MANAGEMENT
MGT 310-41 Management Theory (online) (3)
Focuses on the management processes of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling; includes discussions of social and ethical issues in business; case studies and written reports.
Schedule
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: TBA
Fee: $768
CRN: 10018
MARKETING
MKT 350-35 Principles of Marketing (hybrid) (3)
Prerequisite: ECO 210 recommended
Survey of the marketing function, including the marketing environment and target markets; marketing strategy with emphasis on the marketing mix; social and ethical responsibilities of marketing.
Schedule
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: meets only on Thursdays 12/20/12 & 1/17/13
Times: 5:30 - 6:45pm + online
Location: SBS A216 + online
Instructor: TBA
Fee: $768
CRN: 10020
MATHEMATICS
MAT 003-35 Elementary Algebra (hybrid) (3)
Topics covered include integers and rational numbers, polynomials,
factoring, integer exponents, linear equations in one unknown, rational
expressions, and word problems. Credit earned from this course will
not count toward a bachelors degree. CR/NC grading. Official times and dates for classroom meeting may change. Email instructor for schedule.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F + online
Times: 9am - 12 noon
Location: SBS F101
Instructor: Kang
Fee: $768
CRN: 10051
MAT 009-35 Intermediate Algebra (hybrid) (3)
Prerequisite: MAT 003 or satisfactory
score on ELM test
Polynomials, factoring, rational expressions, quadratic equations, roots, radicals, radical expressions, exponents, logarithms, graphs, applications. Does not count toward the bachelors degree. CR/NC grading.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F + online
Times: 9am - 12 noon
Location: WH F144
Instructor: Kang
Fee: $768
CRN: 10024
MAT 105-01 Finite Mathematics (3)
Prerequisite: Fulfillment of ELM
requirement or Intermediate
Albegra
Satisfies the Quantitative Reasoning requirement of the General
Education Program. Includes development and application of the following
topics: Combinatorics, Probability, Measure of Central Tendency,
Mathematics of Finance, Linear Programming, Progressions, Series,
Graph Theory, Problem Solving and Mathematical Reasoning. A-C/NC
grading.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F
Times: 1-4pm
Location: SBS A210
Instructor: Perez
Fee: $768
CRN: 10025
MAT 131-01 Elementary Statistics and Probability (3)
Prerequisite: Fulfillment of ELM requirement
A practical course in probability and statistics including such
topics as the binomial and normal distributions, confidence intervals,
t, F, and chi-square tests, linear regression and correlation, and
conditional probability. Satisfies the General Education Quantitative
Reasoning Requirement.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F
Times: 5-8:50pm
Location: SCC530
Instructor: Staff
Fee: $768
CRN: 10027
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POL 101-35 American Institutions (hybrid) (3)
A study of contemporary political institutions, with emphasis on the philosophy, structure, and behavior of the American political system, including the State of California. Meets State requirement in U.S. Constitution and California State and Local government.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/16/13
Days: M W + online
Times: 1-4:45pm + online
Location: SBS E122 + online
Instructor: Whetmore
Fee: $768
CRN: 10017
POL 335-35 International Politics (hybrid) (3)
Study of basic international political theories, principles, and practices including the examination of international system characteristics, foreign policy decision-making, nationalism, security and defense, alliances, law and organization, and war.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: M T W Th + online
Times: TBA + online
Location: TBA + online
Instructor: Salhi
Fee: $768
CRN: 10032
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 101-41 General Studies Psychology: Understanding Human Behavior
(3)
An introduction to psychology emphasizing the personal, cognitive and social development and functioning of the individual, and the influence of both physiological and social factors. Consideration of basic concepts and applications.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Melucci
Fee: $768
CRN: 10035
PSY 110-01 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
(3)
Course is designed to improve critical thinking
and problem solving skills such as deductive and inductive reasoning, probabilistic reasoning and decision-making. May include computer-assisted instruction. A-C/NC grading.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M T W Th
Times: 1-4:50pm
Location: SBS A246
Instructor: Rosenberg
Fee: $768
CRN: 10036
PSY 340-41 Social Psychology: Psychological Perspective (online)
(3)
A broad survey of theories and research areas in social psychology,
including such topics as aggression, prejudice, person perception,
leadership adn conformity.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: TBA
Fee: $768
CRN: 10038
PSY 350-01 Child Psychology (3)
The cognitive, psychological and social development of the child
from birth to adolescence. Fieldwork at discretion of instructor.
