| CRN | SUBJ | CRSE | SEC | TYP | DAYS | TIME | BLDG | RM | INSTRUCTOR |
| ARCHITECTURE 18B Residential Interior Design (3 units) - No pre-requisite, can be taken before 18A (CSU) | |||||||||
| 77438 | ARCH |
18B |
501 |
Lec |
T |
6:30-9:30 PM |
BATL |
246 |
Cousineau,
Kathryn |
| ARCHITECTURE 29A Freehand Drawing (1 unit) Visual Communication; seeing and expressing form, value and texture. (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 70231 | ARCH | 29A | 501 | L/L | M | 6:00-8:00PM | BATL |
246 |
Udell, Simon |
| 76641 |
ARCH | 29A |
502 |
L/L |
R |
6:00-8:00PM |
BATL |
245 |
Udell,
Simon |
| ARCHITECTURE 31A History of Architecture (3 units) Western Architecture from ancient Egypt through the end of the Middle Ages. (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 70233 | ARCH | 31A | 501 | Lec | TR | 6:00-7:30PM | HC |
204 |
Aran, Jose V |
| ARCHITECTURE 34 History of Modern Architecture (3 units) Survey of European, Asian and American architecture from the industrial revolution to the present. (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 73822 | ARCH | 34 | 501 | Lec | TR | 6:00-7:30PM | BATL |
553 |
Book, Carl E. |
| ARCHITECTURE 48 Introduction
to Architecture , Construction and Design Related Professions (1 unit)
Field trips. Overview of professional and technical careers in architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, construction management, related consulting engineering professions and building construction professions. Analysis of the design process and conditions affecting design and building. (CSU/UC) |
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| 77956 |
ARCH |
48 |
002 |
Lec |
M |
3:30-5:30 |
BATL |
221 |
Ponce
Jr, Francisco |
| CM 100 Fundamentals of Construction
Management. (3 units) Introduction to the basic concepts of construction
project management including: the building design and construction process;
project participants, their roles and responsibilities. Areas of focus to
include the application of the principles of contracts in relation to construction
projects, estimating, scheduling and project control (CSU) |
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| 78495 |
CM |
100 |
551 |
Lec |
W |
6:30-9:30 |
1121 Valencia St |
368 |
Gary,
Marcus G |
| 77752 |
CM |
100 |
601 |
Lec |
SAT |
9:00-12:00 |
BNGL |
702 |
Fernandez,
Olallo |
| DSGN 101 Design Fundamentals.
(3 units) Field Trips. Advise: ESL 150 or ENGL 92 A visual design course, covering the theories, processes, vocabulary, techniques and skills common to design disciplines. Practical application of knowledge through individual and group exercises and projects. (CSU/UC ) |
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| 77751 |
DSGN |
101 |
552 |
L/L |
MW |
6:00-9:00 p.m |
1125 Valencia St |
106 |
Heilweil,
Victoria |
| ASTRONOMY 1 Cosmic Evolution (3 units) Conceptual understanding of the universe (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 74077 | ASTR | 1 | 501 | Lec | W | 7:00- 10:00PM | SCIE | 311 | Kao,
Lancelot Long-Tse Umurhan, Orkan M |
| 70491 | ASTR | 1 | 831 | Onl | Hours Arranged | Bryja, Claia O. | |||
| ASTR 1-801 is an online course. For information about the course and on campus meetings, check the online section | |||||||||
| ASTRONOMY 14 Exploring the Universe (3 units) A non-math course stressing the observational universe.(CSU) | |||||||||
| 70426 | ASTR | 14 | 574 | Lec | M | 6:30-9:30PM | 1800 Market Street |
306 |
Kao, Lancelot Long-Tse |
| ANTHROPOLOGY 1 Biological Anthropology ( 3 units) The biological nature of humans and the changes that have occurred since prehistoric times. (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 70192 | ANTH | 1 | 501 | Lec | M | 6:00-9:00PM | SCIE | 200 | Dechant, Dorothy E. |
| 70191 |
ANTH |
1 |
502 |
Lec |
W |
6:00-9:00PM |
SCIE |
100 |
Dobbs,
Mark R. |
| BIOLOGY 20 Introduction to Ecology (3 units) Principles and methods; Introduction to population, community and ecosystem ecology. (CSU, UC) | |||||||||
