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Art

ART 110
Three-Dimensional Design

This is an introductory course in three-dimensional design. Students explore basic elements and principles through demonstrations and hands-on studio work. Projects emphasize problem-solving, concept development and creativity in the transformation of two-dimensional concepts into three-dimensional objects. Recommended: ART 109. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0243	Sec01	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2066 Ward, L
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

ART 121
Ceramic Art 1

Beginning course in the creation and appreciation of the ceramic vessel. Focus is on hand building and wheel throwing processes as well as glazes and glazing. Previously ART 201. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0247	Sec02	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm2065 Scott, S
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

ART 122
Ceramic Art 2

Second quarter in Ceramic art. Building on processes, skills and understandings acquired in ART 121. A greater emphasis on individual development, creativity and problem solving is fostered. Previously ART 202. Prerequisite: ART 121 or equivalent with instructor permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0251	Sec02	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm2065 Scott, S
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

ART 123
Ceramic Art 3

Third quarter of study in Ceramic Art. Building on processes, skills and understandings acquired in previous two quarters. Emphasis is on individual development, creativity and problem solving in the design and creation of ceramic forms. Previously ART 203. Prerequisite: ART 122 or equivalent with instructor permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0255	Sec02	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm2065 Scott, S
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

ART 131
Drawing 1

This is an introductory course in drawing from observation. Students use a variety of media, including graphite, charcoal and ink, to draw from the still-life and the figure. Basic principles of composition are stressed. This is the first course in a three quarter sequence. No academic experience is required. Previously ART 105. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0261	Sec03	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2068 Niblack, N
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

ART 132
Drawing 2

Continuation of first-year drawing series. Builds on the understanding and skills acquired in ART 131. Composition, light and dark, and perspective. Media include pencil, charcoal, liquid and color. Previously ART 106. Prerequisite: ART 131. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0267	Sec03	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2068 Niblack, N
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

ART 133
Drawing 3

Third quarter of first-year drawing series stresses growth in control and creativity. Areas of light and shade, composition, and perspective are emphasized. Previously ART 107. Prerequisite: ART 132. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0273	Sec03	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2068 Niblack, N
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

ART 144
Beginning Photography

This course is an introduction to film and digital camera operation, print output, basic software imaging, wet lab procedures and the latest developments in technology. Aesthetics and the visual language of image communication are stressed. Cameras are available for check out. Previously ART 100.

Evening Classes
Item0279	Sec03	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm M
			Rm2059 Simons, C
			06:00pm-08:50pm W
			Rm2026
An additional fee of $45.20 is collected for this class.

ART 255
Design and Materials

Metal, glass and plastics as factors of design. Class experimentation and research. Previously ART 254. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0299	Sec01	5cr	06:00pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2066 Ward, L
An additional fee of $21.00 is collected for this class.

American Sign Language

ASL& 123
Am Sign Language III

To build on ASL& 122 skills, students incorporate proper phrasing & pausing in ASL utterances, use descriptive-locative classifiers, apply numbering systems and use possessive forms correctly. Students improve storytelling skills, use of classifiers and expand linguistic-grammatical features into longer monologues. Previously ASL 103. Prerequisite: ASL& 122. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0353	SecS1	5cr	06:30pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm1802 Jacobs, R
Class includes some Internet content.

Astronomy

ASTR& 101
Introduction to Astronomy

A one-quarter survey course in astronomy, intended for non-science majors. Studies such topics as: the solar system, stellar evolution, galaxies and cosmology. Previously ASTRN 101. Prerequisites: MATH 099. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0355	SecS1	5cr	06:00pm-07:50pm MW
			Rm2925 Staff, Part
			08:00pm-09:50pm M
			Rm2924
An additional fee of $15.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.
Item0357	SecS2	5cr	06:00pm-07:50pm MW
			Rm2925 Staff, Part
			08:00pm-09:50pm W
			Rm2924
An additional fee of $15.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

