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Spring 2008
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Liberal Studies Integrated Sciences - LSIS
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Registration for LSIS A102 & A202 is closed at 5:00 pm January 11, 2008. MSC Dept. of Education approval is required. All identified prerequisites and corequisites for specific courses MUST be met before seeking registration approval in the course. Contact M.Voss at mvoss@matsu.alaska.edu with student ID number and telephone contact information. All courses are reading and writing intensive. |
LSIS A102 * Origins: Earth-Solar System-Life 5.0 CR
Prerequisite: MATH A105 and (LSIS A101 or concurrent enrollment).
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Science w/ Lab
Department Approval Required
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Origins of earth including its formation, its place in the universe, and the
life on this planet. Processes that shape the earth, reasons that earth contains
life, and the varieties of past and present forms of life.
36748 PN1 TBA TBA SNOD 108 Carpenter 01/14-05/05
and T 09:00A-11:45A SNOD 108 Carpenter 01/14-05/05
and T 01:00P-03:45P SNOD 108 Carpenter 01/14-05/05
LSIS A202 * Concepts and Processes: Natural Sciences 5.0 CR
Prerequisite: LSIS A201 and (MATH A107 or concurrent enrollment).
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Science w/ Lab
MSC Distance Delivery Fee: $38.00
Fundamental concepts in physics and chemistry. Emphasizes logical connections
between quantum mechanical view of matter and major themes of modern chemistry
and biochemistry. A writing and speaking intensive course.
36749 PN1 TBA TBA SNOD 108 Carpenter 01/14-05/05
and F 09:00A-11:45A SNOD 108 Carpenter 01/14-05/05
and F 01:00P-03:45P SNOD 108 Carpenter 01/14-05/05
Liberal Studies Social Sciences - LSSS
LSSS A111 Cultural Foundations of Human Behavior 3.0 CR
Culture as a concept and phenomenon, including its origins, variety, utility,
subtlety, and complexity. Identify cultural aspects of human lives from various
social science perspectives such as anthropology, sociology, and psychology.
Apply methods to comprehend cultural differences and develop approaches to
improving communication and understanding in cross-cultural circumstances.
Examples of cultures from around the world, through time.
36750 P11 M 04:00P-06:45P FSM 206 Welton 01/14-05/05
LS A101 Library Resources and Information Retrieval 1.0 CR
An introduction to academic library research with an emphasis on electronic
resources.
36789 P11 Arranged Ballain 01/14-05/05
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Students registering in MATH A054, MATH A055, MATH
A105, MATH A107, MATH A108, or MATH A200 must have appropriate score
on mathematics placement test (COMPASS, SAT Math or ACT Math, AP
Calculus test), or a grade of “C” or better in prerequisite course
to remain enrolled in the class. |
MATH A054 Prealgebra 3.0 CR ...
sec P11 meeting
day changed
Special Note: MATH A050A, A050B, A050C combined are equivalent to MATH A054.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Basic concepts of prealgebra mathematics. Includes arithmetic
operations and applications, whole numbers, integers, fractions, decimals, ratio
and proportion, percent, geometry and measures, exponents, algebraic
expressions, polynomials, solution of simple equations, and introduction to
graphing and statistics.
37275 P11 TR MW 09:00A-10:15A SNOD 118 Hulbert 01/14-05/05
37276 P12 TR 04:00P-05:15P SNOD 124 Linden 01/14-05/05
MATH A055 Elementary Algebra 3.0 CR
...
sec P14 meeting
day changed
Prerequisite: MATH A054 with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, appropriate SAT
score or approved UAA Placement Test required.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Beginning algebra course. Includes operations with signed numbers
and polynomials, factoring, exponents, radicals, algebraic fractions, solution
of linear equations, systems of equations, linear inequalities, and quadratic
equations. Basic graphing.
37277 P11 MW 09:00A-10:15A SNOD 103 Chang 01/14-05/05
37278 P12 TR 10:30A-11:45A SNOD 117 Borega 01/14-05/05
37279 P13 TR 05:30P-06:45P SNOD 124 Linden 01/14-05/05
37280 P14 TR MW 10:30A-11:45A SNOD 118 Hulbert 01/14-05/05
MATH A105 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: MATH A055 with minimum grade of C or MATH A060 with minimum
grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, appropriate SAT or
ACT scores or approved UAA Placement Test required.
