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| Accounting |
ACCT 1A - Principles of Accounting
Credits:
3.00
Basic principles and procedures of accounting, accounting
cycle, deferrals, accruals, receivables, inventories, plant
assets, payroll, partnerships and corporations.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN BUS 2)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Accounting
Pre-requisites:
ACCT 1B - Principles of Accounting
Credits:
3.00
Continuation of Accounting 1A.
Partnership, corporation, and branch accounting, funds
statements, statement analysis, manufacturing, cost
accounting, and budgeting. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU (CAN BUS 4)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Accounting
Pre-requisites:
ACCT 1A
or ACTG 1A
or BUS 1A
ACCT 3 - Comp Acct w/Excel Sprdsht App
Credits:
3.00
A detailed study of accounting applications using Excel
spreadhseet package. Topics include the commands, formats
and functions of Excel with emphasis on its use as a problem
solving and financial analysis tool. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Accounting
Pre-requisites:
ACCT 1A Minimum Grade: C
or ACTG 1A Minimum Grade: C
or BUS 1A Minimum Grade: C
ACCT 4 - Managerial Accounting
Credits:
3.00
Uses of accounting data in management planning, control, and
decision-making with emphasis on the differences between
financial accounting and managerial accounting. Nature,
usage, and limitations of managerial accounting reports as
management information and decision tools by emphasizing
the non-structured, critical thinking aspects.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Accounting
Pre-requisites:
ACCT 1A Minimum Grade: C
or ACTG 1A Minimum Grade: C
or BUS 1A Minimum Grade: C
ACCT 68 - Federal Tax I
Credits:
3.00
Designed to serve as an introduction to Federal Taxes as
they relate to individuals. Aspects of figuring individual
income tax and methods to maximize deductions and credits.
Covers filing status, gross income, capital gains, personal
deductions, bad debts and tax credits.Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Accounting
Pre-requisites:
ACCT 82 - Occupational W/E in Accounting
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Accounting
Pre-requisites:
| Administration of Justice |
ADJU 1 - Intro to the Admin of Justice
Credits:
3.00
History and philosophy of administration of justice in
America. Description of system and identification with
various sub-systems. Role expectations and
interrelationships, theories of crime, punishment, and
rehabilitation. Ethics, education and training for
professionalism in the system. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN AJ 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 100 - Security Officers Tng Academy
Credits:
3.50
Prerequisite: Eligibility for a Security Officer's license
as outlined in Business and Professions Code Section 7546.2
(No Felony Convictions.)
Basic and advanced training for security officers and
prospective law enforcement officers. A study of the laws
pertaining to security officers, the role of a security
officer at crime scenes, effecting arrests in crowd/riot
control, in the use of handcuffs, unarmed defense, baton,
tear gas (mace) and firearms (small arms). Course covers
completing job applications, job interviews, report writing,
dealing with unions, and techniques of first aid and CPR
refresher training. May be taken as many times as needed
for employment. 112 hours total. Grades: CR/NC.
Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
48.00 Lab:
64.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 101 - Self Protection/Rape Prevent
Credits:
1.00
Basic training, in-home and personal security, street
smarts, rape prevention, use of self defense, mace and basic
firearms training. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
26.00 Lab:
14.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 14 - Introduction to Corrections
Credits:
3.00
History and trends of corrections. Legal issues, general
laws (i.e. codes, statutes, case law, etc.) and general
operations in correctional institutions. Relationship
between corrections and other components of the
criminal justice system will also be examined. Employment
opportunities and entry requirements in the criminal justice
field. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 15 - Legal Aspects of Corrections
Credits:
3.00
Historical framework, concepts and precedents that guide
correctional practice. Corrections environment, civil rights
of prisoners and responsibilities of corrections staff.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 16 - Cntrl & Sprvsn in Corrections
Credits:
3.00
Methods, practices, and theory related to the custodial
supervision of incarcerated persons in Federal, State, and
local correctional facilities. Issues of custodial control
from day-to-day institutional living through crisis
situations. Interaction between the offender and the
correctional employee. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 17 - Correctional Interview & Couns
Credits:
3.00
Techniques in counseling and interviewing available to
practitioners in corrections. Techniques and
theories in confidence building used by correctional
employees in interviews and counseling. For students
planning to enter or already employed in the correctional
science field. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 18 - Fund. of Probation and Parole
Credits:
3.00
Overview of the history and philosophical foundations of
probation and parole. Organization and operations of
probation. Issues and problems relating to the presentence
report, determinate versus indeterminate sentencing, role of
the probation and parole officer, legal decisions affecting
probation and parole practice. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 2 - Prin/Proc of the Justice Sys
Credits:
3.00
Role and responsibilities of law enforcement, judicial, and
corrections segments within the administration of justice
system. Examination of each sub-system and the relationship
each segment maintains with its system members.
Degree Applicable. CSU (CAN AJ 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 3 - Concepts of Criminal Law
Credits:
3.00
Historical development, philosophy, and constitutional
provisions of criminal law. Definitions and classifications
of crime, and their application to the administration of
justice system. Legal research, study of case law,
methodology, and concepts of law as a social force.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN AJ 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 4 - Legal Aspects of Evidence
Credits:
3.00
Origin, development, philosophy and constitutional basis of
evidence. Constitutional and procedural considerations
affecting arrest, search and seizure and kinds and degrees
of evidence and rules governing admissibility. Judicial
decisions interpreting individual rights and case studies.
Degree Applicable. CSU (CAN AJ 6)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 5 - Comm Relations of Jus Sys
Credits:
3.00
Roles of administration of justice practitioners and their
agencies. Inter-relationships and role expectations among
various agencies and the public. Professional image of the
system and the development of positive relationships between
system members and the public. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 54 - Job Search Sklls in Law Enforc
Credits:
1.50
Designed to orient serious law enforcement candidates
toward career choices in local, county, state and federal
agencies; pitfalls and politics of the jobs. Preparation
for required examinations for different agencies. 27 Hours
Total.
Lecture:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 55 - Search and Rescue
Credits:
.50
Training sessions for search and rescue technicians that
will enable them to remain well informed, sharpen their
skills and increase their knowledge. An opportunity to
exchange information and develop contacts and resources.
Open to all who are interested in search and rescue. May
be taken six times for credit. 27 hours total.
Degree Applicable. Grade: CR/NC
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 56 - Desert Survival
Credits:
1.50
Techniques of desert survival in emergency situations.
Resisting panic and proper use of materials at hand.
Problems of exposure, signaling, communicating, finding and
purifying water, finding food, making fires, use of maps
and finding directions using natural sources. 36 hours
total.
Lecture:
12.00 Lab:
24.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 6 - Concepts of Enforcement Svcs
Credits:
3.00
Theories, philosophies, and concepts related to the role
expectations of the line enforcement officer. Patrol,
traffic, and public service responsibilities and their
relationship to the administration of justice system.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 60 - Corrections Officer Core Cours
Credits:
8.50
Entry level basic course disigned to provide the legal
information, policy and procedure, and technical skills
necessary to perfom custody duties at a Community
Corrections Facility (CCF). Fulfills CCF-CDC Standards and
Training for Corrections Program Requirements.
Degree Applicable
Lecture:
157.00 Lab:
19.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 7 - Principles of Investigation
Credits:
3.00
Principles of all types of investigations utilized in the
justice system. Dealing with the public, handling crime
scenes, interviews, evidence, surveillance, follow-up,
technical resources and case preparation.
Degree Applicable. CSU (CAN AJ 8)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 70 - Public Safety Internship I
Credits:
4.00
Develop awareness of all facets of law enforcement and
allied agencies. Topics include: ethics/professionalism,
report writing, corrections, introduction to California
Department of Forestry (CDF), choices/self-esteem,
weaponless defense, cultural awareness, firearm training,
social diseases, domestic violence, tactical communications,
lifetime fitness, traffic control, introduction to law
enforcement, and allied agencies. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
59.50 Lab:
38.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
ADJU 71 - Public Safety Internship II
Credits:
4.50
Develop awareness of all facets of law enforcement and
allied agencies. Topics include: report writing, cultural
awareness, choices/self-esteem, weaponless defense, firearm
training, court demeanor, aviation/communications, search
and rescue, support units(K-9/horse/special, weapons and
tactics (SWAT), basic traffic control, radio communications,
lifetime fitness, tactical communications, administration
of justice, traffic enforcement, gangs, and narcotics.
Degree Applicable
Lecture:
68.00 Lab:
58.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 70
ADJU 72 - Public Safety Internship III
Credits:
4.00
Develop awareness of all facets of law enforcement and
allied agencies. Topics include: weaponless defense, report
writing, cultural awareness, choices/self esteem, crimes
against persons, firearm training, cardiopulmonary
resuscitation (CPR), first aid, gangs, tactical
communications, lifetime fitness, and vehicle stops.
Degree Applicable
Lecture:
62.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 71
ADJU 73 - Public Safety Internship IV
Credits:
5.00
Develop awareness of all facets of law enforcement and
allied agencies. Topics include: report writing, scientific
investigations, search and seizure, weaponless defense,
driver awareness, firearm training, cultural awareness,
chemical agents, water safety, tactical communications,
aviation/communications, court demeanor, lifetime fitness,
patrol procedures, hazardous materials, disaster
preparedness, sign language, and blood borne pathogens.
Degree Applicable
Lecture:
76.00 Lab:
50.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 72
ADJU 8 - Juvenile Crime/Delinquency
Credits:
3.00
Major types of juvenile crime, role careers of offenders and
factors which contribute to production of criminality or
delinquency. Methods for dealing with justice system
violators and the changing role of police and the courts.
Aftercare process of sentence, probation, prisons and
parole. Changes of law in crime control and treatment
processes. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
ADJU 82 - Cooperative W/E in Admin Just
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Administration of Justice
Pre-requisites:
| Allied Health |
AHLT 51 - First Aid and Personal Safety
Credits:
.50
Techniques of emergency treatment to be used by lay persons
when medical assistance is not immediately available. Study
of accident prevention and causes. Includes adult CPR and
American Red Cross Standard First Aid Course Completion
Cards. Course may be repeated as needed for recertification.
9 Hours Total. $10.00 course fee required. Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 52 - Medical Terminology
Credits:
3.00
Study of medical
terminology which describes the body's anatomical systems.
Emphasis on medical terms and their use, English
translation, pronunciation, and spelling.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 54 - Nursing Assistant
Credits:
4.50
Basic nursing principles, procedures, and techniques.
California state approved recertification program includes
clinical experience in an extended care facility. Each
student must present a history and physical signed by an
M.D. and must show proof of PPD or chest X-ray. Students
are required to be fingerprinted. 176 hours.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
122.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 63
or AHLT 64
or ALD 63
or ALD 95
or ALD 91
or ALD 96
AHLT 55A - Emergency Medical Tech - Basic
Credits:
5.00
Preparation for certification as an EMT-1. This course is
approved for certification through the Inland Counties
Medical Agency (EMSA) and is approved by the Department of
Public Health, Bureau of Medical Services. 140 hours total.
(Includes a minimum of 20 hours clinical.)
Lecture:
105.00 Lab:
25.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 63
or AHLT 64
or ALD 63
or ALD 95
or ALD 91
or ALD 96
AHLT 55B - Emergency Medical Tech (NR)
Credits:
5.00
Prerequisite: State requires at least 18 years of age-must
have current Class C CPR card or concurrent enrollment in
Allied Health 63 or 64. Preparation for certification as
EMT-Basic. This course is approved for National Registry
certification and students completing this course may sit
for the National Registry examination upon completion of the
course.
Lecture:
80.00 Lab:
60.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 63
or AHLT 64
or ALD 63
or ALD 95
or ALD 91
or ALD 96
AHLT 56 - Home Health Aide
Credits:
1.50
Nursing skills needed for competent nursing care of
patients. Physical and a PPD required. 40 hours total.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
20.00 Lab:
20.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 54
or ALD 54
or ALD 70
AHLT 57 - Pharmacology
Credits:
3.00
Basic and current concepts in
pharmacology. The mechanisms of drug action, metabolism,
excretion and toxicity. Drug dosage and calculation,
patient care and medical-legal aspects with respect to
nursing and allied health. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 58 - Basic Arrhythmia
Credits:
3.00
Review of general anatomy and physiology of the heart and
coronary system. Complications associated with acute
myocardial infarction with strong electrophysiological/
arrhythmogenic component. Certificate in Basic Electro-
cardiography Arrhythmia Interpretation issued upon
completion of course. Continuing Education credit given to
licensed nurses. (Provider No. CEP 6162) Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 63
or AHLT 64
or ALD 63
or ALD 95
or ALD 91
or ALD 96
AHLT 59 - Universal First Aid
Credits:
.50
Techniques of emergency treatment to be used by lay persons
when medical assistance is not immediately available. Study
of prevention and causes. Includes American Health and
Safety Institute Course Completion Card. Course may be
repeated as needed for recertification. Card fees required.
CR/NC 9 hours total.
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
AHLT 60 - Medical Insurance
Credits:
3.00
Completion of medical insurance forms for the private
sector,Industrial, Medi-Care, Medi-Cal, & Medi-Care/Medi-Cal
patient. Billing, collecting, banking and preparation of
payroll. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 61 - Med Off Procedures
Credits:
3.00
Designed to provide basic skills necessary for employment in
a physician's office. Instruction will cover procedures for
assisting the physician in the back office as well as front
office. Development of proficiency in typing medical
correspondence, case histories and insurance reports,
telephone techniques, appointment scheduling, receptionist
duties, filing and billing, and verbal communications with
patients and other personnel. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 61C - Medical Office Proc - Clinical
Credits:
5.00
Prerequisites: AH 61-Medical Office Procedures and
American Heart Association Professional Provider Level CPR
card or American Red Cross Professional Provider Level CPR
or concurrent enrollment in Allied Health 63 or 64.
This course is designed to provide the externship component
card.
of (AH 61) Medical Office Procedures. The individual
student will complete 270 hours of practical clinical
experience. This will be performed in rotation sequence in
the offices and clinics of qualified physicians located
throughout the High Desert. Fifteen lab hours per week.
Degree Applicable.
Lab:
270.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 61
and ( AHLT 63
or AHLT 64 )
AHLT 62A - EMT Basic Refresher-EMSA Cert.
Credits:
2.00
Required for renewal of Emergency Medical I certificate.
Approved by the Department of Public Health, Bureau of
Medical Services, and Inland Counties Emergency Medical
Authority. 32 hours total. May be repeated as needed
(once every 2 years) for recertification through EMS Agency.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
24.00 Lab:
8.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
AHLT 62B - EMT Basic Refresher-NRC
Credits:
2.00
Required for Emergency Medical Technical-Basic
Certification. Approved for the EMT-Basic National
Curriculum, through National Registry of Emergency
Technicians and Department of Transportation.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
AHLT 63 - Basic CPR
Credits:
.50
Combination of prudent heart living and emergency first aid
procedure that consists of recognizing respiratory and
cardiac arrest and starting the proper application of
cardiopulmonary resuscitation to maintain life until life
support is available. Upon successful completion of the
course the student will receive a Health Care Provider CPR
Card from American Safety and Health Institute, valid for
a two-year period. Card fee required. CR/NC. CSU/UC
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 64 - Basic CPR Refresher
Credits:
.50
Designed to prepare students for renewal of the Healthcare
Provider CPR Certificate of successful completion from
American Safety and Health Institute. Same content as Allied
Health 63. May be repeated as needed. CR/NC. Card fee
required. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU.
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
AHLT 63
or ALD 63
or ALD 95
AHLT 65 - Prev Hlth Care-Day Care Center
Credits:
1.00
Allied Health 65 is a course in preventative health care for
personnel in child day care centers and family day care
homes. This course meets the licensing requirements for the
State of California. Card fees required.
Associate Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
AHLT 66 - Medical Coding
Credits:
3.00
Coding rules for CPT (Current Procedural Terminology),
ICD-9-CM (International Classification of Disease, 9th
Revision, Clinical Modification), and Level II HCPCS (Health
Care Financing Administration's Common Procedure Coding
System). Application of rules to code patient services.
Payment systems to include DRG (Diagnosis-Related Groups),
APG (Ambulatory Patient Groups), APC (Ambulatory Patient
Classifications), and RUGSIII (Resource Utilization Groups
III). Study of Medicare, fraud/abuse, HMOs, and PPOs.
Associate Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
AHLT 77 - Medical Transcription
Credits:
3.00
Development of a marketable skill in producing documents
and other types of medical communications through listening
to dictation tapes. Emphasis on excellence in keying and
proficency in the use of medical terminology and English
skills: spelling, grammar, and puncuation. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
AHLT 82 - Cooperative W/E in Allied Hlth
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Allied Health
Pre-requisites:
| Air Condition/Refrigeration |
AIRC 51 - Fund Heat/Vent/Air Cond
Credits:
3.00
Study of refrigeration fundamentals including heat transfer,
energy, and basic refrigeration systems to understand the
refrigeration cycle of domestic AIRC units, refrigerators
and freezers. Fundamentals of electrical diagrams and repair
of electrical circuits and maintenance of specialized
circuitry of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.
(NOTE: If not certified, there is a $40 lab fee in this
class that covers EPA Refrigerant Recovery certification.)
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Air Condition/Refrigeration
AIRC 52 - Commercial Refrigeration
Credits:
3.00
Prerequisite: AIRC 51 and EPA Certification
Study of commercial refrigeration and freezer applications
including various types of product storage and display, and
basic service procedures. Advanced study of commercial
refrigeration applications including heat loads,
installation and service procedures. Basic "hands-on"
service procedures are included in the lab portion of this
class. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Air Condition/Refrigeration
Pre-requisites:
AIRC 51
AIRC 53 - Advanced Heating,Vent, & A/C
Credits:
3.00
Pre-req: AIRC 51 & EPA Certification.
Study of commercial and domestic air-conditioning and
heating applications including various types and designs of
systems. Advanced study of heat load calculations,design,
installation and service procedures. Basic "hands-on"
service procedures are included in the lab portion of this
class. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Air Condition/Refrigeration
Pre-requisites:
AIRC 51
| Anthropology |
ANTH 1 - Intro to Cultural Anthropology
Credits:
3.00
A comparative survey of primitive, folk-peasant and modern
cultures. Technology, economics, kinship, political
structure and ideology, culture contact and change in the
world. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ANTH 4)
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Anthropology
Pre-requisites:
ANTH 3 - Intro to Physical Anth
Credits:
3.00
Physical and behavioral adaptations of humans and their
prehistoric relatives. Issues in evolutionary theory,
primate behavior, human variation, and interpretation of
fossil remains are defined and evaluated. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU. (CAN ANTH 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Anthropology
Pre-requisites:
ANTH 4 - Pre-Columbian Civ-Mesoamerica
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the Pre-Columbian peoples and cultures
of Mexico and Central America. An archaeological and
ethnohistorical survey of the origin and development of
civilizations in ancient Mesoamerica from Paleo-Indian
times to the Spanish conquest.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Anthropology
Pre-requisites:
| Archaeology |
ARCH 1 - Intro to Archaeology
Credits:
3.00
A survey of the science of archaeology; its development,
methods, theories, and objectives. An interpretation of
cultural evolution processes through prehistory and history
in both the Old World and New World with emphasis on the
New. Investigations, techniques and responsibilities of
archaeology in the field and laboratory are also examined.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ANTH 6)
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 10 - Arch of the Mojave Desert
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the pre-Clovis New World Archaeology and
that of the Calico site and the Eastern Calico Mountains
Archaeological District. The nature of the stone tool
evidence and the multi-disciplinary nature of the Early Man
Investigations. Two one-day field excavation or surface
surveys. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Other:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 5 - Archaeology of the Southwest
Credits:
3.00
Archaeology of the American Southwest with emphasis on the
Anasazi of the Four Corners area and the Mogollon and
Hohokam of New Mexico and Arizona. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 50 - Arch of the Soda Springs Area
Credits:
1.00
Origin of the geology of the area, Indians of the area
(customs, tools, rock art), early white men in the area,
significance of the Mojave River, area mining and railroads,
the Mojave and Mormon trails, the Dr. Springer Era and tour
facilities, present-day usage of the area and field-work
experience. Grades: CR/NC. 27 Hours Total.
