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courses currently offered at the three Seattle Community Colleges and the Seattle ... information is available at: www.seattlecolleges.edu Combined Campus COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ...

studying abroad through approved Seattle Community College District programs ... Abroad courses not offered in the Seattle Community College District are ... . Non-native or ESL students at North Seattle Community College should see their ...

171 ACC 256 (5) N Federal Income Tax II Theory of taxation and application to the preparation of partnership and corporate tax reports and tax returns. Prereq: ACC 220 and ACC 255 or permission. ACC 257 (5) N,C,S Business Tax Accounting Basic principles, practices and governmental regulations (federal, Washington state and local) involved in business tax accounting. Includes filing returns, record-keeping, tax planning, registrations and business licenses Prereq: ACC 120 or ACC 220 or permission. ACC 260 (5) N Peachtree Accounting A hands-on approach to learning Peachtree Accounting ...

until ready to take the actual college placement test. (C,S) Teaches students ... /Compass exams they need to enter a college program. ABE 061 (1-15) C Adult ...

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interests and identities within each community. AME 200 (5) N Leadership Social ... of change agents. Incorporates community service as a central teaching ...

175 ANT 154 (5) C,S Primitive Art the Tribal Eye Art in tribal societies is functional and enhances that which is considered important in the world view of tribal peoples. A sampling of world tribal societies and arts in cultural contexts. ANT 180 (5) N Human Variations Covers past and present evolutionary forces contributing to variations in human populations. Investigates the biological and social concept of race. ANT 200 (5) C Contemporary Issues in Anthropology Analysis of current research on a particular topic in cultural or physical anthropology. Topic varies by quarter; check ...

176 ADS 103 (4) C Mass Market Production Techniques Application of skills learned in ADS 101 and 102. Using industrial production methods, acquire speed while maintaining accuracy. Make several garments incorporating industrial techniques. ADS 111 (4) C Design Through Flat Patternmaking I Development of different styles of garments, using flat pattern method. Create patterns by adding design lines, gathers, pleating and pockets. Development of sleeve and color variations. ADS 112 (4) C Pattern Development Through Draping Intro to pattern development using draping and the flat pattern ...

177 ART 105 (5) C,S Survey of Modern Art Understanding todays cultural environment and viewpoint by using art and architecture to analyze cultural philosophies of the past that affect todays aesthetic values. ART 110 (5) N Practical Scientific Illustration Application of illustration, design, and presentation principles and techniques for effective visual communication of sciencebased information. Both traditional and contemporary (e.g. digital) tools and media will be used to create and distribute scientific data for a variety of target audiences. Basic computer skills and an interest ...

practices. Recommended: At least two college-level art courses. ART 291 (2) N,C Art ...

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180 ABR 151 (2) S Metal Straightening I Learn the basic fundamentals of metal straightening and proper selection of metal straightening tools. ABR 152 (2) S Body Fillers Learn the correct mixing and application of body fillers that will increase the quality of the repair. ABR 153 (2) S Understanding Auto Finishes Learn to identify a variety of automotive finish systems, including dry time, chemical makeup and plant and body shop application. ABR 162 (3) S Door Skin Intrusion Beam Replacement Covers proper alignment of door frames, the principles and techniques for removing and ...

181 MVM 298 (VARIABLE) S Special Topics in Motor Vehicle Maintenance A special topics course on an individual or group study basis on a topic or topics in the field of Motor Vehicle Maintenance. AUT 100 (4) S Basic Electrical Systems Covers safety in the shop, basics of electricity from electron theory to Ohms law. Also covers use of multimeters on the three types of circuits. Prereq: MVM 100 or equivalent. AUT 102 (4) S Advanced Electrical Systems Covers understanding and using schematics. Includes battery, starting and charging system operation and testing. Prereq: AUT 100 or ...

182 AUT 138 (4) S Fuel System Servicing Covers gasoline fuel systems, including both mechanical and electric fuel pumps, carburetors, throttle body, and port fuel injection systems. Prereq: MVM 100, AUT 100, 102, 104, 106 and 136 or equivalent, or permission. AUT 140 (4) S Engine Computer Inputs Outputs Covers automotive engine computer, its multiple power and ground supplies, and how these affect the running of the vehicle. Includes inputs and outputs of the vehicle, how each contributes to the running of the engine, and how to diagnose each one. Prereq: MVM 100, AUT 100, 102, 104, ...

