology 104, 105 (Same as Psychology 109), 131* (Same as Psychology 131)
Student Development 125%, 145
*MAY BE USED IN ONLY (1) AREA

%SATISFIES AREA IF COMPLETED FALL 13 OR AFTER
**PSYCHOLOGY 103 MAY BE USED IF TAKEN BEFORE SPRING 2011

COST OF ATTENDANCE
2019-2020 GCC Cost of Attendance

Periodically, the CCC Chancellor’s Office, the UC system, the CSU system, and some private universities in
collaboration with the California Student Aid Commission conduct a state-wide SEARS (Student Expense
and Resource Survey) study. The results are distributed as recommended student budget ranges by the CCC
Chancellor’s Office. The last SEARS study was conducted in 2006-2007. GCC Cost of Attendance student budgets
are developed annually using this data from the California Student Aid Commission annual student budgets,
rounded up to the next highest even number so that costs for one semester can more easily be determined.
LIVING WITH PARENT (9 MOS):
$1,258 - Fees (per sem; $46/unit Enrollment fee x14 units*/sem +$18 Health+ $12 Stud. Serv)
1,971 - Books & Supplies - CSAC budget amount
5,786 - Room & Board - CSAC budget amount
3,564 - Misc. Expenses - CSAC budget amount
1,134- Transportation - CSAC budget amount
$13,713 - Total
LIVING AWAY FROM PARENTS (9 MOS):
$1,258 - Fees (per sem; $46/unit Enrollment fee x14 units*/sem +$18 Health+ $12 Stud. Serv)
1,971 - Books & Supplies - CSAC budget amount
15,084- Room & Board - CSAC budget amount
3,996 - Misc. Expenses - CSAC budget amount
1,278 - Transportation - CSAC budget amount
$23,587 - Total
*13 units=average number of units for students enrolled full time

per GCC Office of Planning and Research
NOTE: Fees may change due to state budget decisions.

2019-2020
WHAT IS A CA College Promise Grant - CCPG?
The CCPG* is formerly known as the BOG Fee Waiver. The CCPG is a grant provided by the State of
California for students who have been California residents for more than one year. Eligible students will have
their units paid for if eligible for the CCPG. Students who are required to pay non-resident tuition do not
qualify. NOTE: Students who do not meet GCC Standards of Scholarship may lose eligibility to use
their CCPG.
PLAN AHEAD!
Do not wait until you want to register to apply. Students may be dropped for non-payment of fees. If you
have already filed your 2018-2019 FAFSA or 2018-2019 CA Dream Act Application (for AB540 students) you
may not need to complete this form. Check your financial aid records on MyGCC to determine if you have
already been awarded a CCPG and do not need to submit this form.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I RECEIVE A CCPG?

If you are eligible for a CCPG A, B, or C your enrollment fees are waived, regardless of how many classes
you enroll in. All other fees charged (i.e. health, student services, parking, technology, and ID card fees)
remain your responsibility to pay. If you have already paid your enrollment fees and qualify for a CCPG, you
will receive a refund of the enrollment fees. Refund checks are automatically calculated and mailed by the
Tuition Office.
The attached application is for the Summer 2019, Fall 2019, Winter 2020 and Spring 2020 semesters.
You only need to apply once per year.
INCOMPLETE CCPG APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED
A CCPG IS EFFECTIVE AS OF THE SEMESTER THE APPLICATION IS APPROVED
A CCPG CANNOT BE AWARDED FOR A SEMESTER THAT HAS ALREADY ENDED
There are three ways to qualify for a CCPG. You only need to be eligible for one.
** METHOD A: Provide documentation of TANF/Cal Works, SSI, or General Relief benefits you
receive. If you are considered dependent, you must provide proof of the benefits
your parents are receiving. Acceptable documentation includes:
Copy of current or prior month’s benefit check or
Current or prior month’s bank statement showing direct deposit
of TANF/Cal Works, GR or SSI funds or
Current or prior month’s eligibility letter or
GCC Untaxed Income Verification Form completed by the agency or
Other official agency verification
Only Method A recipients receive discounted health fees and parking rates.
** METHOD B: Provide income and household size information by completing the Method B
Enrollment Fee Waiver section of the CCPG application. All income information
must be complete and accurate. You may be asked to provide tax returns or other
verifying documents.
METHOD C: If you don’t qualify for Method A or B, you may qualify for a CCPG under Method C
by completing the 2019-2020 FAFSA or 2019-2020 CA Dream Act Application (for
AB540 students) and listing GCC (001203) as one of the colleges you want to
receive your information.
* The official name for CCPG is California College Promise Grant.
** Students who receive CCPG A or CCPG B may qualify for EOPS. Contact the EOPS Office regarding eligibility.

California Community Colleges 2019-20 California College Promise Grant Application

Formerly known as the Board of Governors Fee Waiver
This is an application to have your ENROLLMENT FEES WAIVED. If you need money to help with books, supplies, food, rent, transportation
and other costs, please complete a FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA) or the California Dream Application (for
eligible AB 540 students) immediately. The FAFSA is available at www.fafsa.gov and the Dream Application is available at
https://dream.csac.ca.gov. Contact the Financial Aid Office for more information.
IMPLEMENTATION OF Assembly Bill 1899: Victims of Trafficking, Domestic Violence and other Serious Crimes
AB 1899, chaptered in September of 2012, provides for a non-resident enrollment fee exemption for “Victims of trafficking, domestic violence and
other serious crimes”. In addition, the legislation allows these students to apply for and, if eligible, receive financial aid from programs administered
by public postsecondary institutions or the state of California. Finally, the legislation provides that enrollment fees shall be waived for those students
who apply for and are eligible to receive the California College Promise Grant.
This CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT application is for California residents, students eligible under AB 540 and under AB
1899 as determined by the Admissions or Registrar’s Office, and for California resident homeless youth as determined by the Financial Aid Office. If
you have not had your California residency or eligibility status determined by the Admissions or the Registrar or homeless status determined by the
Financial Aid Office, see one of those offices to obtain the determination. California College Promise Grant eligibility cannot be determined until your
status has been verified.
Has the Admissions or Registrar's Office determined that you are a California resident? q Yes q No
If no, has the Admissions/Registrar's Office determined you are eligible for a non-resident tuition exemption as an AB 540 student?
q Yes q No
If no, has the Admissions or Registrar's Office determined that you are eligible for a non-resident tuition exemption granted as a result of
you residing in the United States with a “T” or “U” visa (immigration status under Section 1101(a)(15)(T)(i) or (ii), or Section1101
(a)(15)(U)(i) or (ii), of Title 8 of the United States Code)? q Yes q No
Has the Financial Aid Office verified that you have been without a residence in the last 24 months (homeless)? If you have been
homeless but not verified, check “Yes” and contact the Financial Aid Office. q Yes q No
Name: Student ID #
Last First Middle Initial
Email (if available): Telephone Number: (______)
Home Address: ________________________________________________ Date of Birth: _______/_______/_________

Street City Zip Code
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CALIFORNIA DOMESTIC PARTNER RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES ACT

The California Domestic Partner Rights and Responsibilities Act extends rights, benefits, responsibilities and obligations to individuals in domestic
partnerships registered with the California Secretary of State under Section 297 of the Family Code. If you are in a Registered Domestic Partnership
(RDP), or legal same sex marriage, you will be treated as an Independent married student to determine Enrollment Fee Waiver eligibility and will need
to provide income and household information for your domestic partner. If you are a dependent student and your parent is in a Registered Domestic
Partnership, or legal same sex marriage, you will be treated the same as a student with married parents and income and household information will be
required for the parent’s domestic partner.
Note: These provisions apply to state student financial aid ONLY, and not to federal student financial aid.
Are you or your parent in a Registered Domestic Partnership with the California Secretary of State under Section 297 of the Family Code? (Answer
“Yes” if you or your parent are separated from a Registered Domestic Partner but have NOT FILED a Notice of Termination of Domestic
Partnership with the California Secretary of State’s Office.) q Yes q No
If you answered “Yes” to the question above, treat the Registered Domestic Partner as a spouse. You are required to include your domestic
partner’s income and household information or your parent’s domestic partner’s income and household information in Questions 4, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 17.
Student Marital Status q Single q Married q Divorced q Separated q Widowed q Registered Domestic Partnership
DEPENDENCY STATUS
The questions below will determine whether you are considered a Dependent student or Independent student for fee waiver eligibility and
whether parental information is needed. If you answer “Yes” to ANY of the questions 1-10 below, you will be considered an INDEPENDENT
student. If you answer “No” to all questions, you will be considered a Dependent student thereby reporting parental information and should
continue with Question 11.
1. Were you born before January 1, 1996? q Yes q No
2. As of today, are you married or in a Registered Domestic Partnership (RDP)? (Answer "Yes" if you are separated but not
divorced or have not filed a termination notice to dissolve partnership. q Yes q No
3. Are you a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces or currently serving on active duty for purposes other than training?
q Yes q No
4. Do you have children who will receive more than half of their support from you between July 1, 2019- June 30, 2020, or other
dependents who live with you (other than your children or spouse/RDP) who receive more than half of their support from you,
now and through June 30, 2020 q Yes q No