Lecture:
9.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
ARCH 51 - Indian Rock Art-Soda Springs
Credits:
1.00
Basics of an archaeological dig procedures. Visit to Early
Man Site dig, Dr. Springer Era of Zzyzx. Indians of the
area, food they used and rock art of the area around Baker,
Cima, Granite Mountains. Tour of Mitchell Caverns,
limestone formations. $9 course fee. Grades: CR/NC.
26 Hours Total.
Lecture:
10.00 Lab:
16.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 52 - Indian Rock Art of China Lake
Credits:
1.00
Indians of the area, food they used and the rock art around
China Lake Military Reservation and Randsburg. Grades:
CR/NC. One overnight field trip required. 27 Hours Total.
Lecture:
10.00 Lab:
17.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 53A - Human History of Mojave Desert
Credits:
1.00
Natural history of the Central Mojave Desert. This two-day
field trip class will provide first-hand experience seeing
remains of archaeological and historical sites from the
pleistocence (ice age) to the present, including petroglyph
sites, Newberry Cave, Camp Cady, Spanish Canyon, Early Man
Site, and old trails from Indian footpaths to the Mormon
road. Grades CR/NC. 31 Hours Total including field trip.
Reading Level B.
Lecture:
11.00 Lab:
20.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 53B - Human History of Mojave Desert
Credits:
1.00
Human History of the Western Mojave Desert and the San
Bernardino Mountains. This two-day trip class will provide
first-hand experience seeing remains of archaeological and
historic sites, stressing the relations between the San
Bernardino Mountains and the Mojave Desert and the role the
Cajon Pass played in desert history. Grades: CR/NC. 31
Hours Total including field trip.
Lecture:
11.00 Lab:
20.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 53C - Human History of Mojave Desert
Credits:
1.00
Human History of the Forgotten Western Frontier - the Owens
Valley. This two-day field trip class will provide first
hand experience seeing remains of archaeological and
historical sites in another part of the desert. This
fascinating area has all the elements of the westward
movement: explorers, mining, range wars, Indian wars, water
wars, recreation and the Japanese relocation camp of World
War II - Manzanar. Grades CR/NC. 31 Hours Total including
field trip.
Lecture:
11.00 Lab:
20.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
ARCH 53D - Human History of Mojave Desert
Credits:
1.00
Human History of the Mojave Desert: from the 49ers, mining
scandals, to ghost towns in the Shoshone/Tecopa area. This
two-day field trip class will provide first-hand experience
seeing remains of historic sites in the Shoshone/Tecopa
area: Old Spanish Trail, 49er/Mormon roads and mining ghost
towns create "artifact in place"--an interesting way to
study history of the West. Grades: CR/NC. 31 Hours Total
including field trip. Reading Level B.
Lecture:
11.00 Lab:
20.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Archaeology
Pre-requisites:
| Art |
ARTS 1 - Art History/Apprec
Credits:
3.00
Primitive features of art and the aesthetic experience.
Understanding of resources and value of the arts and
significance of taste and style. The history of painting,
sculpture and architecture from earliest times to Gothic
Art. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU. (CAN
ART 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
Pre-requisites:
ARTS 10 - Painting
Credits:
3.00
Expressive and technical principles in painting.Studio work
in beginning acrylic paint techniques. Simple grayzaille,
glazing, and alla-prima methods. Techniques for framing,
mounting and stretching canvases. May be taken three times
for credit. UC/CSU. (CAN ART 10)
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
Pre-requisites:
ARTS 16 - Freehand Sketching
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the sketching process, emphasizing skill
development in various media. Analyzing visual fields and
developing and-to-eye coordination. Degree Applicabe.UC/CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
Pre-requisites:
ARTS 17 - Water-Based Media
Credits:
3.00
Transparent and opaque water-based media including but not
limited to watercolor, gouache, water-based inks, various
other media and compositional methods. Development of
technique and personal expression. May be taken twice for
credit. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
ARTS 2 - Art History and Apprec
Credits:
3.00
Understanding of the resources and value of the arts and the
significance of taste and style. History of painting,
sculpture and architecture from Gothic Art to the present.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ART 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
Pre-requisites:
ARTS 3 - Basic Design
Credits:
4.00
Fundamental elements and principles of the visual arts.
Problems in line, shape, value, color, texture, and space
theories in two dimensions. Experimental techniques in the
use of media both traditional and non-traditional for
artistic expression. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ART 14)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
Pre-requisites:
ARTS 7 - Drawing and Composition
Credits:
4.00
Materials and methods of basic drawing. Black, white and
color rendering. Short-term and sustained drawing
techniques developed through the use of gesture, scribble
and action drawing with stress on composition. Techniques
of drawing through use of mixed media, chalk, pencil,
charcoal and conte. May be taken three times for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
Pre-requisites:
ARTS 82 - Coop Work Exp. in Art
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Art
Pre-requisites:
| Astronomy |
ASTR 1 - Introduction to Astronomy
Credits:
3.00
Principles of astronomy, including motions of the earth,
time measurement, the solar system, stellar and galactic
phenomena and cosmology. Star and constellation
identification. Viewing telescopic objects.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Astronomy
Pre-requisites:
| Auto Mechanics Technology |
AUTO 51 - Basic Automotive Maintenance
Credits:
3.00
Designed for the novice who wants to understand how an
automobile works and how to make it safer and more reliable.
Automotive terminology, minor maintenance and repairs,
warranty coverage, consumer protection and roadside
emergencies. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
AUTO 52 - Auto Elec/& Comp Controls
Credits:
4.00
Automotive electrical circuits, ignition systems, fuel
systems and pollution controls. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
51.00 to 54.00 Lab:
51.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
BCC-Reading 17
AUTO 53 - Automatic Transmission/Powert
Credits:
4.00
Operation of repairs to automatic transmissions and drive
line components. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
51.00 to 54.00 Lab:
51.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
BCC-Reading 17
AUTO 54 - Automotive Brakes
Credits:
4.00
Theory and principles of automotive brake system to include
disc, drum and anti-lock brakes, with emphasis placed upon
malfunctions, abnormal wear diagnosis and corrective actions
and procedures. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 55 - Steering,Suspension,Wheel Alig
Credits:
4.00
Covers all aspects of chassis, steering and suspension,
including electronically controlled suspension and four-
wheel steering.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
AUTO 56 - Eng Performance Diag & Tune-up
Credits:
4.00
Includes electrical circuits, ignition systems, fuel
systems, and pollution controls.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
AUTO 57 - Heating,Ventilation,Air Condit
Credits:
4.00
Theory and principles of automotive heating and
refrigeration systems to include: Malfunctions, diagnosis,
corrective actions, and procedures.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
AUTO 58 - Basic Automotive Engine
Credits:
4.00
Operation, maintenance and repair of automotive engines and
supporting equipment. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 59 - Manual Trans. & Power Trains
Credits:
4.00
Theory, principles, and diagnosis of manual transmissions
and power trains to include repair, installation, and
break-in procedures.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
AUTO 62 - Basic Motorcycle Servicing
Credits:
4.00
Maintenance, trouble diagnosis, and light service operations
on two and four stroke cycle street and off-highway
motorcycles.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 63 - Diesel Engine Fundamentals
Credits:
4.00
Designed to provide the student with a working knowledge of
diesel engines. The developemnt, uses, advantages/
disadvantages, design, components, operating principles
(2-stroke and 4-stroke cycle), diesel fuels,
combustion process and exhaust emissions will be covered.
The student will perform pre-operational services, start
and stop diesel engines, identify engine components and
systems, and develop a hands-on knowledge of tools and test
equipment used in the repair of diesel engines. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 64 - Diesel Fuel Injection Systems
Credits:
4.00
Designed to provide the student with a working knowledge
of diesel fuel-injection systems. It includes: types of fuel
systems, requirements of fuel systems, safety
precautions, basic operating principles, hands-on repair,
service procedures for several different types of fuel
injectors and nozzles, and hands-on testing of selected fuel
injectors. It also provides the student with a hands-on
knowledge of fuel-injection equipment, tools, and test
equipment. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 113
or AUTO 63
AUTO 65 - Diesel Truck Systems
Credits:
4.00
Designed to provide students with a working knowledge of
diesel engine starting and charging systems, including basic
electrical principles, batteries and battery service,
electronic devices, AC and DC charging systems, and cranking
systems. Emphasis will be placed on theory, use of test
equipment, diagnosis of electrical problems, and repair/
replacement of charging and starting stystems and their
components. This course will prepare the student to enter
the diesel job market with a working knowledge of diesel
engine starting and charging systems. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 113
or AUTO 63
AUTO 66 - Diesel Engine Service
Credits:
4.00
Designed to provide the student with a
working knowledge of diesel engine service procedures,
troubleshooting and diagnostic, test equipment, fuel
injection pump and service, tune-up, governors, fuel pump
and injector timing, and valve adjustment. Emphasis will be
placed on tune-up governor and rack adjustment, valve timing
, and fuel pump service and calibration. Degree Applicable.
CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 63
and AUTO 64
AUTO 67 - Diesel Engine Auxilliary Syste
Credits:
4.00
Designed to provide the student with a working knowledge of
the diesel engine auxiliary system. It includes component
identification, function, designs, on-engine inspection,
component removal/replacement, and troubleshooting and
repair of the air induction and exhast system, cooling
system, and lubrication system. It also includes an
overview of diesel fuel-injection systems and governors, and
starting and charging systems used on diesel engines.
Degree Applicable. CSU.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 113
or AUTO 63
AUTO 68 - Diesel Engine Cyl Head Service
Credits:
4.00
Designed to provide the student with a working knowledge of
diesel engine cylinder head construction, design, operating
principles, and service and repair procedures. This course
will prepare the student to enter the diesel job market with
a working knowledge of diesel engine cylinder head service
procedures. This is a required course for the completion
of a two-year Associate Degree of Applied Science in Diesel
Mechanics. Degree Applicable. CSU.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 63
or AUTO 64
or AUTO 65
or AUTO 66
or AUTO 67
or AUTO 114
or AUTO 115
or AUTO 116
or AUTO 117
or AUTO 113
AUTO 69 - Diesel Engine Overhaul/Rebuild
Credits:
4.00
Designed to provide the student with a working knowledge of
diesel engine overhaul procedures. It includes general and
pre-teardown inspection procedures, engine disassembly,
component measurement and evaluation, reassembly, and final
adjustment and "run-in" procedures. The course will prepare
the student to enter the diesel job market with a working
knowledge of diesel engine overhaul procedures. It includes
general and pre-teardown inspection procedures, engine
disassembly, component measurement and evaluation,
ressembly, and final adjustment and "run-in" procedures.
The course will prepare the student to enter the diesel job
market with a working knowledge of diesel engine overhaul
procedures. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
AUTO 63
or AUTO 64
or AUTO 65
or AUTO 66
or AUTO 67
or AUTO 68
or AUTO 114
or AUTO 115
or AUTO 116
or AUTO 117
or AUTO 118
or AUTO 113
AUTO 70 - Diesel Brake,Steering&Suspensi
Credits:
4.00
Nomenclature, theory of operation and service procedures
involved in the brake system, the use of the brake drum
bleeder, and other equipment necessary to effect brake
repairs. Emphasis on power brake, dual brake systems,
hydraulic systems and PN systems. A working knowledge of
hydraulic and hydraulic principles as well as an
understanding of the function, theory of operation,
maintenane, diagnosis and service procedures involved in the
steering and suspension system. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
AUTO 82 - Cooperative W/E in Automotive
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Automotive
Pre-requisites:
| Business Administration |
BADM 1 - Business Law I
Credits:
3.00
The legal and social environment of business. The
regulatory environment in which business operates. Basic
principles of law as applied to ordinary business
transactions. Consumer protection, crimes, torts, computers
and the law. The essential elements of contracts. Emphasis
on Uniform Commercial Code and California law through
representative cases. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN BUS 8)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
Pre-requisites:
BADM 19 - Marketing
Credits:
3.00
Survey of major marketing methods, institutions and
practices, distribution of goods and services from producer
to consumer. Trade channels, agencies of distribution,
trends in marketing practices. Role of the consumer in
marketing process. Market research, product planning,
pricing, marketing costs and marketing legislation.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
BADM 2 - Business Law II
Credits:
3.00
Law as applied to business transactions, personal property
and bailments, sales, commercial paper, secured
transactions, creditor's rights, insurance agency and
employment. Study of the Uniform Commercial Code and
California Law through representative cases.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
Pre-requisites:
BADM 5 - Introduction to Business
Credits:
3.00
Survey of functions, objectives, organization, and structure
of business within the American free enterprise system.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
Pre-requisites:
BADM 51 - Business Math
Credits:
3.00
Application of basic arithmetic to business transactions
and activities. Improve computational skills (addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division) working number
and word problems using whole numbers, fractions, decimals,
percents, interest, and equations to solve problems. Bank
records, payroll, trade and cash discounts, markup, present
value, consumer credit, depreciation, inventory, statements,
insurance, taxes and stocks and bonds.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
Pre-requisites:
BADM 6 - Business Communications
Credits:
3.00
A survey of the pricniples and techniques of business
communications as a tool for business decision making. Focus
is on effective oral and written business communications.
Methods of investigating, organizing and presenting business
data and ideas are developed through practical involvement.
Ethical and legal implications as well as other critical
thinking techniques are emphasized.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 50 Minimum Grade: C
or AP-English 200.0
BADM 62 - Professional Development
Credits:
2.00
Prepares students to enter the workplace with a professional
point of view. Includes development of self-esteem and
encouragement in critical thinking about emerging issues
such as ethics at work, leadership, goals and interpersonal
communication and job seeking skills. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
BADM 82 - Cooperative W/E in Bus Admin
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
Pre-requisites:
BADM 98 - Research Methods and Stats
Credits:
3.00
Current business research methods, including techniques of
problem identification, hypothesis formulation, the design
and use of data gathering instruments, and data analysis.
Interpretation of research reports in professional pub-
lications examined through the use of statistical termin-
ology and computations. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Business Administration
| Biology |
BIOL 1 - Environmental Biology
Credits:
3.00
Interaction of man with the living world around him.
Biological effects of the environment on him and his effects
on it. Problems of overpopulation and environmental
deterioration. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 10 - Introduction To Biology
Credits:
3.00
Basic foundation and concepts of biology to promote the
understanding of the human body and the environment in which
we live. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 11 - Human Sexuality
Credits:
3.00
Human anatomy, physiology and behavior as related to sexual
reproduction, including fertilization, pregnancy, child
birth and birth control. Consideration will also be given
to genetics, homosexuality, sexually transmitted diseases,
and intercourse and response. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 2 - Concepts In Biology
Credits:
4.00
An integrated approach to the interrelationships of the
life sciences. Basic processes common to all living things.
Concepts of biochemistry, cell morphology, cell metabolism,
genetics, evolution and classification. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 3 - Introduction To Plant Biology
Credits:
4.00
The study of the major divisions of the plant kingdom with
emphasis on morphology, physiology, ecology, and taxonomy.
Laboratory includes experiments, observations and a field
trip. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN BIOL 6)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 4 - Human Anatomy
Credits:
5.00
Introduction to the study of the gross and microscopic
structures of the human body using a systemic approach.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN BIOL 10)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
108.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 2
or BIO 5
or BOL 4
or BIO 3
BIOL 5 - Human Physiology
Credits:
5.00
Prerequisite: Biol 2 or Biol 4 or high school equivalency
to Chem 1 or one year of high school chemistry.
Basic functioning of the organ systems of the human body,
including the brain and nervous system; vision and hearing;
heart and circulation; blood and immunity; respiration;
digestion and metabolism; muscles; excretory; endocrine; and
reproductive systems. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN BIOL 12)
Lecture:
72.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
( BIOL 2
or BIOL 4 )
or BIO 3
or BOL 2 )
and ( CHEM 1
or CHM 1 )
BIOL 51 - Marine Bio At Catalina Island
Credits:
1.00
Students will learn about the ocean, its inhabitants and its
future through a combination of lectures and hands-on labs.
Some of the topics include whale watching, coastal fish and
invertebrates, plankton and marine ecology. Students must
be willing and able to participate in two ocean dives
(wetsuits will be provided) and a two-mile hike. In
addition to the Barstow College course registration fee,
the trip will cost $153. This includes all transportation
to and from Catalina, meals and lodging for two nights and
3 days. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
12.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
BIOL 7 - General Zoology
Credits:
4.00
Recommended: Biology 2.
The major invertebrate and vertebrate phyla and their
evolutionary development and classification. Not intended
for biology majors. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN BIOL 4)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 8 - Microbiology
Credits:
5.00
Introduction to bacteria and parasitic forms of protozoa,
helminths, and fungi. The examination of morphological,
physiological, and epidemiological characteristics of these
organisms and of immune response produced by their hosts.
Laboratory procedures for the culture identification of
pathogenic bacteria and with instruction in basic
serological and immunological technique.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN BIOL 14)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
108.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
BIOL 2
and ( CHEM 1
or CHEM 2A )
BIOL 82 - Cooperative W/E in Biology
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Biology
Pre-requisites:
| Comp & Business Info Systems |
CBIS 1 - Computer Concepts
Credits:
3.00
Advisory: COMP 2 with a grade "C" or better.
Overview of computer technology, theory, and concepts for
multidisciplinary majors. Introduction to microcomputer and
supercomputer terminology including history, societal impact
and peripherals. Functions and capabilities in word
processors, spreadsheets, databases and graphics are
covered through lecture, discussion, and hands-on
assignments. Concepts include types of software and hardware
data structure and management, communications and network
fundamentals, and an introduction to basic programming
language. Degree Applicable. (CAN CSCI 2). UC/CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 10 - Computer Architecture
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to computer architecture hardware and its
background, concepts and functions of modern computer
operating systems, disassembly and reassembly of
microcomputers, and identification of its components.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
CBIS 103 - Retail Sales Clerk
Credits:
3.00
This course emphasizes the sales process including the seven
steps to sales, cashiering procedures, inventory stock and
control, entry level business math, work ethic, and
managerial skills.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 104 - Receptionist/Information Clerk
Credits:
3.00
Develop oral and written skills emphasizing communication
with coworkers and customers, correct grammar and speech,
business english, human resources, leadership
characteristics, teamwork, reading and interpreting
instructions, filing, and telephone technique. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 13 - Management Information Systems
Credits:
3.00
Introduces the student to management information systems
concepts. The course will present a variety of data
processing facilities. Course topics include: The computer
as an organizational information system, systems
methodologies, and the computer as a problem-solving tool,
the computer-based information system, and organizational
information systems.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 15 - Information Networking
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to the data communications field for the
information technology student. Covers the introductory
topics of hardware, software, protocols, channels, modems,
local area newtorks, wide area networks, and various
applications. Student will gain hands-on experience with
current popular communications systems.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
Pre-requisites:
COMP 1
or CS 1
or CMP 1
or CBIS 1
CBIS 17 - Database Design & Mgmt. ACCESS
Credits:
3.00
Fundamentals of database structure, design, and development.
Topics include user requirements, file organization, data
structure and security, database processing, database
management systems, and database development. Students
design and develop database applications using a popular
business database program. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
Pre-requisites:
COMP 1
or CS 1
or CMP 1
or CBIS 1
CBIS 19 - Systems Analysis and Design
Credits:
3.00
Traditional systems analysis and design methods and tools.