183 AMT 215 (17) S Advanced Airframe Refines basic skills and concepts in addition to performing rigging and assembly, testing, evaluation of aircraft instrument systems, advanced electrical systems, communication and navigation systems, and aircraft inspections for conformity and airworthiness in accordance with approved procedures. Prepare for the FAA Airframe exam. Prereq: AMT 113 and 214 or permission. AMT 234 (17) S Powerplant Systems Components Covers six systems: engine fuel system and fuel metering system, carburetion and fuel injection; ignition system for both reciprocating ...

. BIO 201/202/203 (5 EA) N,C,S College Biology A three-quarter sequence that ... . Lab included. BIO 201 (5) N,C,S College Biology Initial course in the Biology ... genetics. Prereq: One quarter of college chemistry or permission. BIO 202 (5 ... ) N,C,S College Biology Continuation of the three- ... . Prereq: BIO 201. BIO 203 (5) N,C,S College Biology North: Introduces anatomy and ...

. Lab included. Prereq: Two college-level biology or chemistry lab courses, or ...

: Non-native or ESL students at North Seattle Community College should see an advisor ...

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188 BUS 159 (3) N e-Business Case Seminar 1 Uses a case study format to explore current issues and challenges in e-business. Focuses on key aspects of e-business from a supervisory perspective, including marketing, business planning, staffing, customer service, systems management and revenue models. Prereq: BUS 131 and BUS 158. BUS 160 (5) N e-Business Solutions Examines the systems and methodology required to successfully operate an e-business. Covers e-payments systems, CRM systems, customer assistance (help) systems; B2B exchanges, procurement systems and operations, development ...

189 BUS 197 (2-15) N,C,S Work Experience Business Earn work experience in the business field. Prereq: Permission. BUS 200 (5) N,C,S Intro to Law Fundamental concepts, structure, and function of the American legal system. Emphasis on the role of law in society rather than on the rules of law. Includes sources of law, court systems, dispute resolution, constitutional law, torts, criminal law, contracts and legal reasoning. BUS 201 (5) N Human Resource Management Analyzes basic functions of supervisorylevel management with emphasis on skills needed to be an effective leader/manager ...

190 BUS 249 (3) N Real World Project Management Experience Work on a real world project in a medical, construction, aerospace or other organization that employs Project Managers. Contact Career Services within 2 weeks and develop a resume and cover letter. Prereq: BUS 118, 119, 209, and 229. BUS 250 (5) N,S Business Law Nature, development and operation of principles of business law relating to contracts, commercial paper, corporations, agency, partnerships and sales. BUS 255 (5) N Business Ethics Addresses the fundamental questions of ethical and moral behavior in corporate boardrooms ...

191 CHE 111 (5) S Applied Biology Chemistry I Examines the treatment of biology and chemistry as a unified science. Covers the sources, uses, and problems relating to natural resources and the properties, uses, quality, and cycles of water and air and other gases. Prereq: MAT 085 (S). CHE 112 (5) S Applied Biology Chemistry II Biology and chemistry are treated as a unified science. Covers genetics, reproduc tion, and evolution as components of the continuity of life; food sources and effects of diet relating to nutrition; and transmission, prevention, and treatment of disease and wellness ...

including the family, peer group, and community. Covers individual differences, typical ... including family, peer group, and community. Explores issues youth face, youth ... a particular child, family, agency, or community, then developing a program addressing ... . CFS 252 (3) C Violence Prevention Community Development with Children, Youth ... Examines the nature of violence in our community, including exploration of ... and curriculums, and methods for community building and empowerment. Prereq: ...

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194 CMN 205 (5) N,C,S Multicultural Communication [formerly CMN/SPE 210] Open-ended study of the concepts of culture and the opportunities and challenges of multicultural communication within domestic settings. Focuses on the importance of culture in all human interaction; the variables which affect intercultural communication, including ethnicity, gender, and multicultural identities; and the influences of American culture around the world. Prereq: ENG 101. CMN 215 (3-5) N,S International Communication and Relations Psychological and social dynamics of human interaction at the international ...