Dates: 1/3/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W
Times: 9:30am-3:45pm
Location: EAC 502
Instructor: Hurtado-Ortiz
Fee: $768
CRN: 10039
PSY 363-01 The Abnormal Personality (3)
The causes and manifestations of abnormal behavior. Field study and case study.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 6-9pm
Location: SBS A210
Instructor: Cowan
Fee: $768
CRN: 10040
SCIENCE, MATH AND TECHNOLOGY
SMT 310-41 Science & Technology
(online) (3)
Prerequisite: Completion of lower division General Studies Science
requirements
An assessment of the interrelationships of Science and Technology.
Study of the development of technological advances and the scientific
principles behind them.
Dates:12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Martinez
Fee: $768
CRN: 10030
SMT 312-35 Natural Disasters (hybrid) (3)
Prerequisites: Completion of all lower division General Education math & science courses (Area B). Must be comfortable using computers, and have access to a high-speed internet connection.
This course studies the science of catastrophic natural events, and their impacts on human activities. It will include study of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, tsunamis, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, meteorite impacts, and climate change. This is a hybrid course: most class meetings are online, but there are six required meetings on campus: 1/3, 1/8, 1/10, 1/15, & 1/17.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13: 1/3, 1/8, 1/10, 1/15, & 1/17 on campus + online coursework
Days: T-Th + online hybrid course
Times: 6-9pm
Location: NSM C221
Instructor: Keyantash
Fee: $768
CRN: 10022
SMT 312-42 Natural Disasters (online) (3)
Prerequisites: Completion of lower division General Education
science requirement. Must be comfortable using computers, and have
access to a high-speed internet connection.
Impact of natural events on human activities and vice versa. Mankind’s uneasy relationship with atmosphere, oceans and not-so-solid Earth. Will include study of earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, landslides, tsunamis, climate change, hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires. Online, to be taught using Blackboard, Internet and video.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: McNulty
Fee: $768
CRN: 10029
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
SBS 318-01 Cultural Pluralism: African Diaspora in the US (3)
Description TBA
Dates: 1/2/13-1/18/13
Days: M T W Th F
Times: 4:30-7:30pm
Location: SBS A202
Instructor: Gammage
Fee: $768
CRN: 10033
SBS 318-02 Race, Class & Gender (3)
Analysis of cultural diversity and the correlation between race,
class, and gender at the community, national, and international
levels.
Dates: 1/2/13-1/18/13
Days: T-W-Th
Times: 8am - 1pm
Location: SBS B131
Instructor: Heinze
Fee: $768
CRN: 10034
SBS 318-42 Cultural Pluralism in Modern Society (online) (3)
Intercultural Communications is a behavioral science course designed for undergraduate students with an interest or specialization in interdisciplinary studies. It will involve a critical exploration of widely-differing approaches to culture and intercultural communication. The students will be exposed to various concepts, theories analyses and worldviews pertaining to culture, ethnicity, gender and nationalities. The focus of this course will include the way in which different people are socialized and how that has affected their views of other cultures.
Dates: 12/19/12-1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Salhi
Fee: $768
CRN: 10047
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 101-01 The Individual in Society (3)
An introduction to the study of self, socialization, and social interaction. Interpersonal relations and the structure of social roles; deviance and normality in everyday life.
Schedule
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/17/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 11am-2:50pm
Location: SBS B203
Instructor: Aguilera
Fee: $768
CRN: 10009
SOC 320-41 Sociology of the Family (online) (3)
Study of the social processes and structural patterns affecting
contemporary family life in American society.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/11/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Pinto
Fee: $768
CRN: 10016
SOC 362-41 Gangs & Adolescent Subcultures (online) (3)
Examines gang phenomena nationally and regionally. Focus on organizational,
behavioral, etiological, and preventive factors associated with
development and perpetualtion. street, motorcycle, prison, ethnic
and other subcultural formations are examined.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Skiffer
Fee: $768 + $20 for headset/mic
CRN: 10014
SOC 364-41 Corrections (online) (3)
Analysis of various sociological aspects of correctional operations: correctional settings, institutional life, types of correctional programs, rehabilitation, recidivism, alternatives to prisons, probation and prevention, the adjudicative process, and theoretical and empirical considerations of correctional systems.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Leach
Fee: $768
CRN: 10015
THEATRE
THE 120-01 Fundamentals of Speech (3)
Basic oral communication skills, with practice in variety of speech-oriented
situations.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/17/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 6-9:50pm
Location: TBA
Instructor: Leonard
Fee: $768
CRN: 10008
Winter Session 2013 –
December 19, 2012 - January 18, 2013
January 2-18, 2013
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Classes will be updated daily, please check back often for new listings. Last updated 1/2/13.
