Course Descriptions

BUS 1- INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

3.0 Units 3.00 hours Lecture, Transfers: CSU, UC

Business concepts and practices; develops knowledge, thinking skills, and related business skills with regard to forms of ownership, management, finance, marketing, production, competition, technologies, global business, entrepreneurship, legal considerations, controls through which business organizations operate and other aspects of business.

BUS 125- HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS

3 Units/3 hours lecture, Transfers: CSU

Development of effective human relations in business organizations. Learn how to work effectively with colleagues and customers. Develop confidence, positive relationships, and leadership skills through effective communicating, motivating, team building skills, project management, and conflict resolution.

CIMP 8A- PROGRAMMING WITH PYTHON

3.0 Units 2.00 hours Lecture 3.00 hours Lab, Transfers: CSU, UC

Introductory programming course teaching standard algorithmic programming concepts using the Python programming language. Class covers syntax, variables, strings, conditions, flow control structures loops, switches, classes, database connections, utilities, short-circuit evaluations and frameworks. Class also covers data structures using sets, frozen sets, lists, arrays and dictionaries. No prior coding experience necessary. Class includes many python programming assignments and one large programming project. 25 hours of online instruction in addition to in-person class meetings. 

HSC 104- MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY

3.0 Units  3.00 hours Lecture, Transfers: CSU

Application and orientation to medical terminology, basic structure of medical terms and their components--roots, prefixes, suffixes and combining forms. Emphasizes analysis, meaning, spelling and pronunciation to building a medical vocabulary applicable to the specialties of medicine, major diseases and terms used on physical examination, diagnosis and treatment.

MUS 28- HISTORY OF ROCK

3.0 Units  3.00 hours Lecture, Transfers: CSU, UC

A study of the elements of rock music tracing the development and evolution of its styles and structures, including sociological and political aspects, from rock's beginning to the present time.