195 CSC 102 (1-5) N,C Using Computers Modules Covers computer topics chosen by the instructor and/or division. Topics may supplement content in another course (i.e., word processing for English, graphics for math or spreadsheets for economics). Class format may vary from lecture to group problem solving to lab. Prereq: Permission. CSC 110 (5) N,C,S Intro to Computer Programming Overview of computer program design and problem solving with a focus on problem analysis, program development, testing and debugging. Use decision and loop structures to develop a variety of programs to solve ...

197 CTN 180 (3) S Internet Business Law Geared toward the Internet entrepreneur. Learn the steps to starting your own Internet business, including the legal aspects. Includes starting your own business, strategies and pitfalls, copyright and fair use on the Internet, how to protect your own work, and billing and finance. Prereq: CTN 160 or permission. CTN 182 (3) S Writing for the Web Intro to writing and editing techniques tailored for cyber venues. Analyze successful websites, newsletters and online publications. Learn what it takes to write compelling, reader-friendly content. Emphasizes ...

198 CTN 240 (3) S Web Design for E-Commerce Design a business plan and user interface blueprint for an e-commerce web project. Explore business, user and implementation concerns and interactive constraints that affect e-commerce. Includes managing client expectations, creating reasonable timelines, e-commerce team members and user-centered e-commerce design. Prereq: CTN 160 or permission. CTN 250 (5) S NET Programming II Continuation of CTN 231. Expands understanding of the NET Framework. Includes multiple document interfaces, creation objects, basic database connectivity using ADO.NET ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 199 CTN 283 (5) S Cisco II CCNA 2: ... -to-medium client businesses in the Seattle area. Teams interview the client, ... with the requesting party and the college. Prereq: Permission. ICT 103 (2) S ... has won national recognition for the Seattle Community College District. The sense ... of community and excitement generated by Learning ...

200 COSMETOLOGY Also see Cosmetology program at SVI. COS 100 (1-10) S Cosmetology Apprenticeship Program Personal and professional development combined with advanced technical skills for licensed cosmetologists. COS 101 (1) S Cosmetology Pivot Point Technical Training Advanced technical skills for licensed cosmetologists in learning Pivot Point levels 2 through 4. Also covers personal and professional development. Prereq: Permission of the Cosmetology Apprenticeship Program, 18 years of age or older, high school diploma or GED, Washington state Cosmetology License, and an employee ...

, and personal, professional, and community issues related to HIV/AIDS. DHY 201 (8 ... hygienist in a private dental office, community agency or independent practice. Through ...

and treatment outcomes. DHY 222 (1) C Community Health I First of 3 courses in public ... and community health approaches to the prevention ... needs. Emphasizes identification of community dental health programs with experience ... in schools, nursing homes, community centers and hospitals. DHY 223 (3) C ... Community Health II Study community dental health program planning and ... through learning projects. Develop a community outreach program and execute it. DHY ... 224 (2) C Community Health III Covers community dental health program planning and ...

for AutoCAD positions in the design community ...

208 TDR 231 (3) S Advanced CAD 3-D Explores three dimensional graphics and construction capabilities of AutoCAD Release 12. Includes a review of point coordinate entry, X, Y Z filters, and the user coordinate system (UCS). Introduces spherical and cylindrical coordinate entry along with 3-D viewing options, 3-D geometry construction, surface mesh, region, and solid modeling. Prereq: TDR 131 and 133 or equivalent. TDR 233 (5) S Field Specialty Drafting Civil Student/instructor designed course covering drafting techniques and practices specific to the field of civil engineering. Prereq: ...

event, specifically within the Seattle area. Read and evaluate scripts and ...