Special Note: Presumes a solid foundation in elementary algebra.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Covers sets, properties of real numbers, exponents and radicals,
solution of first and second-degree equations and inequalities. Also covers word
problems, fundamental operations with polynomials, factoring, special products,
rational expressions, functions, conic sections, Cartesian graphing of first and
second-degree equations and inequalities, systems of equations, and introduction
to logarithmic and exponential functions.
37281 P11 TR 09:00A-10:15A SNOD 103 Chang 01/14-05/05
37282 P12 S 09:00A-11:45A FSM 204 Williams 01/14-05/05
37283 P13 TR 05:30P-06:45P SNOD 117 Borega 01/14-05/05
37284 P14 MW 10:30A-11:45A SNOD 122 Albee 01/14-05/05
MATH A107 * College Algebra 4.0 CR
Prerequisite: MATH A105 with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, appropriate SAT or
ACT scores or approved UAA Placement Test required.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Quantitative Skill Requirement
Special Note: A student may apply no more than 7 credits from any combination of
MATH A107, A108, and A109 toward the graduation requirements for any
baccalaureate degree.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Covers equations and inequalities; function theory and
applications; solution of equations greater than second degree; determinants and
matrices; systems of equations and inequalities, including applications;
logarithmic and exponential functions, including applications; graphs and
equations of conic sections, including applications; binomial theorem; sequences
and series; mathematical induction and combinatoric notation.
37285 P11 MW 10:30A-12:15P SNOD 124 Vandever 01/14-05/05
37286 P12 TR 04:30P-06:15P SNOD 103 Chang 01/14-05/05
MATH A108 * Trigonometry 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: MATH A107 with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, appropriate SAT or
ACT scores or approved UAA Placement Test required.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Quantitative Skill Requirement
Special Note: A student may apply no more than 7 credits from any combination of
MATH A107, A108 and A109 toward the graduation requirements for any
baccalaureate degree.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Covers angular measure and trigonometric functions, fundamental
trigonometric identities, composite angle identities, and graphs of
trigonometric functions. Also includes complex numbers, DeMoivre's theorem,
solution of right and oblique triangles, solution of trigonometric equations,
inverse trigonometric functions and vectors. Provides calculation practice
helpful for physics, engineering and survey technology courses.
37287 P11 MW 09:00A-10:15A SNOD 124 Vandever 01/14-05/05
MATH A172 * Applied Finite Mathematics 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: MATH A105 with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, appropriate SAT or
ACT scores or approved UAA Placement Test required.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Quantitative Skill Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, algebra of
matrices, introductory linear programming, logarithms, and exponential
functions. Applications emphasizing the relationships of these mathematical
concepts to quantitative decision-making in the managerial and social sciences.
37288 P11 MW 05:30P-06:45P SNOD 103 Williams 01/14-05/05
MATH A200 * Calculus I 4.0 CR
Prerequisite: [MATH A107 with minimum grade of C and MATH A108 with minimum
grade of C] or [MATH A109 with minimum grade of C].
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, appropriate SAT,
ACT, or AP scores or approved UAA Placement Test required.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Quantitative Skill Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Review of functions and analytic geometry, limits, derivatives of
trigonometric and rational algebraic functions, curve sketching, basic
integration of power functions, the definite integral, and applications of
differentiation and integration.
37289 P11 TR 11:00A-12:45P SNOD 103 Chang 01/14-05/05
MATH A201 * Calculus II 4.0 CR
Prerequisite: MATH A200 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Quantitative Skill Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Differentiation and integration of exponential, logarithmic and
trigonometric functions. Parametric equations, arc length, polar coordinates,
techniques of integration, and infinite series.
37290 P11 TR 09:00A-10:45A SNOD 124 Vandever 01/14-05/05
MA A101 Medical Terminology I 3.0 CR
Medical terminology, including analysis of its roots and
origins. Anatomical, diagnostic, operative, and laboratory terminology of human
body systems and selected medical specialties. Emphasis on spelling and
pronunciation.