| 75611 | BIO | 20 | 501 | Lec | R | 6:00-9:00PM | SCIE |
302 |
DiGirolamo, Lisa A |
| 78486 |
BIO |
20 |
651 |
Lec |
SAT |
9:00 -12:00 Noon |
1125 Valencia St |
363 |
DiGirolamo,
Lisa A |
| BIOLOGY 32 Marine Biology (3 units) The natural history of California marine plants and animals with emphasis on the interrelationships between marine life and their environment.(CSU, UC) | |||||||||
| 75400 | BIO | 32 | 501 | Lec | T | 6:00-9:00 PM | SCIE |
311 |
Lauritzen,
Dean V Traut, Bibit H |
| BIOLOGY 32L
Marine Biology Laboratory (1 unit) Coreq.: BIO 32 or IDST 9 A laboratory course, utilizing a laboratory/field trip format, designed to reinforce and augment the student's understanding of basic principles of marine biology as taught in BIO 32/IDST 9. CSU/UC |
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| 75401 | BIO | 32L | 501 | Lab | R | 6:00-9:00PM | SCIE |
322 |
Lauritzen,
Dean V Traut, Bibit H |
| BIO 40. Plants and Animals
of California (3 units) .. .. .. ..Credit/No Credit avail.
Advise: ENGL 92 or ESL 150 or placement in ENGL 93 or 94; or ESL 82 or 160 Analysis of California's natural geographic, biologic and geologic regions. Examination of basic concepts of ecology, geology, and evolution as they relate to the distribution of plants and animals. Study of plants and animals and their unique adaptations to the diverse natural regions of California. Assessment of environmental issues resulting from human impact and evaluation of protective strategies. (CSU/UC) |
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| 77483 |
BIO |
40 |
501 |
Lec |
T |
6:30-9:30PM |
SCIE |
302 |
Cannon, Joseph P. |
| CHEM 32. Intro to Medical
Chemistry (4) Lec-3, lab-3 .. .. .. .. CR/NC avail. Open to all
students. No previous chemistry or physics required. Satisfies
the requirements of nursing and related majors that require one semester
of chemistry. Also satisfies the recommended prerequisite for Physiology
12 and Microbioloby 12. Students taking a major that requires two
semesters of chemistry should enroll in the Chem 33 after completing CHEM
32. Students preparing to enroll in Chem 101A or 103A should enroll
in Chem 40. Basic concepts of inorganic and organic chemistry,
biochemistry, and physics as they apply to the chemistry and physics of
the human body. CSU |
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| 78498 |
CHEM |
32 |
651 |
Lec |
SAT |
8:00-11:00AM |
1125 Valencia St |
106 |
Staff |
| Students registering
in Chem 32-651 lecture must also register in lab section 652 or 653 |
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| 78499 |
CHEM |
32 |
652 |
Lab |
T |
6:30-9:30PM |
1125 Valencia St |
364 |
Staff |
| 78500 |
CHEM |
32 |
653 |
Lab |
SAT |
12:00-3:00PM |
1125 Valencia St |
364 |
Staff |
| CHEM 40. Introduction to
Chemical Principles (4) Lec-3, conf-1, lab-3 Prereq.: ET 108B or MATH 840 or placement in MATH 860 or higher. Designed to prepare the beginning student as well as to strengthen the re-entry student for CHEM 101A or 103A. An introductory study of the fundamental laws and concepts of classical and modern chemistry, including dimensional analysis, nomenclature, stoichiometry, gases, solutions and atomic and molecular structures. CSU/UC |
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| 72874 |
CHEM |
40 |
501 |
Lec |
T |
6:00-9:00PM |
Scie |
255 |
Balakin,
Andrey G |
| Students registering in
section 501 lecture must also register in conference/lab section 511. |
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| 75414 |
CHEM |
40 |
511 |
Conf/Lab |
R |
6:00-10:00PM |
Scie |
212 |
Balakin,
Andrey G |
| 76935 |
CHEM |
40 |
831 |
Online |
Hours Arranged |
Glenn,
Torrey A |
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| Students registering in section 831 online section must also register in lab section 832 (lab meets on campus). See online section or (http://www.ccsf.edu/online/courses) for information. | |||||||||