210 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CCE 101 (5) N Human Development Intro to the field of child development. Using an ages and stages approach, examines physical, cognitive language, social, and emotional development of children from birth through young school age. Study major theorists and the use of research. Learn basic observation skills and apply the information to child development. CCE 102 (2) N Issues Trends in Early Childhood Education Examines the profession of early childhood education and the historical and political perspectives for understanding ECE in a changing society. ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 211 CCE 180 (1-6) N Professional ... Communities Explore creating a learning community in a childcare or school age program ... of parents as part of the learning community. Learn to work with nonprofit boards to ... parents as a part of the learning community. Includes expectations parents and ... curriculum for a democratic learning community. CCE 292 (6-12) N Classroom Research ... EDU 197/198/199 (2-5) N,C Education Community Service Volunteer in an educational ...

at Central (206-344-4347); or the College Transfer Division(s). EDU 201 (5) C ...

213 EPT 230 (5) N Industrial Electronics Digital Intro to logic fundamentals, logic IC families and their characteristics, logic controls and associated circuitry. Includes number systems, binary codes, logic gates, simplifying logic circuits, code conversion, flip-flops, clocks and timers, counters, shift registers, arithmetic circuits, TTL and CMOS circuits, semiconductor memories, D/A and A/D conversion, data communication, industrial applications, and microprocessors. EPT 231 (5) N Industrial Electronics Analog Study analog devices, circuits and systems commonly found in industrial ...

214 EET 117 (4) N Electronics Devices Analysis of characteristics of semiconductor devices and their application in common electronic circuits. Covers the theory and practical application of diodes, bipolar junction transistors (BJTs), junction field effect transistors (JFETs), metal-oxide-semiconductor FETs (MOSFETs), and thyristors. Prereq: EET 107 or equivalent. EET 118 (4) N Electronics Devices Lab Covers construction and measurement of electronic devices and circuit parameters to verify models and math analysis developed in EET 117. Begins with construction of simple power supplies ...

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218 ENV 298 (1-5) N,C,S Special Topics Seminar of selected topics and/or activities. Prereq: Variable, dependent on topic. ENV 299 (1-5) N,C,S Independent Study Independent study of approved topics in environmental sciences. Prereq: Permission. FILM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS COM 101 (5) C Television Theory Camera Composition Interdisciplinary course. Intro to mass communications, TV production, TV equipment, and the power of teamwork. Learn production techniques for TV and cable through the duties and responsibilities of the producer, director, writer, and field camera operator. Develop ...

219 COM 250 (2) C Portfolio Preparation Explores careers in video, film, broadcast, corporate TV and digital media. Focuses on career goals, job searching and professional portfolios. Prereq: 2.0 or higher in all previous 200 level courses or permission from division Dean. COM 260 (3) C Directing Studies the Director�fs role in the art of film and video productions. COM 270 (3-5) C In-House Productions Covers Video/Theatre/Film Industry theory and business practices. Produce at least one 3-5 minute project. First phase of an In-House Production unit which provides production services ...

draw conclusions about the geology of Seattle and larger areas. Prereq: GEL 101, or ...

visual identity program for a greater Seattle restaurant. DES 234 (4) C Graphic ...

empires in Africa. HIS 122 (1-2) N,C Seattle History Field Trips Firsthand view of ... historic Seattle. Includes lectures and field trips to ...

contributions. Includes a unit on Seattle history. HIS 268 (5) N,C The Latin ...

227 HOS 201 (2) C Functions of Management Covers management and communication theories and practices within the culinary arts and baking industries. Seminars on current issues: introduction to hospitality, Americans with Disabilities Act, sexual harassment, and other legal and human resource issues. Covers communications skills, functions of management, beverage management, and financial statement analy sis. Prereq: Quarters 1,2,3, and 4 of the Specialty Desserts and Breads program. Culinary Arts CENTRAL BAK 105 (1.5) C Restaurant Baking (Theory) For culinary arts students. Expands ...