5. At any time since you turned age 13, were both your parents deceased, were you in foster care, or were you a dependent or
ward of the court? q Yes q No
6. Are you or were you an emancipated minor as determined by a court in your state of legal residence? q Yes q No

7. Are you or were you in legal guardianship as determined by a court in your state of legal residence? q Yes q No
8. At any time on or after July 1, 2018, did your high school or school district homeless liaison determine that you were an
unaccompanied youth who was homeless qYes qNo
9. At any time on or after July 1, 2018, did the director of an emergency shelter or transitional housing program funded by the
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development determine that you were an unaccompanied youth who was homeless?
q Yes q No
10. At any time on or after July 1, 2018, did the director of a runaway or homeless youth basic center or transitional living program
determine that you were an unaccompanied youth who was homeless or were self-supporting and at risk of being homeless?
q Yes q No
• If you answered "Yes" to any of the questions 1 - 10, you are considered an INDEPENDENT student for enrollment fee waiver purposes
and must provide income and household information about yourself (and your spouse or RDP if applicable). Skip to Question #13. If
you answered "No" to all questions 1 - 10, complete the following questions:
11. If your parent(s) or his/her RDP filed or will file a 2017 U.S. Income Tax Return, were you, or will you be claimed on their tax
return as an exemption by either or both of your parents? q Will Not File q Yes q No
12. Do you live with one or both of your parent(s) and/or his/her RDP? q Yes q No
• If you answered "No" to questions 1 - 10 and "Yes" to either question 11 or 12, you must provide income and household information about
your PARENT(S)/RDP. Please answer questions for a DEPENDENT student in the sections that follow.
• If you answered "No" or "Parent(s) will not file" to question 11, and "No" to question 12, you are a dependent student for all student aid
except this enrollment fee waiver. You may answer questions as an INDEPENDENT student on the rest of this application, but please try to
get your PARENT information and file a FAFSA so you may be considered for other student aid. You cannot get other student aid without
your parent(s’) information. HOD A ENROLLMENT FEE WAIVER
13. Are you (the student ONLY) currently receiving monthly cash assistance for yourself or any dependents from:
TANF/CalWORKs? q Yes q No
SSI/SSP (Supplemental Security Income/State Supplemental Program)? q Yes q No
General Assistance? q Yes q No
14. If you are a dependent student, are your parent(s)/RDP receiving monthly cash assistance from TANF/CalWORKs or SSI/SSP as
a primary source of income? q Yes q No
If you answered "Yes" to question 13 or 14 you are eligible for a CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT. Sign the Certification at the end of
this form. You are required to show current proof of benefits. Submit application and documentation to the financial aid office.
METHOD B CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT QUESTIONS
15. DEPENDENT STUDENT: How many persons are in your parent(s)/RDP household? (Include yourself, your parent(s)/RDP, and anyone
who lives with your parent(s)/RDP and receives more than 50% of their support from your parents/RDP, now and through June 30, 2020.)
_________
16. INDEPENDENT STUDENT: How many persons are in your household? (Include yourself, your spouse/RDP, and anyone who lives with
you and receives more than 50% of their support from you, now and through June 30, 2020.) ___________
17. 2016 Income Information
(Dependent students should not include their own DEPENDENT STUDENT: INDEPENDENT STUDENT:
Income information for Q 17, a and b below.)
PARENT(S)/RDP STUDENT (& SPOUSE’S/
a. Adjusted Gross Income (If 2017 U.S. Income Tax Return INCOME ONLY RDP) INCOME
was filed, enter the amount from Form 1040,
line 37; 1040A, line 21; 1040EZ, line 4). $______________ $__________________
b. All other income (Include ALL money received in
2017 that is not included in line (a) above (such as
Disability, child support, military living allowance,
Workman’s Compensation, untaxed pensions.) $______________ $__________________
TOTAL Income for 2017 (Sum of a + b) $______________ $__________________


The Financial Aid Office will review your income and let you know if you qualify for a CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT under Method B. Submit
application and documentation to the financial aid office.
If you do not qualify using Method A or Method B, you should file a FAFSA (for U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens) or the California Dream Application (for
undocumented AB 540 students). The FAFSA is available at www.fafsa.gov and the Dream Application is available at https://dream.csac.ca.gov/. Contact the
Financial Aid Office for more information.
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS ENROLLMENT Fee Waivers
18. Do you have certification from the CA Department of Veterans Affairs that you are eligible for a dependent's fee waiver?
Submit certification. q Yes q No
19. Do you have certification from the National Guard Adjutant General that you are eligible for a dependent's fee waiver?
Submit certification. q Yes q No
20. Are you eligible as a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor or as a child of a recipient?
Submit documentation from the Department of Veterans Affairs. q Yes q No
21. Are you eligible as a dependent of a victim of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack?
Submit documentation from the CA Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board. q Yes q No
22. Are you eligible as a dependent of a deceased law enforcement/fire suppression personnel killed in the line of duty?
Submit documentation from the public agency employer of record. q Yes q No
• If you answered "Yes" to any of the questions from 18-22, you are eligible for a CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT and perhaps
other aid or adjustments. Sign the Certification below. Submit application and documentation to the financial aid office. Contact the
Financial Aid Office if you have questions.
CERTIFICATION FOR ALL APPLICANTS: READ THIS STATEMENT AND SIGN BELOW
I hereby swear or affirm, under penalty of perjury, that all information on this form is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. If asked by
an authorized official, I agree to provide proof of this information, which may include a copy of my and my spouse/registered domestic partner
and/or my parent's/registered domestic partner’s 2017 U.S. Income Tax Return(s). I also realize that any false statement or failure to give proof
when asked may be cause for the denial, reduction, withdrawal, and/or repayment of my waiver. I authorize release of information regarding this
application between the college, the college district, and the Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges.
I understand the following information (please check each box):
q Federal and state financial aid programs are available to help with college costs (including enrollment fees, books & supplies,
transportation and room and board expenses). By completing the FAFSA or the California Dream Application, additional financial
assistance may be available in the form of Cal Grants, Pell and other grants, work study and other aid.
q I may apply for and receive financial assistance if I am enrolled, either full time or part time, in an eligible program of study
(certificate, associate degree or transfer).
q Financial aid program information and application assistance is available in the college financial aid office.
Applicant’s Signature Date Parent Signature (Dependent Students Only) Date
CALIFORNIA INFORMATION PRIVACY ACT
State and federal laws protect an individual’s right to privacy regarding information pertaining to oneself. The California Information Practices Act of 1977 requires the following information be
provided to financial aid applicants who are asked to supply information about themselves. The principal purpose for requesting information on this form is to determine your eligibility for
financial aid. The Chancellor’s Office policy and the policy of the community college to which you are applying for aid authorize maintenance of this information. Failure to provide such
information will delay and may even prevent your receipt of financial assistance. This form’s information may be transmitted to other state agencies and the federal government if required by law.
Individuals have the right of access to records established from information furnished on this form as it pertains to them.
The officials responsible for maintaining the information contained on this form are the financial aid administrators at the institutions to which you are applying for financial aid. The SSN may be
used to verify your identity under record keeping systems established prior to January 1, 1975. If your college requires you to provide an SSN and you have questions, you should ask the financial
aid officer at your college for further information. The Chancellor’s Office and the California community colleges, in compliance with federal and state laws, do not discriminate on the basis of
race, religion, color, national origin, gender, age, disability, medical condition, sexual orientation, domestic partnership or any other legally protected basis. Inquiries regarding these policies may
be directed to the financial aid office of the college to which you are applying.
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
q CCPGT-A q CCPG-B qSpecial Classification qStudent is not eligible q Student RDP q Parent RDP
q TANF/CalWORKs q Veteran q National Guard Dependent
q GA q CCPG-C q 9/11 Dependent q Medal of Honor q Homeless

q SSI/SSP q Dep. of deceased law enforcement/fire personnel
Date:
Comments:
Certified by:
04/4/2019

FINANCIAL AID
Glendale Community College participates in federal and state *The Pilot Training Certificate, Pilot Training AS Degree,
student aid programs. When evaluating a student’s eligibility, Computer Applications Technician, and Unix System
the entire annual cost of education is considered, including fees, Administrator degrees/certificates are not eligible for federal
books, transportation and a basic amount of living expenses. student aid.
HOW TO APPLY Pell Grant, SEOG Grant, Work-Study, Loans—