Biology

BIOL& 211
Majors Cellular: Biology

Examines the cell as the basic unit of life. Topics covered include: the function of cell organelles, metabolic processes, cell division signaling, the genetics of individuals & populations. For life science majors and allied health students. Laboratory class. Previously BIOSC 201. Prerequisite: CHEM& 121 with 2.0 or better. ENGL& 101 recommended. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0413	SecS5	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm TTh
			Rm2926 Staff, Part
			04:00pm-05:50pm TTh
			Rm2601 Saunders, B
An additional fee of $30.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.
Item0415	SecS8	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm TTh
			Rm2926 Staff, Part
			07:30pm-09:20pm TTh
			Rm2601
An additional fee of $30.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

BIOL& 231
Human Anatomy

Understanding the structure of the human body through the study of the various body systems. Intensive laboratory dissection and lectures are utilized. Laboratory class. Previously BIOSC 210. Prerequisite: BIOL& 211 w/2.0 or higher. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0427	SecS3	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm TTh
			Rm2308 Sargizi, M
			04:00pm-05:50pm TTh
			Rm2602
An additional fee of $30.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.
Item0431	SecS4	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm MW
			Rm2932 Kennedy, M
			07:30pm-09:20pm MW
			Rm2602
An additional fee of $30.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.
Item0429	SecS5	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm TTh
			Rm2308 Sargizi, M
			07:30pm-09:20pm TTh
			Rm2602 Gibson, N
An additional fee of $30.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

BIOL& 232
Human Physiology

A systems approach to the study of the functions of the human body. Includes the nervous, muscular, circulatory, endocrine, respiratory, digestive and urogenital systems. Laboratory class. Previously BIOSC 211. Prerequisite: BIOL& 211 and BIOL& 231 or permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0437	SecS3	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm MW
			Rm2308 Moffat, J
			04:00pm-05:50pm W
			Rm2601
			05:00pm-05:50pm M
			Rm2308
An additional fee of $30.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.
Item0439	SecS4	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm MW
			Rm2308 Moffat, J
			07:30pm-09:20pm W
			Rm2601
			07:30pm-08:20pm M
			Rm2308
An additional fee of $30.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

BIOL& 260
Microbiology

Survey of microorganisms with focus on healthcare applications. Structure, classification, metabolism and genetics of bacteria and viruses are main themes. Emphasis on disease process, microbial control and immunology. Laboratory techniques include isolation and identification of bacteria. Previously BIOSC 215. Prerequisites: BIOL& 211 with minimum 2.0. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0445	SecS3	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm MW
			Rm2925 Baldwin, D
			04:00pm-05:50pm MW
			Rm2614
An additional fee of $44.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.
Item0447	SecS4	5cr	06:00pm-07:20pm MW
			Rm2925 Baldwin, D
			07:30pm-09:20pm MW
			Rm2614
An additional fee of $44.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

BIOL 279
Biotechnology Techniques

A laboratory course which will focus on the techniques currently prevalent in the manufacturing and production aspect of the biotechnology industry. Course will focus on the isolation and purification of proteins. This will include cation-anion exchange chromatography, selective binding using hydrophobic interactions, ultrafiltration, isoelectric focusing and high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). There will also be exposure to good manufacturing practices (GMP), quality control procedures (QC), biological potency assays, radioisotope use and handling, FDA regulations and clinical trials. Previously BIOSC 275. Prerequisite: BIOL 270 or permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0391	SecS1	3cr	05:00pm-07:50pm TTh
			Rm2930 Namciu, S
An additional fee of $55.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

Business Technology

BUSTC 100
Beginning Keyboarding

Introduces the keyboard and operational parts of the personal computer. Special attention is given to correct techniques and beginning formatting of memorandums, letters, reports, and tables. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0487	SecY3	5cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
Hybrid			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
Taught partially online, partially on-campus. Go to http://www.shoreline.edu/eLearning/ for more information. An additional fee of $62.05 is collected for this class.