Topics include role of the systems analyst, feasibility
studies, modeling technique systems design, reporting and
documentation, and implementation strategies. Computer-aided
software engineering (CASE) tools will be utilized to design
and develop information systems. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 1
CBIS 2 - Windows and the Internet
Credits:
3.00
Examine the fundamental concepts of a computer, Windows
Operating Systems, and the Internet. This course is meant to
be for beginners. Students learn how to configure, set, and
use Windows and the Internet for maximum productivity and
efficiency. Emphasis is placed on skills development.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 22A - Business Op. Software UNIX
Credits:
1.50
This course introduces students to the UNIX operating
system. Topics include common UNIX commands; files
manipulation, editing, and the UNIX file structure. This
hands-on class is designed for the computer novice or for
the UNIX novice who wants to get productive with the UNIX
operating system in the shortest time possible.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
CBIS 22C - Windows Server
Credits:
1.50
This course introduces students to the basic of establishing
and managing a Windows Server. Topics include internal
architecture, system security, networking configuration
(with focus on TCP/IP), the registry of services, domains
and system policies, user accounts and group management,
disk backup and maintenance, troubleshooting and performance
optimization. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
CBIS 22D - Bus Op Sys, Novell Netware Ser
Credits:
1.50
This course introduces students to the basics of
establishing and managing a Novell NetWare Server. Topics
include systems administration, installation, networking
technologies and protocols, Novell TCP/IP, LAN service and
support, time synchronization strategies, inter-networking,
system performance and data security. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
CBIS 29A - Intro to Writing Web Pages
Credits:
3.00
Fundamentals of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) and
electronic publishing on the Web. Students will learn how to
produce a multi-page Web site with images, text and links;
tables, frames, forms and simple multimedia; uploading and
modifying Web documents to a Web server. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
COMP 1
or CBIS 1
CBIS 29B - Advanced Web Development
Credits:
3.00
Introduction and fundamentals of Web programming to include
advanced Markup Languages and Scripting Languages. Hands-on
experience in producing Dynamic HTML (Hypertext Markup
Language), Javascript, XML, PHP, and ASP web-type
applications/sites. Develop skills for web user interfaces
to manage files, databases, and extracting and reporting
information. Along with basic client/server Web serving
concepts and an introduction to database middleware
concepts. Use of popular web development programs such as
Macromedia DreamweaverMX and Microsoft Front Page. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
COMP 29A
and ( COMP 17
or BUSI 17 )
and ( CBIS 17 )
CBIS 29C - Multimedia & Graphics for Publ
Credits:
3.00
An introductory course to basic multimedia and graphic
concepts. Topics include design methodology and delivery.
Students will learn and incorporate the fundamentals of
editing and manipulating text, images, video, animation, and
audio to effectively communicate to the user. Macromedia
Flash, Fireworks, and Adobe Photoshop will be used to
develop hands on skills to produce professional quality
multimedia presentations for business and eCommerce
applications. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 3 - Programming in Visual Basic
Credits:
3.00
An introductory course in the BASIC programming language.
Analysis of problems for computer solution using BASIC
language . Applications drawn from business, mathematics,
and physical science. (CAN CSCI 6). UC/CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 30A - Network Tech-Cisco Emphasis
Credits:
4.00
First of four courses which qualify the student to take the
Cisco Certified Network Associate. Topics in this course
include the OSI Reference Model, layered communications, the
TCP/IP network protocol, network design and documentation,
and structured cabling. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 15
or COMP 15
CBIS 30B - Networking Tech:Cisco Emph II
Credits:
4.00
The second semester of four courses continues to provide
students with classroom and laboratory experience in current
and emerging networking. Instruction includes, but is not
limited to, the Open System Interconnection (OSI) Reference
Model, local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs)
, transmission control protocol/Internet protocol (TCP/IP)
addressing, routers, router configuration, routing and
routing protocols, internetwork open system (OIS) images and
network troubleshooting. This course will prepare the
student to take the Cisco CCNA exam.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 30A Minimum Grade: C
or COMP 30A Minimum Grade: C
CBIS 30C - Networking Tech Cisco Emph III
Credits:
4.00
Classroom and laboratory experience in current and emerging
networking technology that will empower students to enter
employment, or further education and training in the
computer networking field. Instruction includes a review of
the Open System Interconnection (OSI), Reference Model, a
study of the OSI layer functions, local area network (LAN)
switching, Ethernet and virtual LANs (VLANs), LAN design,
interior gateway routing protocol (IGRP), access control
lists (ACLs), Novell Internet Packet Exchange (IPX), and
network management. In addition, the student will learn
appropriate methodologies for managing networks, with
emphasis placed on clear and adequate documentation of a
network. This course will prepare the student to take the
Cisco CCNA exam.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 30B Minimum Grade: C
or COMP 30B Minimum Grade: C
CBIS 30D - Networking Tech Cisco Emph IV
Credits:
4.00
Instruction includes but is not limited to switching,
virtual LANs, LAN design, routing protocols, access lists,
Wide Area Networks (WANs), the open system interconnection
(OSI) reference model, networking, point-to-point protocols
(PPPs), Integrated services digital network (ISDN),
dial-on-demand routing (DDR), frame relays and network
management. In addition the student will prepare for the
CCNA Exam and have the option to prepare for the Network+
Certification Exam.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 30C Minimum Grade: C
or COMP 30C Minimum Grade: C
CBIS 33 - Computer Science I with C++
Credits:
3.00
Computer software design, implementation, methods, and
environment using a current high-level language. Survey of
computers, applications, and other areas of computer
science. Program design, coding, debugging, and
documentation using techniques of good programming style.
Program development in a powerful operating environment.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 1
or COMP 1
or CMP 1
or CS 1
CBIS 40 - Spreadsheet Applications
Credits:
4.00
An introductory course in the principles of spreadsheets.
The student will develop skill in the use of spreadsheets to
create and print computerized spreadsheets data in the
solutions of common business problems. Current software in
place includes Microsoft for Pentium Computers. Also
available on-line.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 41 - Microsoft Word Essentials
Credits:
4.00
A Windows word processing program providing the theories and
practical applications of Word for Windows. Designed for
both beginning and experienced computer users.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 42 - Advanced Microsoft Word Essen.
Credits:
4.00
Designed for students with Microsoft Word experience.
Assimilate features of Microsoft Word that are used to
enhance the visual display of documents with graphic
elements; become familiar with the World Wide Web; format
text into tables, charts & columns, use styles and sorting
features, create business forms and tables of content.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 43 - Microsoft Powerpoint Basics
Credits:
1.50
Microsoft PowerPoint program. Design, create, and edit
business presentations. Topics include creating
presentations with graphics, publishing presentations on the
Internet, and adding multimedia elements such as sound and
video. Import files and graphics into PowerPoint from other
Programs. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 51 - A+ Certification Prepartation
Credits:
4.00
A study of computer hardware, computer architecture, and
hardware interaction with operating system software leading
towards A+ certification. This course provides background
concepts, functions of modern computer systems, disassembly
and reassembly of microcomputers, and identification, and
selection of components for successful PC construction or
maintenance. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 1 Minimum Grade: C
or COMP 1 Minimum Grade: C
CBIS 53 - Beg WordPerfect for Windows
Credits:
4.00
Recommended: Basic keyboarding skills.
Designed for students with no previous Windows word
processing experience. Through lecture, demonstration, and
lab, students will be taught the skills necessary to use
WordPerfect Windows sortware to create, format, edit, and
print documents. Students will type personal business
letters, short unbound reports, memorandums, tables, and
documents containing graphics.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 54 - Adv WordPerfect for Windows
Credits:
4.00
Course is designed for students with word processing
experience. Through lecture, demonstration, and lab,
students will learn features used in the production of
business letters, envelopes, two-page memos, reports,
newsletters, and tables. Emphasis will be given to the task
of identifying and trouble shooting problems associated with
soft copy document processing.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 6 - Programming in JAVA
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to computer programming using JAVA. Writing and
using new objects, calling standard JAVA libraries, calling
JAVA applets with HTML that will execute over the World Wide
Web, and integrating JAVA with VRML and JAVASCRIPT. Emphasis
on practical applications of programming. Laboratory
instruction includes program development and execution.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Computer Information Systems
CBIS 60 - Beginning Keyboarding
Credits:
1.50
Operation of the computer keyboard and an introduction to
word processing software with emphasis upon developing basic
keyboarding techniques required to develop speed and
accuracy on straight copy. Instruction will include the
alphabetic keys, numeric keys, and special symbol keys.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 61 - Skill-Building & Doc Process
Credits:
1.50
Improve keyboarding technique, develop language-arts skill,
and build data-entry proficiency, speed and accuracy. Learn
to produce typical office and personal documents efficiently
and correctly by applying the current formatting and
efficiency standards used in business and industry.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
BUSI 60
CBIS 64 - Machine Transcription
Credits:
3.00
Development of a marketable skill in the transcription
of verbal information to an appropriate written format.
Business communication skills will be enhanced by listening
to dictation and transcribing information accurately.
Transcription techniques and writing skills necessary to
prepare proper business documents will be applied using
word processing applications. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 60
or BUSI 60
or B OT 60
or B OT 60A
or B OT 60B
or B OT 60C
or BT 60
or BT 60A
or BT 60B
or BT 60C
or BUS 112A
or BUS 112B
or BUS 114A
or BUS 31
or BUS 31A
or BUS 31B
or BUS 31C
CBIS 65 - Machine Calculations
Credits:
1.50
Study of math procedures and drill on the operation of the
electronic printing calculator and the electronic display
calculator. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 66 - Office Procedures
Credits:
3.00
Topics include organization concepts, skills and procedures;
traditional and electronic information resources; decision
making and communication systems. Office simulation may be
included. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 60
or BUSI 60
or B OT 60
or B OT 60A
or B OT 60B
or B OT 60C
or BT 60
or BT 60A
or BT 60B
or BT 60C
or BUS 112A
or BUS 112B
or BUS 114A
or BUS 31
or BUS 31A
or BUS 31B
or BUS 31C
or BUSI 60A
CBIS 67 - Records Management
Credits:
2.00
Prepares students for all of today's records management
environments including electronic filing. Stresses the
managerial considerations and the systems thinking that are
important for a career using records management.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 74 - Microsoft Outlook
Credits:
1.50
Instruction in the use of Microsoft Outlook, a personal
information management program used to communicate with
others, schedule appointments and tasks, record information
about personal and business contacts and organize files.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 77 - Medical Transcription
Credits:
3.00
Development of a marketable skill in producing documents,
and other types of medical communications through listening
to dictation tapes. Emphasis on excellence in keying and
proficiency in the use of medical terminology and English
skills: spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 79 - Microsoft Office Integration
Credits:
.50
Hands on training in the integration of data between Access,
Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. Course includes understanding
and performing OLE (Object Linking and Embedding); linking
Excel worksheets and charts into Word Documents; using
Access data in a Word form letter; linking and embedding
Excel and other objects in PowerPoint presentations.
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
Pre-requisites:
CBIS 2 Minimum Grade: C
or BUSI 20 Minimum Grade: C
or COMP 20 Minimum Grade: C
CBIS 82 - Cooperative W/E in CBIS
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education Listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
CBIS 84 - Introduction to Online Courses
Credits:
.50
Introduces students to the Internet software necessary to
successfully complete an on-line course. It will teach
students how to access the on-line course materials using an
Internet browser, as well as how to effectively use word
processing, e-mail and discussion group software used by the
on-line courses. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Comp & Business Info Systems
| Chemistry |
CHEM 1 - Introductory Chemistry
Credits:
4.00
A survey of the principles of chemistry primarily for pre-
nursing, liberal arts, and home economics students. Topics
covered: Atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry,
periodic table, states of matter, solutions, equilibrium,
acids and bases, nuclear chemistry, and basic organic
chemistry. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Chemistry
Pre-requisites:
MATH 50 Minimum Grade: C
or MATH 102 Minimum Grade: C
or MTH 102 Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 102 Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 9.1 Minimum Grade: C
or ( MDTP-Elem Algebra 41
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 11 )
or MATH 55
or MATH 1
or AP-Algebra 00100
CHEM 2A - General College Chemistry
Credits:
5.00
Basic principles of chemistry from quantitative point of
view, including stoichiometry, atomic structure, chemical
bonding, gas laws, solutions, and oxidation-reduction
processes. Quantitative emphasis in the laboratory.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN CHEM 2)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
108.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Chemistry
Pre-requisites:
( MATH 50 Minimum Grade: C
or MATH 102 Minimum Grade: C
or MDTP-Elem Algebra 41
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 11 )
and ( CHEM 1
or CHEM HS )
CHEM 2B - General College Chemistry
Credits:
5.00
Continuation of Chemistry 2A with emphasis on equalibrium
processes. Kinetic, ionic and solubility equilibria,
electrochemistry and thermodynamics. Laboratory includes
introduction to qualitative analysis.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN CHEM 4)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
108.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Chemistry
Pre-requisites:
CHEM 2A
CHEM 82 - Cooperative W/E in Chemistry
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Chemistry
Pre-requisites:
| Child Development |
CHLD 10 - Intro to Early Childhood Progr
Credits:
3.00
Designed for students who are considering teaching as a
career and for those wishing to prepare to be teacher aides.
Includes a self-appraisal of the student's potential as a
teacher. Encompasses the background, problems and issues of
education in a democratic society with special emphasis on
ECE programs. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 11A - Principles & Practices in ECE
Credits:
4.00
Curriculum planning and evaluation; discipline and guidance
techniques; instructional methods; cooperative relationships
with staff, parents and children; and professional ethics
and job search skills. 102 hours of supervised experience
working with young children in a licensed program. Students
not currently working with children may volunteer at a
licensed program of their choice. A TB clearance is required
to work with children in centers. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 11B - Principles & Practices in ECE
Credits:
4.00
Curriculum planning and evaluation; discipline and guidance
techniques; instructional methods; cooperative relationships
with staff, parents and children; and professional ethics
and job search skills. Supervised experience and
participation in a group program for young children.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 12A - Creative Activities ECE
Credits:
3.00
The language arts, including the development of listening
skills, facility in oral language, writing ability and
reading readiness. Skills developed through literature;
dramitization, discussion, role playing, and the use of
fingerplay, puppetry, pantomiming, interpreting pictures and
construction. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 12B - Creative Activities for ECE
Credits:
3.00
Arts and crafts, and play materials for children in early
education programs, including science, movement, drama, and
music. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
51.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 14 - Child, Health, Safety & Nutrit
Credits:
3.00
Health, safety, and nutrition of importance to the teacher,
child, and family of young children, including common
childhood diseases, general physical and mental health,
first aid and emergency procedures, as well as health
protection provided by the home, school, and the total
community. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 15 - Infants/Todlers: Curric/Teach
Credits:
3.00
Development from birth to three years. Study of how a
child's development needs can be individually met by
caregivers in family and group daycare settings. Practical
approaches to program planning: the role of the caregiver;
curriculum and environment; health and safety; parent
education. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 16 - Preschool Child:Curric & Tchng
Credits:
3.00
Development and behavior based on current knowledge in child
development. Intellectual, physical, emotional and social
development of the child. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 17 - Prog School-Age Child:Curr&Tch
Credits:
3.00
Programs and curriculum for the school-age child in a before
and after school environment. Establishing an appropriate
environment, planning activities and interacting with
children. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 19A - Admin of Early Childhood Ed I
Credits:
3.00
An overview of organization and management of preschool
programs, including program planning, budgeting, and
regulations. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
Pre-requisites:
CHLD 10
and CHLD 11A
or ( CHLD 11B )
and CHLD 14
and PSYC 4
or ( CHLD 4 )
and SOCI 6
or ( CHLD 6 )
CHLD 19B - Admin of Early Child Ed II
Credits:
3.00
Examine the dynamics of management behavior and the
communication process within early childhood education
programs. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
Pre-requisites:
CHLD 19A
CHLD 19C - Mod & Meth in Mentor/Adlt Sprv
Credits:
3.00
Develop models and methods of supervising early childhood
teachers and mentoring student teachers in early childhood
programs. Topics include leadership positions, staff roles,
communication, observations, evaluations, and establishing
goals in other areas relating to early childhood. Required
course for the Children's Center Permit. Degree Applicable.
CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
10.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 4 - Child Growth and Development
Credits:
3.00
Development of children from prenatal through adolescent
periods of growth. Consideration of case studies. Requires
one hour of observation at child care center.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 53 - Audio-Visual For ECE
Credits:
3.00
Audio-visual communication techniques in graphic design,
still photography, motion pictures, television and computers
appropriate in early childhood education.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 54 - Child Language Development
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the study of language, communication, and
literacy development as a perceptional and cognitive process
in young children.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 6 - Child, Family, Community
Credits:
3.00
Overview of patterns of family living in contemporary
society tempered by various elements of cultural, social,
economic and racial factors. Emphasis on wise use of
community resources such as those available in education,
health, welfare, religious, recreational, and counseling
organizations. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 60 - The Child with Special Needs
Credits:
3.00
Develop a knowledge of children with mild to significant
disabilities. Explore and research educational trends, early
intervention, resources and strategies for the inclusion of
young children with disabilities in the classroom and
supporting family involvement.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 61 - Family Day Care Provider
Credits:
3.00
Factors involved in providing quality child care
in one's home. Establishment of a safe, healthy,
and stimulating environment; refining or
developing business policies and parent contracts.
First aid and CPR training.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
CHLD 82 - Cooperative W/E in Education
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Child Development
| Communications |
COMM 100 - Reading and Basic Skills
Credits:
3.00
Introductory reading course; helps students prepare for the
reading demands of life and in college; units on
pronunciation, syllabication, vocabulary, finding main
ideas, and sentence relationships. Uses some materials from
the world of work and of business and government. Grades:
CR/NC. Non Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
COMM 101 - Reading and Basic Skills
Credits:
3.00
Prepares students for reading and critical thinking
challenges of college-level work. Uses a whole language
approach to teach reading as a constructive process.
Individualized help in improving phonetic discriminations
and syllabication, in enlarging vocabulary, and in improving
vocabulary. Units on the library, dictionary, phonics,
vocabulary, main idea, and drawing inferences.
Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
DTLS-Read Comprehension 24
or COMM 100 Minimum Grade: C
or CMM 101 Minimum Grade: C
or CMM 101A Minimum Grade: C
or COM 100 Minimum Grade: C
or COMM 100 Minimum Grade: CR
COMM 102 - Reading and Basic Skills
Credits:
3.00
Outlining and organizing topics and main ideas. Literary
interpretation, inference, cause and effect and author's
purpose. Speed reading, skimming and scanning.
Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
DTLS-Read Comprehension 28
or COMM 101 Minimum Grade: C
or CMM 102 Minimum Grade: C
or COM 101 Minimum Grade: C )
COMM 127A - CA Word Skills in Reading
Credits:
1.00
A computer assisted basic skills sequence designed to help
students develop individually and at their own rate the
reading and writing skills necessary to begin college level
tasks. This competency based course is broken into three
modules, each worth one unit requiring two hours per week of
computer work and one hour per week in consultation with the
instructor. Module A focuses on Basic Word skills in reading
and writing. It includes word recognition and word attack
skills; vocabulary development; predicting words; confused
pairs; idioms; and usage issues. Grading CR/NC.
Non-Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 127B - A Sentence Skills in Reading
Credits:
1.00
A computer-assisted basic skills sequence designed to help
students develop individually and at their own rate the
reading and writing skills necessary to begin college level
tasks. This competency based course is broken into three
modules, each worth one unit requiring two hours per week
of computer work and one hour per week in consultation with
the instructor. Module B focuses on Sentence Skills. It
includes forming sentences; recognizing and correcting
fragments and run-ons; sequencing; locating facts;
identifying details; and inferencing. Grading: CR/NC.