To apply, submit the FAFSA form by mail or on the internet GCC participates in federal grant, loan and work-study
at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Other forms and documents may be programs that are available to students enrolled in a college
required during the review process. Provide all information as degree, certificate or transfer program. These are all “need-
quickly as possible to expedite your application. based” programs and eligibility is based on the FAFSA. In addition,
students must meet Satisfactory Academic Progress standards
Fall 2019 – Winter 2020 – Spring 2020 – Summer 2020 and other federal eligibility criteria. Most students must be
File the 2018-2019 FAFSA beginning October 1, 2019. File before enrolled at least half-time (6 units), some Pell Grant recipients
March 2 to be considered for the the Cal Grant Program. The may qualify for a grant if enrolled less than half time.
college’s priority deadline is April 1, 2019.
CAL GRANT PROGRAM FOR FALL 2019-SPRING 2020
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT PROGRAM (formerly Eligibility is based on the student’s 2019-2020 FAFSA and
known as the Board of Governors Fee Waiver) other criteria. Application deadlines are March 2, 2019 and
Effective 2019-2020 award year, the BOG Fee Waiver will be September 2, 2019. The college will submit GPA information
called the California College Promise Grant (CCPG). This waiver for all students who have completed 24 units or more at GCC,
is available to California residents to cover enrollment fees only. of which at least 16 are degree applicable. Students who do
Students must demonstrate financial need by completing the not meet these criteria must complete a GPA Verification form
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California and send it to the California Student Aid Commission. There are
College Promise Grant Application. three types of Cal Grants:
Effective in Fall 2016, students who are eligible for a California Entitlement Grant: Awarded to all 2018 and 2019 high school
College Promise Grant may lose their eligibility if they fail to graduates who meet the criteria and filed the FAFSA and GPA
sustain a Cumulative GPA (CGPA) of 2.0 or higher and complete Verification Form by March 2.
more than 50 percent of their coursework. If a student's CGPA Competitive Grant: Limited number of awards to other students
falls below 2.0 for two consecutive primary terms (fall or spring), who meet the criteria and apply by March 2 or September 2.
the student is placed on academic probation. If the cumulative
number of units completed is not more than 50 percent in two CAL GRANT A—Provides a grant in the amount of tuition and
consecutive primary terms, the student is placed on progress fees at UC & CSU and up to $9084 at private colleges to students
probation. who plan to transfer and who have a GPA of at least 3.0 and meet
need and income criteria. Because eligible students already have
Academic: Maintain a CPGA of 2.0 or higher community college fees waived through the BOG program, grants
Progress: Complete more than 50% of coursework successfully are not activated until the student transfers to a 4-year college.
Any combination of two consecutive primary terms of academic CAL GRANT B—Provides a stipend of $1672 per year to students who
and/or progress probabtion may result in the loss of California have a GPA of at least 2.0 and meet specific income, need and
College Promise Grant. other criteria. Students who transfer will also receive funds for
tuition and fees at UC and CSU and up to $9084 at a private
FEDERAL STUDENT AID PROGRAMS* college.
Program Maximum Amt. Criteria

CAL GRANT C—Provides awards of up to $1094 to students in
vocational programs. Eligible students will receive a supplemental
application form that must be completed and submitted to be
Based on EFC and
Pell Grant $3098/semester considered for an award.
enrollment
Funds are earned
Work - Study $2000/semester through part-time job
on campus
Based on need & year
Subsidized Loan $3500-$4500/yr in school; repayment
begins after school
$2000-$6000/yr 2nd Year Students;
Unsubsidized Loan plus subsidized Interest is calculated
amount immediately

THE STUDENT SUCCESS COMPLETION GRANT (SSCG)—The SSCG SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS REQUIREMENTS
grant award provides students with additional financial aid to Students applying for financial aid are required to meet
help offset the total cost of community college attendance, federally required academic progress standards. Students who
and encourages full time attendance and successful on-time do not meet the following standards will be disqualified from
completion. financial aid eligibility:
1. Grade Point Average (GPA)-Students must maintain a 2.0 GPA.
2. Maximum Units-Students who do not complete a degree or
To be eligible for payment in the fall or winter/spring semester, transfer program within 90 attempted units or a certificate
you must meet all of the criteria detailed below in each semester within 45 attempted units are not considered to be making
you expect payment: satisfactory academic progress and are disqualified from
financial aid.
1. You must receive a full-time Cal Grant B or C payment. 3.Satisfactory Progress-Students must successfully complete at
Students Choosing to take a Leave of Absence for their Cal least 67% of units in which they enroll. Courses in which
Grant will not be eligible to receive payment for the SSCG. a grade of F, W, or NP is earned are not considered to be
successfully completed.
2. To receive $649 in the fall or winter/spring semester, you
must be enrolled in 12-14.99 units per semester SAP Warning and Dismissal
3. To receive $2,000 in the fall or winter/spring semester, Students’ compliance with Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic
you must be enrolled in 15+ units per semester Progress Standards is measured each semester. Students who
4. If you are on Financial Aid Contract, only units from the are warned that they are in danger of not meeting one or more
courses listed on your contract will count toward your of the Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress standards
eligibility must meet the standard(s) by the end of the semester in order
to remain eligible for financial aid. Students not meeting this
5. You must meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
standard after the “Warning” semester are placed on SAP
Standards Dismissal and are no longer eligible for financial aid.
6. Have unmet needs
7. Awarded on funds available basis. Appeal Process:
Students may appeal a financial aid disqualification if
Summer SSCG are awarded on a funds-available basis. Student the failure to meet the standard was due to mitigating
who have received the maximum SSCG amount for fall and circumstances. Mitigating circumstances may include illness, a
winter/spring ($4,000) are not eligible for summer SSCG. change of major or other circumstances beyond the student’s
Students enrolling for the summer term will be considered for control and must be documented. Students are notified in
writing of the outcome of their appeal.
a summer SSCG payment based on their unit total for the year
(completed fall and winter/spring units plus enrolled summer Please note: Appeals to Count the Higher Grade and for
units). Students whose summer enrollment brings their annual Academic Renewal may impact your financial aid eligibility.
unit total to 24-29 will receive a summer payment amount that Please consult a financial aid advisor if you are pursuing one
brings their SSCG annual award amount to $1,298. Students of these appeals.
whose summer enrollment brings their annual unit total to
30+ units will receive a summer payment amount that brings Students who are placed on Academic Dismissal
their SSCG annual award amount to $4,000. by the College are not eligible for financial aid. There is no
Financial Aid appeal process for this status.
DROPPING OR WITHDRAWING FROM CLASSES
See the Catalog or Financial Aid Office website for
Students who receive financial aid should be aware of
additional information.
the effect of withdrawing from classes. Financial aid is not
recalculated for enrollment changes that occur after the drop/ FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION ON THE WEB
add deadlines. Students who reduce their enrollment status www.glendale.edu
(withdraw from some but not all units) prior to the registration
deadline may have their financial aid eligibility reduced and Financial Aid website Click on “Financial Aid & Fees", "Financial
may be required to repay funds. Students who drop all units and Aid" on the college’s main webpage for more information on
completely withdraw from the college prior to completing 60% financial aid programs, the application process, links to the
of the semester will also be required to repay a portion of the FAFSA form, to download and print all other financial aid forms
funds they received. Students who receive all fail (F/NP) grades and a calendar of upcoming loan workshops.
or a combination of all fail (F/NP) and withdrawal (W) grades
MyGCC Click on the “MyGCC” button on the college
for the term are considered to have unofficially withdrawn and webpage to check your financial aid status. Any outstanding
the withdrawal date used in the return calculation of a student's documents will be listed on your personal To Do list. Once
federal financial aid will be the midpoint of the semester. We your file is reviewed, any financial aid awarded to you will
encourage you to consult with the Financial Aid Office prior be listed on MyGCC.
to dropping classes.
FA-TV Short informational videos on a variety of financial
aid and financial literacy topics.