37583 P11 R 07:00P-09:45P FSM 206 Fullbright 01/14-05/05
37584 P12 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 206 Fullbright 01/14-05/05
MA A120 Medical Office Procedures 4.0 CR
Special Note: MA A120A and MA A120B satisfy the requirement for MA A120.
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00
Introduces business aspects of medical offices and administrative
duties of medical assistants. Includes telephone and reception procedures,
appointment scheduling, medical law and ethics, essentials of medical records,
professionalism, and financial record keeping for the medical office.
37585 P11 TR 05:30P-07:15P JKB 115 Schwartz 01/14-05/05
For non-credit offerings see Exploring Arts & Humanities - EAH
MUS A102 Concert Chorus I 2.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Admission by audition only.
MSC Special Note: Audition not required
Special Note: May be repeated once for credit.
Performance-oriented large chorus. Established community organization for
singers who read music, demonstrate secure rhythm and pitch, and produce
acceptable vocal sound.
36953 PO1 R 07:00P-09:00P WAHS Eaddy 01/14-05/05
MUS A103 MSC Community Band 2.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Play a concert band instrument or read music well
enough to quickly learn one.
Grade Mode: Pass/No Pass
Special Note: Age group ranges from 10-80. Experience ranges from basic to
professional.
Structured, established concert band.
36954 PO1 M 07:00P-09:00P WAHS Long 01/14-05/05
MUS A111 Fundamentals of Music 3.0 CR
Rudimentary work in the elements of music and an introduction to notation,
rhythm, scales, keys, intervals, and musical terminology. Designed for students
with little or no background in music reading, or as a refresher course for
those who have studied music.
37257 P11 S 01:00P-03:45P FSM 207 Stamoolis 01/14-05/05
MUS A121 * Music Appreciation 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Fine Arts Requirement
Special Note: Music majors may not use this course towards their GER-Fine Arts
requirement.
Enhancement of listener understanding and enjoyment of various musical styles.
Investigation of music through the ages: Medieval through contemporary.
36955 P11 W 09:00A-11:45A FSM 207 Stamoolis 01/14-05/05
36956 P12 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 207 Guiley 01/14-05/05
MUS A202 Concert Chorus II 2.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Admission by audition only.
MSC Special Note: Audition not required.
Special Note: May be repeated once for credit.
Performance-oriented large chorus. Established community organization for
singers who read music, demonstrate secure rhythm and pitch, and produce
acceptable vocal sound.
36961 PO1 R 07:00P-09:00P WAHS Eaddy 01/14-05/05
NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT - NRM
| The UAF Palmer Research Center will continue to offer courses as part of its B.S. degree in Natural Resources Management (Plant, Animal & Soil Sciences option). You may register for these classes at Mat-Su College or online. Natural Resource Management Courses are offered at the Palmer Research Center in Palmer and the Matanuska Experiment Farm on Trunk Road. For more information call 746-9495. |
NRM F101 Natural Resources Conservation & Policy 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: Placement in ENGL 111X.
Conservation of natural resources including history, ecological and
social foundations. Examines principles of sustained yield, carrying capacity,
supply and demand, and world population growth as applied to agriculture, range,
forest, wildlife, fisheries, recreation, minerals and energy management. A wide
range of perspectives is presented to help students develop a personal
philosophy toward natural resources. Prepare a multiple resource observation
plan for an undeveloped area on campus. Optional all-day field trips take place
the first two Saturdays of the semester.
36825 FP1 W 05:30P-08:30P TBA Nakazawa 01/24-05/08
NRM F106 Orientation to Natural Resource Mgmt 1.0 CR
Overview of career opportunities in natural resources. Includes
discussions with research faculty and upper class students involved in various
aspects of resource management issues.
36827 FP1 W 03:30P-04:30P TBA Karlsson 01/24-05/10
NRM F204 Public Lands Law and Policy 3.0 CR
Background on selected federal lands management legislation and
agency policies affecting resources conservation, development and preservation.