BUSTC 103
Speed Keyboarding 1

Speed, accuracy, and technique drills on a personal computer. Designed for students who are keyboarding at various speeds. Prerequisites: BUSTC 100 or equivalent and 20 wpm keyboarding by touch. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0499	SecY3	5cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
Hybrid			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
Taught partially online, partially on-campus. Go to http://www.shoreline.edu/eLearning/ for more information. An additional fee of $62.05 is collected for this class.

BUSTC 104
Speed Keyboarding 2

Speed, accuracy, and technique drills on a personal computer. Windows OS required. Prerequisite: BUSTC 100 or equivalent and 20 wpm keyboading by touch. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0509	SecS3	3cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

BUSTC 107
Electronic/Ten Key Calculator

Introduction to the electronic/ten-key calculator. Covers the basic math operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.Touch method taught. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0519	Sec05	2cr	06:00pm-07:40pm T
			Rm1306 Clemens-Mitc
Item0521	Sec06	2cr	06:00pm-07:40pm Th
			Rm1306 Clemens-Mitc

BUSTC 128
Word 2007, Level 1

Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007. Learn the core features to create business documents. Features include create, edit, print, save, and retrieve documents; use file management, tabs, styles, columns, tables, charts, and visual appeals. Prerequisites: BUSTC 100 or equivalent, 25 wpm keyboarding. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0533	SecY3	5cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
Hybrid			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
Taught partially online, partially on-campus. Go to http://www.shoreline.edu/eLearning/ for more information. An additional fee of $62.05 is collected for this class.

BUSTC 129
Word 2007, Level 2

Learn advanced features of Microsoft Word 2007. Topics include shared documents, footnotes/endnotes, headers/footers, mail merge, sort, styles, macros, tables/indexes, and forms. Prerequisite: BUSTC 128. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0541	SecY3	5cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
Hybrid			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
Taught partially online, partially on-campus. Go to http://www.shoreline.edu/eLearning/ for more information. An additional fee of $62.05 is collected for this class.

BUSTC 150
Excel 2007

Designed for the beginning spreadsheet user. Learn to build spreadsheets using formulas, spell check, find/replace, toolbars, printing, formatting of text and numbers, fonts and borders, functions, charts, range names, macros, pivot tables, workbooks, and linking and embedding. Prerequisite: COMPASS reading score of 80 and placement into MATH 080 or instructor's permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0553	SecY3	5cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
Hybrid			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
Taught partially online, partially on-campus. Go to http://www.shoreline.edu/eLearning/ for more information. An additional fee of $62.05 is collected for this class.

BUSTC 160
Powerpoint 2007

Learn to organize information and create professional-looking graphic presentations. Learn the basic, intermediate, and advanced features of PowerPoint. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0561	SecS3	4cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

BUSTC 170
Access 2007

Designed for the beginning Access user who already has basic skills in other Windows programs. Topics include creating tables; creating and using relationships; creating forms, reports, mailing labels, and charts; importing and exporting data; and creating web pages for databases. Recommended Windows experience. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0565	SecY3	5cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
Hybrid			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
Taught partially online, partially on-campus. Go to http://www.shoreline.edu/eLearning/ for more information. An additional fee of $62.05 is collected for this class.

