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Introduction to SRJC
History of Sonoma County
Junior College District
Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC), founded
in 1918, is the tenth oldest two-year community college in Californias 108 publicly funded
community college system. From its initial
freshman class of 19 students in 1918, SRJC
has grown into one of the largest single
college districts in the country, the Sonoma
County Junior College District.
With 14 major high school districts within
its borders, SRJCs district encompasses more
than 1,600 square miles, stretching from the
southern portion of Mendocino County in the
north to the northern tip of Marin County in
the south. It is bordered to the west by the
Pacific Ocean and to the east by Napa and
Lake counties.
The college district operates two campuses
in Sonoma County: a large 100+-acre campus
in the heart of Santa Rosa, and a 40-acre
campus in Petaluma. The District also
operates a re
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College Community: Bookstore (continued) Career and Employment Services
Contact us by mail, phone, or fax:
Santa Rosa Campus Bookstore: Phone (707)
527-432, Fax 524-1827; 1501 Mendocino Ave.
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
Petaluma Campus Bookstore: Phone (707)
778-3902, Fax 778-3992; 680 Sonoma
Mountain Pkwy., Petaluma, CA 94954
Email: bookstore@santarosa.edu
CalWORKs
The CalWORKs Program at the college
serves students who are referred from the
Sonoma County Human Services Department,
Employment and Training Division,
SonomaWORKS Program. Eligible students
receive TANF (Temporary Assistance to
Needy Families, or welfare). Students receive
specialized counseling services provided by
SRJC CalWORKs counselors, as well as
support with books and supplies while
attending college. In addition, funds are
available to cover the costs of childcare and
transportation while students are attending
classes and working.
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CEST 99I
Occupational Work Experience-Intern
Program
CIS 61.31
Using Microsoft Excel
and CIS 61.33 More Microsoft Excel
CIS 69.31
Microsoft Access
and CIS 69.33 Advanced Access
CONS 70A
Introduction to Project Organization and
Management
and CONS 70B Project Organization and
Management
CONS 71A
Materials and Methods of Construction
and CONS 71B Materials and Methods of
Construction 2
CONS 72
Construction Estimating
CONS 73
Estimating with Computers
NRM 87
Geographic Information Systems Appl in
Natural Resources
NRM 280.26
Global Positioning Systems
SURV 52
Intro to Photogrammetry
Civil and Surveying Technology
Major: Land Surveying (AS)
Department: Applied Technology
Program of Study Code: 001006
Term Effective: FALL 2002
45 Units
(707) 527-4778
srjcmajor001006@santarosa.edu
Program Description:
The Civil and Surveying Technology: Land
Surveying Major prepares students for
techni
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BOT 173.1B Self-paced Word Level 2
BOT 173.2A MS Self-Paced Excel Level 1
BOT 173.2B MS Self-Paced Excel Level 2
BOT 173.3A Self-Paced MS Access Level 1
BOT 173.3B Self-Paced MS Access Level 2
BOT 173.4A Self-Paced PowerPoint Level 1
BOT 173.4B Self-Paced MS PowerPoint Level 2
BOT 175
Self-Paced Introduction toWorldWideWeb
BOT 161.2
Introduction to Windows
BOT 161.3
File Management for Windows
BOT 162.1A Intro to MS Word for Win, Level 1
BOT 162.1B Intro to MS Word for Win, Level 2
BOT 162.1C Intro to MS Word for Win, Level 3
BOT 162.1D Intro to MS Word for Win, Level 4
BOT 162.3A Intro to MS Excel, Level 1
BOT 162.3B Intro to MS Excel, Level 2
BOT 162.3C Intro to MS Excel, Level 3
BOT 162.4A Intro to MS Access, Level 1
BOT 162.4B Intro to MS Access, Level 2
BOT 162.5A Intro to PowerPoint, Level 1
BOT 162.5B Intro to MS PowerPoint, Level 2
BOT 162.6
Integrating MS Office: Word, PowerPoint,
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AJ 55 Criminal Procedures
3 units/3 hours lecture. Grade only.
Recommended: Eligibility for ENGL 100.
A comprehensive examination of the
origin, development, philosophy, and legal
basis of criminal procedures in California.
Procedural, statute law, case law,
constitutional law and judicial rules governing
pre-arrest, arrest, custody, crime charging,
motions, applicable rules of discovery and
evidence, California grand jury system,
pretrial court procedures, adult and juvenile
court procedures, verdict, sentencing, and
the appellate process. (CSU)
AJ 56 Crime and Criminal Justice in Society
3 units/3 hours lecture. CR/NC option. Recommended: Eligibility for English 100 or 100A.
A critical examination of the nature and
extent of crime in contemporary society and
the social, legal and political responses to
criminal and delinquent behavior. Does not
apply to Administration of Justice majors.
(CSU)
A
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BBK 52.1 Payroll Record Keeping and Reporting
(Formerly BBK 85.7) 3 units/3 hours lecture.
CR/NC option. Recommended: Basic computer
skills including Windows, Internet usage, and
mouse; or CIS 101A. Eligibility for ENGL 100A
or ENGL 100.
A comprehensive course on payroll
including record keeping, payroll accounting,
federal and state reporting, laws governing
payroll and computerized payroll systems.