35147 FP1 TR 02:00P-03:30P TBA Lurman 01/24-05/10
NRM F277 Introduction to Conservation Biology 3.0 CR
Prerequisites: BIOL 105X, 106X.
Introduction to the basic ecological, genetic, management, legal
and historical developments in conservation biology and focused efforts to
manage biological diversity resources, with a status review of important
habitats and endangered species.
36829 FP1 TR 11:30A-01:00P TBA Juday 01/24-05/10
NRM F407 Environmental Law 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: Junior or senior class standing or permission of instructor.
The role of common law theory in regulatory, statutory and
constitutional interpretation in the field of environmental protection,
including air and water pollution, toxic/hazardous substances and land-use
regulation.
35161 FP1 TR 09:45A-11:15P TBA Lurman 01/24-05/10
NRM F485 Soil Biology 3.0 CR
Prerequisites: A course in biology or microbiology and a course in soils or
permission of instructor.
Major groups of organisms in the soil and their interrelationships;
the major biological processes which take place in the soil and their
significance to soil productivity, plant growth and environmental quality; and
methodology for studying soil organisms and soil biological processes.
36838 FP1 TR 08:00A-09:00A TBA Sparrow 01/24-05/10
PHIL A101 * Introduction to Logic 3.0 CR ... section
P12 added
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
Analyzes argumentation and informal fallacies; introduces deductive
logic, and examines inductive evidence in scientific and practical reasoning.
36902 P11 TR 05:30P-06:45P FSM 204 Wollert 01/14-05/05
40167 P12 TR 02:30P-03:45P FSM 204 Wollert 01/14-05/05
PHIL A212 * History of Philosophy II 3.0 CR ...
CANCELLED
Course Attributes: UAA GER Humanities Requirement
Introduces great thinkers of the 17th century Scientific
Revolution, The Enlightenment, German idealism, contemporary positivism and
existentialism. Comparative examination of cosmological, ethical, political, and
scientific ideas which shaped each of these periods.
37823 P11 TR 02:30P-03:45P FSM 204 Wollert 01/14-05/05
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION - PER
PER A049 Beginning Cross-Country Skiing .0 CR
... CANCELLED
...
date & time change
Grade Mode: Non-Graded
MSC Non-Credit Fee: $120.00
An introduction to classic cross- country skiing. This course will
cover diagonal stride techniques, herringbone, snow plow, waxing,
equipment, clothing, safety and where to go. Note: Students are to provide their own equipment and
supplies needed. Class meets indoors at MSC on Jan 26 from 10:00am
-12:00 (noon). On Feb 9 from
9:00am- 12:30pm in SNOD 119, then from 1:00pm - 3:00pm will
met outdoors. All remaining classes will be held outdoors at the
Crevasse Trail System, depending on snow conditions. An alternate
site may be selected in the event that trail conditions are not
suitable. Students must have appropriate clothing for cold weather.
39374 PE1 S 10:00A-12:00P SNOD 119 Staff 01/26
02/09
S 9:00A-12:30P SNOD
119 Staff 02/09
S 01:00P-03:00P FIELD Staff 02/09
S 10:00A-12:30P SNOD
119 02/16
S 01:00P-03:00P FIELD Staff 02/16
S 01:00P-03:00P FIELD Staff 02/23
S 01:00P-03:00P FIELD Staff 03/01
S 01:00P-03:00P FIELD Staff
03/08
PER A049 Intro to Tai Chi .0 CR ...
CANCELLED
... day,
time, & room change
Grade Mode: Non-Graded
MSC Non-Credit Fee: $80.00
Taiji is a martial art which emphasizes subtle,
flowing movements. Self-defense applications involve subtleties of
leverage and balance. Applications within the form are practiced as
a method to learn and better understand the movements themselves.
This course will involve students learning the eight movements of
the Taiji Moquan - or "mother form" in the Wudang He style of Taiji.
Note: Class is designed for the novice
with no prior experience. Information on available classes the
community will be made available to students who wish to further
their learning in Tai'Chi and or other marshal arts.