228 CUL 203 (4) C Chef of the Day (Practicum) Design and full implementation of a selfcreated menu in one of the on-campus restaurants. Under supervision, students design their own menus and prepare for its production, including inventory, requisitions, receiving, costing, recipe development, plate presentation, job descriptions and assignments. Menu production supervised by the student and faculty members. Includes a final portfolio, judged on creativity, outcome and organization. Prereq: CUL 104. CUL 251 (4) C Buffet Catering, Garde Manger Ice Carving (Theory) Floating summer quarter ...

for success. HDC 096 (3) S The College Puzzle Understanding How the Pieces ... Fit Intro to college life to assist individuals in ... participation in all phases of the college experience. HDC 100/PSY 100 (1-3) N,C, ... . HDC 101 (1-3) N,C,S Orientation to College Success Assists new students in their ... adjustment to community college. Includes goal-setting, self-motivation ... skills, identifying college resources, personal development and ... general study hints. HDC 102 (3) C College Survival Skills Study skills for new/ ... students: time management, use of college support services, effective reading ... . HDC 112 (1) C Managing Time College Expectations Develop specific skills to ... be more success ful in college. Focuses on the development of ...

related to women in society and in college. Covers college entry/re-entry, ... in society. Includes speakers from college and community. HDC 197 (2-3) C ... �f experiences such as serving on a college off-campus committee, or active ... S Independent Study Increase success in college through the application of techniques ... Orientation to Success in the American College Provides international students with ... and skills for success in American community colleges. HDC 294 (1-2) C ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 235 HUM 120 (5) S Intro to Asian ... of hip-hop philosophy and the community from which it originated. Analyzes the ... learning to future goals outside the college. HUM 197 (2-12) C Work Experience ...

237 CIS/NET 138 (5) C UNIX for Network Administration Covers the organization of UNIX-based hardware components and software tools used by the host administrator to control access, tune the system, and account for system resources used. Covers advanced concepts with multi-user, multi-tasking, time-sharing networked communications, UNIX tools, network schedulers, security, remote access, performance monitoring, and networking aspects of UNIX. Examines operational considerations including host initialization, suspension and termination, and the systems physical environment. Prereq: ...

238 IT 126 (5) N Network OS 3 Win2K Network Infrastructure Continuation of IT 124. Covers capacity planning, multiple domain management, trust relationships, implementing RAS, interoperating with Novell Netware and Windows 2000 Pro troubleshooting. Prereq: IT 124. IT 128 (5) N Network OS 4 Win2K Active Directory Continuation of IT 126. Provides support professionals with skills to design, implement and support Windows NT Server network operating system in a multi-domain enterprise environment. Examines implementing server directory services, server analysis and optimization, network ...

239 IT 168 (5) N Graphics for the Web Uses computer graphics applications to create and optimize images for the web, develop composites for websites and implement complex web layouts. Introduces web graphic file formats, compression, typog raphy and web-safe colors. Covers basic elements and principles of design and uses several industry standard graphics applications, emphasizing basic to intermediate level tools and techniques. Prereq: IT 106, IT 111. IT 172 (5) N Visual Basic I Introduction to object-oriented, event-driven programming using Visual Basic.Net. Learn to create stand-alone ...

240 IT 256 (5) N Object-oriented Analysis Design Provides a core set of skills for analyzing and developing object-oriented business systems. Get practical experience in planning, analysis, design, test planning, documentation, and project management. Become familiar with installation and maintenance issues. Develop object-oriented designs and use the diagramming techniques of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) to document their work. Learn team skills. Prereq: IT 125, and (IT 162, 244, 245 or 272). IT 262 (5) N Java II Explore the latest functionality of the Java programming language. ...

243 MIC 298 (3-5) C Advanced Applications Project Apply skills and knowledge to a major programming project. Produce work that responds to a client problem or request. May work in teams or carry out an individual project as an intern/extern. Select and work closely with industry mentors. Emphasis on research, accuracy, programming skills, timeliness, teamwork, quality, client/customer satisfaction and usability. Prereq: Completion of first year toward A.A.S. degree in Programming. WEB 105 (2) C Working on a Web Team Provides an overview of different web-related careers focusing on ...

244 ISP 101/SOC 101 (5) N The Global Society Intro to the globalization of cultures and societies in producing the world system. Includes human interaction, social institutions, social stratification, socialization, deviance, social control, social and cultural change within the context of international inequality. ISP 105/HUM 105 (5) N,C Understanding Intercultural Communications Interdisciplinary focus on the values, patterns, history, and attitudes that create and sustain cultures; emphasis on skills and empathy in intercultural communication gained from study of diverse cultures ...