1122 E. Garfield Ave.

(Between Adams and Chevy Chase)
Tuition-Free Classes for Adults
Glendale Community College

Continuing Education Programs
FALL 2019
SEPTEMBER 3 -DECEMBER 18, 2019
Take A Step Today To Improve Your Tomorrow
During business hours, call: (818) 240-1000 ext. 5678

For the most current schedule go online at www.glendale.edu/ce
/GarfieldCampusGCC /GarfieldCampusGCC /GarfieldCampusGCC

CONTINUING EDUCATION CONTACT INFORMATION
Continuing Education Offices - 1122 E. Garfield, Glendale

Hours: Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
General Information............................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 5678
Business Education............................................................................ (818) 240-1000, ext. 5690
Workforce Investment Opportunity Act (WIOA) �� (818) 240-1000, ext. 5803
GAIN/CalWORKs................................................................................ (818) 240-1000, ext. 5681
Parent Education/ Lifelong Learning Seminars ��(818) 240-1000, ext. 5670 or
(818) 243-5196
English as a Second Language.......................................................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 5033
High School Diploma ........................................................................ (818) 240-1000, ext. 5035
High School Equivalency Test/GED �� (818) 240-1000, ext. 5050
High School Equivalency Classes �� (818) 240-1000, ext. 5686
Citizenship...........................................................................................(818) 240-1000, ext. 5717
Library................................................................................................. (818) 240-1000, ext. 5098
Bookstore........................................................................................... (818) 240-1000, ext. 5802
Garfield Child Development Center �� (818) 240-1000, ext. 3071
Career & Counseling Center.................................................(818) 240-1000, ext. 5055 or 5035
YOUR FUTURE CAN START TODAY!
WHERE I AM NOW: SUGGESTED CLASSES:
I want to improve my basic reading Basic writing, reading and math

and/or math skills.

I want to get my high school equivalency High School Equivalency classes and High School
certificate or my high school diploma or GED. Diploma
I want to improve my computer skills. MS Office and/or Accounting software
I want to earn a business certificate. Office Procedures and Technology
I want to get a better job. Resume Writing and Interviewing

21st Century Employment

I want to become a U.S. citizen. Citizenship

I want to learn and speak English better. English as a Second Language
I want to have information on child care. Garfield Child Development Center
I want to be a better parent. Parent Education
Questions? Call (818) 240-1000 ext. 5678
CONTINUING EDUCATION: GARFIELD CAMPUS

EDUCATION THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

HOW TO ENROLL - CONTINUING EDUCATION
STEP 1 APPLICATION
Complete Noncredit Student Application:
• Go to www.glendale.edu/ce
• Scroll down and click on "Apply to Noncredit"
• Complete entire application
• Include your email address if you have one
• Once application is submitted, you will receive notification of GCC student ID number with instructions
by email within 3 days (if no email is listed, a letter will be sent within 10 days). If you have not received
your ID, please contact the counseling office at ext. 5055
STEP 2 ASSESSMENT/TEST
Sign up and complete an assessment, if you are:
• ESL Student - Garfield Campus TR 200 or Verdugo Campus SV 365 or SF 110A
• GED, HiSET, or High School Diploma (HSD) Student - Garfield Campus MP 221
• Adult Basic Education (ABE) Student - Garfield Campus MP 211
Note: If you are taking Office Business Technology (OBT), Parent Education, or Lifelong Learning classes,
you do not need to take an assessment
STEP 3 NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION & S.E.P.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION
Sign up and attend New Student Orientation in MP 221
STUDENT EDUCATION PLAN & COUNSELING

Sign up in MP 221 for an appointment with an academic counselor to complete a Student Education Plan (SEP)
(Bring your assessment/placement test results with you)
WALK-IN COUNSELING AVAILABLE AND WELCOMED!
STEP 4 REGISTRATION
Please see page 102 for detailed steps on how to register for classes
OTHER CLASSES
Online applications and registration are available online at www.glendale.edu/ce.
WORKFORCE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ACT (MP221)

Glendale Community College employment & training course offerings:
1. General Office Clerk I, II, & III
2. Account Clerk I & II
3. Medical Front Office Clerk
4. Dental Front Office Clerk
For more information please contact the Career and Counseling Center at (818) 240-1000, ext. 5055.
WAITING LISTS
When the class enrollment limit has been reached, the additional names are placed on a waiting list. Persons whose names
are on the waiting list are encouraged to check with the instructor to verify seat availability.
ATTENDANCE
When students register for a class, it is their responsibility to attend regularly. Classes will be discontinued if attendance becomes
irregular or small. After three consecutive absences in a class with a waiting list, students will be dropped from the class and
their names will be placed at the bottom of the waiting list. Children are not permitted to attend continuing education classes
with their parents except in certain Parent Education classes. Continuing Education classes are established for either high school
graduates or students 18 years of age or older. Students 17½ years of age must have approval from an administrator and a
division chairperson at Garfield in order to take classes. For more information call (818) 240-1000, ext. 5035 or 5055.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
(818) 240-1000
BUSINESS EDUCATION (MP 119) NONCREDIT ESL (TR 200)
The Business Education program’s primary purpose is Noncredit ESL offers six levels of integrated skills classes (reading,
to help students develop skills that are important for writing, listening, and speaking) plus Literacy (before Level
success in the modern workplace. In addition, the Business 1). These classes are offered in the morning, afternoon, and
Education program offers a bridge to further studies in evening, and meet Monday through Thursday. Students can also
college/university credit programs or technical schools. take classes in citizenship and conversation throughout the week
Students who successfully complete a business program and on Friday mornings. They can also take specialty classes that
will receive a certificate of completion. Beeline bus passes prepare them for credit (CRESL, the College Readiness program)
available in MP 125. and for the workplace (VESL, or Vocational ESL). In addition to
For information call ext. 5690. the Garfield Campus, students can take Noncredit ESL classes on
the Verdugo Campus and various community centers throughout
COMPUTER CLASSES (MP 119) Montrose and Glendale.
Computer classes offered include Introduction to For information call ext. 5033.
Computers, Windows XP; MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Access, and Outlook; Introduction to the Internet, CITIZENSHIP (TR 200G)
Integrated Technology; and QuickBooks and Peachtree. The Garfield Campus offers English as a Second Language
For information call ext. 5690. Citizenship classes for those who want to learn more about
the history and government of the USA and prepare for
WORKFORCE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ACT their oral interview.
(WIOA) (MP 221) For information call ext. 5717.
Glendale Community College’s employment and training
course offerings: General Office Clerk I, II, & III, Account Clerk STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER (MP 211)
I & II, Medical Front Office Clerk and Dental Front Office The Student Success Center offers a self-paced program for
Clerk. For more information please contact the Career & enhancing your basic skills, preparing for the GED, HiSET, or
Counseling Center at (818) 240-1000 ext. 5803 or 5055. completing your high school diploma. It provides computer-
aided instruction, one-to-one tutoring, small group
instruction, and individualized curriculum.
LIFELONG LEARNING SEMINARS For information call ext. 5686.
Programs designed for older adults seeking educational
opportunities. Classes are held in the Life Skills Building on
the Verdugo Campus of Glendale College, which is located at
1500 N. Verdugo Road (adjacent to the Child Development
Center) as well as in many locations around Glendale.
For information call ext. 5670.
PARENT EDUCATION/CHILD OBSERVATION

The Parent Education program offers classes for adults who
want to improve their parenting skills. For most classes,
parents attend age-specific classes with their children from
birth to pre-kindergarten ages. There are also adult-only
classes for parents of any age child seeking instruction in
positive parenting skills, anger management, discipline
techniques, or preparation for becoming a parent.
For information call ext. 5670.

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM
REQUIREMENTS FOR (2) Credits toward a diploma of high school graduation may be
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE earned in other accredited secondary schools and transferred to
the Glendale College Continuing Education Division. No credit
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
will be granted for correspondence or extension courses where
Effective July 1, 2006, the minimum requirements for a Glendale the examinations have not been monitored or proctored by ac-
Community College adult high school diploma are as follows: ceptable school officials, teachers or librarians.
English.............................................................................40 credits
World History.................................................................10 credits (3) Credits may be granted for work achievement having edu-
United States History.....................................................10 credits cational value provided the individual has been employed for a
American Government...................................................5 credits year or longer by the same employer in an activity which would
Economics.........................................................................5 credits be considered equivalent to, or parallel to, some high school
Physical Science..............................................................10 credits subject. Original letters from the employer are submitted verify-
Biological Science...........................................................10 credits ing the dates and length of employment, detailing the nature
Algebra...........................................................................10 credits of the work performed and rating the quality of the work
Geometry........................................................................10 credits completed. Not more than 10 semester hours of unduplicated
Career Preparation..........................................................5 credits work achievement credit may be counted toward high school
graduation.
Computer Applications...................................................5 credits
Health................................................................................5 credits
Humanities (Art, Music, or Foreign Language)..........10 credits (4) Credits may be granted for regular training courses complet-
Electives...........................................................................50 credits ed at a military base during a term of military service, based on
the recommendations of the American Council on Education,
TOTAL........................................................................... 185 credits and for approved courses completed with the United States
A minimum of 20 credits must be completed at Glendale Com- Armed Forces Institute.
munity College. The credits may be earned in the Continuing
Education program and/or the credit program. (5) Credits earned at Glendale Community College or at any
other accredited college may be converted into high school
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TESTING credits, by petition, at the rate of three college units for 10 high
The High School Equivalency tests can give you the opportunity school credits.
to earn a high school equivalency certificate and may reduce
considerably the number of elective courses required for a (6) Elective credits may be granted according to the results of
high school diploma. The tests are in the areas of Writing Skills, the General Education Development (GED) tests taken by those
Social Studies, Science, Literature, and Mathematics. The tests who qualify (see High School Equivalency Testing at left).
are given monthly at the Garfield Campus, 1122 E. Garfield,
Glendale. For test dates and registration information please call
(7) Neither college nor high school courses that have a content
(818) 240-1000 ext. 5056. For information regarding optional
the same as, or are of a lower level than, courses already taken
preparation courses offered at the Garfield Campus call (818)
and passed in the same subject area may be taken for high
240-1000 ext. 5686.
school credit. If there is any question regarding the acceptabil-
ity of a course, the student is to confer with a counselor or the
FURTHER SOURCES OF HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS Administrator of Continuing Education. High school credits may
(1) High school credits, applicable toward a diploma of high not be earned through repetition of a subject for which credit
school graduation, may be earned by completing courses of- has been granted previously.
fered in the Glendale College Continuing Education program.
However, students who desire such credit should consult with a
continuing education counselor to be sure that such credits will
satisfy graduation requirements and must make this fact known
to the instructor at the time of enrollment.
Students may proceed in high school diploma courses at a pace