BUSTC 185
Publisher 2007

Learn to design and create professional quality publications that combine text, graphics, illustrations, and photographs (desktop publishing). Recommended: BUSTC 128 or equivalent, 25 wpm keyboarding. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0573	SecS3	4cr	06:00pm-07:40pm TTh
			Rm1304 Clemens-Mitc
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

Chemistry

CHEM& 121
Intro to Chemistry

Basic chemistry to supplement/replace high school chemistry or for non-science majors. Introduces simplified atomic/molecular theory & the quantitative/qualitative relationships in the chemistry of solutions, gases, liquids, solids & their reactions. Mandatory 2-hour lab is taken concurrently. Previously CHEM 101. Prerequisites: MATH 099 with 2.0 or better AND placement into ENGL 100 or ESL 100; or instructor permission. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item0627	SecS5	5cr	05:30pm-07:30pm TTh
			Rm2712 Hossain, M
			07:30pm-09:20pm Th
			Rm2711
An additional fee of $15.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.
Item0629	SecS6	5cr	05:30pm-07:30pm TTh
			Rm2712 Hossain, M
			07:30pm-09:20pm T
			Rm2711
An additional fee of $15.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

Cinema

CINEM 201
Introduction to Cinema

Introduction to cinema through the study of motion picture techniques and the development of cinema as an art form. Student option grading..

Evening Classes
Item0643	SecV1	5cr	06:30pm-08:30pm W
Video			Rm1524 Fisher, C
Class meets 3/31, 4/21, 5/12, 6/2. An additional fee of $36.55 is collected for this class.

CINEM 201W
Introduction to Cinema

Introduction to cinema through the study of motion picture techniques and the development of cinema as an art form. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0647	SecV1	5cr	06:30pm-08:30pm W
Video			Rm1524 Fisher, C
Class meets 3/31, 4/21, 5/12, 6/2. 'W' following the course number indicates the class satisfies UW writing requirement. Extensive writing requirement. An additional fee of $36.55 is collected for this class.

Communication Studies

CMST& 101
Introduction to Communication

Students discover verbal, nonverbal and listening skills essential to effective everyday living. Students become competent communicators by applying interpersonal, small group, public speaking, and cross-cultural communication theories to a variety of contexts including the workplace, communities, and families. Previously SPCMU 101. Prerequisites: Successful completion of ESL 100/ENGL 100 or higher. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0705	Sec06	5cr	06:30pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm0858 Douglas, L
			Rm0858 Peters, D

CMST 140
The Art of Storytelling

We use stories to enliven a workplace presentation, to lull a child to sleep, to celebrate and grieve, to build communities and discover ourselves. Learn to perform your own personal stories and folktales, poetry and prose of a variety of cultures. Education majors, parents, and adventure-seekers are encouraged. Previously SPCMU 140.

Evening Classes
Item0679	SecS1	5cr	06:30pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm0858 Zimmers, B
Class includes some Internet content.

Education

EDUC& 202
Introduction to Education

Explore how you may fit into teaching profession. This intro course examines the complex role of American education in the global economy of the 21st century. We will analyze current research & trends in education to examine issues that affect teachers from preschool through high school, students and families. Previously EDU 100. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0831	SecY1	5cr	06:30pm-08:50pm W
Hybrid			Rm1811 Yasui, B
Taught partially online, partially on-campus. Go to http://www.shoreline.edu/eLearning/ for more information. This class integrates service-learning. For more information, go to Service Learning page or: http://servicelearning.shoreline.edu/index.cfm An additional fee of $24.35 is collected for this class.

English

ENGL 100
Analytical Reading and Writing

Students develop the academic skills in critical reading, writing, and thinking necessary for college-level work. Previously ENG 100. Prerequisites: COMPASS scores of 80 in Reading and 47 in Writing, or completion of ENGL 090 or equivalent with a 2.0 or better, or instructor permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0861	SecS3	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm MW
			Rm1726 Sagara, R
Class includes some Internet content.

ENGL& 101
English Composition I

Students write essays that display focus, organization, appropriate style, and technical control. They develop skills in critical thinking and close reading of texts and respond in writing and discussion to assigned topics. Previously ENG 101. Prerequisites: COMPASS scores of 85 in Reading and 79 in Writing, or completion of ESL 100, ENGL 100, or equivalent with a 2.0 or better, or instructor permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0885	Sec12	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm TTh
			Rm2946 Douglas, L
			Rm2946 Peters, D
Item0895	SecS13	5cr	06:30pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm2946 West, M
Class includes some Internet content.