39736 PE3 S W
01:00P-02:30P
06:30P-08:00P FSM 103
FSM 107 Hedt 01/19
02/16
03/05, 03/19,
03/26 & 4/02
S 01:00P-02:30P FSM 103 Hedt 01/26
02/23
S 01:00P-02:30P FSM 103 Hedt 02/09
03/01
S 01:00P-02:30P FSM 103 Hedt 02/16
03/08
PER A049 Intro to Yoga .0 CR ... SECTION ADDED
Grade Mode: Non-Graded
MSC Non-Credit Fee: $90.00
Designed with the beginner student in mind, this is a 90-minute
class emphasizing basic yoga postures that work to release
tightness, increase core strength, and develop inner awareness. This
class combines movement and breath to foster flexibility, relaxation
and self-awareness. This is a wonderful class to learn the art of
yoga and experience principles for de-stressing your life. There
will be some time for discussion and pose break down following an
hour and fifteen minute practice.
Note: Students should bring a yoga mat to the first
class meeting and wear comfortable clothing that allows free
movement. It is recommended that students not eat a heavy meal
before coming to class. Bring a water bottle if desired.
39735 PE2 R 06:30P-08:00P FSM 103 Sanchez 01/31-03/06
41033 PE4 R 06:60P-08:00P FSM 103 Sanchez 03/20-04/24
added
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classes and information on fees and refunds click here.
PHYS A124 * Basic Physics II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: PHYS A123 with minimum grade of C.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sciences Requirement
Non-calculus introduction to electricity and magnetism, waves,
optics, light, some modern and nuclear physics. Limited emphasis on historical
development of physics.
37323 P11 T 04:00P-06:45P SNOD 106 Fry 01/14-05/05
37405 P12 W 07:00P-09:45P SNOD 106 Fry 01/14-05/05
PHYS A124L * Basic Physics II Laboratory 1.0 CR
Prerequisite: PHYS A123 with minimum grade of C and PHYS A123L with minimum
grade of C and (PHYS A124 or concurrent enrollment).
Course Attributes: UAA GER Natural Sci Lab Only
Physics Mat'l Fee: $45.00
Introductory physics laboratory, with experiments in electricity
and magnetism, waves, and optics.
37324 P11 R 04:00P-06:45P SNOD 106 Fry 01/14-05/05
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Students registering in Preparatory English classes
must have appropriate reading and writing score on English placement
test from COMPASS or a grade of "C" or better in prerequisite
course. Check with an advisor (FSM 102) for clarification. Mat-Su
College administers and places students with the COMPASS placement
test. |
PRPE A076 Reading Strategies 3.0 CR
Registration Restrictions: Appropriate score on reading placement test.
Provides basic strategies for reading comprehension, vocabulary
development, and textbook skills necessary for success in freshman college
classes.
36482 P11 TR 03:00P-04:15P FSM 105 Trina 01/14-05/05
PRPE A080 Basic Writing 3.0 CR ... sec P12 & P13 cancelled
Prerequisite: Appropriate reading and writing placement score. Special Note:
Concurrent enrollment in PRPE A070 is strongly recommended.
Improves basic writing skills to develop sentences and paragraphs that conform
to Standard American English.
36483 P11 MW 09:00A-10:15A JKB 108 Peck 01/14-05/05
36484 P12 TR 04:00P-05:15P FSM 206 Geary 01/14-05/05 cancelled
36485 P13 TR 01:00P-02:15P JKB 108 O'Leary 01/14-05/05
cancelled
PRPE A086 Writing Strategies 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: Appropriate reading and writing placement score or PRPE A080 or
A084 with minimum grade of C.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Introduces composition of paragraphs and short essays that conform
to Standard American English for college writing. Emphasizes basic reading
skills to enhance students' writing. Reviews the basics of grammar, effective
sentences, and sentence combining.
36487 P11 TR 09:00A-10:15A JKB 108 Peck 01/14-05/05
36488 P12 TR 01:00P-02:15P FSM 204 Peck 01/14-05/05
36489 P13 MW 01:00P-02:15P JKB 108 O'Leary 01/14-05/05
PRPE A105 Introduction to College Study Skills 3.0 CR ...
meeting days changed
Prerequisite: PRPE A076 with a minimum grade of C.