Non Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 127C - CA Critical Skills in Reading
Credits:
1.00
A computer-assisted basic skills sequence designed to help
students develop individually and at their own rate the
reading and writing skills necessary to begin college
level tasks. This competency based course is broken into
three modules, each worth one unit requiring two hours per
week of computer work and one hour per week in consultation
with the instructor. Module C focuses on Practical and
Critical reading skills. It includes identifying main
ideas; distinguishing fact from opinion; interpreting
information; analyzing causes and effects; reacting to
texts; and evaluating texts. Grading: CR/NC. Non Degree
Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 152 - ESL Literacy
Credits:
.00
Recommended: To enroll, students should be non-literate in
English and have learned a first language other than
English.
ESL Literacy is designed for those students who have limited
literacy skills in their own language and in English or who
are unfamiliar with the Roman alphabet system. This course
focuses on learning to hear, understand, and produce the
alphabet; pronounce number from 1-100; respond to simple
commands; recognize syllables and produce different levels
of stress; understand simple words, phrases, and questions;
relate phonological sounds to letters and clusters of
letters; repeat words or phrases for clarification; express
basic needs; recognize high frequency of use words (signs
and directions.) Non Credit Course. Non Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 153 - Beg Grammar & Spoken Eng (ESL)
Credits:
.00
English for beginning ESL students. Provides students with
instruction in phonics, the alphabet, listening, speaking,
reading, and writing in basic English. Helps non-native
speakers develop basic competency in English in typical
social interactions. May be taken twice.
Non-Credit Course. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 154 - Int Grammar & Spoken Eng (ESL)
Credits:
3.00
An intermediate course in English for non-native speakers.
English grammar, vocabulary, speaking, reading, and writing.
May be taken twice for credit. Grades: CR/NC.
Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
COMM 153
or CMM 53
or CMM 53B
or COM 153
or COM 53 )
COMM 155 - Adv Grammar & Spoken Eng (ESL)
Credits:
3.00
Advanced course in English for non-native speakers.
Provides instruction in grammar, vocabulary, sentence
patterns, writing, reading, and speaking. May be taken
twice for credit. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
COMM 154
or CMM 54
or CMM 54B
or COM 154
or COM 54 )
COMM 156 - Write/Read Prblms ESL Students
Credits:
3.00
Extensive writing and reading with emphasis on fundamentals.
Writing assignments move from basic sentence patterns to
paragraphs in varying modes: examples, cause and effect,
classification, comparison and contrast, description and
narrative. Reading activities complement the writing
assignments and emphasize comprehension. May be taken twice
for credit. Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 160 - Basic Skills Educ Program
Credits:
.00
A study of mathematics, reading, and vocabulary skills.
Mathematics skills include mathematical concepts, whole
numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, and story problems.
Reading skills include main idea, restatement, inference,
supporting details, and vocabulary in context. Vocabulary
skills include: Latin and Greek roots and prefixes and
vocabulary lists. Non-Degree Applicable. Non Credit.
Lecture:
80.00 to 116.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 161 - Adv Basic Skills Educ Program
Credits:
.00
Focuses on an analysis of the arithmetic reasoning,
paragraph comprehension, and vocabulary test of the Army
Standard Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB); presents test-
taking strategies specific to that test (applicable to other
standardized tests); and practices mastery of both through
the use of timed drills and analysis of testing at the 10.5
level or better on the Test Adult Basic Education (TABE)
mathematics and paragraph comprehension tests. 48 Hours
Total. Non Credit Course. Non Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
48.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
COMM 50 - Fingerspelling/Basic Signs I
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to basic manual communication including
fingerspelling and introductory sign language. Emphasis
on both expressive and receptive communication skills. May
be taken twice for credit. Degree Applicable. UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
COMM 51 - Fingerspelling/Basic Signs II
Credits:
3.00
A continuation of basic manual communication, including
fingerspelling and more advanced signs. Emphasis on both
expressive and receptive. May be taken twice for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
COMM 50
or CMM 30
or CMM 30A
or CMM 30B
or COM 50 )
COMM 52 - Fingerspelling/Basic Signs III
Credits:
3.00
A continuation of advanced sign language with particular
application to use in dialogues, poetry, and songs. May
be taken twice for credit. Degree Applicable. UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
COMM 51
or CMM 31
or CMM 31A
or CMM 31B
or COM 51 )
COMM 60 - College Level Reading
Credits:
3.00
Prerequisite: COMM 102 or minimum score of 25 in reading on
the APS assessment test.
Development of assimilative reading skills and expansion of
vocabulary. Use of critical reading skills demanded by
various subject matter areas. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
Pre-requisites:
( BCC-Reading 25
or COMM 102 )
COMM 61 - Vocabulary for College
Credits:
2.00
An introduction to vocabulary useful in college classes.
The course includes a study of Greek and Latin roots
(etymologies) and other ways to increase one's vocabulary.
Focuses on about 1000 words which are essential in the
study of government, politics, psychology, human biology,
medicine, science, mathematics, the arts, and other
college subjects. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Communications
| Construction Crafts |
CONC 100 - Building Maintenance & Repair
Credits:
4.00
Preventative maintenance and repair for residential and
light commercial buildings. Topics covered include, but are
not limited to, repairing roofing, plumbing, electrical,
framing, insulation, drywall, painting, concrete, flooring,
safety, tools, heating and cooling, etc., as they apply to
the maintenance and repair industry. Degree Applicable
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Construction Crafts
CONC 70 - Custodial Maintenance
Credits:
1.00
Course covers the major aspects of custodial and janitorial
work. Includes general cleaning techniques, cleaning
equipment use and maintenance, cleaning chemicals, window
care, maintaining hard floors, carpet and upholstery care,
chemical hazards, Cal OSHA regulations, and handling of
infectious waste as they apply to the janitorial industry.
Lecture:
9.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Construction Crafts
| Cooperative Work Exp Educ |
COOP 100 - Job Preparation Workshop
Credits:
1.00
Remedial course for requirements of Summer Youth Training
Program students. Covers skills, attitude, on-the-job
problems, applications, interviews, human relations and
uses Plato computer basic education skills. May be repeated
as needed. 28 Hours Total. Reading Level D.
Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
28.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cooperative Work Exper Educ
COOP 80 - Intro to Employment
Credits:
1.00
Exploration of employer expectations and on-the-job
problems. Applications, interviews, personality assessment
and human relations. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cooperative Work Exper Educ
Pre-requisites:
COOP 82 - Occupational Work Experience
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
Prerequisite: Enrollment each semester in one of the
following vocational fields: Accounting, Administration of
Justice, Allied Health, Art, Auto Mechanics Technology,
Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Child
Development, Computer & Business Information Systems,
Drafting, Electronics, English, Fire Technology,
Library Science, Management, Mathematics, Photography,
Physical Education / Recreation, Physical Science,
Psychology, Real Estate, Sociology, Theatre Arts or Welding.
Supervised employment of students in order to assist them in
acquiring desirable work habits and attitudes in real jobs.
Vocational Work Experience Placement must be in an area
related to the occupational and educational career goals of
the student. Up to 16 units may be used as elective credit
for the AA/AS degree. Up to 16 units may be accepted as
elected credit for transfer to CSU. Grades: CR/NC. May be
taken for a total of 16 units. CSU
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cooperative Work Exper Educ
Pre-requisites:
COOP 83 - General Work Experience
Credits:
1.00 to 6.00
Prerequisite: Employment and enrollment in any other
college course. Supervised employment of students seeking
to acquire desirable work habits and attitudes in real jobs.
Employers and the College cooperate in relating classroom
learning with on-the-job experience. Up to 16 units may be
used as elective credit for the AA/AS degree. Up to 16
units may be accepted as elected credit for transfer to
CSU. Grades: CR/NC. Reading Level B. Non-Degree
Applicable.
Other:
60.00 to 540.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cooperative Work Exper Educ
Pre-requisites:
| Cosmetology |
COSM 50A - Beginning Cosmetology
Credits:
6.00
Basic theory in hygiene, safety practices, fundamentals of
permanent waving, hair coloring, hair styling, shampooing,
and manicuring are taught by lecture and demonstration with
supervised work practice. 229.5 total hours.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
30.00 Lab:
199.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
COSM 50B - Beginning Cosmetology
Credits:
6.00
Continuation of Cosmetology 50A. Intermediate theory in
hygiene, safety practices, fundamentals of permanent waving,
hair coloring, hair styling, shampooing, and manicuring are
taught by lecture and demonstration with supervised work
practice. Introduction of California State Board Rules and
Regulations. 229.5 total hours. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
30.00 Lab:
199.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
( COSM 50A
or COSM 100A )
COSM 50C - Beginning Cosmetology
Credits:
6.00
Continuation of Cosmetology 50B. Advanced theory and
practices in hygiene, safety practices, fundamentals of
permanent waving, hair coloring, hair styling, and
manicuring are taught by lecture and demonstration with
supervised work practice. Continued review of California
State Board Rules and Regulations. 229.5 total hours.
Degree Applicable
Lecture:
30.00 Lab:
199.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
( COSM 50B
or COSM 100B )
COSM 51A - Intermediate Cosmetology
Credits:
6.00
Beginning theory of anatomy and physiology, skin disease and
disorders. Practical classes covering make-up and facials,
hair cutting and styling, scalp treatment, hair coloring,
permanent waving, hair straightening. Laboratory and desk
experience begin in Cosmetology 51 and follow through to
Cosmetology 52. This area teaches disbursing of supplies and
the techniques of telephone and appointment books.
229.5 total hours. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
30.00 Lab:
199.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 50C
or COSM 100C
or COS 100
or COS 100A
or COS 100B
or COS 100C
COSM 51B - Intermediate Cosmetology
Credits:
6.00
Continuation of Cosmetology 51A. Intermediate theory of
anatomy and physiology, skin disease and disorders.
Introduction of thermal hair styling and advanced scalp
treatments. Additional practice with make-up and facials,
hair cutting and styling, scalp treatment, hair coloring,
permanent waving and hair straightening. Continued practice
with the techniques of telephone and appointment books.
229.5 total hours. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
30.00 Lab:
199.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 51A
or COSM 101A
COSM 51C - Intermediate Cosmetology
Credits:
6.00
Continuation of Cosmetology 51B. Advanced theory of anatomy
and physiology, skin disease and disorders. Demonstration of
advanced techniques of hair styling and cutting. Ongoing
preparation for the State Board examinations. 229.5 total
hours. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
30.00 Lab:
199.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 51B
or COSM 101B
COSM 52 - Advanced Cosmetology
Credits:
6.00
Theory of cosmetic chemistry, electricity, salon management,
and employment practices. History,construction, weaving,
care, fitting and dressing of wigs are covered in theory and
practical classes. State Board preparation and supervised
work experience in all phases of cosmetology. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
32.00 Lab:
192.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 51C
or COSM 101C
or COS 101
or COS 101A
or COS 101B
or COS 101C
COSM 53A - Beginning Manicuring
Credits:
6.00
Beginning practical training and technical instruction in
manicuring. Manicuring is the care and treatment of the
hands and nails, and it is a related part of cosmetology.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
COSM 53B - Advanced Manicuring
Credits:
6.00
Advanced practical training and technical instruction in
manicuring. Manicuring is the care and treatment of the
hands and nails, a part of cosmetology. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 53A
COSM 55 - Cosmetology State Board Refres
Credits:
6.00
Theory of State Board Rules and Regulations. Theory of
Barbering & Cosmetology Act for the State of California.
State Board preparation for all phases of State Board.
Cosmetology practical and written examination. Model needed.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
30.00 Lab:
199.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
COSM 56A - Instructor Trainee
Credits:
6.00
Covers all aspects of beginning level instructional methods
and techniques, conducting classroom instruction and
demonstrations, supervising and training students while
practicing the art of cosmetology. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
COSM 56B - Instructor Trainee: Intermedia
Credits:
6.00
Covers all aspects of intermediate level instructional
methods and techniques, conducting classroom instruction and
demonstrations, supervising and training students while
practicing the art of cosmetology. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 56A
COSM 56C - Instructor Trainee: Advanced
Credits:
6.00
Covers all aspects of advanced level instructional methods
and techniques, conducting classroom instruction and
demonstrations, supervising and training students while
practicing the art of cosmetology. Successful completion of
this course and successful completion for the State Program
Examination and Licensure, will provide the Teacher Trainee
with a State of California Cosmetology Instructor's License.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 56B
COSM 58A - Beginning Esthetician
Credits:
6.00
Beginning levels of skin care and make-up. Basic theory in
health safety, electricity, disinfection and sanitation.
Beginning fundamentals of facials, chemical skin peels, skin
analysis, eyebrow arching and hair removal, as well as make-
up. Review of State Board Rules and Regulations. 204 hours
to include lecture, demonstration
and clinical experience. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
COSM 58B - Intermediate Esthetician
Credits:
6.00
Continuation of COSM 58A. Intermediate theory in health
safety, electricity, disinfection and sanitation.
Intermediate fundamentals of facials, chemical skin peels,
skin analysis, eyebrow arching and hair removal, as well as
make-up. 204 hours to include lecture, demonstration and
clinical experience. Degree Applicable.
.
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 58A
COSM 58C - Advanced Esthetician
Credits:
6.00
Continuation of COSM 58B. Advanced theory in health safety,
electricity, disinfection and sanitation. Advanced
fundamentals of facials, chemical skin peels, skin analysis,
eyebrow arching and hair removal, as well as make-up. 204
hours to include lecture, demonstration and clinical
experience. Upon successful completion of this course,
the student will be eligible to take the State Board
Licensure exam for Esthetician. Degree Applicable
Lecture:
60.00 Lab:
144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
Pre-requisites:
COSM 58B
COSM 82 - Cooperative W/E in Cosmetology
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cosmetology
| Drafting |
DRAF 50 - Intro-Computer Aided Drafting
Credits:
3.00
Recommended: CBIS 1. Introductory course in
CAD. Emphasis is on program commands and time-saving
techniques. Includes orthographic, isometric, dimensioning,
sections and basic geometric construction.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
DRAF 51 - Int-Computer Aided Drafting
Credits:
3.00
Designed to increase students' skills in mechanical
drafting. Emphasis on increasing production speed.
Includes auxiliary views, tolerance dimensioning, detail
and assembly views. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
Pre-requisites:
DRAF 50
or DRF 50
DRAF 52 - Architectural Drafting
Credits:
3.00
Design and produce a full set of drawings required for
construction of a residential structure. Emphasis is on
compliance with building code requirements.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
Pre-requisites:
DRAF 50
DRAF 53 - Technical Illustration
Credits:
3.00
Techniques for the production of illustrations used in
print, transparencies, and presentation graphics. Emphasis
on isometric presentation, shading and exploded views.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
DRAF 54 - Electrical-Electronic Drafting
Credits:
3.00
Overview of methods used in drawing industrial electronic,
electrical and communications including printed circuits,
block diagrams and schematics. Emphasis placed on
tolerances, military numbering systems and specifications
and formula applications. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
DRAF 55 - Sheetmetal Drafting
Credits:
3.00
Basic layouts and projections used in sheetmetal layout and
construction. Emphasis is on designing special components
to fit given problem assignments. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
DRAF 56 - Blueprint Reading-Metal Trades
Credits:
3.00
Basic techniques of interpreting and using engineering
drawings or prints used in the metal trades. Visualization
of objects, sectional drawings, orthographic and isometric
projections, symbols, scales and practices used in
blueprints for the metal trades. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
DRAF 60 - Technical Mathematics
Credits:
4.00
Calculating and problem-solving skills using algebraic and
real numbers in arithmetic operations. Use of customary
and Systems International measurement units. Symbols,
terms, signed numbers, equations, ratio and proportion,
exponents, radicals, formulas and trigonometric functions.
(May be taken as Electronics 60 -- Credit granted for one
course only.) Reading Level B. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
Pre-requisites:
MATH 101 Minimum Grade: C
or ( MDTP-Elem Algebra 31
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 00 )
DRAF 82 - Cooperative W/E in Drafting
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Drafting
Pre-requisites:
| Drama |
DRAM 2 - Oral Interpretation
Credits:
3.00
The study of both prose and petry and how best to interpret
a selection for the benefit of an audience. Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
51.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Drama
| Disability Services Program |
DSPS 100 - Individual Assessment
Credits:
.50
Open-entry, open-exit course designed to assess educational
strengths and weaknesses of college students. Students
enrolled will take a battery of diagnostic tests and develop
an individual education plan (I.E.P.). Open to all
students. Grades: CR/NC. May be taken every three years.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
DSPS 120 - Beg Oral Communications-LD Std
Credits:
3.00
Recommended: California Community College
"Learning Disability" Certification.
Beginning speech course for L.D. students.
Students will learn the basic skills and
introductory concepts necessary for
effective oral communication in a variety
of settings. Special emphasis is placed
on practical experience within groups
and between individuals. Students will
participate in speaking presentations,
oral readings, and talks designed to
achieve specific purposes. Attention
will be given to developing a speaking
voice, an awareness of stage presence, and
a general appearance for successful
preparations. Designated "Special Class"
(Title 5, Section 56028). Non Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
DSPS 121 - Int Oral Communications - LD
Credits:
3.00
Recommended: California
Community College "Learning Disability
Certification." Intermediate speech course
for L.D. students. Students will learn the
process of preparing and researching the speech,
organizing the speech, outlining the speech, and
delivering the speech. Special emphasis is
placed on practical experience within groups and
between individuals. Attention will be given to
developing a speaking voice, an awareness of stage
presentation, and a general appearance for
successful delivery of the speech. Grading:
Credit/No Credit. Designated "Special Class"
(Title 5, Section 56028).
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 120
or DSP 120
DSPS 122 - Adv Oral Communications - LD
Credits:
3.00
Recommended: California Community
College "Learning Disability Certification."
Advanced speech course for L.D. students.
Information and persuasive speeches. Techniques to
present "argument" and awareness of the critical
thinking process. Unique format and occasion
speeches. Grading: Credit/No Credit. Designated
"Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028).
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 121
DSPS 150 - Beg Writing for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Beginning composition course for L.D. students: progressive,
individualized instruction in fundamentals of English
grammar, essential elements of writing, and conventions of
sentence and paragraph development. Computer composing.
Designated "special class" (Title 5, Section 56028.)
Grades: CR\NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 151 - Int Writing for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Intermediate composition course for L.D. students: review
English grammar and basic elements of writing; concentration
on the writing of representational discourse; expansion of
computer composing. Designated "Special Class" (Title 5,
Section 56028). Grades: CR\NC Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 150
or DSP 150
or CMM 130
or CMM 130A
or CMM 130B
DSPS 152 - Adv Writing for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Advanced composition course for L.D. students: review of
basic maxims of written communication and composing of
representational discourse; introduction to fundamentals
of expository writing; refinement of computer composing.
Designated "Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028.) Grades
CR\NC. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 151
or CMM 131
or CMM 131A
or CMM 131B
or DSP 151
DSPS 153 - Beg Math for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Progressive, individualized instruction in basic arithmetic
computation: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and
division of whole numbers. Designated L.D. "Special Class"
(Title 5, Section 56028). Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 154 - Int Math for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Intemediate arithmetic course for L.D. students:
individualized, progressive instruction in addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions.
Designated "Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028).
Grades CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 153
or CMM 140
or CMM 140A
or CMM 140B
or DSP 153
DSPS 155 - Adv Math for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Advanced arithmetic course for L.D. students: individualized
progressive instruction in decimals, proportions, and
percents. Designated "Special Class" (Title 5, Section
56028) Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 154
or CMM 141
or CMM 141A
or CMM 141B
or DSP 154
DSPS 156 - Beg Reading for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Progressive, individualized instruction in fundamentals of
reading, phonics, word attack skills, vocabulary building,
spelling and improvement of reading comprehension.