If there is a class you would like to see offered, please contact us.
AFRICANA STUDIES
AFS 200-01 Introduction to Africana Studies
(3)
Prerequisite: Completion of EPT Requirement
An introduction to the discipline of Africana Studies. An overview of the philosophical underpinnings, evolution, theories and concepts, and practical applications of the disciplines; and the African-centered, holistic method of studying the African world.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 6-10pm
Location: SBS F117
Instructor: Faraji
Fee: $768
CRN: 10043
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANT 495: Mesoamerican Ethnoecology: Traditional Agriculture (3) Travel to Southern Mexico and discover the many ways that families interact with their environment, with a particular focus on traditional agriculture. Course includes 14-day trip to Chiapas, Mexico (travel dates, Jan. 4-Jan. 17), where students conduct ethnoecological fieldwork and visit museums and archaeological sites.
In addition to enrollment fees ($768), students pay for their own travel, food, and lodging which will range from $1100-1300.
Contact Dr. Gasco for more information, jgasco@csudh.edu or call 310-243-3506
ART
ART 301A-01 Arts/Crafts for Non-Majors
(3)
Students will be required to purchase instructional materials.Development, experience, and application of arts and crafts projects
of special value to Liberal Studies and Recreation majors. Bring
to the first class the following material: three sheets of white
poster board, scissors, set of tempera paints, paint brush, white
glue or rubber cement, non-breakable water container, old shirt
to work in, and the text. Read chapters 1,2,3 of the text.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F
Times: 8am-1:50pm
Location: LCH A115
Instructor: Parsons
Fee: $768
CRN: 10010
BUSINESS
BUS 300-01 Business Communications (3)
Prerequisite: ENG 111 is required. Satisfaction of the junior level competency in writing requirement (GWE score of 7 or better OR a certification writing course such as ENG 350) is strongly recommended
Introduces the Business Administration student to effective business communication tools and techniques. Includes all standard forms of contemporary business communication, both written and oral. Students will have written and/or oral assignments with appropriate feedback. A-C/NC grading.
Schedule
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M T W Th
Times: TBA
Location: TBA
Instructor: Fletcher
Fee: $768
CRN: 10019
CHEMISTRY
CHE 102-41 Chemistry for the Citizen (online) (3)
A non-mathematical treatment of the basic principles of chemistry
and their application to various facets of life in a highly technological
society.
Note: please contact Dr. Sturm via e-mail at nsturm@csudh.edu for more information.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Sturm
Fee: $768
CRN: 10001
CHICANA/CHICANO STUDIES
CHS 100-41 The Americas: Cultural and Historical Synthesis (online) (3)
An in-depth study of the Mexican Indian, African and European peoples who created major New World mestizo culture that influence a significant portion of the Western Hemisphere today.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Fraga
Fee: $768
CRN: 10012
COMMUNICATIONS
COM 250-41 Writing for the Media (online) (3)
Instruction and practice in the basics of
reporting and writing news for print,
electronic, and digital media.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Cheever
Fee: $768
CRN: 10002
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJA 340-01 Criminal Justice and the Community (3)
Political, cultural, and social environment of criminal justice administration; police community relations; accountability of criminal justice agencies to the political and legal order.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M W
Times: TBA
Location: TBA
Instructor: Becker
Fee: $768
CRN: 10046
CJA 423-41 Administrative Law (online) (3)
Role and nature of administrative law, procedural requirements and judicial review of administrative actions, safeguards against arbitrary action, delegation of legislative power, legal principles and trends in the development of public administration.
Dates: 12/19/13 - 1/18/13
Days: onilne
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Fletcher
Fee: $768
CRN: 10045
DANCE
DAN 130-41 Dance Perceptions (online) (3)
Introduction to dance in America through viewing of dance films, videotapes and live performances. Applications of aesthetic perception and criticism skills to determine artistic value of ballet, modern, jazz and tap dance performances.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Ressi
Fee: $768
CRN: 10013
GEOLOGY
EAR 100-01 Physical Geology (3)
Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in EAR 101 is recommended
Volcanoes, earthquakes, oceanic processes and continental drift. Rock and mineral identification is enhanced by concurrent enrollment in EAR 101. Meets certain general studies requirements, is fundamental to the Geology major, and has wide-ranging applications in art, commerce, public policy, and science. Field Trip.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F
Times: 9am-12 noon
Location: SCC 120
Instructor: Grippo
Fee: $768
CRN: 10021
EAR 101L-01 Physical Geology Laboratory (1)
Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in EAR 100 is recommended
Nature and origin of rocks and minerals through determination of physical properties of specimens. Topographic and geologic map analysis. Geological features from stereoscopic air photos. Recommended elective for students interested in the outdoors, archaeology, mineral deposits, land use, and natural hazards.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F
Times: 1-4pm
Location: NSM B234
Instructor: Cummings
Fee: $256 + lab fee TBD
CRN: 10028
HEALTH
HEA 395-01 Special Topics in Health Science (1)
The course will allow students to learn the prefixes, suffixes and roots, terminology and abbreviations commonly used in medicine. The medical terminology will focus on the needs of students preparing for the Athletic Training Education Program and the Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy Training Programs.