MSC Registration Restriction: If prerequisite is not satisfied, then appropriate
score on reading placement test is required.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Introduces study skills necessary for success in college-level
courses. Presents strategies for information processing, lecture and textbook
note-taking, and test-taking in academic settings.
36492 P11 T TR 01:00P-02:15P FSM 107 Kendrick 01/14-05/05
PRPE A107 Introduction to College Reading 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: PRPE A076 with a minimum grade of C.
Registration Restriction: If prerequisite is not satisfied, then appropriate
score on reading placement test is required.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Improves literal and critical reading skills, academic vocabulary,
and textbook comprehension and retention. Explores the connection between
reading and writing needed for success in college classes.
36493 P11 MW 03:00P-04:15P SNOD 122 Trina 01/14-05/05
PRPE A108 Introduction to College Writing 3.0 CR
... room change sec P13
... sec P14 and
P15
Added
Prerequisites: PRPE A076 with minimum grade of C and PRPE A086 with minimum
grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, then appropriate
scores on reading and writing placement tests required.
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Preparation for ENGL A111 and alternative to ENGL A109. Introduces
composition of multi-paragraph essays that conform to Standard American English
for college writing. Includes critical reading skills to enhance students'
writing. Continues intensive practice in punctuation, sentence combining,
revising, and editing.
36494 P11 MW 02:30P-03:45P FSM 206 Fox 01/14-05/05
36495 P12 TR 10:30A-11:45A FSM 206 Fox 01/14-05/05
36496 P13 MW 01:00P-02:15P FSM 204 Kendrick 01/14-05/05
39408 P14 TR 04:00P-05:15P FSM 204 Kendrick 01/14-05/05 ..added
40066 P15 TR 01:00P-02:15P JKB 108 O'Leary 01/14-05/05 ..added
PSY A111 * General Psychology 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Introduces methods, theories, and research in the psychological
sciences. Core topics include psychological research methods, biopsychology,
learning, cognition, lifespan development, personality, psychological disorders,
and social psychology.
36555 P11 T 09:00A-11:45A FSM 205 Gette 01/14-05/05
36556 P12 W 04:00P-06:45P FSM 205 Norton 01/14-05/05
PSY A112 Psychology of Interpersonal Violence 1.0 CR
MSC Special Note: PSY A112 may be repeated for a maximum of 3 credits with a
change of subtitles. Attendance is required both days for credit.
This course will examine the psychology of interpersonal violence,
with emphasis on children victims, domestic violence victims, rape victims, and
victims on campus.
36621 PM2 S 09:00A-05:00P FSM 206 Gette 2/02 & 2/16
PSY A112 Anger Management 1.0 CR
MSC Special Note: PSY A112 may be repeated for a maximum of 3 credits with a
change of subtitle. Attendance is required both days for credit.
Identify when anger is adaptive and when it causes harm. Acquire an
understanding of anger and its physiology, cognitive, emotional and behavioral
aspects. Gain skills in managing and finding more adaptive means of expressing
anger.
36557 PM1 F 09:00A-05:00P FSM 206 Welton 2/15 & 2/29
PSY A112 Assertiveness Training 1.0 CR ... room
change
MSC Special Note: PSY A112 may be repeated for a maximum of 3 credits with a
change of subtitle. Attendance is required both days for credit.
Examines destructive and self-defeating behaviors and attitudes.
Explores alternative ways of communicating feelings, beliefs and
opinions-honestly, directly, appropriately, and effectively. Assertiveness
skills learned through experiences and feedback in class and self-change
projects out of class.
36559 PM3 F 09:00A-05:00P FSM 206 (3/28) & JKB 108 (4/11)
Welton 3/28 & 4/11
PSY A112 Victims & Criminal Justice Response 1.0 CR
MSC Special Note: PSY A112 may be repeated for a maximum of 3 credits with a
change of subtitle. Attendance is required both days for credit.
The course will look at how victims interact with police,
attorneys, and judges, and addresses victims' physical, emotional, and
psychological needs in court. Also, law enforcement as victims will be examined.