commensurate with ability. Students will be expected to attend
class regularly and for the hours scheduled for the course.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES
Before you begin the registration process make sure you have:
 Your Noncredit Student ID Number
 Your PIN Number associated with your Student ID Number
If you need any assistance with your ID Number or PIN,
please call (818) 240-1000 Ext. 4360
 Your Class Ticket Number
STEP 1 Go to www.glendale.edu/ce and then click on MyGCC
STEP 2 Enter your Student ID Number________________

your PIN________________
and click on LOGIN
STEP 3 Click on I want to: access my Student Center
STEP 4 Click on Enroll under the Academics section
STEP 5 Select the Term you want to register for and click on Continue
STEP 6 Enter your Class Number and click Enter
STEP 7 Select Wait list if class is full and then click Next
STEP 8 Click on Proceed to Step 2 of 3
STEP 9 Click on Finish Enrolling
CONGRATULATIONS!
YOU ARE NOW ENROLLED IN THE CLASS.

CONTINUING EDUCATION RESOURCES AND SERVICES
ACADEMIC COUNSELING (MP 221) MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING (MP 221)

Academic counselors provide services to noncredit The Garfield Campus offers short-term and crisis counseling
continuing education students. The counselors work with to students enrolled in any of the continuing education
High School Diploma and High School Equivalency students programs or classes. To make an appointment with the
(transcript evaluation and advisement), State Department mental health counselor, call ext. 5035 or 5055.
of Rehabilitation students, ESL students and claimants of
California Training Benefits (CTB) from the Employment GARFIELD CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Development Department (EDD), Workforce Investment The Garfield Campus offers childcare during daytime hours
Opportunity Act (WIOA), and student noncredit to for continuing education students who have 3 to 5 year old
credit counseling. For an appointment with an academic children who are potty trained. Please contact the Center
counselor, call ext. 5055 or 5035. for information about enrollment fees. CalWORKs and
GAIN students are eligible for free childcare. Call for more
BOOKSTORE (MP 126) information, ext. 3071.
The Bookstore sells textbooks, pencils, notebooks, etc. The
bookstore is located on the 1st floor Mariposa Building, DISABLED STUDENTS PROGRAMS & SERVICES
Room 126. Hours vary, call ext. 5802. (DSPS) (MP 221)
The DSPS counselor is available to assist students with
CAREER AND COUNSELING CENTER (MP 221) verified disabilities or health impairments. For more
The Career and Counseling Center is located in MP221 information please call ext. 5035 or 5055.
(2nd floor). The Career and Counseling Center provides
assistance in the following areas: transferring to the main CALWORKS PARENTS PROGRAM (SF 115 AND TR 300)
campus; choosing credit/noncredit classes to improve skills; The GCC CalWORKs Program is the on-campus resource for
applying for financial aid; career assessment; developing parents receiving CalWORKs cash aid. Our students are
resumes and cover letters; filling out job applications; fax, low-income parents who are receiving welfare benefits
copier, and telephone available. Call for more information, from the state of California. We provide encouragement,
ext. 5035 or 5055. advice, and honest feedback for a population of students
who are rebuilding their lives on a foundation of education,
CITIZENSHIP OFFICE (TR 200G) while modeling perseverance and hard work to their
The Citizenship Office is available to help students fill out, children. We help students communicate with the state
free of charge, the N-400 form, the Application for U.S. workers (DPSS and GAIN) who oversee their benefits. We
Naturalization. Students can also have their pictures taken, process the documents that allow CalWORKs students to
at a reduced cost, to complete their application. Information access crucial supportive services from the state, including
is also provided about free classes that can help students child care during class hours and reimbursement for school-
prepare for the U.S. citizenship examination. Hours vary, call related costs such as text books, supplies, transportation,
ext. 5717. and fees. We also provide funding for Work Study jobs and
on-campus child care.
INFORMATION/WELCOME CENTER (MP 125)
The Information/Welcome Center gives general information For more information about the Glendale Community College
to continuing and new students. Welcome Center staff are CalWORKs Program, please telephone (818) 240-1000. Dial
available to help students with the application, photo ID extension 5508 for the Verdugo Campus CalWORKs Program
cards, Beeline passes and is located on the 1st floor of the or extension 5681 for the Garfield CalWORKs Program. More
Mariposa Building, Room 125. Ext. 5678 information about the GCC CalWORKs Program can also be
found at www.glendale.edu/calworks.
LIBRARY (TR 201)
The collection supports what students are learning. There
are books specifically for the ESL population; there are Continuing and Community Education/
support materials for those studying for a High School Garfield Campus
Equivalency Exam, and other resources to help with reading,
writing, grammar, and math. The librarians can help access
other information electronically through the virtual library. During business hours call:
Hours vary, call ext. 5007. (818) 240-1000, ext. 5678
www.glendale.edu/ce