245 IBN 205 (3) N International Trade: Import Learn to conduct a successful importing operation. Study financing, pricing, logistics and U.S. customs regulations. Develop skills and knowledge in practical aspects of importing products through case study analysis. IBN 225 (5) N Global Logistics Emphasizes the stature of and decision making process in international business operations, including: logistics; sourcing materials and manufacturing; product distribution and alternatives; inventory/ warehousing; transportation; financial and organizational considerations; and government-imposed ...

or permission. JRN 104 (2-3) C,S College Publications Intro to newspaper ... eligibility (C). JRN 105 (3) C,S College Publications Covers college publishing ... reporting and writing through work on college newspaper and other assignments. Prereq ... , copy editor, business manager) for college newspapers. JRN 199 (2-5) S ... instructor, or management position on college publication. Prereq: JRN 101 and 104, ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 249 LHO 267 (3) S CAD for Landscape I ... , coordinated between the firm and the college. Prereq: Third-quar ter standing and/or ... world languages transfer to four-year colleges and universities. Students intending ... regarding requirements at specific colleges and universities. The faculty ... Services Division (ASL only) (C), or College Transfer Division (S). American Sign ...

of characters or verse. English: Pre-College Designed to help students improve their ... Testing Office (206-587-6913); South College Transfer (206-764-5357). Instructors ... : Permission or placement; consult college testing office. Does not replace an ENG ... learning needs of students in college preparatory reading or writing skills ...

Reading Study Skills II Development of college reading and study skills. Includes ... : See above. ENG 095 (3-5) N,C,S College Preparatory Reading Study Skills III ... : See above. ENG 096 (3-5) N,C,S College Preparatory Writing III Build writing ... or permission (S). ENG 097 (3-5) N,C College Preparatory Reading IV Increase general ... Prereq: See above. ENG 098 (3-5) N,C College Preparatory Writing IV Emphasis on ... . Prereq: See above. ENG 099 (5) N College Preparatory Writing V Emphasis on ... writing. Prereq: See above. English: College Transfer ENG 101 (5) N,C,S ... needed to meet writing demands in college and on the job. Prereq: Satisfactory ... Offers a variety of experiences in college-level reading. Emphasizes the critical ...

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048 (1-6) C,S ESL Test Preparation College Readiness Focuses on development of ... successfully into an American college. Extensive practice in taking ... skills for students preparing to take college level courses. Prereq: ESL 042, 044 or ...

. English for Non-native Speakers College Transitional ESL ESL 084 (1-5) S ... students who are under-prepared for college level ESL classes. Emphasizes sentence ...

and note-taking skills necessary for college lecture courses. Participate in ... ). Coreq: ESL 094. ESL 096 (5) N,C,S College Preparatory English For Non-Native ... vocabulary, and build confidence using college preparatory materials. Prereq: ESL 061 ... ). Coreq: ESL 097. ESL 097 (5) N,C,S College Preparatory English For Non-Native ... (N). Coreq: ESL 096. ESL 098 (5) C College Preparatory English for Non-Native ... to essay questions. Reading includes college-level academic and vocational texts. ... test or permission. ESL 099 (5) C College Preparatory English For Non-Native ... research skills. Preparation for college-level writing. Prereq: ESL 097, placement on ...

258 FRE 204 (2-5) C,S Advanced French Language Literature Advanced study of core literature and grammar. Choose an area of interest and prepare regular compositions and presentations. May include creating and performing adaptations of plays and short stories. Prereq: FRE 203 or permission. FRE 205 (2-5) C Advanced French Language Literature Continuation of FRE 204. Prereq: FRE 204 or permission. FRE 206 (2-5) C Advanced French Language Cultures Continuation of FRE 205. Prereq: FRE 205 or permission. FRE 210 (4.5) C French Civilization Intro to aspects of contemporary French ...