ENGL& 102
Composition II: Reasoning/Research/Writing

Students write research essays on various topics. Using both traditional and new information technologies, they develop skills as researchers, critical thinkers and writers of documented analysis and argumentation. Themes of individual sections are available at the online English page. Previously ENG 102. Prerequisites: Completion of ENGL& 101 with a grade of 2.0 or better. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item0923	SecS8	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm MW
			Rm2518 Harris-Barne
Class includes some Internet content.

Intra American Studies

IASTU 109
American Popular Music

Historical, cultural, social and stylistic study of American popular idioms from their African and European roots to the present. Focus on contemporary styles such as early Rock and Roll, Folk, Blue Grass, Country-Western, Blues, Heavy Metal, Rap and Jazz. Key artists and their contributions will be discussed. The influence of various facets of the music industry will be examined. Dual listed as MUSC 109. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item1243	Sec02	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm TTh
			Rm1812 Solam, J

IASTU 109W
American Popular Music

Historical, cultural, social and stylistic study of American popular idioms from their African and European roots to the present. Focus on contemporary styles such as early Rock and Roll from its roots, Folk, Blue Grass, Country-Western, Blues, Heavy Metal, Rap and Jazz. Key artists contributing to the various periods of development will be discussed. Various facets of the music industry will be examined to gauge its influence on musical taste and style. Extensive writing requirements. Recommendation: ENGL& 101. Dual listed as MUSC 109W. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item1247	Sec02	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm TTh
			Rm1812 Solam, J
'W' following the course number indicates the class satisfies UW writing requirement. Extensive writing requirement.

Mathematics

MATH 171
Math for Elem Ed I

Fundamental concepts of numbers and operations related to topics taught at the K-8 level. Topics include problem solving, algebraic thinking, numeration, and arithmetic with rational numbers. Recommended for future elementary teachers. Previously MATH 170. Prerequisite: MATH 099 (2.0 or better) or a score of 85 or higher on the Algebra COMPASS test and placement into ENGL 100 oR ESL 100. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item1383	SecS1	5cr	06:30pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2905 Wright, G
An additional fee of $5.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

MATH 172
Math for Elementary Ed II

Basic concepts of geometry related to topics taught at the K-8 level. Topics include problem solving, graphing, Euclidean plane geometry, solid geometry, tessellations, measurement, and statistics. Recommended for prospective and practicing elementary school teachers. Previously MATH 171. Prerequisite: MATH 171 (2.0 or better), or instructor permission; placement into ENGL 100 or ESL 100. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item1385	SecS1	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm TTh
			Rm2905 Calaway, S
An additional fee of $5.00 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

Manufacturing Technology

MFGT 113
Certificate in Basic Manufacturing

This course introduces students to concepts concerning manufacturing techniques. Topics covered include safety, print reading, and precision measurement. A capstone project incorporating manufacturing skill sets working in a modern manufacturing lab creating a final product meeting necessary quality standards. Prerequisite: ENGL 080 or ESL 050, and MATH 070. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item1431	SecIB1	21cr	04:00pm-10:00pm MTWTh
			Rm2502B Smith, K
			Rm2502B Lindberg, C
Item1433	SecIB2	21cr	06:00pm-10:00pm F
			Rm2502B Elmore, T
			08:00am-05:00pm Sa
			Rm2502B Arbogast, J

MFGT 115
CNC Machinist Training

This BEGINNING program prepares individuals as CNC Machinists. Instruction covers programming, set-up and operation of Okuma CNC machining and turning centers, blueprint reading, math , machine tool theory, CMM inspection, surface plate techniques, and Lean Mfg. Permission of Instructor required. Prerequisite: Successful completion of MFGT 110. Mandatory Decimal Grading.