PARKING
PASSENGER DROP-OFF ZONES SEMESTER PARKING PERMITS
DROP-OFF ZONE ON VERDUGO ROAD Student semester parking permits are honored in Lot B and the
The passenger drop off zone is located on Verdugo Road in front upper four floors of the parking structure (Levels 3-6) as well as
of the college. This zone is for the IMMEDIATE LOADING and/or the city parking Lots 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, and the Civic Auditorium
UNLOADING OF PASSENGERS ONLY. Parking and/or waiting in your Parking Structure. A student will not have to pay the parking
vehicle for the passenger(s) to arrive is prohibited. Be sure persons meters in the city parking lots if he/she purchases and displays
are waiting on the sidewalk area before pulling up to the drop-off a valid student (semester) parking permit; however, the student
zone. Do not drop off at any driveway entrance to the college. Do is only allowed to park in the city parking lots for the specified
not load or unload passengers in any red zones. Violations may time that is designated for each lot. Signs in the lots specify the
result in a citation by the Glendale Police Department or Glendale hourly limit. Check posted signs for restrictions. STUDENT PERMITS
Community College District Police Department. You may also receive ARE NOT VALID FOR STREET PARKING. Many streets in the area
these citations in the mail. surrounding the school are “Resident Permit Parking Only”. Do
not park in restricted areas, you will be subject to citation, and
DISABLED DROP-OFF ZONE your vehicle may be towed. Permits are not valid at street meters
There is a designated disabled drop-off zone located in Lot F unless indicated by posted sign. The permit is valid from 6:00 a.m.
on the campus, off of Towne and Verdugo Road. Follow painted to 11:00 p.m. daily.
arrows when entering or exiting the drop-off zone. There is a
second disabled drop-off zone in Lot C, Level One. THESE ZONES Purchasing a semester parking permit does not guarantee a
ARE FOR THE IMMEDIATE LOADING AND/OR UNLOADING OF parking spot and previous semester permits are not valid in any
DISABLED PASSENGERS ONLY. lot. Permits are not transferable from person to person; however
they may be used in other vehicles which the student uses.
PARKING PERMITS
Parking on the GCC campus requires a permit 365 days a year. STAFF AND FACULTY PARKING PERMITS
You are required to display a parking permit while parked on Faculty and staff must park in their assigned lots; however,
campus. If you are unable to purchase a semester permit, daily they may also park in Lot C for overflow. Staff and faculty must
permits are available from the Pay and Display machines at the display a valid parking permit at all times while parked on the
entrance to the GCC parking structure or you may pay the meters Verdugo Campus of GCC or at the Garfield Campus. Permits are not
and park in the city parking lots. Parking is not free and there transferable from person to person; however they may be used in
are no grace periods. Parking permits are ALWAYS REQUIRED. If other vehicles which the staff or faculty member uses.
you do not display a parking permit, you are subject to citation.
MOTORCYCLES
Garfield Campus does not require parking permits. Motorcycles, mopeds, and motorized scooters must be parked
in designated motorcycle parking spaces only. These designated
DAILY PARKING PERMITS spaces are located next to the track at Sartoris Field, in Lot F, or at
• If a Pay and Display machine in the area you have parked is the north end of City Lot 32. Motorcycles, mopeds, and motorized
inoperable, it is the responsibility of the purchaser to find scooters must display a motorcycle sticker permit while parked on
an alternate Pay and Display machine which is operational GCC campus. Owners should contact College Police Department
in order to purchase the required parking permit. to obtain a sticker permit.
• Permits are not transferable from person to person, and are
valid only for the day printed on the daily permit. DISABLED PLACARDS OR DISABLED PERSON’S LICENSE PLATES
• Guests who are attending special events at the college are Disabled placards and/or disabled person’s license plates issued
required to purchase and display a valid daily parking permit, by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) allow the vehicle to be
or guests may choose to park in Lot F or the city lots and parked in any parking space on GCC properties to which the driver
pay the meters. has access. However, parking may be restricted and prohibited for
• Students are encouraged to purchase a daily permit during special circumstances such as board meetings, public safety access
the first week of the semester or intersession to allow time and emergencies, special events, training, and executive level
to purchase a semester parking permit. Daily permits are assigned parking. Additionally, parking in red zones, blocking
valid for the day posted on the daily permit. driveways, blocking roadway access, and blocking evacuation routes
is prohibited.Designated disabled spaces are located throughout
Daily parking permits are available for $3.00 at the entrance the campus in student and staff lots. A valid GCC parking permit, as
to the GCC parking structure from the Pay and Display machines well as a valid Disabled Placard or Disabled Person’s License Plate,
(there are five machines on the outside of the structure). The is required to park on the GCC campus. Vehicles with Disabled
Pay and Display machines accept quarters and credit/debit cards. Placards or Disabled Person’s License Plates may park free of charge
Daily permits must be displayed face-up, on the driver’s side of the in any metered parking spaces as long as the Disabled Placard
vehicle’s dashboard and be clearly visible. The daily permits are and/or Disabled Person’s License Plates are displayed. Metered
valid for the entire day/evening in Lot 30, Lot B and the upper four parking spaces are located in Lot F on the campus, off of Towne
floors of the GCC parking structure (Levels 3-6) during the week, and Verdugo Road as well as in the city parking lots.
Monday-Friday. On weekends, the daily permits are valid in Lots B or
C. Vehicles not displaying a permit properly are subject to citation.
Parking will be enforced seven days per week including holidays.

PARKING
UN-SECURABLE VEHICLES owner’s expense. Vehicles towed by the College Police Department
Un-securable vehicles such as Jeeps, convertibles, etc. must may be retrieved at:
display sticker permits. Owners should contact the College Police
Department in SM 153 or call (818) 551-5205 or extension 5205 Gay’s Towing & Storage
from a campus phone for more information. 5146 San Fernando Rd
Glendale , CA 91204
ADDITIONAL PARKING REGULATIONS (818) 244-0015
Students parking in the GCC parking structure must park only
in spaces that are painted white. Green painted parking spaces are CIVIC AUDITORIUM
reserved for college employees. Vehicles must be parked entirely The Civic Auditorium parking garage is open to students when
within the painted parking space markings. Head-in parking only, not used for auditorium events. The parking garage and/or Lot
no backing in. 31 may be closed to students during these events. Check the
weekly bulletin for advanced notice or contact the College Police
OVERNIGHT PARKING Department in SM 153 or call (818) 551-5205 or extension 5205.
Overnight parking is not permitted from 12 a.m. to 6 a.m.,
without prior approval from the College Police Department. LOT F
Lot F at GCC is located on the campus, off of Towne and
ELECTRIC VEHICLE PARKING Verdugo Road. It is a metered lot for guests and visitors ONLY. NO
Rules for using the charging station(s): parking permits are authorized in Lot F including student, faculty,
1. MUST DISPLAY VALID GCC PARKING PERMIT. or staff permits. Guests and visitors must pay the meters to park
2. VEHICLE MUST BE PLUGGED IN AND CHARGING. in this lot. There are disabled parking spaces and a disabled drop
3. 4 HOURS MAXIMUM USAGE TIME PER DAY. off zone available in this lot. Designated motorcycle spaces are
4. AFTER VEHICLE IS CHARGED IT MUST BE PARKED ELSEWHERE. available as well.
5. ALL GCC PARKING RULES APPLY.
PARKING CITATIONS
BICYCLE PARKING
PARKING CITATION PAYMENTS
For bicycle rack locations, you may view the map at http://www.
Payments are due within 21 days of the date the parking
glendale.edu/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=8607.
citation was issued. Citations may be paid by sending a check
Bicycles are required to be parked/secured to bicycle racks. Bicycles
or money order in the envelope provided, by phone at (888)
may ONLY be secured to bicycle racks and may not be parked
300-9915, or online at http://www.paymycite.com.
and/or locked and/or secured to or against any light post, railing,
ramp, path, pathway, etc. or any location that would obstruct the
PARKING CITATION APPEAL PROCESS
pedestrian or vehicle pathway of others.
You have 21 days from the citation date to pay the citation
or file a Request for Administrative Review. Failure to do so will
ADDITIONAL PARKING INFORMATION
result in the fine doubling and a hold will be placed on your
Other pertinent parking information such as overnight parking,
vehicle’s registration until the fine is paid. You may request
electric vehicle parking, and disabled parking may be accessed via
an Administrative Review up to 14 days after the mailing of a
the Glendale Community College website, Police Department web
delinquency notice; however, you will still be responsible for
page. The link is: http://www.glendale.edu/index.aspx?page=4385
any late fees accrued due to failing to pay within 21 days of the
citation. Citations may be paid by sending a check or money order
On-campus parking lots are patrolled by the College Police
in the envelope provided, by phone at (888) 300-9915, or online
Department. Parking related concerns or questions can be submitted
at http://www.paymycite.com. If you need more information,
in person, in writing, or by emailing parking@glendale.edu. All
you may contact the College Police Department by calling (818)
District rules, regulations, and California Vehicle Codes (CVC) are
551-5205 or extension 5205 from a campus phone. Administrative
strictly enforced. Violators may be cited and/or towed at the vehicle
Review forms are also available in the College Police lobby (Sierra
Madre, 153), in the forms section of the GCC parking website or
through http://www.paymycite.com.
ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING REQUEST

If you are dissatisfied with the results of the Administrative
Review, you may request an Administrative Hearing by contacting
the College Police Department in person or by calling (818) 551-
5205 or extension 5205 from a campus phone. This request must be
made within 21 days of the date listed on the Administrative Review
form. If you are dissatisfied with the results of the Administrative
Hearing, you may file a claim in small claims court.

POLICE AND SAFETY SERVICES
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE EXTENSION! Dispatcher to contact you. You may then speak
Dial 4000 from any campus telephone or direct dial into the box as if you are using a speaker phone.
(818) 409-5911 3. If for any reason you are unable to talk into the
EMERGENCY CALL BOXES ECB, you can summon assistance by just pushing
the button and waiting next to the ECB. College
Emergency Call Boxes (ECBs) are located in, Police personnel are dispatched to the ECB each
or adjacent to, several campus parking lots. time it is activated.
They are connected to the Police Department
Communications Center by hard wired phone Additional services provided by the College Police
lines, and each one emits an identifier code that Department:
alerts the Police Dispatcher of the location of the • Lost and found: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday
box being activated. It is important for campus through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday
community members to learn the locations of ECBs, • Escorts (Verdugo Campus and off-campus sites)
especially those located along frequently traveled • Vehicle jump-starts
campus routes (maps are available at the police
station, which denote the locations of ECBs). To COLLEGE POLICE DEPARTMENT
use the system: Sierra Madre Building, Room 153, first floor, ext. 5205
1. Follow the instructions on the box. Business hours: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Thursday,
7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday
2. When the button is pushed and the ECB is activated, Patrol Hours: 7 days a week
it immediately alerts the Police Dispatcher that (818) 551-5205
someone has activated the ECB. Wait for the
EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM
The college uses an emergency text alert system called Nixle. If you wish to receive
emergency text messages from the college, you may subscribe using the directions below.
There is no cost to the subscriber; however, standard messaging rates may apply.
To opt in and receive future emergency text alerts from GCC, please text the two words
GO GCCALERT to the number 888777 from your cell phone. You will receive a confirmation
text that says “Nixle Local Alerts Welcome to GCCALERT.” By receipt of that text message,
you will have opted in to the Nixle system and you will receive future emergency text
alerts regarding campus emergencies. You do not need to accept or acknowledge the text
message. For additional information contact the Glendale Community College District
Police Department at 818-551-5205.
To sign up for voice dial and/or email messages visit www.glendale.edu/alerts.
BUS SERVICE
Glendale Community College is served by Glendale Beeline Shuttle and the Metro, providing an economical and
stress free alternative to parking.
For Beeline schedule information (Route 3 and 7), please visit http://www.ci.glendale.ca.us/public_works/beeline.asp
For information on Metro routes (Line numbers 90 and 91), visit http://www.mta.net/