Designated L.D. "Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028).
Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 157 - Int Reading for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Intermediate reading course for L.D. students: review of
attack skills, as needed, and concentrated instruction in
vocabulary building, spelling, and development of
techniques and strategies for improvement of reading,
comprehension at the literal and interpretive levels of
understanding. Designated "Special Class". (Title 5,
Section 56028.) Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 156
or CMM 150
or CMM 150A
or CMM 150B
or DSP 156
DSPS 158 - Adv Reading for LD Students
Credits:
3.00
Advanced reading course for L.D. students: continued
instruction in vocabulary building and spelling, improvement
of reading rate and reading comprehension, and basic
instruction in reading and understanding literature.
Designated "Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028.)
Grades: CR/NC. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
Pre-requisites:
DSPS 157
or CMM 151
or CMM 151A
or CMM 151B
or DSP 157
DSPS 160 - Social Aspects of Indep Living
Credits:
1.00
Recommended: California Community College "Learning
Disability" Certification.
Progressive, individualized and group instruction in
everyday living skills; renting, decorating, furnishing,
budget making, purchasing food (shopping) and clothes,
purchasing and/or renting tools and equipment...
entertaining, getting along with others; job assessment,
and placement; checking and banking skills. Designated
L.D. "Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028.) Grades:
CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
DSPS 161 - Physical Aspects of Indep Livg
Credits:
1.00
Recommended: California Community College "Learning
Disability" Certification.
Progressive, individualized and group instruction in living
skills centering on health and physical fitness as it
pertains to independent living...diet; exercise, (jogging,
running, walking, lifting and body conditioning)_
fundamentals of health; food and its function; the
regimen and application. Designated L.D. "Special Class"
(Title 5, Section 56028.) Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
DSPS 162 - Psych Aspects of Indep. Living
Credits:
1.00
Recommended: California Community College "Learning
Disability" Certification.
Progressive, individualized and group instruction in
living skills centering on mental health; living alone and
with others; inter- and intra-personal development;
assessment, direction, and the dynamics of adjustment.
Designed L.D. "Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028.)
Grades: CR/NC. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
DSPS 45 - Beg Adaptive Physical Fitness
Credits:
1.00
Recommended: Physician or DSP&S Coordinator referral.
This physical education course for the disabled is designed
to assist students in developing and maintaining the basic
physical skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for
enjoyable and satisfactory participation in lifetime
physical fitness activities. This course may be repeated
for credit. Designated "Special Class" (Title 5, Section
56028.) UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
DSPS 51 - Computer Literacy-LD Students
Credits:
2.00
Recommended: L.D. Certification
A computer literacy course designed to acquaint the
learning disabled student, or exceptional student, with
the basics of computer system nomenclature and applications
in DOS, WordPerfect, Windows, and Paint Brush. Designated
"Special Class" (Title 5, Section 56028.) May be repeated
two times. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
27.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Disabled Students Program
| Economics |
ECON 1 - Principles of Economics-Macro
Credits:
3.00
Scarcity and economizing problems. American capitalism;
mechanics of individual prices; nature and method of
economics; the price system; economic relationships of
government, households and business. National income,
employment, and fiscal policy, money, monetary policy and
growth. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ECON 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Economics
Pre-requisites:
ECON 2 - Principles of Economics Micro
Credits:
3.00
Economics of the firm and resource allocation. Market
structure of American capitalism. Demand, supply and
elasticity; theory of consumer demand. Cost of production,
pure competition, pure monopoly, monopolistic competition,
oligopoly, wage determination, pricing of resources and
general equilibrium. Current domestic problems and
international economics.Degree Applicable.UC/CSU(CAN ECON 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Economics
Pre-requisites:
ECON 5 - Consumer Economics
Credits:
3.00
Management of personal and family economic affairs.
Budgeting, money management, and commercial record keeping.
Principles of good buying, analysis of advertising,
insurance and investment planning, taxation and consumer
protection. The American economic system and citizenship
responsibilities in this system. Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Economics
Pre-requisites:
| Education |
EDUC 150 - Tutorial Support
Credits:
.00
Tutoring assistance in academic and vocational subjects.
Assists students in mastery of subject matter and
improvement of study skills necessary for academic
success and retention. Supervised tutoring provided
through individual, and/or small group sessions,
CD Rom, or lab settings. Students may enroll in course
up to 200 hours. Open entry/open exit.
Non-Degree/Non-Credit. Students are encouraged to sign
up each semester. Weekly hours by arrangement.
Lab:
.00 to 200.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Education
Pre-requisites:
EDUC 151 - Introduction to Tutoring
Credits:
.00
Combines the study of methods and materials necessary
for tutoring with supervised practice in applying
these concepts through the process of conducting
individual and small-group tutorial sessions. Emphasis
on tutoring students from a wide variety of backgrounds
with focus on psychological and social factors
fundamental to learning, orientation to materials and
resources, and development of effective interpersonal
skills. May be repeated (unlimited). Students may
enroll in course up to 270 hours. Open Entry/Open
Exit. Non-Degree/Non-Credit.
Weekly hours by arrangement.
Lecture:
10.20 to 10.80 Lab:
1.00 to 270.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Education
Pre-requisites:
EDUC 30 - Community Service Project
Credits:
1.00 to 3.00
Prerequisites: Completion of 12 units of general education
course work with a minimum GPA of 2.0. Prior approval of
instructor. Departmental enrollment consistent with
agency/industry being served. Supervised field work with
local public agencies and/or private industry. Students may
serve as unpaid volunteers in a variety of settings, gaining
exposure to and experience in the world of work, while
applying general knowledge and principles learned in the
classroom. Requires a memorandum of understanding between
the agency of group being served and the College; mandatory
class meetings on a weekly basis; and, an individualized
student learning agreement accompanied by three (3) hours
of service per week per unit of credit. May be taken for a
total of six (6) units.
Lecture:
18.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Education
EDUC 64 - The Parent Project
Credits:
1.50
The Parent Project is a highly structured parenting skills
program created to help all parents prevent and intervene in
destructive adolescent behaciors. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
30.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Education
EDUC 82 - Cooperative W/E in Education
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Education
Pre-requisites:
EDUC 98A - Parenting Skills:Infant/Toddlr
Credits:
3.00
Covers Prenatal and and Postpartum; Stages and Development;
Nutrition; Safety; First-Aid; Behavior; Children's Learning,
Discipline Techniques; and Communicaton with the Child and
Others. Provides the knowledge necessary to be a confident
caregiver to any infant or toddler.
Lecture:
51.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Education
| Electronics |
ELEC 50 - Survey of Electronics
Credits:
3.00
Concepts, applications and history of electronics.
Fundamental electronic principles, electronics in
communications, medicine, space, music, computers and
electronic power systems. Application in business and
industry. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 51 - DC Circuits & Network Analysis
Credits:
4.00
Basic principles of electronics, direct
current, circuit calculations, laws, theorems, magnetic
circuits, sources of electricity, switching circuits, meters
motors and generators. Use of network analysis in D.C.
circuits. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 52 - Alternating Current Circuits
Credits:
4.00
Alternating circuit calculations, vector and phasor
analysis, capacitance, inductance, switching networks, A.C.
meters, A.C. motors and generators. Use of network analysis
in A.C. circuits. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 53 - Solid State Devices
Credits:
4.00
Basic introduction to solid state devices, their operational
ratings and specifications. Devices include diodes, bipolar
and field effect transistors, optoelectronic applications,
operational amplifiers, filters, integrated circuits and
special selected devices. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 51
and ELEC 52
ELEC 54 - Communication Systems
Credits:
4.00
Concepts of communications equipment, modulation, radio
receivers and transmitters, antennas, microwave, satellite,
data networks, fiber optic, and basic modern communication
applications. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 53
ELEC 55 - Soldering
Credits:
1.00
Demonstrates the proper use of soldering equipment.
Designed to train students to pass the highest NASA or
Private Industry requirements for hand soldering.
Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 56 - Digital Electronics
Credits:
4.00
Number systems including binary, octal and hexadecimal,
basic logic gate symbology, truth tables, waveforms and
expressions, full/half and decimal adders, set/reset and
gated flip-flops, shift and serial registers, up-down
and ripple counters, DA/AD converters, decoders,
multiplexers and displays with computer tri-state
interfacing, memories and microprocessor inputs/outputs
using programs. Degree Applicable. CSU
.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 57 - Industrial Electronics
Credits:
4.00
Industrial control devices, operational amps, motor
controls, linear integrated circuits, power controls,
transconductors, process control, pulse-code modulation and
telemetry modulation communications and programming
controls. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 51
and ELEC 56
ELEC 58 - Electronic Tests & Measurement
Credits:
3.00
An introductory course designed to provide the skills in
measurements used in analyzing electronic circuits. Use of
analog meters, digital multimeters function generators and
oscilloscopes. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
ELEC 51
and ELEC 52
ELEC 59 - Electronic Mathematics
Credits:
4.00
Mathematics needed for work in basic electronics including
use of meter, voltage divider and wheatstone bridge circuits
and network simplification, plan vectors, phasor algebra,
logarithms and determinants. Continued use of the
electronic calculator. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 50
ELEC 60 - Technical Mathematics
Credits:
4.00
Calculating and problem-solving skills using algebraic and
real numbers in arithmetic operations. Use of customary
and Systems International measurement units. Symbols,
terms, signed numbers, equations, ratio and proportion,
exponents, radicals, formulas and trigonometric functions.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 101 Minimum Grade: C
or MDTP-Elem Algebra 31
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 00
ELEC 70 - Short Course in Electronics
Credits:
3.00
Basic course in electronics for those who find it an asset
or a must in electronics related professions, e.g.,computer
technology, music technology, auto/appliance repair, as well
as for practical home applications. Fast paced explorations
of theory and practice in analog and digital electronics.
Limited design concepts, plus maintenance, repair, and
interfacing of electronic devices. A good review course for
persons with prior training in electronics.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
ELEC 82 - Cooperative W/E in Electronics
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Electronics
Pre-requisites:
| English |
ENGL 10 - Introduction to Linguistics
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to the nature of human language, including,
but not limited to, phonology (sound system), syntax/
morphology (grammar), semantics (meaning), sociolinguistics,
dialect differences, language learning, languages in contact
phenomena and diachronic language change. Degree
Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 1A
or ENGL 1APL
ENGL 101 - English Skills
Credits:
3.00
Fundamentals of grammar, punctuation, usage, and paragraph
development. Spelling, vocabulary and sentence development.
May be taken twice for credit. Grades: CR/NC.
Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
AP-English 050.0
or AP-Reading Comprehension 050.0
ENGL 102 - English Skills
Credits:
3.00
Grammar, clauses, phrases, parallelism and modifiers.
Paragraph writing with proper introduction, support and
conclusion. May be taken twice for credit. Grades: CR/NC
Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 101
or ENG 101
or ENG 165
or DTLS-Conv of Writ Engl 25
or DTLS-Sentence Structure 16
or AP-English 097.0
or AP-Reading Comprehension 097.0
ENGL 1A - English Composition & Reading
Credits:
3.00
English composition and reading using descriptive,
narrative, expository, argumentative, essay and research
techniques. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ENGL 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 50 Minimum Grade: C
or AP-English 200.0
or DTLS-Conv of Writ Engl 35
or DTLS-Sentence Structure 20
or ENG 103
or ENG 167
or ENGL 103
or AP-Reading Comprehension 200.0
ENGL 1B - Introduction to Literature
Credits:
3.00
Critical reading and written analysis of standard literary
works: poetry, short story, novel and drama.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ENGL 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
( ENGL 1A
or ENG 1A )
or AP-Reading Comprehension 200.0
or AP-English 200.0
or ENGL 1APL
ENGL 1C - Critical Thinking & Comp
Credits:
3.00
Reading and evaluation of English prose in a critical and
logical way. The emphasis will be on critical analysis
and upon the student's development of effective written
arguments. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 1A Minimum Grade: C
or ENG 1A Minimum Grade: C
or ENGL 1APL
ENGL 2 - Survey of English Literature
Credits:
3.00
Reading and critical analysis of 8th through 17th Century
English literature. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU (CAN ENGL 8)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 1A
or ENG 1A
or ENGL 1APL
ENGL 3 - Survey of English Literature
Credits:
3.00
Continuation of English 2 covering representative works in
18th through 20th century English literature. UC/CSU
(CAN ENGL 10)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 1A
or ENG 1A
or ENGL 1APL
ENGL 4 - Introduction to Shakespeare
Credits:
3.00
Reading, analysis, and discussion of representative
Shakespearean comedies, histories, tragedies and poems.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 1A
or ENG 1A
or ENGL 1APL
ENGL 50 - Basic English
Credits:
3.00
English Composition with emphasis on paragraphing, the
multi-paragraph essay, research skills. Designed to prepare
students for English 1A. Degree Applicable
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 102
or ENG 102
or ENG 166
or DTLS-Conv of Writ Engl 30
or DTLS-Sentence Structure 20
or AP-English 140.0
or AP-Reading Comprehension 140.0
ENGL 6 - Bible as Literature
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the literature of the Bible, including the
Apocrypha. A study of the literary and human dimension of
scripture through selected readings in English from the
various books of the Old and New Testaments and Apocrypha.
UC/CSU. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 7 - Creative Writing
Credits:
3.00
An introductory course to the creative writing process in
which students produce a body of creative fiction: poetry,
short story and drama. May be taken twice for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ENGL 6)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
ENGL 1A
or ENG 1A
or ENGL 1APL
ENGL 82 - Cooperative W/E in English
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
English
Pre-requisites:
| Environmental Technology |
ENVT 50 - Hazardous Material/Waste Handl
Credits:
2.00
Identification and classification of hazardous materials and
wastes; health effects and personal safety; packaging,
labeling, handling, storage, and transportation procedures;
contingency planning and release response; and hazardous
materials and waste laws, regulations, and policies. This
course fulfills the general training requirements initially
required for hazardous waste handlers by RCRA regulations
[(40 CFR 264.16(a)(1) and 265.16 (a)(1)], Hazard
Communication program (29 CFR 1910.1200), and DOT hazardous
materials training (HM-126F).
Lecture:
40.00 Lab:
8.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Environmental Technology
ENVT 82 - Cooperative W/E in Environment
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Cooperative Work Exper Educ
| Ethnic Studies |
ETHN 1 - Intro Ethnic Studies
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to ethnicity in the United States with emphasis
on major ethnic minorities. Focus on ancestral, religious,
linguistic and cultural differentiation.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Ethnic Studies
Pre-requisites:
ETHN 2 - Intro Mex Amer/Chicano Studies
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the cultural traditions and history
of Mesoamerica. Examination of the Mesoamerican social
legacy as it influences Mexican Americans/Chicanos today.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Ethnic Studies
Pre-requisites:
ETHN 4 - Latino Studies
Credits:
3.00
An overview of the Latino experience in the United States.
From Native roots to the Spanish and Mexican Colonial period
to the present. Emphasis on Mexicans and Mexican Americans.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Ethnic Studies
| Fire Technology |
FIRE 50 - Intro to Fire Tech
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to fire service and fire protection. History
of fire protection. Fire loss analysis, public and private
fire protection and basic fire chemistry. Reading Level B.
Degree Applicable. CSULA
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Fire Technology
Pre-requisites:
FIRE 51 - Fire Prevention
Credits:
3.00
Function and organization of fire protection, inspection,
surveying and mapping procedures. Recognition and solution
of fire and life hazards. Enforcement of codes and
regulations. Degree Applicable. CSULA
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Fire Technology
Pre-requisites:
| Geography |
GEOG 1 - Physical Geography
Credits:
4.00
An introduction to the physical world we live in, focusing
on a global understanding of earth-sun relationships,
seasonal change, storms and weather processes, climate and
its influence on vegetation and soils, water, and landforms.
The lab includes the interpretation of geographic
information from maps, graphs, and field observations.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN GEOG 6)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geography
Pre-requisites:
GEOG 2 - Intro Cultural Geog
Credits:
3.00
A study of the world's cultural landscape, focusing on an
understanding of population dynamics, migration,
agriculture, industrialization, urbanization, and religious,
economic, and political patterns. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU (CAN GEOG 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geography
Pre-requisites:
GEOG 50 - Nat Hist Yosemite
Credits:
1.00
Firsthand study and observation of the natural history of
Yosemite. Climate, vegetation, glaciology, geology and
man's impact on the area. Attendance at one hour pre-trip
orientation meeting required. Three day field course.
24 Hours Total.
Lecture:
8.00 Lab:
16.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geography
GEOG 51 - Nat History Death Valley
Credits:
1.00
This three-day field course will provide first-hand study
and investigation of the natural history of Death Valley
including: climate, desert vegetation, geology, and
landforms of arid regions. 24 Hours Total. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
12.00 Lab:
12.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geography
GEOG 52 - Natural History-East Sierra NV
Credits:
1.00
This three-day field course will provide first-hand study
and investigation of the natural history of the eastern
Sierra Nevada including: desert vegetation, climate,
volcanism, glaciology, and man's impact on this area. 30
Hours Total. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
12.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geography
GEOG 53 - Natural History-West Sierra NV
Credits:
2.00
This five-day field course will provide first-hand study
and investigation of the natural history of the gold
country of western Sierra Nevada including: climate,
vegetation, geology, history of gold mining, and man's
impact on the area. 42 Hours Total. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
12.00 Lab:
30.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geography
| Geology |
GEOL 1L - Physical Geology
Credits:
4.00
An introduction to the science of the earth with emphasis
on: minerals and rocks, plate tectonics, volcanic activity,
earthquakes, geologic processes which shape the earth's
surface, and structure of the earth. The lab includes the
identification of common rocks and minerals and the
interpretation of geologic features from maps, aerial
photos, and field observations. One day field trip
required. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN GEOL 2)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geology
GEOL 2 - Geology of California
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to the development of California's varied
landscape with emphasis on the geologic features of the
state and their relationship to large-scale crustal
movement (plate tectonics) of western North America.
Special consideration will be given to the occurrence and
distribution of earthquakes in the state. One-day field
trip required. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geology
Pre-requisites:
GEOL 3 - Natural Disasters
Credits:
4.00
A study of the interrelationship between man and his
geologic environment, focusing on the causes and
consequences of such natural hazards as earthquakes,
volcanic eruptions, landslides and flooding. The lab
includes the interpretation and investigation of geologic
hazards from topographic maps and field observations.
One-day field trip required. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geology
Pre-requisites:
GEOL 4 - The Age of Dinosaurs
Credits:
3.00
The historical geology and paleontology of the Mesozoic era
including dinosaur evolution, ecology, lifestyles, habitat
and extinction. Current controversies in dinosaur research
will also be discussed. A one day field trip is a
requirement of this course. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geology
GEOL 5 - Fossils & the History of Life
Credits:
4.00
An introduction to the study of fossils. Evolution of
animals and plants and their role in the interpretation of
the geological history of the earth. Fossil preservation,
distribution and paleoecology. One field trip is required.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geology
GEOL 50 - Rocks & Minerals of CA Desert
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the regional geology of the Mojave Desert
and environs, including the origin, occurrence, and
identification of selected rocks and minerals. Two field
trips required. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Geology
| Health and Safety |
HEAL 1 - Health Education
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to health topics which include: health care
systems; substances including alcohol, caffeine, narcotics
and other drugs; ecology; birth to death cycle; self-
awareness; effective consumer practices; nutrition and
physical conditioning.Degree Applicable. CSU/UC.