| 76936 |
CHEM |
40 |
832 |
Lab |
W |
6:00-9:00PM |
Scie |
257 |
Glenn,
Torrey A |
| CNIT 100 - Introduction to Computers
using PC's (3 units) Overview of computer components such as hardware, software, and data. Fundamentals of the Windows applications. This course uses Office XP or 2003. Prepares for Microsoft Office Specialist Certification. CSU/UC |
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|
76772 |
CNIT |
100 |
501 |
Lec |
M |
6:00-9:00PM |
SCIE |
8 | Jones, John W |
| 76925 | CNIT | 100 | 502 | Lec | R |
6:00-9:00PM |
SCIE |
8 | Jones, John W |
| 78452 |
CNIT |
100 |
551 |
Lec |
W |
6:00-9:00PM |
1125 Valencia St. | 475 |
Ferreira
Da Silva |
| 77741 |
CNIT |
100 |
601 |
Lec |
SAT |
9:00-12:00 noon |
SCIE |
8 |
Ferreira
Da Silva |
| 76350 |
CNIT |
100 |
831 |
Onl |
online |
Hours Arranged |
Abigail
Bornstein |
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|
76351 |
CNIT |
100 |
832 |
Onl |
online |
Hours Arranged |
|
Nancy Webb | |
| 76773 | CNIT | 100 | 833 | Onl | online |
Hours Arranged | Nancy Webb | ||
| CNIT 100- 831, 832 and 833 are online classes: students must email instructor at cnit100@ccsf.edu after registering by deadline date. See online section or (http://www.ccsf.edu/online). | |||||||||
| CNIT
101 - Operating Systems I - Windows Lec-3, lab-3 Repeat: max. 6 units Advise: CNIT 100 A technical course about the Microsoft Windows operating system for students who have some computer experience. Learn techniques to manage a personal computer through the use of operating system utilities and commands. Practice setting up and customizing the interface and managing programs and data. Manage the computer system hardware. Compare several graphical user interfaces and command line interfaces. CSU |
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| 76560 | CNIT | 101 | 001 | Lec | M W | 11:00-12:30AM | ARTX | 183 | Taha, Richard R |
| 76561 | CNIT* | 101 | 831 | Onl | Hours Arranged | Bohan, Janet Ruth | |||
| 77886 |
CNIT* |
101 |
832 |
Onl |
Hours Arranged |
Nancy
Webb |
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| *CNIT 101 sections
831 and 832 are online classes: See http://www.ccsf.edu/online for
date and place of orientation. |
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| CNIT
131 Internet Basics and Beginning HTML (3 units)
Lec-3, lab-3 .. CR/NC available. Methods of using the
Internet. History, design and protocol methods used on Internet
including: electronic mail, mailing lists, Usenet, connection to
remote computers, file transfer, World Wide Web, basic web page
creation and publishing. Additional topics include: file compression
and expansion, computer security, copyright and electronic commerce,
and basic Unix shell commands. CSU |
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| 76557 |
CNIT |
131 |
501 |
Lec |
W |
6:00-9:00PM |
Clou |
218 |
Thiry,
Pierre S |
| 78451 |
CNIT |
131 |
551 |
Lec |
M |
6:00-9:00PM |
1125 Valencia St. |
475 |
Da
Silva, Ferreira |
| 76558 |
CNIT* |
131 |
831 |
Onl |
Hours Arranged |
Devlin-Clancy,
M. |
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| 76559 |
CNIT* |
131 |
832 |
Onl |
Hours Arranged |
Bornstein,
Abigail |
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| *CNIT 131 sections 831 & 832 are online classes: See
online section or http://www.ccsf.edu/online/courses
for details. |
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| CS 101. Intro to Information Systems (3) Lec-3, lab-0.5 Introduction to the uses and technology of computers. Emphasis is on the vocabulary of computer systems, hardware, software, networks, data representation and manipulation, communications, the Internet, ethics and privacy issues, and developments and trends. Survey of job opportunities in the computer field and how computers are used in business, research and government. Students use a computer application (spreadsheet) as a problem-solving tool and use macros and Visual Basic for Applications to learn programming fundamentals. CSU/UC |