STANDARDS OF STUDENT CONDUCT

The Standards of Student Conduct provide a prompt and equitable means substances, or alcoholic beverages except as expressly permitted by law and
to address alleged student violations of the college’s behavioral regulations. GCC regulations.
Students who violate college policies and behavioral regulations shall be 14. Presence on campus or at a college-sponsored function while under
subject to the disciplinary procedures outlined in the Standards of Student the influence of narcotics, other legally controlled substances, or alcoholic
Conduct, GCC Administrative Regulation 5500. These procedures are not beverages except as expressly permitted by law and GCC regulations.
intended to substitute for criminal or civil proceedings that may be initiated 15. Abusive behavior directed toward, or hazing of, a member of the campus
by other agencies. community or a campus visitor.
16. Illegal or unauthorized possession or use of firearms, explosives, other
Prohibited conduct that may subject a student to disciplinary sanctions includes, weapons, or dangerous chemicals.
but is not limited to the following: 17. Sexual harassment of a member of the campus community or a campus
visitor including, but not limited to unwelcome sexual advances; requests for
1. Disruption of the orderly operation of the college, including but not limited sexual favors; other verbal, non-verbal, or physical conduct of a sexual nature
to the delivery of GCC instructional, administrative, or student services; campus in violation of GCC board policies and administrative regulations on sexual
activities sponsored or sanctioned by GCC; other authorized non GCC activities harassment, and applicable State and Federal laws.
when the act occurs on GCC premises. 18. Verbal abuse, threats, intimidation, harassment, coercion or other conduct
2. Violation of published GCC rules, Board policies, and administrative that threatens or endangers the health and safety of a member of the campus
regulations. community or a college visitor.
3. Knowingly furnishing false information to any GCC employee or campus 19. Assault, battery, or any other physically abusive behavior that threatens or
office for the purpose of completing GCC documents, applications, or forms endangers the health and safety of a member of the campus community or
processed by the college. campus visitor.
4. Forgery, alteration, or other unauthorized use of GCC documents, 20. Theft or attempted theft of GCC property, or property of a member of the
applications, records, identification, or forms processed by the college. campus community or campus visitor.
5. Unauthorized possession or duplication of keys to any GCC premises, entry 21. Actual or attempted vandalism or destruction of GCC property, or property
into or use of any GCC premises, or use of GCC supplies and equipment. of a member of the campus community or campus visitor.
6. Cheating, plagiarism, or other violations of GCC policies and administrative 22. The use of any electronic listening or recording device in any classroom
regulations governing academic honesty. without the prior consent of the instructor, except as necessary to provide
7. Violation of GCC board policies and regulations governing the use of reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities.
computer, electronic, digital and communications technology. 23. Selling, preparing, or distributing recorded course materials for any purpose
8. Gaming, gambling, or participating in other activities for the purposes of unless authorized by the instructor in writing.
wagering or betting funds.
9. Soliciting or assisting another to perform any act that would violate the Authorized disciplinary sanctions for violations of student behavioral regulations
Standards of Student Conduct and subject a student to disciplinary sanctions. include, but are not limited to written reprimand, loss of privileges, restitution,
10. Violation of judicial and statutory standards of obscenity; engaging in lewd temporary removal from class, suspension, and permanent expulsion. The
or indecent behavior on campus or at a campus function. college administers these sanctions through the Standards of Student Conduct
11. Violation of federal, state, or local law on GCC premises, or at GCC sponsored and provides involved students with their due process rights guaranteed by
or supervised activities. State and Federal constitutional protections. Copies of the Standards of
12. Failure to comply with directions of GCC employees who are acting within Student Conduct are available in the Student Affairs Office located in the J.W.
the scope of their job responsibilities. Smith Student Center, or on the GCC website at www.glendale.edu.
13. Use, possession, or distribution of narcotics, other legally controlled
HARASSMENT POLICY
Board Policy 3430 PROHIBITION OF HARASSMENT
To this end the Superintendent/President or designee shall ensure that the
All forms of harassment are contrary to basic standards of conduct between institution undertakes education and training activities to counter discrimination
individuals and are prohibited by state and federal law, as well as this policy, and and to prevent, minimize and/or eliminate any hostile environment that impairs
will not be tolerated. The District is committed to providing an academic and work access to equal education opportunity or impacts the terms and conditions of
environment that respects the dignity of individuals and groups. The District shall employment.
be free of sexual harassment and all forms of sexual intimidation and exploitation
including acts of sexual violence. It shall also be free of other unlawful harassment, The Superintendent/President or designee shall establish administrative regulations
including that which is based on any of the following statuses: race, religious that define harassment on campus. The Superintendent/President or designee shall
creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability, medical further establish regulations for employees, students, and other members of the
condition, genetic information, marital status, sex, gender, gender identity, gender campus community that provide for the investigation and resolution of complaints
expression, age, or sexual orientation of any person, or because he or she is regarding harassment and discrimination, and procedures for students to resolve
perceived to have one or more of the foregoing characteristics. complaints of harassment and discrimination. All participants are protected from
retaliatory acts by the District, its employees, students, and agents.
The District seeks to foster an environment in which all employees and students
feel free to report incidents of harassment without fear of retaliation or reprisal. This policy and related written regulations (including the regulation for making
Therefore, the District also strictly prohibits retaliation against any individual for complaints) shall be widely published and publicized to administrators, faculty,
filing a complaint of harassment or for participating in a harassment investigation. staff, and students, particularly when they are new to the institution, as required
Such conduct is illegal and constitutes a violation of this policy. All allegations of in Education Code 66281.5.
retaliation will be swiftly and thoroughly investigated. If the District determines
that retaliation has occurred, it will take all reasonable steps within its power to Employees who violate the policy and regulations may be subject to disciplinary
stop such conduct. Individuals who engage in retaliatory conduct are subject to action up to and including termination. Students who violate this policy and related
disciplinary action, up to and including termination or expulsion. regulations may be subject to disciplinary measures up to and including expulsion.
Unpaid interns who violate this policy and related procedures may be subject to
Any student or employee who believes that he or she has been harassed or disciplinary measures up to and including termination from the internship or other
retaliated against in violation of this policy should immediately report such unpaid work experience program.
incidents by following the procedures described in AR 3435 Discrimination and
Harassment Investigations. Supervisors are mandated to report all incidents of For more information on Board Policy 3430 please contact the Associate Vice
harassment and retaliation that come to their attention. President, Human Resources at 818-240-1000, ext. 5165, or check online at
www.glendale.edu.
This policy applies to all aspects of the academic environment, including but
not limited to classroom conditions, grades, academic standing, employment
opportunities, scholarships, recommendations, disciplinary actions, and
participation in any community college activity. In addition, this policy applies
to all terms and conditions of employment, including but not limited to hiring,
placement, promotion, disciplinary action, layoff, recall, transfer, leave of absence,
training opportunities and compensation.