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Health
Pre-requisites:
HEAL 1L - Health Education
Credits:
3.50
Introduction to health topics which include: health care
systems; substances including alcohol, tobacco, caffeine,
narcotics and other drugs; ecology; birth to death cycle;
self-awareness; effective consumer practices; nutrition and
physical conditioning and CPR. This course fulfills the
teaching credential requirement.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Health
Pre-requisites:
HEAL 2 - Nutrition
Credits:
3.00
Fundamentals of nutrition, roles of proteins, fats,
carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and water in the human
body. Food choices, nutritional needs, energy, and body
weight. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN H EC 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Health
HEAL 7 - Health and Body Image
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to cultural beauty standards an how it
affects our physical, mental, and emotional health. Emphasis
on the history of physical ideals, eating disorders, and
media influence, including activities to enhance a healthy
body image.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Health
| History |
HIST 12 - The Vietnam War
Credits:
3.00
The history of the Vietnam War to include the roots of
American involvement, military campaigns, Vietnamization,
and U.S. policy before, during and after the war. Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
HIST 1A - Survey of Western Civilization
Credits:
3.00
Political, cultural and philosophical development of
Western civilization from the origins of civilization to
the Renaissance. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU (CAN HIST 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
Pre-requisites:
HIST 1B - Survey Of Western Civilization
Credits:
3.00
Political, cultural and philosophical development of Western
civilization from the Renaissance to the present.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN HIST 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
Pre-requisites:
HIST 2A - Survey Of US History
Credits:
3.00
Development of the United States from the founding of the
colonies through the Reconstruction Period.This course
includes an in-depth study of the U.S. Constitution.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN HIST 8).
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
Pre-requisites:
HIST 2B - Survey Of US History
Credits:
3.00
Political, economic and social development of the United
States since the end of the Civil War. Foreign policy
and America's part in the international arena of the
20th Century.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN HIST 10)
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
Pre-requisites:
HIST 3 - History Of Mexico
Credits:
3.00
Social, economic and political history of Mexico from pre-
Columbian period to the present. Structure of Mexico's
development and its position in the world community.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
Pre-requisites:
HIST 4 - The US in the 20th Century
Credits:
3.00
Economic, political and social problems faced by the United
States. Historic causes and future trends.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
Pre-requisites:
HIST 5 - History of California
Credits:
3.00
History of California from the Ice Age to the present.
Early Man, historic Indians, Spanish and Mexican
occupations,American trappers and the 49ers and developments
which make it a unique state. One Saturday field trip
required. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
HIST 50 - History of the Mojave Desert
Credits:
3.00
History of the Mojave Desert from Early Man through the
space shuttle landings. Mojave and Paiute Indians, Spanish
explorers and American trappers. This class will take one
field trip.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
HIST 7 - U.S. Military History
Credits:
3.00
A survey of U.S. military history from the colonial era to
the present day, including the military's role as an agent
of change in society. Diplomatic, cultural, and societal
developments will be considered in relation to the military
in war and peace. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
History
| Home Economics |
HOME 10 - Princ Of Clothing Construction
Credits:
2.00
Basic technique for developing skills in apparel
construction. Core components: sewing tools and
equipment; body measurements; pattern selection; pattern
adjustments; fabric manipulation; basic construction
techniques; standards of quality construction; fit of a
garment; construction of a complete garment.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
Pre-requisites:
HOME 16 - Life Management
Credits:
2.00
Current changes in society which influence life management
skills, including changing family structure, value
conflicts, dual role issues, decision-making, and resource
management. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
HOME 2 - Nutrition
Credits:
3.00
Fundamentals of nutrition, roles of proteins, fats,
carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and water in the human
body. Food choices, nutritional needs and energy and
body weight. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN FCS 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
Pre-requisites:
HOME 50 - Advanced Sewing
Credits:
2.00
Advanced skills and techniques in garment construction with
emphasis on fitting. May be taken four times for credit.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
HOME 51 - Tailoring
Credits:
2.00
Prerequisite: Home Economics 50 or equivalent sewing
experience. Skills and techniques in tailoring. Students
will complete either a suit or a coat. May be taken three
times for credit. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
HOME 52 - Contemporary Sewing
Credits:
2.00
The study and application of contemporary sewing
techniques for use on pants, designer sweatshirts, and
country wear. May be taken a total of four times. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
HOME 53 - Art in Clothing
Credits:
2.00
This course is an overview of basic techniques used for
embellishing clothing using originality and creativity.
Students will learn techniques for decorative machine
stitchery, piecing, applique, beading, crochet and knitting.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
HOME 82 - Coop W/E in Home Economics
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Home Economics
Pre-requisites:
| Humanities |
HUMA 1 - Humanities Through The Arts
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the humanities through study of the elements
and historical significance of films, drama, music,
literature, painting, sculpture and architecture.
Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Humanities
Pre-requisites:
HUMA 2 - Survey Of Humanities
Credits:
3.00
Critical examination of art, music, literature, philosophy,
and history from the Greeks to 1453.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Humanities
Pre-requisites:
HUMA 3 - Survey Of Humanities
Credits:
3.00
Critical examination of art, music, literature, philosophy,
and history from 1453 to the present.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Humanities
Pre-requisites:
HUMA 4 - Survey Of Film
Credits:
3.00
Major films, including classics, from 1900 to the present,
will be viewed and discussed. Director's techniques,
cinematography, filmic means, and grammar of film,
philosophy and literary value will be studied.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Humanities
Pre-requisites:
HUMA 5 - Multi-Cultural Mythology
Credits:
3.00
An introductory survey course in comparative mythology.
Students will read, discuss, and write about basic myths
as they have appeared in different civilization. Basic
myths, such as those dealing with creation, earliest times,
the flood, tales of love, tales of heroes, journeys to
other worlds, and some examination of the concept of myth
itself and its values in today's society will be explored.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Humanities
Pre-requisites:
| Library Science |
LIBR 60 - Library Research Skill
Credits:
1.00
Introduction to library resources and services. Use of
bibliographical tools for effective library and information
research. Familiarity with basic reference sources to meet
the information needs of everyday life and coursework. 18
Hours Total. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Library
LIBR 82 - Cooperative W/E in Library Sci
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Library
Pre-requisites:
| Mathematics |
MATH 1 - PreCalculus Trigonometry
Credits:
4.00
Fundamental properties of functions; generating inverse
functions and reciprocal functions; circular functions;
angular measure; trigonometric functions; use of
trigonometric functions in solving problems involving
triangles; fundamental identities. Degree Applicable. CSU
(CAN MATH 16)
Lecture:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
( MATH 55
or MTH 103
or MTHE 104
or MTHE 9.3 )
or AP-College Level Math 063.0
MATH 101 - Arithmetic
Credits:
3.00
Computations with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
Meanings of fractions, decimals and percents. Translations
of verbal problems into mathematical statements. Rounding,
approximation and numerical estimation. Computation with
positive integral exponents and square roots of perfect
squares. Computation of perimeters, areas and volumes.
Use of the metric system. Non-Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
AP-Arithmetic 030.0
MATH 104 - Plane/Solid Geometry
Credits:
4.00
Basic postulates of Euclidean geometry, proofs of geometric
theorems; angles, parallel lines, congruent and similar
triangles; rectilinear figures, circles, and arcs;
Pythagorean Theorem; application of formulas for
perimeters, areas volumes, and surface areas of geometric
figures; geometric constructions; loci; coordinate geometry;
right triangle trigonometry. Solution of elementary word
problems and intuitive spacial geometry.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 50
or MATH 102
or AP-Arithmetic 070.0
MATH 2 - Intro to Statistics
Credits:
4.00
Data collection, graphical displays of data, S-Plus
software, Minitab, or Excel; descriptive statistics;
correlation and regression; design of experiments, basic
concepts of probability and sampling distributions; discrete
and continuous distributions including normal and
t-distribution. Estimation and hypothesis testing small and
large samples. The Chi-square goodness and fit test. Student
use S-Plus statistical, Minitab, or Excel software with
statistical applications. (CAN STAT 2).
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 55
or MATH 103
or MTH 103
or MTHE 104
or MTHE 9.3
or AP-College Level Math 063.0
or MATH 1
or MATH 3
MATH 3 - College Algebra
Credits:
3.00
Theory of polynomial equations; permutations and
combinations; probability; the binomial theorem; vectors,
matrices, determinants, partial fractions.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN MATH 10)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 55 Minimum Grade: C
or Interm Algebra 26
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 26
or MATH 103 Minimum Grade: C
or MTH 103 Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 104 Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 9.3 Minimum Grade: C
or AP-College Level Math 063.0
MATH 48 - Intro to spherical trig & vect
Credits:
1.50
Radian measures of angles, triangles on a spherical surface,
rates of change (First Derivatives), Vectors, (accelleration
velocity, displacement) Dot and Cross products of vectors.
Binomial theorem and applications. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
MATH 4A - Analytc Geometry & Calculus I
Credits:
5.00
Limits, continuity, derivatives, applications of the
derivative and the integral. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU (CAN MATH 18)
Lecture:
90.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
( MATH 1
or MTH 1
or MTHE 8 )
and ( MATH 3
or MTH 3
or MTHE 12 )
or AP-College Level Math 103.0
MATH 4B - Analytc Geometry & Calculus II
Credits:
5.00
Prerequisite: Math 4A with a grade of C or higher.
Techniques of integration; applications of the integral;
sequences and series; conic sections; polar coordinates;
vectors and the geometry of space. Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN MATH 20)
Lecture:
90.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 4A Minimum Grade: C
or MTH 4A Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 22A Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 9.4 Minimum Grade: C
or AP-College Level Math 103.0
MATH 4C - Analytical Geometry & Calc III
Credits:
5.00
Prerequisite: Math 4B with a grade of C or better.
Vector valued functions; partial derivatives; multiple
integrals; calculus of vector fields.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN MATH 22)
Lecture:
90.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 4B Minimum Grade: C
or MTH 4B Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 22B Minimum Grade: C
or AP-College Level Math 103.0
MATH 5 - Ideas of Math
Credits:
3.00
Sets, propositional logic, and their application to topics
of discrete mathematics including enumeration techniques,
and finite probability spaces. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN MATH 12).
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 103
or MATH 55
or AP-College Level Math 063.0
MATH 50 - Elementary Algebra
Credits:
4.00
Operations on signed numbers; solving linear equations in
one variable; operations with polynomials (with emphasis
on factoring) and rational expressions; operations with
radical expressions; solution of elementary word problems.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 101 Minimum Grade: C
or MDTP Algebra Readiness 36
or MDTP Elementary Algebra 31
or Interm Algebra 00
or MTH 101
or MDTP-Elem Algebra 31
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 00
or MTHE 101
or AP-Arithmetic 070.0
or AP-Algebra 057.0
MATH 55 - Intermediate Algebra
Credits:
4.00
Exponents, powers, and roots. Quadratic equations and
quadratic functions. Graphing linear and quadratic
functions and inequalities. Slopes of lines. Solutions of
equations with rational expressions. Solving systems of
linear equations with 2 and 3 unknowns. Second and third
order determinants, exponential and logarithmic functions.
Absolute value and inequalites. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 50 Minimum Grade: C
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 11
or MDTP-Elem Algebra 41
or MDTP Elementary Algebra 41
or Interm Algebra 11
or MATH 102
or MTH 102
or MTHE 102
or MTHE 9.1
or AP-Algebra 100.0
MATH 82 - Cooperative W/E in Mathematics
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Mathematics
Pre-requisites:
| Management |
MGMT 1 - Introduction To Management
Credits:
3.00
Management theory and practice including the role that
planning, organizing, leading, and controlling play in
contemporary management. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 3 - Human Resource Management
Credits:
3.00
Personnel techniques: selection, placement, testing,
orientation, training, counseling, merit rating, promotion,
transfer, and training for responsibility. Degree Applicable
CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 4 - Labor Management Relations
Credits:
3.00
History and development of the labor movement. Agreements
and collective bargaining, current legislative trends,
governmental controls on bargaining and wage determination.
Economic and behavioral aspects of the labor market.
Grievance initiation and resolution. Supervisor's
responsibility in administration of an agreement. Future
issues in private and public sector collective bargaining.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 5 - Organization and Management
Credits:
3.00
Examination of supervisor's responsibility for planning,
organizing, staffing, directing, controlling and
coordinating activities. Functions of the organization
and the supervisor's role in meeting the firm's objectives.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 6 - Psychology of Management
Credits:
3.00
Consideration and application of psychological principles
basic to good employer/employee relations. Motivational
factors in human behavior. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 60 - Effective Military Comm
Credits:
2.50
Advanced skill education program for military personnel and
others interested in developing effective military
communication skills. The composition of memoranda,
disposition forms, letters, military reports, and
written/oral briefings. Preparation for supervisory roles
involving correspondence, report writing and line unit
staff work. 45 Hours Total. Degree
Applicable.
Lecture:
45.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
Pre-requisites:
MGMT 7 - Small Business Management
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to management techniques used by small
businesses in the free enterprise system. Product ideas,
evaluations, planning, start-up problems, structuring and
financing, purchasing inventory, location, hiring, business
law, taxes, permits and insurance. Preparation of a
comprehensive business plan project. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 70 - OC Ldrship Devel Cert Program
Credits:
3.00 or 4.00
Prepares and qualifies students for Observer/Controller (OC)
duties. Students will learn the core dimensions of
leadership. They will also learn to apply those leadership
dimensions in the daily performance of the OC duties.
Students will review military doctrine and operational
procedures, and familiarize themselves with equipment
necessary to complete their OC duty. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 to 36.00 Lab:
54.00 or 84.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 75 - Managing Unit Arms Function
Credits:
2.00
Prepare Unit Armorers how to supervise the security and
administration of an arms room. Training on the performance
of weapons maintenance administration tasks and performance
of unit level weapons repair will be emphasized.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
27.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MGMT 82 - Cooperative W/E in Mgt/Sprvsn
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
Pre-requisites:
MGMT 98 - Int. Ldrshp & Mil Sci Sp Topic
Credits:
3.00
Introduces students to the principles of leadership needed
to successfully perform as a junior noncomissioned officer
in the United States Marine Corps. Includes training and
application of a number of military and battle studies
skills. Emphasis is on developing leadership traits and
principles and troop leading steps. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
51.50 Lab:
39.50
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
| Military Science |
MILS 70 - OC Ldrship Devl Cert Program
Credits:
3.00 or 4.00
Prepares and qualifies students for Observer/Controller (OC)
duties. Students will learn the core dimensions of leader-
ship. They will also learn to apply those leadership dim-
ensions in the daily performance of the OC duties. Students
will review military doctrine and operational procedures,
and familiarize themselves with equipment necessary to
complete their OC duties. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00 or 84.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Management
MILS 71 - OPFOR Tactics and Operations
Credits:
2.00
Designed to introduce newly assigned members of the
Opposing Forces(OPFOR) regiment to the equipment and to the
organization of the regiment in order to more effectively
function in OPFOR operations. Includes an introduction to
environmental concerns, rules and regulations. Acquaints
students with desert safety and survival. Reviews military
tactics with an emphasis on former Soviet operations.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
38.00 to 40.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Military Science
| Music |
MUSI 12A - Beginning Piano
Credits:
2.00
Prerequisite: Students must have a keyboard available for
regular practice.
Class instruction in basic keyboard techniques and theory,
including scales, chords, selected solos and studies.
Developing skills in reading music, familiarization with
keyboard and hand and finger control.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
Pre-requisites:
MUSI 12B - Beginning Piano (Continued)
Credits:
1.00
Prerequisite: Students must have a keyboard available for
regular practice.
Continued class instruction in piano and theory techniques.
Emphasis on phrasing, extended hand positions, and increased
hand and finger control. May be taken twice for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
Pre-requisites:
MUSI 12A
or MSIC 11A
or MUS 11A
or MUSC 12A
MUSI 12C - Intermediate Piano
Credits:
1.00
Prerequisite: Student must have a keyboard available for
regular practice. Continuation of Music 12B. Basic
keyboard technique, including music reading, keyboard
harmony, transposition, and improvisation. May be taken
twice for credit.Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
Pre-requisites:
MUSI 12B
or MSIC 11B
or MUS 11B
or MUSC 12B
MUSI 2 - Music Apprec (Classical)
Credits:
3.00
Survey of classical music from the medieval period through
modern times. Medieval, baroque, classical, romantic,
impressionistic, expressionistic and contemporary music.
Examination of the historical and sociological influences
of the music. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
Pre-requisites:
MUSI 3 - Music Apprec (American Music)
Credits:
3.00
Survey of American music from the American Revolution to the
present. Presentation and analysis of traditional, folk,
jazz, rock, and commercial popular music. Examination of
the historical and sociological influences on the music.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
Pre-requisites:
MUSI 4 - Concert Choir
Credits:
1.00
Study and performance of choral music from early classics to
contemporary works. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
MUSI 5A - Beginning Concert Band
Credits:
1.00
Beginning study and performance of band literature from
early classics to contemporary works. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
MUSI 5B - Intermediate Concert Band
Credits:
1.00
Intermediate study and performance of band literature from
early classics to contemporary works. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
MUSI 5C - Advanced Concert Band
Credits:
1.00
Advanced study and performance of band literature from
early classics to contemporary works. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
MUSI 6A - Beginning Symphonic Band
Credits:
1.00
Beginning study and performance of band literature from
early classics to contemporary works. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
MUSI 6B - Intermediate Symphonic Band
Credits:
1.00
Intermediate study and performance of band literature from
early classics to contemporary works. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
MUSI 6C - Advanced Symphonic Band
Credits:
1.00
Advanced study and performance of band literature from early
classics to contemporary works. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
MUSI 7 - Jazz Ensemble
Credits:
1.00
Rehearsal and performance of standard commercial
orchestra literature, including original and published
arrangements for dance bands, radio, television and
motion picture orchestras. May be taken four times for
credit. Degree Applicable.CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
Pre-requisites:
MUSI 82 - Cooperative W/E in Music
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Music
Pre-requisites:
| Oceanography |
OCEA 1 - Intro to Marine Environment
Credits:
3.00
The ocean and its effect on the Earth's weather, its size
and diversity of contained life forms and its
contributions to the physical and historical development
of man. The ocean's impact on geographical and economic
matters. The impact of oceanic pollutants and potential
exploitation of marine resources.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Oceanography
Pre-requisites:
| Orientation |
ORIE 1 - College Success
Credits:
3.00
Academic skills necessary to succeed in college and provide
an orientation to college life. Structured, self-awareness
activities to identify goals, interests, skills, values and
lifestyles, and to make sound educational and career
choices. Time and stress management, learning styles, study
techniques, and effective interpersonal communication
skills, to improve student performance, retention and
instructor-student relations. Emphasis on life-long success
in academic, professional and personal development. Degree
Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Orientation
ORIE 100 - Preparing for the SAT
Credits:
.00
Investigation of the SAT examination. Content, types of
questions and method of scoring. Techniques and strategies
which lead to higher scores. Practice on model questions.
18 Hours Total. No College Credit.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Orientation
ORIE 101 - Preparing for the ACT
Credits:
.00
Investigation of the ACT examination. Content, types of
questions and method of scoring. Techniques and
strategies which lead to higher scores. Practice on
model questions. 18 Hours Total. No College Credit.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Orientation
ORIE 102 - Preparing for the GED
Credits:
.00
Investigation of the GED examination. Content, types of
questions and method of scoring. Techniques and
strategies which lead to higher scores. Practice on
model questions. 18 Hours Total. No College Credit.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Orientation
ORIE 2 - Student Athlete Orientation
Credits:
1.00
Required of all first time student-athletes, this course
assists in reaching educational and athletic goals. Topics
to include substance abuse, time management, sexually
transmitted disease, 2 year and 4 year eligibility rules,
nutrition, student success skills, team cohesion, and
personal life survival skills. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Orientation
ORIE 51 - College Survival Skills
Credits:
.50
Study techniques to improve grades. Development of an
education plan. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
9.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Orientation
| PE Activity |
PEAC 1 - Step Aerobics
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
A contemporary workout to improve each participants strength
and cardiovascular fitness level through steady-state
stepping movements that will improve health. Graduated
continuous system of rhythmic stepping at various platform
heights, emphasizing strength, flexibility and proper body
alignment and mechanics, injury prevention, and strength
training. May be taken four times for credit. CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 10 - Intermediate Tennis
Credits:
1.00
A review of strokes, rallying and playing proficiency,
development of full court game strategy for singles and
doubles and the development of concentration and
consistency. May be taken twice for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 11 - Beginning Volleyball
Credits:
1.00
Fundamentals, team play, rules and strategy. May be taken
four times for credit.Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 12 - Intermediate Volleyball
Credits:
1.00
Reviews basic volleyball skills and begin work on more
advanced skills and playing strategies.Degree Applicable.
CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
Pre-requisites:
PEAC 11
PEAC 13 - Fitness Walking
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Cardiovascular training through aerobic walking. Start at
your current level of fitness and add resistance in terms of
speed, duration and varied terrain. May be taken four times
for credit.Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 14 - Jogging
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Techniques of running and training methods. Development of
cardiovascular and respiratory endurance. May be taken four
times for credit. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 15 - Lftime Fitn & Dietary Analysis
Credits:
1.00
Students design, develop, refine and execute individual
fitness programs. Emphasis is on program design and
development, and nutritional practices of the student. May
be taken a total of 4 times. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 16 - Lifetime Fitness
Credits:
1.00
Student performs a series of high-repetition, low-
resistance exercises using weights, develops
cardiovascular endurance using aerobic exercise equipment
and develops flexibility using static stretches. Once
oriented and instructed, students will perform an
individualized exercise plan. May be taken four times for
credit. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 17 - Beg Adaptive Physical Fitness
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
This physical education course for the disabled is designed
to assist students in developing and maintaining the basic
physical skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for
enjoyable and satisfactory participation in lifetime
physical fitness activities. This course may be repeated
for credit. Designated "Special Class" (Title 5, Section
56028). UC/CSU
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physical Education
PEAC 18 - Bowling
Credits:
1.00
Fundamentals, techniques, rules and social etiquette of
bowling. May be taken four times for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 19 - Beginning Karate
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Basic skills needed for the art of unarmed self-defense.
Includes the use of blocking, shifting, punching, striking,
and kicking. Develops coordination, self-confidence,
reflexes, and builds stamina. Karate is a physical art form
that anyone can practice according to his/her own
capabilities. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 2 - Aerobics and Body Conditioning
Credits:
1.00
Body conditioning and aerobics with emphasis on
cardiovascular conditioning with fundamental methods of
exploring techniques for aerobic and anaerobic exercises.
Includes training of select muscle groups. Enhances
flexibility while emphasizing development of strength and
endurance. May be taken four times for credit.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 20 - Tai Ji Quan
Credits:
1.00
Tai Ji Quan is a Chinese traditional exercise for the body
and mind, which tones muscles, improves flexibility, and
reduces stress. Tai Ji Quan, as a slow, rhythmic movement
with meditation has been recognized by medical experts
worldwide as an effective way to achieve relaxation,
decrease high blood pressure, promote cardiovascular
fitness, and slow the aging process.
May be taken four times for credit. Degree Applicable.CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 21 - Breathing,Meditation,Relaxatio
Credits:
1.00
Qi Gong is an ancient Chinese breathing exercise with
meditation which is being developed today for therapy of
chronic illness and stress in China. Although the
physiological side effects produced by Qi Gong resemble
those of meditation, there are certain features that are
unique, effective and often mysterious. The course will
cover the theory, practice, physical and physiological
relaxation and other benefits of breathing meditation.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 22 - Cheerleading
Credits:
1.00
Designed for song and yell leaders or physical education
and recreation majors. Practice and evaluation of song and
cheerleading techniques as well as injury prevention
specifically related to cheerleading is stressed. Field
work may be required. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 23 - Beginning Jazz Dance
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Basic jazz dance instruction in the areas of classical,
lyrical, and contemporary styles. Instruction will include
physical development in muscular strength, endurance,
flexibility, coordination, rhythm, and balance. Degree
Applicable.CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 24 - Beginning Modern Dance
Credits:
1.00
Introduction to the basic fundamentals of modern dance
technique and style through the development of muscular
strength, coordination, balance, body alignment, endurance,
flexibility, and rhythm. May be taken four times for credit.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 27 - Golf
Credits:
1.00
Fundamentals, techniques, rules and social etiquette of
golf. May be taken four times for credit. CSU/UC
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 28 - Cardio Kickboxing
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
A non-contact, aerobic and anaerobic conditioning workout
consists of kickboxing and martial arts moves. Designed to
help improve each participant's strength and cardiovascular
fitness level. A rested interval training program
emphasizing safe and effective body movement, flexibility,
and improvement in strength. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 29 - Cardiovascular Lab
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Instruction in performing vigorous aerobic exercise in
cardiovascular training (Free Runner, Stairmaster,
Lifecycle, Row Machine, etc.) Individual workout programs
will be developed based on required assessment tests and
will be monitored through daily recording of workouts and
weekly self-testing. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 3 - Circuit Wt. Trng-Machines Only
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Circuit weight training provides the student an opportunity
to improve in cardiovascular endurance and muscular
strength. Training is intended to improve cardiovascular and
skeletal muscle function in a controlled workout setting.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 30 - General Activity
Credits:
1.00
Intended primarily for online students interested in
furthering physical and mental well being through meaningful
experiences in physical activities. Activities offered will
vary according to facilities available. Activities monitored
by the instructor. Degree Applicable
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physical Education
PEAC 4 - Basic Weight Trng & Cond.
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Instruction on the basics of weight training and aerobic
conditioning. Recommended for students interested in muscle
toning, weight redistribution, physical rehabilitation, and
aerobic conditioning. Individual workout programs developed
at the basic level under supervision of the instructor.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 5 - Ind Basic Skill-Bsktbl Women
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Basic fundamentals of basketball including shooting, ball
handling, rebounding, foot-work, and one-on-one skills.
Basic full-court concepts including setting screens and team
defense. Rules of play will be reviewed and discussed. May
be taken four times for credit. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 6 - Team Strategies/Bsktbl-Women
Credits:
.50 or 1.00
Basic team skills and concepts of basketball, in a group
setting. Basic motion offense, fast break concepts,
transition defense, full-court press, press-breakers,
scrimmage situations, out-of-bounds sets, zone defenses,
and player-to-player defense. Rules of basketball, with
respect to team skills. May be taken four times for credit.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
27.00 or 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 7 - Basketball (Men)
Credits:
1.00
Fundamentals of shooting, passing, dribbling, pivoting,
rebounding and tipping. Basic play patterns, defenses,
team play and rules interpretation. May be taken four times
four credit. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 8 - Baseball
Credits:
1.00
Fundamentals of game including throwing, catching,
base running, and hitting. Off-season conditioning will also
be stressed. May be taken four times for credit. Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
PEAC 9 - Beginning Tennis
Credits:
1.00
Theory and practice in grips, basic strokes, basic
positions, scoring formulas, rules and regulations and
terminology. May be taken twice for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Activity
| PE Intercollegiate |
PEIN 1 - Intercoll Basketball (MEN)
Credits:
1.00 or 2.00
All intercollegiate athletic courses provide an opportunity
for interconference, invitational, sectional, or state
competition. Advanced techniques and strategies of
Intercollegiate Basketball and the development of mental,
muscular and cardiovascular enrudance will be stressed.
Each course may be taken three times for credit. 175
Hours Total each session. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
87.50 or 175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 10 - Intercollegiate Softball
Credits:
2.00
All intercollegiate athletic courses provide an opportunity
for interconference, invitational, sectional or state
competition. Advanced techniques and strategies of
Intercollegiate Softball and the development of mental,
muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be stressed.
Each course may be taken three times for credit. 175 Hours
Total each session.
Lab:
175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 2 - Intercoll Basketball (Women)
Credits:
1.00 or 2.00
All intercollegiate athletic courses provide an opportunity
for interconference, invitational, sectional, and state
competition.Advanced techniques and strategies of
the individual sport and the development of mental,
muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be stressed.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
87.50 or 175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 3 - Intercollegiate Baseball(Men)
Credits:
1.00 or 2.00
Provides opportunity for intercollegiate competition.
Advanced techniques and strategies of baseball along with
the development of mental, muscular, and cardiovascular
conditioning. Course may be taken three times for credit.
175 Hours Total. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
87.50 or 175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 4 - Intercoll Volleyball (Women)
Credits:
2.00
All intercollegiate athletic courses provide an opportunity
for interconference, invitational, sectional or state
competition. Advanced techniques and strategies of
Intercollegiate Volleyball and the development of mental,
muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be stressed.
Each course may be taken three times for credit. 175 Hours
Total each session. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 48 - Intercollegiate Soccer, Women
Credits:
2.00
Provides an opportunity for students to receive
advanced level instruction and training in soccer slills,
techniques, strategies, and leadership. Positive
relationships are developed by providing opportunities
for interaction with opponents, teammates, coaches, and
officials.
Lab:
175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 6 - Intercoll Tennis (Women)
Credits:
2.00
All intercollegiate athletic courses provide an opportunity
for interconference, invitational, sectional or state
competition. Advanced techniques and strategies of
intercollegiate tennis and the development of mental,
muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be stressed.
Each course may be taken three times for credit. 175 Hours
Total each session. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lab:
175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 7 - Intercoll Cross-Country (Men)
Credits:
2.00
All intercollegiate athletic courses provide an opportunity
for interconference, invitational, sectional or state
competition. Advanced techniques and strategies of
Intercollegiate Cross-Country and the development of mental,
muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be stressed.
Each course may be taken three times for credit. 175 Hours
Total each session. UC/CSU
Lab:
175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
PEIN 8 - Intercoll Cross-Country(Women)
Credits:
2.00
All intercollegiate athletic courses provide an opportunity
for interconference, invitational, sectional or state
competition. Advanced techniques and strategies of
Intercollegiate Cross-Country and the development of
mental, muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be
stressed. Each course may be taken three times for credit.
175 Hours Total each session. UC/CSU
Lab:
175.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Intercollegiate
| PE Lecture |
PELC 1 - Intro. to Sport Psychology
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to sport psychology as well as an overview
of sport psychology factors such as motivation,
communication, imagery, management of psychic energy, stress
management, relaxation, goal setting, and the implementation
of psychological skills testing (PST). Degree Applicable.
CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Lecture
PELC 2 - Intro to Physical Education
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to the philosophies and purposes of physical
education. Examines the qualifications for various
professional opportunities in the physical education field.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Lecture
PELC 3 - Physical Fitness and Wellness
Credits:
1.50
Lifetime fitness and wellness through lecture, discussion,
lifestyle assessment and health risk management. Lifestyle
components are cardiovascular fitness, nutrition, and stress
management. Health factors above and beyond cardiovascular
fitness, nutrition, stress and other health-related issues
(e.g., drug abuse, behavior modification, cardiovascular
disease, and women's issues). Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
27.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Lecture
| PE Theory |
PETH 1 - Theory of Basketball
Credits:
2.00
History, terminology, and strategy of the game.
Practice organization and drill progressions for offenses,
defenses and fast break. Responsibilities of the coach in
the organization and administration of basketball.
Course may be taken three times for credit.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Theory
PETH 3 - Theory of Baseball
Credits:
2.00
Detailed study of the fundamental skills, rules, statistics,
terminology and coaching of baseball, with emphasis on the
role of the coach. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Theory
PETH 4 - Theory Of Volleyball
Credits:
2.00
In-depth study and analysis of terminology structure and
strategies and coaching of the game. Skill development,
on-court application, position responsibilities and
coaching. Historical aspects for comprehension on any
level of competition. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
PE Theory
| Philosophy |
PHIL 1 - Introduction To Philosophy
Credits:
3.00
Inquiry into similarities and differences in ancient and
modern philosophy. Nature, politics, culture, virtue.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN PHIL 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Philosophy
Pre-requisites:
PHIL 2 - Survey Of Philosophy
Credits:
3.00
Critical investigation of major school and developments
and analysis of outstanding thinkers in the Western
tradition from pre-Socratics to the 18th century. Methods
and techniques of the discipline. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Philosophy
Pre-requisites:
PHIL 3 - Logic
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to the principles of sound reasoning with
emphasis on propositional logic, deduction, induction,
language, fallacies.
UC/CSU (CAN PHIL 6)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Philosophy
Pre-requisites:
PHIL 4 - Ethics
Credits:
3.00
An examination of classical ethics. Comparison with
competing viewpoints and systems and consideration of
current ethical issues. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN PHIL 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Philosophy
Pre-requisites:
PHIL 5 - Comparative Religion
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to the major world religions: Hinduism,
Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Confucianism,
Taoism and Shintoism. A critical study of the
fundamental religious beliefs of each religion and an
examination of their philosophical presuppositions.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Philosophy
Pre-requisites:
PHIL 6 - Introduction To The Bible
Credits:
3.00
A preparation for informed study of the Bible. Contemporary
interpretive stances, history, methods, and major themes
will be examined. Significant portions of the Bible will
be studied in the process. Degree Applicable.CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Philosophy
PHIL 8 - Modern Philosophy
Credits:
3.00
Critical investigation of major thinkers in the modern
period of Western philosophy. From Descartes to Mill.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Philosophy
Pre-requisites:
| Photography |
PHOT 1A - Introduction to Photography
Credits:
4.00
Introduction to photography as a nonverbal communication
form. The camera, black and white film, darkroom,and black
and white printmaking are examined. The history of
photographic methods and photographers are also discussed.
Field trip required. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN ART 18)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
PHOT 1B - Introduction to Photography
Credits:
4.00
Continuation of the investigation of black and white
techniques with added emphasis on methods of negative
development and print making, the use of artificial
light, color slides, and "instant" prints. An adjustable
camera is required. A field trip is also required. Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
Pre-requisites:
PHOT 1A
or PHTO 1A
or PHTO 1A
or PHTO 50A
PHOT 2A - Advanced Photography
Credits:
4.00
A continuation of basic photography with greater emphasis
on the technical process of fine photographic expression.
Light management, negative manipulation, and the creative
print are examined as the basics of black and white
photography. An adjustable camera with flash is required.
A field trip may be required. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
Pre-requisites:
PHOT 1B
or PHTO 1B
or PHTO 50B
or PHOT 50B
PHOT 2B - Advanced Photography
Credits:
4.00
Photography through the development of esthetic and
philosophical attitudes, individual photographic vision, and
a personal style. A finished portfolio will form the basis
of student achievement. An adjustable camera with flash is
required. A field trip may be required. Degree Applicable.
CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
Pre-requisites:
PHOT 2A
or PHOT 51A
or PHTO 2A
or PHTO 51A
PHOT 3 - Color Photography
Credits:
4.00
Introduction to color photography. Transparency and
negative materials with emphasis on print making from
slides. Color design and composition. Print presentation
and color photography as art. Field trips are required.
May be taken twice for credit. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
72.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
Pre-requisites:
PHOT 2A
or PHOT 51A
or PHTO 2A
or PHTO 51A
PHOT 4 - Hand Colored Black/White Print
Credits:
4.00
Hand coloring black and white prints with oil colors,
watercolors, pencils, and dyes in the old style color
prints. This is a vocational skill. May be taken twice
for credit. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
Pre-requisites:
PHOT 2B
or PHOT 51B
or PHTO 2B
or PHTO 51B
PHOT 54 - Field Photography
Credits:
1.00
Recommended: Photography 1A.
Applied field photography through experience gained under
close supervision on two days of field work, followed by
critical review session one week later. May be taken 4
times for credit. 24 hours total. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
12.00 Lab:
12.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
PHOT 82 - Cooperative W/E in Photography
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
Pre-requisites:
PHOT 98 - Special Topics in Photography
Credits:
1.00 to 4.00
Development of a portfolio. An adjustable camera is
required. may be repeated up to 4 units of credit. 1-4
units offered. Two hours of lab per unit of credit.
Lab:
36.00 to 144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
Pre-requisites:
PHOT 51B
or PHTO 2B
or PHTO 51B
PHOT 99 - Composites-Photography
Credits:
1.00
Usint 13 separate color negatives, produce a composite
photograph, with negatives, using a computer, scanner, and
printer. Create an experimental book consisting of 15
photographs.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
PHOT 99.1 - Life of Mojave Desert
Credits:
4.00
This course is designed to advance your studies in photo-
graphy by assigning the student a series of special assign-
ments and tasks to push the student to new levels in photo-
graphy. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
PHOT 99.2 - Pinhole Photography
Credits:
4.00
This course is designed to advance your studies in photo-
graphy by assigning the student a series of special assign-
ments and tasks to push the student to new levels in photo-
graphy. Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Photography
| Physical Science |
PHSC 1 - Physical Science for Gen. Educ
Credits:
4.00
Basic principles of physics to tie geology, chemistry,
meteorology and astronomy into one logical and
meaningful structure.Degree Applicable. UC/CSU.
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physical Science
Pre-requisites:
PHSC 2 - Introduction To Earth Science
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to geology, astronomy, meteorology,
climatology, and oceanography. Earth's place in the
universe. Scientific method and tools of scientific
investigation. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physical Science
Pre-requisites:
PHSC 82 - Cooperative W/E in Phys Scienc
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physical Science
Pre-requisites:
| Physics |
PHYS 1 - Introductory Physics
Credits:
4.00
Introduction to basic concepts, theories and laws in
physics, including but not limited to motion force,
momentum and energy. A non mathematical approach to
understanding basic physics. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 50 Minimum Grade: C
or MDTP-Elem Algebra 41
or MDTP-Interm Algebra 11
or MATH 102 Minimum Grade: C
or MTH 102 Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 102 Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 9.1 Minimum Grade: C
PHYS 2A - General College Physics
Credits:
4.00
Basic principles of physics. Mass, energy, stresses,
mechanics, heat, wave motion, sound. Degree Applicable.
UC/CSU. PHYS 2A+2B=CAN PHYS SEQ A,(CAN PHYS 2).
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 1 Minimum Grade: C
or MTH 1 Minimum Grade: C
or MTHE 8 Minimum Grade: C
PHYS 2B - General College Physics
Credits:
4.00
Continuation of Physics 2A. Electricity and magnetism, light
and modern physics. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU. (PHYS 2A+
PHYS 2B=CAN PHYS SEQ A) (CAN PHYS 4).
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physics
Pre-requisites:
PHYS 2A
PHYS 4A - Enginnering Physics
Credits:
4.00
Vectors, kinematics, translational and rotational dynamics,
simple harmonic oscillators and waves. For physics,
chemistry, mathematics, and engineering majors.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU. (CAN PHYS 8).
(PHYS 4A+4B=CAN PHYS SEQ B).
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physics
Pre-requisites:
MATH 4A
PHYS 4B - Engineering Physics
Credits:
4.00
Continuation of Physics 4A. Thermodynamics, electricity,
magnetism, Maxwell's equations and light.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU. (CAN PHYS 12).
(PHYS 4A+4B=CAN PHYS SEQ B).
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
MATH/SCIENCE/PHYS.EDUCATION
Department:
Physics
Pre-requisites:
PHYS 4A
and MATH 4B
| Political Science |
POLI 1 - Am Political Instit
Credits:
3.00
Recommended: Eligibility for English 1A. The
fundamental principles of American federal, state and local
government. Governmental structure, political parties and
public policies. Offered every semester.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU. (CAN GOVT 2)
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Political Science
Pre-requisites:
POLI 2 - Comparative Government
Credits:
3.00
Fundamental political principles, structure, political
parties and public policies of major foreign governments.