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260 TAG 103 (5) C Advanced Tagalog Develops more sophisticated conversational skills, storytelling and expository writing capabilities. Examines and practices grammatical rules and sentence patterns related to nonactor foci of Tagalog verbs. Demonstrates and utilizes expansion of simple sentences by adding modifiers, enclitics and conjunctions. Prereq: ENG 101 eligibility and TAG 101 and 102 or permission. Vietnamese A three-course sequence in Vietnamese for beginners. Learn basic communicative skills in modern conversational Vietnamese. Emphasizes the systematic study of phonics, basic ...

261 MGO 133 (6) C Seamanship Practicum Introductory underway practicum. Receive indoctrination to both watchstanding duties and shipboard responsibilities of an able seaman. Perform all deck-related tasks one might expect to encounter when actually at sea. Involves 12-hour voyages weekly aboard SMAs training vessels. MGO 137 (2) C Electronic Navigation Introduces standard electronic equipment and systems used to aid navigation and communication. Covers radar, gyro compass, depthsounder, Loran C, RDF, GPS, GMDSS and radiotelephone. Includes training in radar piloting and collision ...

262 MGO 127 (4) C Fundamentals of Marine Electricity Fundamentals of AC and DC electricity and elementary electronics. Focuses on basic theory of electricity, measurements and instruments, routine maintenance of electrical components and general operation of shipboard electrical systems. Prereq: MGO 119, MAT 101 or permission. MGO 147 (6) C Marine Engineering Practicum Introductory underway practicum. Receive an indoctrination to both watchstanding duties and shipboard responsibilities of a marine engineer. Covers how to read vessel blueprints, trace machinery systems and troubleshoot ...

enter Allied Health programs at North Seattle. Includes math and critical thinking ... offered as laboratory courses at South Seattle Community College. MAT 080 (5) S ...

placement test. MAT 102 (5) N,C,S College Algebra Bridges the gap between ... literacy. Instructors choose college-level topics centered around a theme such as ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 265 MAT 114 (5) C Mathematical ... in business, technical, physics, and college transfer courses. Covers systematic ...

into English 101 or completion of college English Composition within the last 5 ...

about disease prevention and locate community resources. Prereq: 2.0 GPA and ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 271 MUS 122 (2) N,C,S Beginning Group ... Prereq: Permission. MUS 140 (1-5) N,C College Choir Focus on musicianship, vocal ... Ability to match pitch. MUS 141 (2) S College Chorus/South Singers Vocal ensemble. ... additional credit. MUS 142 (1-2) S Community Chorale Performs literature for the ... is the Jazz performance group for Seattle Central. Participate in both Jazz ...

. Prereq: Permission. NUR 125 (2) N Community Resources Identifies community social ... Addresses health issues impacting the community at large. Prereq: Permission. NUR 126 ...

. Covers supervised ambulatory care, community-based care, acute care, or long-term-care ... a Registered Nurse in health care, the community, and other health organizations. ...

276 LPN-RN Transition NUR 106 (4) C LPN-RN Transition Designed for the LPN to make a successful transition to RN student at the 4th quarter level. Emphasis on applying critical thinking and nursing process to selected physiological and psycho-social alterations. Individualized instruction based on initial diagnostic assessment. Coreq: NUR 120, 140, and 162. NUR 120 (1) C LPN-RN Transition: Assessments Intervention Integrates critical thinking in practical caregiving situations. Emphasis on principles used in performing selected nursing skills in various contexts. Coreq: NUR 106, 140, ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 277 NUR 185 (2) C Gerontology for ... the role of the RN in health care, the community and organizations. Emphasizes ...

278 NUTRITION NTR 105 (5) N Intro to Food Science Studies biological and chemical consequences of food preparation. Explores questions such as: why cut potatoes turn brown, why starch thickens sauces, and why bread rises. NTR 150 (5) N,C,S Human Nutrition Intro to nutrition, emphasizing relationship of nutrition to growth, development, health, physical and mental functioning. Examination of sources, functions, interrelationships and human requirements of nutrients. NTR 155 (5) N,C Advanced Human Nutrition Covers contemporary topics in nutrition. Emphasis on origins of the American ...

personal identity and individual community/social interaction; social/cultural ...