ACADEMIC FREEDOM POLICY

Board Policy 4030 ACADEMIC FREEDOM relation to their subject. College faculty are members of a learned profession,
and officers of an educational institution. When they communicate as
The Board of Trustees of Glendale Community College affirms that institutions individuals, they should be free from institutional censorship or discipline, but
of higher education are conducted for the common good and not to further the their special position in the community imposes special obligations. As scholars
interest of either the individual faculty member or the institution as a whole. and educational officers, they should remember that the public may judge their
The common good depends upon the free search for truth and its exposition. profession and their institution by their utterances. Hence they should at all
times be accurate, should exercise appropriate restraint, should show respect
Academic freedom is essential to these purposes and applies to all disciplines. for the Glendale Community College District, opinions of others, and should
Freedom in research is fundamental to the advancement of truth. Academic make every effort to indicate that they are not speaking for the institution.
freedom in all disciplines is fundamental for the protection of the rights of
the faculty and the student. It carries with it duties correlative with rights, Faculty are entitled to due process, where applicable under the provision of
regardless of employment status. the Guild contract, and where applicable under the Grievance Procedure as
conducted under the provisions of Board Policy 4050.
The academic community “is a questioner, a worrier, a critic, and idealist, seeking
a better way toward human aspiration and fulfillment.” Academic freedom is Academic Responsibility
essential for the maintenance of excellence in education, and moreover, exists Membership in the academic community imposes on students, faculty
so that society may have benefits of objective and independent criticism, and members, and administrators an obligation to respect the dignity of others, to
honest answers to scientific, social and artistic questions that might otherwise acknowledge their right to express differing opinions, and to foster and defend
be withheld for fear of offending an influential social group or transient social intellectual honesty, in instruction and counseling, and expression on and off
attitude. Accordingly, there shall be no adverse consequences to employment campus. In addition, faculty are responsible for but not limited to policies
status (hiring, promotion, and retention) as a result of expressions protected by and procedures defined in board policy, administrative regulations, and the
academic freedom. employment contract between the district and the Guild.
Academic Freedom Students are entitled to an atmosphere conducive to learning and to even-
Faculty members are entitled to full freedom in research and in the publication handed treatment in all aspects of the faculty-students relationship.
of the results, subject to the adequate performance of their other academic
duties; but research for pecuniary return should be based upon an understanding Board Policy 4030 ACADEMIC FREEDOM can be found online at
with the authorities of the institution. www.glendale.edu.
Faculty are entitled to freedom in discussing their subject, but they should be
careful not to introduce into their teaching controversial matter which has no
STUDENT GRIEVANCE POLICY

Student Grievance Procedures grade if they are prepared to carry the burden of proving one or more of the
Glendale Community College is committed to providing a prompt and following conditions as specified by law:
equitable means of resolving student complaints against actions taken by the • A mistake in the assignment of the grade or in the process of its recording
college and its employees. Students may elect to pursue a grievance if they • Fraud
believe a college decision or action has adversely affected their status, rights, • Bad faith
or privileges as students. • Incompetence
What can a student grieve? A student must file a grade appeal with the instructor within the next regular
Students may file grievances against actions by GCC employees in areas semester (as specified in the applicable class schedule) following the award of
including, but not limited to the following: the exercise of rights of free the original grade. The student is expected to make a reasonable effort to
expression; violation of published GCC rules, Board policies, and administrative resolve the matter on an informal basis with the instructor. If the grade appeal
regulations; and final grade assignments and other academic decisions. cannot be settled informally then the student may request a meeting with the
appropriate division chairperson who will attempt to resolve the grievance.
Non-Grade Complaints
A student may address a complaint about an action taken by a college If the division chairperson cannot resolve the grade appeal then the student
employee that does not involve course grades through the grievance process. may request a conference with the appropriate dean. The dean will attempt
Informal meetings and discussions between persons directly involved in a non- to resolve the grade appeal through compromise, negotiated settlement, or a
grade grievance are essential and encouraged at all stages of the dispute. If the recommendation that is satisfactory to the student and instructor. If the dean
grievance cannot be resolved directly with the involved employee, the student is unable to resolve the complaint and the student wishes to continue the grade
may request a meeting with the appropriate administrator/manager or division appeal process, the student may submit a written request for a formal grade
chairperson who shall attempt to resolve the issue informally. appeal hearing to the Campus Judicial Board.
If no informal resolution is reached with the administrator/manager or division The Campus Judicial Board will conduct a closed hearing and based on the
chairperson that is satisfactory to the student, the student may submit a written examination of supporting documents and testimony may take the following
complaint and request for a conference with the appropriate senior GCC actions: 1) accept the formal grade appeal and recommend an administrative
administrator as follows: grade change; 2) reject the formal grade appeal; and 3) make related
recommendations as appropriate. The Campus Judicial Board will issue a
• Instructional Services employees: Vice President, written decision that determines if the student established a rationale for a
Instructional Services or designee grade change according to applicable laws and includes recommendations for
• Student Services employees: Vice President, Student Services or designee the relief, if any, that should be afforded to the student. These findings are
• Administrative Services employees: Vice President, then submitted to the Superintendent/President for a final review.
Administrative Services or designee
• College administrators: Superintendent/President or designee After reviewing the report of findings and recommended actions from the
Campus Judicial Board, the Superintendent/President will issue a written
The senior administrator shall attempt to settle the grievance through decision to the involved parties. The Superintendent/President’s decision shall
mediation, negotiated agreement, or another mutually acceptable resolution. be final and binding in all formal grade appeal hearings.
Final outcomes or resolutions will be communicated to the involved parties
after the conclusion of the grievance process.
Where can a student get a copy of the GCC student grievance procedures?
Grade Appeals Copies of Board Policy 5530 regarding student grievance and procedures can be
The grade appeals procedure provides a means of resolving a student’s dispute obtained from a division chairperson, the Dean of Student Affairs, the Dean of
of an academic decision or final grade for a course. Students are entitled to Instructional Services, the Dean of Student Services, and the Dean of Admissions
an informal review and explanation of their grades by instructors who are and Records. Additionally, students may access these regulations on the GCC
obligated to provide such a review. However, students may only appeal a web site at www.glendale.edu.

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PERMIT NO. 1
GCC Schedule
FALL 2019
Tuesday, September 3 – Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Mission Statement
Glendale Community College Glendale Community College serves a diverse population
Verdugo Campus of students by providing the opportunities and support
1500 North Verdugo Road to achieve their educational and career goals. We are
committed to student learning and success through transfer
Glendale, CA 91208 preparation, certificates, associate degrees, career
(818) 240-1000 development, technical training, continuing education,
and basic skills instruction. The college is dedicated to
the importance of higher education in the evolving urban
environment of Glendale and the Greater Los Angeles
area. Faculty and staff engage students in rigorous and
innovative learning experiences that enhance and sustain
Glendale Community College the cultural, intellectual, and economic vitality of the
community.
Garfield Campus
1122 East Garfield Avenue As part of its mission, Glendale Community College is
Glendale, CA 91205 committed to student success by promoting:
(818) 240-1000, ext. 5678 • communication, critical thinking, information
competency, quantitative reasoning, global
awareness, and personal responsibility;
• collaboration among disciplines and openness to
the diversity of the human experience;
• student services, learning support, and state of
Community Services Education the art technology, including distance education
1122 East Garfield Avenue modalities, that enable students to reach their
educational goals in an efficient and timely
Glendale, CA 91205 manner.
(818) 240-1000, ext. 5015
Vision Statement
Glendale Community College is the Greater Los Angeles
Region’s premier learning community where all students
achieve their informed educational goals through outstand-
ing instructional and student services, a comprehensive
community college curriculum, and educational opportuni-
Professional Development Center ties found in few community colleges.
2340 Honolulu Avenue
Glendale Community College District
Montrose, CA 91020 Board of Trustees
(818) 957-0024 Yvette Vartanian Davis; Dr. Armine Hacopian;
Dr. Vahé Peroomian; Ann H. Ransford;
Anthony P. Tartaglia;
Dr. David Viar, Superintendent/President,
Board Secretary.
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ACCOUNTING ACCTG 102 - 5 UNITS—MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING

ACCTG 130 - 3 UNITS—PAYROLL ACCOUNTING ACCTG 201 - 5 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I

ADMJ 118 - 3 UNITS—YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS AD ST 152 - 3 UNITS—INTERNSHIP I

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ARCH 229 - 3 UNITS—INTRO TO 3DS MAX FOR ARCH/ENGR

ART ART 108 - 3 UNITS—ART OF THE EASTERN WORLD I

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ART 150 - 3 UNITS—DRAWING FOUNDATIONS ART 161 - 3 UNITS—PAINTING II

ART 151 - 3 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE DRAWING ART 165 - 3 UNITS—WATER COLOR II

ART 153 - 3 UNITS—INTERMEDIATE FIGURE DRAWING ART 181 - 3 UNITS—SCULPTURE II

ART 188 - 3 UNITS—ADVANCED CERAMICS I ART 235 - 3 UNITS—3D CHARACTER ANIMATION

ART 288 - 1 UNITS—3-D DESIGN LAB

ATHLETICS AND PHYSICAL

PHOTO 160 - 3 UNITS—PHOTOSHOP

ATHPE 134 - 2.5 UNITS—OFF SEASON WOMEN’S TENNIS AT 121 - 3 UNITS—NAVIGATION

ATHPE 136 - 2.5 UNITS—OFF SEASON MEN’S TENNIS AT 123 - 3 UNITS—AERODYNAMICS

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1210 LEC MW 01:40PM-02:50PM SG138 CARDONA BUSAD 115 - 3 UNITS—COMMERCIAL INSURANCE

CHEM 106 - 5 UNITS—ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

CABOT 094 - 3 UNITS—ADV ADAPTED APPLICATIONS

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