Evening Classes
Item1435	SecIB1	20cr	04:00pm-10:00pm MTWTh
			Rm2502B Smith, K
			Rm2502B Lindberg, C
An additional fee of $31.45 is collected for this class.
Item1437	SecIB2	20cr	04:00pm-10:00pm F
			Rm2502B Elmore, T
			08:00am-05:00pm Sa
			Rm2502B Arbogast, J
An additional fee of $31.45 is collected for this class.

MFGT 120
CNC Machinist Applications

This INTERMEDIATE program prepares individuals as CNC Machinists. Instruction covers programming, set-up and operation of Okuma CNC machining and turning centers, blueprint reading, math, machine tool theory, CMM inspection, surface plate techniques, and Lean Mfg. Permission of Instructor required. Prerequisite: Successful completion of MFGT 115 with a 2.0 GPA or better. Mandatory Decimal Grading.

Evening Classes
Item1439	SecIB1	20cr	04:00pm-10:00pm MTWTh
			Rm2502B Smith, K
			Rm2502B Lindberg, C
An additional fee of $31.45 is collected for this class.
Item1441	SecIB2	20cr	04:00pm-10:00pm F
			Rm2502B Elmore, T
			08:00am-05:00pm Sa
			Rm2502B Arbogast, J
An additional fee of $31.45 is collected for this class.

Music

MUSC 109
American Popular Music

Historical, social and stylistic study of American popular idioms from their African and European roots to the present. Focus on contemporary styles such as Rock, Country, Blues, Punk, Rap and Jazz. Contributions of artists will be discussed. The influence of various facets of the music industry will be examined. Dual listed as IASTU 109. Previously Music 109. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item1481	Sec02	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm TTh
			Rm1812 Solam, J

MUSC 109W
American Popular Music

Evening Classes
Item1485	Sec02	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm TTh
			Rm1812 Solam, J
'W' following the course number indicates the class satisfies UW writing requirement. Extensive writing requirement.

MUSC 140
Symphonic Band

Shoreline's Concert Band performs quarterly concerts that include traditional music, contemporary band works, orchestral transcriptions, solo features, Broadway musicals and marches. Rehearses on Monday evenings fall, winter, spring quarters. Previously MUSIC 140. Prerequisite: ability to play a band instrument. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item1501	Sec01	2cr	07:00pm-09:30pm M
			Rm0818 Noreen, K
An additional fee of $7.25 PER CREDIT is collected for this class.

Zero Energy Technology

NRG 110
Intro Energy/Sustainability in Built Environment

Overview of energy issues from multiple perspectives, including resource & species depletion, climate impacts and public energy policy decisions, processes, & strategies. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item1659	SecS1	5cr	04:30pm-09:20pm Th
			Rm1508 Nelson, M
Class includes some Internet content.

NRG 121
Energy Audit 1: Residential

Energy audits for residential and small commercial buildings. Mandatory P/NC Grading.

Evening Classes
Item1661	SecS1	4cr	05:30pm-09:20pm W
			Rm2059 Gregory, J
Class includes some Internet content.

NRG 130
Solar Thermal Space/Hot Water Design & Install

Learn theory, setting, design, procurement & techniques required to install & maintain a solar hot water system. Examine passive/active, unglazed/glazed, & evacuated tube technologies, optimal designs, alternative space heating, building codes, utility conservation programs, and site & federal incentives. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item1663	SecK1	5cr	05:00pm-08:50pm F
			Rm2925 Owens, L
			08:00am-03:50pm Sa
			Rm2925
Starting date for this class is 4/2/2010. Ending date for this class is 5/1/2010.

NRG 160
Intro Leadership in Energy/Environmental Design

Understanding the philosophy and process of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item3002	SecS1	4cr	05:30pm-09:20pm M
			Rm2719 Abrams, T
Class includes some Internet content.