Comparison of Western democracies and past and present
totalitarian systems. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Political Science
Pre-requisites:
POLI 50 - Student Leadership
Credits:
2.00
Development of leadership skills including communication
facilitation with problem and conflict resolution. Study
of organizational and governmental structures and governance
models. May be taken twice for credit.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Political Science
Pre-requisites:
| Psychology |
PSYC 1 - Intro to Psychology
Credits:
3.00
Consideration of the development of psychology, sensation
and perception, learning and memory, motivation and emotion,
state of consciousness, stress, health and adjustment,
abnormal behavior and psychotherapy, sex roles and sexual
behavior. Degree Applicable. USC/UC. (CAN PSY 2).
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 101 - Personal Growth
Credits:
2.00
An effective study course that analyzes time management
problems, memory improvement, note taking, textbook reading,
theme and report writing, concentration and review for
exams. An exploration of self understanding and confidence
building through group discussion. Grades: CR/NC.
Non-Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 11 - Human Sexuality
Credits:
3.00
Human anatomy, physiology and behavior as related to sexual
reproduction, including fertilization, pregnancy, childbirth
and birth control. Consideration will also be given to
genetics, homosexuality, sexually transmitted diseases, and
sexual intercourse and response. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 13 - Intro. to Sport Psychology
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to sport psychology as well as an overview
of sport psychology factors such as motivation,
communication, imagery, management of psychic energy, stress
management, relaxation, goal setting, and the implementation
of psychological skills testing (PST).Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 14 - Intro to Drug/Alcohol Studies
Credits:
3.00
A historical perspective on drug/alcohol
abuse, its impact on the individual, the
family, the community and society.
Definitions of use, abuse, and addiction
as well as the disease concept of addiction.
Effectiveness and economics of various
models of treatment and rehabilitation.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 15 - Intro to Guidance & Counseling
Credits:
3.00
A survey of the guidance process, communication, functions
of counseling, and various counseling theories. Introduction
to the whole guidance process. Integrated approach to basic
helping skills utilizing theory, practice, and case
application. Development of skills needed to establish
effective helping relationships. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 2 - Develop Psychology
Credits:
3.00
Theories, research methods and findings concerning physical,
cognitive and psychosocial development of the individual
from conception through the entire life span.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 3 - Personal Psychology
Credits:
3.00
Factors which affect human motivation, emotion, frustration,
conflict and adjustment as related to interpersonal
relationships. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 30 - Community Service Project
Credits:
1.00 to 4.00
Supervised field work with local public agencies and/or
private industry. Students may serve as unpaid volunteers
in a variety of settings, gaining exposure to and experience
in the world of work, while applying general knowledge and
principles learned in the classroom. Requires a memorandum
of understanding between the agency or group being served
and the College; mandatory class meetings on a weekly basis;
and an individualized student learing agreement accompanied
by three (3) hours of service per week per unit of credit.
May be taken four times for credit.Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
18.00 to 108.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 33 - Marriage and Family
Credits:
3.00
Human relationships in anticipation of, preparation
for, and participation in marriage. Social change
as it affects marriage and family life. Psychological
and sexual aspects and implications which make for
success or failure in marriage. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 4 - Child Growth and Development
Credits:
3.00
Development of children from prenatal through adolescent
periods of growth. Consideration of case studies. Requires
one hour of observation at child care center.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 5 - Intro to Career/Life Planning
Credits:
3.00
Development of tools to assess the skills, interests,
values and motivation needed to make career decisions.
Includes decision making, educational planning and college
survival. May be used to meet Orientation requirement for
graduation. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
PSYC 51 - Issues in Psychology
Credits:
1.00
Journey to the unknown side of the personality through myths
and folk tales. Myths are viewed as patterns of behavior
which can help explain our own quest for wholeness. The
quest theme defined as the voyage from unconsciousness to
consciousness. Myths and folklore from English, European,
Spanish-speaking and American cultures will be utilized
to establish the univerisality of the search for wholeness.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
18.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 6 - Adult Development & Aging
Credits:
3.00
Basic principles in the field of adult development and aging
from adolescence to the aged, including phases of aging,
transitions, coping and constructive or positive adaption.
Theoretical and research methodological issues in the study
of adult maturation will be reviewed. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 60 - Physio Effects of Alchol/Drugs
Credits:
3.00
This is a core requirement for a proposed alcohol and drug
abuse curriculum. The principal thrust of this course is to
focus on the effects of alcohol and other drugs on the body
and to study the physiology of alcohol and other drugs in
two areas: (1) Physical effects of alcohol and other drugs
on the body, and (2) the chronic physiological effects of
chemical dependency and or chemical addictions.
Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 61 - Alc/Drug,Comm. Ed.&Prev.Outrea
Credits:
3.00
History, theories, models and state-of-the-art approaches to
the prevention field. Students examine and explore their own
values and behaviors as they relate to the use and abuse of
alcohol and other drugs. Prevention programs and activities
appropriate for the individual, community, campus parent/
family and work site. Strategies for public policies, media
information-dissemination, ehtnic and cultural specific
approaches. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 62 - Alcohol/Drug Abuse:Interventin
Credits:
3.00
The treatment of dependency disorders and recovery from them
will be explored from two divergent perspectives:the
reformative and the transformative. Current treatment
modalities will be compared and contrasted in terms of their
view of the individual in the social and clinical context.
The class experience itself will serve as an intervention by
challenging students to examine their existing ideas about
treatment and recovery from dependency disorders.
Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 63 - Adolescent Alcohol/Drug Abuse
Credits:
3.00
Explores current adolescent substance abuse treatment and
recovery strategies. Emphasis will be placed on physical,
mental, psychological, emotional, and social growth issues
as they relate to the abuse of drugs, eating disorders, and
other addictions.Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 64 - Alcohol/Drug Abuse:Family Dyn.
Credits:
3.00
Review the family dynamics associated with alcoholism and
drug addiction; the impact of the disease of addiction on
family members, peers and coworkers. The approach will be to
examine the ideas and dynamics of these relationships. The
counselor who assists these persons will develop and
practice strategies for family oriented approaches to
recovery and the reintegration of the family into the
workplace and community. The approach will be highly
experimental in format, and students will participate in
exercises that will lead to the development of these skills.
CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 65 - Alcohol/Drug Studies Field Wk.
Credits:
3.00
Provides field experience whereby students apply the values
concepts and skills gained in other core courses to the
process of helping others. The major emphasis are sharpening
skills, use of self in the helping process, group process,
and the use of systems and community resources.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
PSYC 82 - Cooperative W/E in Psychology
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Psychology
Pre-requisites:
| Real Estate |
REAL 100 - Real Estate License Course
Credits:
3.00
Basic fundamentals of real estate to include testing
techniques, study routines, administration of practice
tests. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Real Estate
Pre-requisites:
REAL 82 - Cooperative W/E in Real Estate
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
VOC ED/BUSINESS/MANAGEMENT
Department:
Real Estate
Pre-requisites:
| Religious Studies |
RLGS 1 - Introduction To The Bible
Credits:
3.00
A preparation for informed study of the Bible. Contemporary
interpretive stances, history, methods, and major themes
will be examined. Significant portions of the Bible will be
studied in the process. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Religious Studies
RLGS 10 - Comparative Religion
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to the major world religions: Hinduism,
Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Confucianism,
Taoism, and Shintoism. A critical study of the fundamental
religious beliefs of each religion and an examination of
their philosophical presuppositions. UC/CSU Degree
Applicable
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Religious Studies
RLGS 5 - Bible As Literature
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the literature of the Bible, including the
Apocrypha. A study of the literary and human dimension of
scripture through selected readings in English from the
various books of the Old and New Testaments and the
Apocrypha.Degree Applicable.CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Religious Studies
| Sociology |
SOCI 1 - Introduction to Sociology
Credits:
3.00
Characteristics of social life and human behavior in social
interaction. Selected sociological concepts. The social
structure and processes of institutions and communities.
Social stratification and social change in contemporary
society. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN SOC 2)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
Pre-requisites:
SOCI 14 - Intro to Drug/Alcohol Studies
Credits:
3.00
A historical perspective on drug/alcohol
abuse, its impact on the individual, the
family, the community and society.
Definitions of use, abuse, and addiction
as well as the disease concept of addiction.
Effectiveness and economics of various
models of treatment and rehabilitation.
Degree Applicable.CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
Pre-requisites:
SOCI 15 - Intro to Guidance & Counseling
Credits:
3.00
Course will provide an understanding of the various types of
counseling techniques available to therapist. The course
will also provide the student with a comprehensive
understanding of the theory and the process of each of the
counseling methods. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 18 - Fund. of Probation and Parole
Credits:
3.00
Overview of the history and philosophical foundations of
probation and parole. Organization and operations of
probation. Issues and problems relating to the presentence
report, determinate versus indeterminate sentencing, role
of the probation and parole officer, legal decisions
affecting probation and parole practice. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 2 - American Social Problems
Credits:
3.00
Analysis of the major social problems confronting Americans
in the 20th Century. Emphasis on future trends.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN SOC 4)
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 3 - Marriage and Family
Credits:
3.00
Human relationships in anticipation of, preparation for, and
participation in marriage. Social change as it affects
marriage and family life. Psychological and sexual aspects
and implications which make for success or failure in
marriage. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
(CAN H EC 12)
Lecture:
15.00 to 54.00 Other:
39.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
Pre-requisites:
SOCI 4 - Effective Parenting
Credits:
3.00
Techniques and methods used in the guidance and supervision
of school-age children. Current theories of child and
adolescent psychology. Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
Pre-requisites:
SOCI 6 - Child, Family, Community
Credits:
3.00
Overview of patterns of family living in contemporary
society tempered by various elements of cultural, social,
economic and racial factors. Emphasis on wise use of
community resources such as those available in educational,
health, welfare, religious, recreational, and counseling
organizations. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
Pre-requisites:
SOCI 60 - Physio Effects of Alchol/Drugs
Credits:
3.00
This is a core requirement for a proposed alcohol and drug
abuse curriculum. The principal thrust of this course is to
focus on the effects of alcohol and other drugs on the body
and to study the physiology of alcohol and other drugs in
two areas: (1) physical effects of alcohol and other drugs
on the body, and (2) the chronic physiological effects of
chemical dependency and or chemical addiction.
Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 61 - Alc./Drug,Comm. Ed.&Prev Outre
Credits:
3.00
History, theories, models and state-of-the-art approaches to
the prevention field. Students examine and explore their own
values and behaviors as they relate to the use and abuse of
alcohol and other drugs. Prevention programs and activities
appropriate for the individual, community, campus parent/
family and work site. Strategies for public policies, media
information-dissemination, ethnic and cultural specific
approaches. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 62 - Alcohol/Drug Abuse:Interventin
Credits:
3.00
The treatment of dependency disorders and recovery from them
will be explored from two divergent perspectives:the
reformative and the transformative. Current treatment
modalities will be compared and contrasted in terms of their
view of the individual in the social and clinical context.
The class experience itself will serve as an intervention by
challenging students to examine their existing ideas about
treatment and recovery from dependency disorders.
Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 63 - Adolescent Alcohol/Drug Abuse
Credits:
3.00
Explores current adolescent substance abuse treatment and
recovery strategies. Emphasis will be placed on physical,
mental, psychological, emotional, and social growth issues
as they relate to the abuse of drugs, eating disorders, and
other addictons.Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 64 - Alcohol/Drug Abuse:Family Dyn
Credits:
3.00
Review the family dynamics associated with alcoholism and
drug addiction; the impact of the disease of addiction on
family members, peers, and coworkers. The approach will be
to examine the ideas and dynamics of these relationships.
The counselor who assists these persons will develop and
practice strategies for family oriented approaches to
recovery and the reintegration of the family into the
workplace and community. The approach will be highly
experimental in format, and students will participate in
exercises that will lead to the development of these skills.
Degree Applicable.CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 65 - Alcohol/Drug Studies Field Wk.
Credits:
3.00
Provides field experience whereby students apply the values
concepts and skills gained in other core courses to the
process of helping others. The major emphasis is sharpening
skills, use of self in the helping process, group process,
and the use of systems and community resources.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 8 - Juvenile Crime/Delinquency
Credits:
3.00
Major types of juvenile crime, role careers of offenders and
factors which contribute to production of criminality or
delinquency. Methods for dealing with justice system
violators and the changing role of police and the courts.
Aftercare process of sentence, probation, prisons and
parole. Changes of law in crime control and treatment
processes. Degree Applicable. CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
SOCI 82 - Cooperative W/E in Sociology
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Sociology
Pre-requisites:
| Spanish |
SPAN 10 - Intro to Literature in Spanish
Credits:
3.00
Literary genre and the reading of Spanish prose, poetry and
drama. (Similar content to English 1B, but all lectures,
readings and compositions in Spanish language.)
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Spanish
Pre-requisites:
SPAN 2B
SPAN 1A - Beginning Spanish
Credits:
4.00
Proficiency-oriented approach to Spanish, designed to give
students skill in understanding, speaking, reading, and
writing the language. UC/CSU. Degree Applicable.
(CAN SPAN 2)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Spanish
SPAN 1B - Elementary Spanish
Credits:
4.00
Continuation of Spanish 1A. Pronunciation, vocabulary,
sentence structure, grammar, dialogues and cultural
exercise. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
(CAN SPAN 4)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Spanish
Pre-requisites:
SPAN 1A
or SPN 1A
SPAN 2A - Intermediate Spanish
Credits:
4.00
Continuation of Spanish 1B. Review of grammar.
Conversation, idioms, and selected readings.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU. (CAN SPAN 8)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Spanish
Pre-requisites:
SPAN 1B
SPAN 2B - Intermediate Spanish
Credits:
4.00
Continuation of Spanish 2A. Grammar review, usage and
idioms. UC/CSU (CAN SPAN 10)
Lecture:
54.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Spanish
Pre-requisites:
SPAN 2A
SPAN 5 - Spanish for Conversation
Credits:
3.00
Emphasis on spoken Spanish. Development of oral fluency
through class discussions, conversation games and vocabulary
exercises. This course stresses communication skill
conducted in Spanish. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Spanish
Pre-requisites:
SPAN 1B
or SPN 1B
| Speech |
SPCH 1 - Elements of Public Speaking
Credits:
3.00
Principles of oral communication in audience situations.
Development of poise in front of an audience, research,
speech organization and effectiveness of delivery.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN SPCH 4)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Speech
Pre-requisites:
SPCH 2 - Oral Interpretation
Credits:
3.00
The study of both prose and poetry and how best to interpret
a selection for the benefit of an audience.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Speech
Pre-requisites:
SPCH 3 - Interpersonal Communication
Credits:
3.00
Blend of the important areas of interpersonal communication
and the art of platform speaking. Theory and practical
skills are analyzed and practiced as they apply to all forms
of communication, including one-to-one situations, small
group situations, and public speaking situations. The
creative processes of informative and persuasive deliveries.
Degree Applicable. UC/CSU (CAN SPCH 8)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Speech
Pre-requisites:
SPCH 4 - Argumentation
Credits:
3.00
Methods of critical inquiry and advocacy. Identifying
fallacies in reasoning and language, testing evidence and
evidence sources, advancing a reasoned position, and
defending and refuting arguments. Analysis, presentation,
and evaluation of oral and written arguments. Degree
Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Speech
| Summer Readiness |
SUMR 100 - College Preparation
Credits:
6.00
Introduction to the college community. Survival skills for
college life, overcoming math anxiety, effective reading,
writing made easier, introduction to employment, career-life
planning and self-awareness.
Lecture:
108.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Summer Readiness
Pre-requisites:
| Theater Arts |
TART 1 - Beginning Acting
Credits:
3.00
Introduction to the basic techniques of acting theory,
terminology, and movement. Degree Applicable. UC/CSU.
(CAN DRAM 8)
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
TART 2 - Oral Interpretation
Credits:
3.00
The study of both prose and poetry and how best to interpret
a selection for the benefit of an audience. Degree
Applicable. UC/CSU
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
TART 3 - Theatre Appreciation
Credits:
3.00
Study of the art, craft, and business of the theatre.
Emphasis on the audience's appreciation of the work of the
playwright, director, actor, designer, producer, and critic.
Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
TART 4 - The Broadway Voice
Credits:
2.00
Establishing basic vocal technique, including posture, vocal
exercises, and breathing. Application of technique through
the study of different genres of music using musical
theatre literature. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lecture:
18.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
TART 5 - Drama Production
Credits:
1.00 to 4.00
Participation in a major theatrical production either in the
acting or technical aspects of preparation and presentation.
1-4 units offered. A maximum of twelve units allowable
under any combination of scheduling. 36 hours total per
unit of credit. Degree Applicable. CSU/UC
Lab:
36.00 to 144.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
TART 6 - Intermediate Acting
Credits:
3.00
Further studies in acting stressing the importance of
character analysis and development. Emphasis on extensive
scene and monologue study. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
Pre-requisites:
TART 1
or TART 5
TART 7 - Health and Body Image
Credits:
3.00
An introduction to cultural beauty standards and how it
affects our physical, mental, and emotional health. Emphasis
on the history of physical ideals, eating disorders, and
media influence, including activities to enhance a healthy
body image. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Department:
Theater Arts
TART 8 - Calico Theatre Workshop
Credits:
1.00
Collaboration in the analysis, preparation, and
production of short theatrical works through participation
as directors, actors, and/or technicians. The process
culminates in public performances at Calico Ghost
Town. Degree Applicable.
Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
TART 82 - Cooperative W/E in Theatre ART
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
HUMANITIES
Department:
Theater Arts
| Television and Radio Tech |
TVRD 82 - Cooperative W/E in Radio/TV
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Radio and Television
| Welding |
WELD 50 - Oxyacetylene Welding & Cutting
Credits:
3.00
Materials, equipment and safety practice in oxyacetylene
welding and cutting. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 51 - Shielded Metal Arc Weld & Cut
Credits:
3.00
Use of electrodes, metals, welding machines in arc welding
and cutting. Degree Applicable
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 52 - Position Welding(Arc Welding)
Credits:
3.00
Advanced shielded metal arc welding. Electrodes and
welding symbols. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 50
or WELD 100
or WLDG 1
or WLDG 100
WELD 53 - Soldering,Brazing and Blaze Wl
Credits:
3.00
Special welding processes and applications.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 51
or WELD 101
or WLDG 101
or WLDG 2
WELD 54 - Gas Metal-Arc Welding
Credits:
3.00
Special welding processes and applications. Ferrous and
non-ferrous metals and position welding.
Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 51
and WELD 52
WELD 55 - Gas Tungsten-Arc Welding
Credits:
3.00
Special welding processes and applications. Ferrous and
non-ferrous metals and position welding. May be taken twice
for credit. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 50
and WELD 51
WELD 56 - Blueprint Reading-Metal Trades
Credits:
3.00
Basic techniques of interpreting and using engineering
drawings or prints used in the metal trades. Visualization
of objects, sectional drawings, orthographic and isometric
projections, symbols, scales and practices used in
blueprints for the metal trades. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
36.00 Lab:
54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
WELD 82 - Cooperative W/E in Welding
Credits:
1.00 to 8.00
See Cooperative Work Experience Education listing.
Other:
60.00 to 600.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 98 - Special Studies in Welding
Credits:
3.00
Prerequisite: Welding 101 through 105 or instructor
approval. Designed for the experienced student welder in
advanced fabrication and repair welding processes and
practices. Actual repair welding and fabrication of complex
products will be accomplished. May be taken twice for
credit. Degree Applicable.
Lecture:
34.00 to 36.00 Lab:
51.00 to 54.00
College:
Barstow College
Division:
Business & Workforce Develop
Department:
Welding
Pre-requisites:
WELD 51
and WELD 52
and WELD 53
and WELD 54
and WELD 55
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