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| 75922 | CS | 101 | 831 |
Onl |
Hours Arranged |
Webb, Nancy | |||
| 77893 |
CS |
101 |
832 |
Onl |
Hours Arranged |
Webb,
Nancy |
|||
| CS 101 sections 831 and 832 are online classes. See
http://fog.ccsf.edu/~nwebb
for details |
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| CS 110A. Intro to
Programming: C++ (3 units) Lec-3, conf-1, lab-3 Advise: MATH 840 Introduction to computer programming and problem-solving. No prior programming experience required. Concepts include: problem-solving techniques, program design, charting, control structures, data structures, algorithms, use of the C++ programming language, a programming environment and hardware. Using computers and other methods to complete assignments. CSU/UC |
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| 76038 |
CS |
110A |
501 |
L/C |
MW |
07:00-09:00PM |
BATL |
453 |
Beaver,
William J |
| 76765 |
CS | 110A | 831 |
Onl | Hours Arranged | |
Schatz,
Jason M |
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| 76040 |
CS |
110A |
832 |
Onl |
Hours Arranged |
Persiko,
C |
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| CS
110A-831 and -832 are online classes: students must
email instructor after registering. See http://www.ccsf.edu/online for
details |
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| CS 111A Intro to Programming:
Java (3 units) Advise: MATH 840 Intro to computer programming and problem solving. No prior programming experience required. Course concepts include: problem solving techniques, program design, charting, control structures, data structures, algorithms, use of the Java programming language, a programming environment and hardware. Students use computers and other methods to complete assignments. (CSU/UC) |
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| 76049 |
CS |
111A |
831 |
Onl |
Hours Arranged |
Metzler,
Charles |
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| CS 111A-831 online class:
See http://sol.ccsf.edu/~cmetzler/
for details |
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| CS 160A. Introduction
to the UnixLinux Operating System (2 units) Lec-2, lab-2 Introduction to the Unix/Linux operating system. Unix file management and common utilities. Major Unix features and structural overview. Satisfies core requirement for CS Unix/Linux administration certificate. CSU/UC |
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| 76120 | CS | 160A | 591 | Lec | T R 8/19-10/16/08 | 07:00-09:00PM | BATL | 413 | Boyd, Gregory |
| 76132 | CS | 160A | 831 | Onl | HOURS ARR | Metzler, Charles | |||
| 77296 |
CS |
160A |
832 |
Onl |
HOURS ARR |
Metzler,
Charles |
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| CS
160A-591 meets from Auguest 19 through October 16th, 2008. Hands-on
learning in a lab environment CS 160A-831 and 832 are online classes: students must email instructor after registering. See http://www.ccsf.edu/online. |
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| CS 183A. Multimedia
Tools (3 units) Lec-3, lab-3 Advise: CS 100M or CNIT 100 or IDST 120 Repeat: max. 6 units Hands-on survey of multimedia theory and practice. Team approach to the design and production of interactive multimedia projects. Multimedia applications, including authoring, video capture, audio capture, and animation. Multimedia hardware, including Macintosh and Windows platforms, audio and video capture cards, and peripherals. CSU |
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76071 |
CS | 183A | 551 | Lec | W |
6:00-9:00 PM |
1125 Valencia St. |
474 |
Kelly, Maxine |
| GEOG 1. Physical Geography
(3 units) field trips An introduction to the Earth's physical
environment. Processes and patterns of weather and climate, the development
of landforms, plant and animal distributions, and the interpretation of maps.