NRG 200
Zero Energy Building Design

Covers principles behind design & building residential/commercial lowrise structures that approach or exceed net zero energy use over lifecycle. Examines historical/contemp. methods for optimal year-round comfort, reduced energy consumption, air quality improvement & environmental impacts. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item1665	SecK1	5cr	05:00pm-09:00pm F
			Rm2925 Nelson, M
			08:00am-04:00pm Sa
			Rm2925 Taylor, N
Starting date for this class is 5/7/2010. Ending date for this class is 6/5/2010.

NRG 225
Computer Energy Modeling

Introduction to the use of the software for improving and evaluating the design of solar energy projects. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item3073	SecS1	3cr	04:00pm-07:20pm T
			Rm2931 Lou, P
Class includes some Internet content.

Nursing 10-Quarter

NURSE 222
Nursing Practice and Health Promotion - 10-Qtr

Provides knowledge related to maintaining and promoting optimal health for individuals and families. Discusses health disparity as it relates to power / privilege. Emphasis is on supporting client self-determination and self care in the home and community. Equiv. to NURS 242. Prerequisite: NURSE 221 & 231. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item1787	SecS1	3.5cr	04:00pm-07:20pm W
			Rm2305 Watkins, H
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

NURSE 242
Nsg Pract and Psychsocial Disturbance - 10-Qtr

Concepts of mental health; psychopathology; treatment modalities; psychopharmacology and the effect of culture and development on mental health status; and the mental health system and its effect on individuals are explored. Principles of psychosocial nursing and work with the interdisciplinary team are emphasized. Equiv. to NURS 241. Prerequisite: NURSE 121, 131, 221, and 231. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item1791	SecS1	2.5cr	04:30pm-06:50pm T
			Rm2305 Shanks, A
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class. Class includes some Internet content.

Physical Education

PE 117
Yoga I

A centered, grounded technique to gain better balance, strength, flexibility and stability from the body's core. Using a variety of approaches you will blend energizing effort with relaxing, inhaling with exhaling, while quieting the mind, toning the body and inspiring personal confidence. Previously PE 134. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item1857	SecS2	2cr	06:00pm-06:50pm TTh
			Rm3025 Robbins, L
Class includes some Internet content.

PE 126
Yoga/Pilates Fusion I

Introduction to the flexibility, balance, and breathing aspects of Yoga combined with the strengthening properties of Pilates for a complete body workout; toning the body, reducing stress, and building self-confidence. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item2013	SecS2	2cr	06:00pm-06:50pm MW
			Rm3025 Toney, M
Class includes some Internet content.

PE 140
Hip Hop Jazz I

A beginning level, co-educational class designed to combine traditional Jazz movements with contemporary street dance to music of the same style. Includes isolation, active warm-up, progressional strengthening exercises, stretching and dance. Previously PE 118. Student optiongrading.

Evening Classes
Item1883	SecS2	2cr	07:00pm-07:50pm MW
			Rm3025 Toney, M
Class includes some Internet content.

PE 217
Yoga II

Evening Classes
Item1921	SecS2	2cr	06:00pm-06:50pm TTh
			Rm3025 Robbins, L
Class includes some Internet content.

PE 226
Yoga/Pilates Fusion II

Advanced study of Yoga and Pilates as an integrated combination designed to provide a complete body workout which will improve flexibility, balance, breathing, core strengthening, stress reduction and self-confidence. Prerequisite: PE 126 or instructor permission. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item2014	SecS2	2cr	06:00pm-06:50pm MW
			Rm3025 Toney, M
Class includes some Internet content.

PE 240
Hip Hop Jazz II

An advanced study of the combination of traditional Jazz movements with contemporary street dance to music of the same style. Includes isolation, active warm-up, progressional strengthening exercises, stretching and dance. Previously PE 218. Prerequisite: PE 140 or permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item1943	SecS2	2cr	07:00pm-07:50pm MW
			Rm3025 Toney, M
Class includes some Internet content.