(CSU)
BBK 53.1 QuickBooks
(Formerly BBK 85.4) 1.5 units/2 hours lecture, 3
hours laboratory for 8 weeks. CR/NC option.
Recommended: Basic ability to use a Windowsbased computer.
Recording and reporting typical
transactions for a small business using
Quickbooks software. (CSU)
May be repeated with different topics.
BBK 53.2 QuickBooks Level 2
(Formerly BBK 85.6) 1.5 units/2 hours lecture, 3
hours laboratory for 8 weeks. CR/NC option.
Recommended: Completion of BBK 53.1 or
equivalent knowledge.
Advan
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CIS 69.33 Advanced Access
(Formerly CIS 82.24) 3 units/2 hours lecture, 3.5
hours by arrangement. CR/NC option.
Prerequisite: Completion of CIS 69.31 (or CIS
82.21). Recommended: Eligibility for English 100
or 100A.
An advanced course in Microsoft Access
designed for students who have successfully
completed the beginning course. This course
will explore advanced queries, including SQL,
forms, and reports. Macros and modules will
be used to develop sophisticated turnkey
applications; multi-user applications and
security will be discussed. (CSU)
CIS 69.51 Database Management with FileMaker
Pro
(Formerly CIS 82.15) 3 units/2 hours lecture, 3.5
hours by arrangement. CR/NC option.
Prerequisite: Completion of CIS 101B; OR
completion of CIS 105B (or CIS 81.5B or BDP
81.5B); OR completion of CIS 5 (or BDP 5 or
BDP 51). Recommended: Eligibility for English
100 or 100A.
A full semester course exploring da
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ENGR 10 Introduction to the Engineering
Profession
1.5 units/2.4 hours lecture for 10 weeks. CR/NC
option. Recommended: Eligibility for ENGL
100A; OR eligibility for ENGL 100.
Non-mathematical introduction to the field
of engineering. Students research and discuss
the role of engineering and technology in
society, and the expectations and experiences
of engineers in academia industry. Group
activities, assignments, and interaction are
emphasized. Course focuses on information
technology as a way to assist in making informed
decisions about career paths, majors, and
schools. Course also includes information
regarding engineering transfer requirements
and coursework expectations. Job hunting
skills such as networking, resume writing, and
interviewing are explored. A short oral presentation will be required. Field trips and guest
speakers augment student information
gathering. (CSU/UC)
ENGR 16 Electr
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LIR 110 Finding and Using Information
1 unit/2 hours lecture for 8 weeks. CR/NC
option.
Students learn and practice the basic
information literary skills of formulating
questions, identifying and evaluating
appropriate resources for college level
research.
AA/AS area I
May be taken for a total of 4 times.
Machine Tool Technology
MACH 51A Beginning Machine Tool Technology
2 units/1 hour lecture, 3 hours laboratory. Grade
only. Recommended: Eligibility for English 100
or 100A.
Introduction to theory and practices of
machining processes. Includes use and care of
the lathe, mill, drill press, and common hand
tools, and the measurement and layout of
metal for producing a machine part to print
specifications. Also recommended for
students in related vocational areas. (CSU)
MACH 51B Advanced Machine Tool Technology
2 units/1 hour lecture, 3 hours laboratory. Grade
only. Prerequisite: Completion of MAC
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SPAN 58 High Intermediate Conversation
2 units/2 hours lecture. CR/NC option.
Prerequisite: Completion of SPAN 50C, SPAN 2
or SPAN 3 with a grade of C or better.
A high-intermediate oral communication
course designed to improve those listening
and speaking skills needed for successful
interaction in social, academic, or work-related
situations. Emphasis on finding, getting and
keeping a job in the U.S. and communicating
more effectively in social and academic
contexts. (CSU)
May be taken for a total of 18 units.
SPAN 70 Beginning Spanish for Health
Occupations
3 units/3 hours lecture, 1 hour by arrangement.
CR/NC option. Prerequisite: Employed in a
health-related occupation, related field, or an
active volunteer health occupation worker, or
employed in SRJC Health Sciences program and
completion of SPAN 50A or SPAN 1 or SPAN 2
with a grade of C or better. Recommended:
Eligibility for English 100
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Index
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Radiologic Technology Certificate 115
Radiologic Technology Courses 275-277
Radiologic Technology Major 76
Ranger Academy Certificate 84
Re-Instatement in a Class 15
Readmission following dismissal 21
Real Estate Certificate 97
Real Estate Courses 277
Reentry Services 34
Refunds 15
Regulations 22
Religious Studies Courses 277
Removal from Probation 21
Repetition of a Course 27
Residency Requirements 15
Retail Garden Center Skills (Horticulture) Certificate 88
Retail Merchandising Management Certificate 97
Rights and Responsibilities 27
Russian Courses 278
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Sales and Marketing Certificate 97
Santa Rosa Junior College Campuses and Sites 7
Culinary Arts Center 1 0
Petaluma Campus 7
Shone Farm 8
SRJCs Public Safety Training Center 9
Schedule of Classes 16
Scholarships 50
Doyle Scholarships 50
SRJC Foundation 50
Sculpture (Art) Certificate 95
Sexual Harassment 28
Short-Term Loans
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