Attention given to the physical environment and natural hazards of California
and the Bay Area. CSU/UC/ |
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| 77804 |
Geog |
1 |
501 |
Lec |
W |
6:30-9:30PM |
SCIE |
5 |
Hess,
Darrel E |
| GEOGRAPHY 110 Introduction
to GIS (2 units) Lec-1.5, lab-1.5 A primer course for
GIS technology. History, structure, uses, and current trends of
GIS, related fundamental concepts, basic query and cartography operations
using an industry-standard GIS software such as ESRI’s ArcView version
9 or ArcExplorer. GEOG 110 = GIS 110 CSU |
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| 77270 |
Geog |
110 |
501 |
L/L |
M |
6:00-9:00 PM |
CLOU |
203 |
Proctor,
Elizabeth |
| GEOLOGY 10 Introduction to Geology (3 units) Topics include volcanoes, earthquakes, glaciers, geologic hazards, plate tectonics. (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 71522 | Geol | 10 | 501 | Lec | W | 6:30-9:30PM | SCIE | 45 | staff |
| GEOLOGY 25A Geology of Gems (3 units) Discovery, geology, mineralogy and use of all major and many minor gem materials. (CSU) | |||||||||
| 71524 | Geol | 25A | 581 | Lec | R | 7:00-10:00PM | 88 Fourth St | 720 |
Simpson-Baczek, Wanda |
| CAD 180 Intro. to Technical Drawing
(1unit) Introduction to engineering and technical drawing
techniques, the systems of drawings and their applications in drafting,
and the basic shape description of products. Technical sketching;
dimensioning; sections and applications of orthographic projection
standards in technical documents. (CSU) |
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| 76723 |
CAD |
180 |
591 |
L/L |
W |
06:00-09:00PM |
SCIE |
143 |
Angeloff,
Thomas |
| 76724 |
CAD |
180 |
592 |
L/L |
R |
06:00-09:00PM |
SCIE |
143 |
Angeloff,
Thomas |
| CAD 181 Computer Aided Drafting – CAD I
(3 units) Prereq.: ET 104 or 1 yr HS Drafting. First course in certificate program for Drafting: Option I – CAD/CAM & Option II – Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) (CSU/UC) |
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| 75822 |
CAD | 181 | 501 | L/L | T | 6:00-10:00PM | CLOU | 213 | Common,
Kurt |
| SAT |
HOURS ARR |
Common,
Kurt |
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| 75821 | CAD | 181 | 502 | L/L | W | 6:00-10:00PM | CLOU | 203 | Common, Kurt |
| SAT |
HOURS ARR |
Common,
Kurt |
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|
CAD 181 classes will meet on some Saturdays. Details
will be provided when the class meets. |
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| MATHEMATICS: We offer many sections of Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus lectures. For classes, please consult schedule or check the website at http://www.ccsf.edu/Departments/Math/ | |||||||||
| PHYSICS 10 Conceptual Physics (3 units) A conceptual non-mathematical introduction to physics (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 71863 | PHYC | 10 | 501 | Lec | T | 7:00-10:00PM | SCIE | 300 | Ng, Joel K. |
| 76503 | PHYC | 10 | 551 | Lec | M | 6:30- 9:30PM | 1125 Valencia St. 363 | Dawe, A. Timothy | |
| 71864 | PHYC | 10 | 801 | TV | Hours Arr. | SCIE | 111 | Yee, D | |
| PHYC 10-801 is a a home TV course. For information about the course and on-campus meetings, check the telecourse section of the class schedule. | |||||||||
| PHYSICS 40 Prerequisite: High School Trigonometry Elementary Physics (3 units) A class to prepare students for college physics or AP physics (CSU/UC) | |||||||||
| 71868 | PHYC | 40 | 501 | L/C | W | 6:00-10:00PM | SCIE | 191 | Johnson, Robert T. |
The abbreviation CSU indicates that the course satisfies a general education (breadth) requirement for any California State University, the abbreviation UC indicates that the course is acceptable at all campuses of the University of California.
Contact us: Wing Tsao Ph.D., Dean,
239-3665 cwtsao@ccsf.edu
Laura
Mezirka, Secretary mailto:lmezirka@ccsf.edu
Website: file:///C:/Departments/SSM/
City College of San Francisco School of Science and Mathematics