Saddleback College Courses | Capistrano Unified School District Campuses
Spring 2026 Course List is now available!
Register below to add your name to the
Fall 2026 interest list. Additional information will be made available through email.
Classes begin January 12, 2026
Link to Interest List HERE
Course Descriptions
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.
BUS 135- MARKETING
3.0 units/3 hours lecture, Transfers: CSU
Marketing and its functions in organizations and society. Examines the strategic marketing process including planning, implementation, and evaluation. Covers various marketing strategies, such as segmentation, targeting, positioning, and marketing mix (product, price, place, and promotion) and explores how they contribute to the company’s competitive advantage. Includes both classic and contemporary marketing tools, including interactive marketing, such as social media, mobile marketing, and e-commerce. Students apply concepts in case studies and simulations and create a marketing plan.
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.
HORT 111- INTRODUCTION TO PERMACULTURE
2 Units Transfers: CSU
Permaculture design is restorative to habitat and ecology. Ecological design, environmental design, and integrated water resources management for sustainable architecture are covered. Focus on regenerative and self-maintained habitat and agricultural systems modeled from natural ecosystems.
For additional information, contact the Career Guidance Specialist for your campus (located in the College and Career Center).
ANHS and THS - Samantha Ferlic (scferlic@capousd.org)
CVHS - Summer Yim
DHHS and SCHS - Marissa Arevalo
SJHHS - Lynne Bell