281 PHI 245 (5) C Conceptualizing Race/Confronting Racism Focuses on questions and topics of race. What is race? Do/should races exist? What is the nature of racism? What is the relationship between racism and other forms of oppression? Is there only one primary system of oppression? What, if any, is the nature of the relationship between believing that races exist and being a racist? Can we/should we eradicate racism? Is celebrating the distinctive features of racial identity racist or antiracist? Prereq: Eligibility for ENG 101. PHI 250 (5) C Feminist Philosophical Perspectives Focuses ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 283 PEC 106 (2) N Advanced Martial ... Red Cross First Aid Basics and Community CPR certification (adult, child, infant ...

286 PSY 230/SOC 230 (5) N,C,S Human Sexuality Survey of current literature on development of sexual behavior. Includes historical, physiological, psychological and social components of sexuality and its deviations. May be taken as SOC 230. PSY 245/SOC 245 (5) N,C,S Social Psychology Examines the effect of others on self-concept, social cognition, aggression, conformity, helping, loving and liking, competition and cooperation, and prejudice and discrimination. Research and autobiography from two of the following groups provides content and illustration: African Americans, Asian Americans, ...

offers on-the-job learning for college credit. Gain practical experience and ...

through an agreement between North Seattle Community College and Bellingham ... Technical College. Call the Allied Health Division for ... phantoms. Prereq: Bellingham Technical College Permission only RT 101, RT 120, RT 110 ... tools. Prereq: Bellingham Technical College Permission only RT 101, RT 110, RT 112 ... . Prereq: Bellingham Technical College Permission only RT 101, RT 110, RT 112 ...

of impact of national, regional, community, and neighborhood trends (money market ... , community growth patterns, land use controls, ...

. Emphasizes preparation for school, college resources, financial assistance, ...

and group intervention techniques and community awareness. Prereq: Eligible for ENG ... interpretations of statistics on local community issues and concerns. Prereq: Eligible ... group representatives and assess community resources. Prereq: Eligible for ENG ... and practice, and effective use of community resources. Prereq: Eligible for ENG ...

See Updated Course Information at WWW.SEATTLECOLLEGES.EDU 295 SHS 250 (4) C Client Community ... advocate in a helping situation, use of community advocacy resources, and effective use ...

. Provides experiential learning in a community service agency. Create an individual ... situational forces shaping the Filipino community in America today. Studies the social ... Americans within and outside of their community. SOC 110 (5) N,C,S Survey of ...

297 SOC 275 (5) C Law Society Covers the role of law in American society: what it is and what it should be. Survey of basic constitutional, business, and personal legal concepts in theoretical and practical settings. SOC 280 (5) C Exploring Contemporary SE Asia Explores the internal diversity and complexity of SE Asia to gain a clearer sense of this region and its connection to the social, political and economic global system. Examines the diversity of perspectives existing within localities, regions and societies. SOC 298 (1-5) N,C,S Special Topics in Sociology Independent study ...

in Supervision Management Earn college credit for supervisory work experience ... in the City of Seattle PREP program and other similar programs ...

299 STT 200 (20) C Intro to Perioperative Nursing Covers duties and responsibilities of perioperative nursing and technical skills for OR nursing. Examines physical and psychological concepts of patient care, and procedures required to scrub and/or circulate in the operating room. Prereq: Washington state RN licensure. TAGALOG See Languages and Literature. TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS TEC 110 (4) C General Editing Develop skills in critical thinking and analysis of written material. Read and edit a variety of print and electronic technical writing of varied length and complexity. Study ...

300 TRUCK DRIVING COMMERCIAL CTD 131 (18) S Fundamentals of Truck Driving Provides technical and background knowledge necessary to test for Washington State Commercial Drivers License written knowledge test, and then begin CTD 132. Prereq: CDL Learners Permit Department of Licensing; current DOT Physical Examination (Long form and card); current copy of Driving Abstract (driving record); No DUIs last 5 years. CTD 132 (7) S Basic Driver Training Provides technical and practical driving and operational skills necessary to safely and efficiently operate commercial motor vehicles. Students ...

Provides on-the-job training with college coordination to assist in analyzing ... Internship On-the-job training with college coordination to assist in analyzing and ...