PE 260
Fitness Participation

Fitness experience designed for the student who already has knowledge in a team or individual sport, or lifetime fitness activity and is interested in continuing participation in that activity. Grade based on attendance and participation only. No written assignments. Prerequisite: 100 or 200 level of the specific activity course required.

Evening Classes
Item1959	SecS17	1cr	06:00pm-06:50pm TTh
			Rm3025 Robbins, L
This section is fitness participation in YOGA. Class includes some Internet content.
Item1961	SecS18	1cr	07:00pm-07:50pm MW
			Rm3025 Toney, M
This section is fitness parcipation for HIP HOP JAZZ. Class includes some Internet content.

Psychology

PSYC 202
Biopsychology

This course explores the basic question: How does our biology influence how we think, feel, and act? Topics include: the nervous system, sensation, learning, memory, sex, drugs, language, mental illness, and practical factors affecting brain development and functioning. A prerequisite for UW psychology majors. Previously PSYCH 202. Prerequisite: PSYC& 100 or equivalent with instructor permission. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item2059	Sec02	5cr	06:30pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm2904 Sparks, P

Spanish

SPAN& 122
Spanish II

Continuation of SPAN& 121. Fast-paced course. Topics include both past tenses, direct and indirect object pronouns and reflexive verbs. Cultural studies continue. Previously SPAN 102. Prerequisite: SPAN& 121 or equivalent with instructor's permission. Student option grading..

Evening Classes
Item2099	Sec02	5cr	04:00pm-06:20pm MW
			Rm1715 Staff, Part

SPAN& 123
Spanish III

Continuation of SPAN& 122. Fast-paced course. Topics include the subjunctive mood, commands, conditional and future tenses. Cultural studies continue. Continued development of oral skills. Previously SPAN 103. Prerequisite: SPAN& 122 or equivalent with instructor permission. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item2107	SecV1	5cr	06:30pm-08:30pm M
Video			Rm1718 Wirkala, R

Visual Comm Technology

VCT 128
Desktop Publishing Using InDesign

This is an intro to desktop publishing design, concepts and skills using page-layout programs. Projects include single and multiple page layouts such as letterhead and brochure design. Issues involving basic graphic design principles, software integration, and preparation for offset printing will be addressed. Previously VCT 131. Prerequisite: VCT 124/125 or instructor approval. Student option grading.

Evening Classes
Item2133	Sec02	3cr	06:00pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2009 Schultz, C
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class.

VCT 136
Photoshop Introduction/Image Construction

Photoshop for commercial, fine art and photo applications. Includes Image acquisition, file preparation, importing as well as the alteration, manipulation and enhancement of images. Emphasis is on image construction for concept development including strategies for use with web, multimedia, print and video production. Previously VCT 129. Prerequisite: VCT 124 and VCT 125 or skills test. Instructor permission required. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item2137	Sec01	3cr	06:00pm-08:50pm TTh
			Rm2009 Schultz, C
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class.

VCT 170
Intro Internet Web Desgn

Introduction to interactive design in internet publishing. Addresses site creation, management and interface design. Covers concept development, resolution, color theory, layout, fonts, file format, server interaction, Web browser plug-ins and multimedia applications. Previously VCT 138. Prerequisites: VCT 124 and VCT 125, VCT 136 recommended orportfolio review. Instructor permission required. Mandatory decimal grading.

Evening Classes
Item3064	Sec01	3cr	06:00pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm2009 Fant, C
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class.

VCT 270
Adv Web Design

An advanced course addressing concept, design and usability issues for web development. Current technologies for web applications are explored through lecture and hands-on projects that involve the exploration of human computer interaction through dynamic graphics elements and structure. Previously VCT 238. Prerequisite: VCT 170. Mandatory Decimal Grading.

Evening Classes
Item3065	Sec01	4cr	06:00pm-08:50pm MW
			Rm2009 Fant, C
An additional fee of $37.70 is collected for this class.

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