The content includes Orientation to Medical Terminology, Prefixes, Suffixes, Word Roots as well as Medical terminology regarding the:
Musculoskeletal System,
Cardiovascular System/Respiratory System,
Endocrine System/Neurologic System,
Immune System/Digestive System/Urinary System,
Special Senses/Integumentary System,
Reproductive System,
Physical Examination/Diagnostic Procedures,
and Rehabilitation/Pharmacology.
Dates: 1/14/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th-F
Times: 9-11:45am
Location: SCC 710
Instructor: Cheever
Fee: $256
CRN: 10003
HISTORY
HIS 120-01 World Civilizations I (3)
The rise and development of key world civilizations from ancient times to 1500. Emphasis upon ideas, cultures, individuals and institutions that are part of the world's heritage.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 1-4:50pm
Location: NBS B110
Instructor: Monty
Fee: $768
CRN: 10048
HUMANITIES
HUM 310-01 Key Concepts:
Hero and Antihero
(3)
Prerequisite: Completion of lower division Humanities requirements.
Our odyssey through myth and cultural history begins in classical
antiquity, and then traces the transformations of heroism and development
of antiheroism amid the modern world's value-systems. Texts drawn
from literature, with sideglances at philosophy and history. Course
objectives are to investigate the cultural assumptions and implications
lying behind the archetypes of heroism and antiheroism and to sharpen
aptitudes as critical readers, writers, and speakers.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/17/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 6-9:50pm
Location: LCH A224
Instructor: Giannotti
Fee: $768
CRN: 10004
HUM 310-02 Key Concepts:
Power of Masks (3)
Prerequisite: Completion of lower division Humanities requirements.
This course will cover the significance and function of masks in
African, European, American and Asian societies. Students will be
introduced to the many uses of masks through lectures, slides, group
investigation of performance masks and written articles. The purpose
of the course is to draw attention to human expression of cultural
identity through the creation and use of masks.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 12 noon - 3:50pm
Location: TBA
Instructor: Deluca
Fee: $768
CRN: 10007
HUM 310-41 Death & Dying (online) (3)
Prerequisite: Completion of lower division Humanities requirements.
This course introduces students to psychological, medical, cultural, and ethical aspects of death and dying. Beginning with an examination of how contemporary U.S. culture encourages us to deny our mortality, students will gain a cross-cultural understanding of perceptions of death and dying and how and why these perceptions have changed over time, and they will consider how various authors, poets, and visual artists represent death and dying. Students will be challenged to evaluate their own personal attitudes and beliefs about illness, dying, and death rituals. Specific attention will be paid to how three contemporary writers living in the United States use literary non-fiction to explore modern forms of death and dying and give them meaning. Course requirements include two critical essays, one interview with a professional working within the death system (which students are responsible for scheduling), two exams, and active participation in online discussion forums.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Kravchak
Fee: $768
CRN: 10005
HUM 314-01 Encountering the Other (3)
Analysis of major contemporary issues from a humanistic perspective. This course addresses a key concept in the humanities, in interdisciplinary and historical context, and includes discussion of links between the history of the concept and modern life. Encountering the Other will be the topic of this semester. Issues such as ethnocentrism and cultural relativism will be discussed. The emphasis of the course will be the encounter of two worlds that took place in 1492 and its ramifications.
Dates: 1/2/13 - 1/18/13
Days: M-T-W-Th
Times: 8-11:50am
Location: TBA
Instructor: Gomez
Fee: $768
CRN: 10006
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES/PACE
IDS 326-41 Race and Popular Culture in the U.S.
(3)
From an interdisciplinary perspective, this class will examine the intersections of race and popular culture. By doing so, this course will explore how novels, television, movies, cartoons, magazines, advertising, etc. emerge as important sites of racial meaning in the 20th century. Such an exploration allows for critical insight into the dynamics and structures of power and the significance of race in the United States.
Dates: 12/19/12 - 1/18/13
Days: online
Times: online
Location: online
Instructor: Choi
Fee: $768
CRN: 10011