36626 PM4 S 09:00A-05:00P FSM 206 Gette 4/05 & 4/19
PSY A150 * Lifespan Development 3.0 CR
... sec P11 instructor change
Course Attributes: UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Reviews physical, cognitive, and socioemotional aspects of
human growth, maturation, and development across the lifespan. Special attention
is given to the effects of broader sociocultural influences on development.
Classical and contemporary theories relating to development across the lifespan
are considered.
36560 P11 M 01:00P-03:45P FSM 205 Georg
Gette 01/14-05/05
36561 P12 R 07:00P-09:45P FSM 205 Eblen 01/14-05/05
PSY A245 Child Development 3.0 CR ... course
inactivated
Registration Restrictions: One social science course.
Study of physical, emotional, cognitive, and social aspects of a
child's development from prenatal period to beginning of adolescence. Includes
theoretical view of development and effects of genetics, environment, and
socialization.
36563 P11 M 04:00P-06:45P FSM 207 Georg
Staff 01/14-05/05
PSY A345 Abnormal Psychology 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: PSY A111.
Introduces the psychology of abnormal behavior through research and
clinical applications using a biopsychosocial model. Psychological disorders are
presented within their multicultural, gender, and developmental contexts. Topics
also include history, assessment, suicide, psychopharmacology, mental
institutions, psychotherapy, and prevention as well as contemporary legal
issues.
36565 P11 W 07:00P-09:45P FSM 205 Norton 01/14-05/05
http://www.matsu.alaska.edu/rh/
RH A122 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 4.0 CR
Prerequisite: RH A101 and RH A103 and RH A105.
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Introduces and analyzes the chemical composition and properties of
various refrigerants. Application of this analysis to "Shop-job" situations,
using "Live" equipment and refrigeration training devices by diagnosing and
correcting various malfunctions. Instruction in the safe handling and storage of
refrigerants.
37719 P11 T 05:00P-09:45P JKB 128 Mielke 01/14-05/05
RH A126 Electrical Circuits for R & H II 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: RH A101 and RH A103 and RH A105.
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Explores schematic wiring diagrams and electrical circuits,
alternating current, electric meters, single-phase motors, motor protection, and
three-phase motors. Familiarization exercises dealing with air conditioning
circuits and the ability to troubleshoot malfunctioning equipment will be
covered.
37720 P11 M 05:00P-08:45P JKB 128 Mielke 01/14-05/05
RH A132 Troubleshooting for HVAC/R Systems 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: RH A101 and RH A105 and RH A109.
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Emphasis on systematically analyzing and troubleshooting HVAC/R
systems to include mechanical, electrical, piping, and control systems. Heavy
emphasis on lab activities and training devices. Actual equipment with component
faults is used to strengthen and test troubleshooting skills.
37721 P11 W 05:00P-08:45P JKB 128 Mielke 01/14-05/05
RH A226 Commercial HVAC/R Systems 4.0 CR
Prerequisite: RH A105.
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Introduces commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
systems by category and application types. Includes both air-side and water-side
systems along with humidification, ventilation, and air filtration requirements.
37722 P11 M 05:00P-09:45P JKB 122 Cypher 01/14-05/05
RH A228 Advanced Hydronic Heat Systems 4.0 CR
Prerequisite: RH A225.
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Explores hydronic heating sources and emitters. Covers residential
and light commercial boilers and hydronic heating systems. Includes radiant
panel heating with a strong emphasis on wiring and troubleshooting of hydronic
controls.
37723 P11 T 05:00P-09:45P JKB 122 Cypher 01/14-05/05
RH A229 HVAC/R Control Systems 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: RH A126.
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Provides a survey of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
control systems and control theory. Topics will include pneumatic, electronic,
and direct digital control systems. Lab exercises will be performed on training
equipment for each of these system types.
37724 P11 W 05:00P-08:45P JKB 122 Cypher 01/14-05/05
RH A232 HVAC/R Sheet Metal 3.0 CR
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Introduces the fundamentals of layout, cutting, forming, and
fabricating of sheet metal and air conditioning. Blends basic principles with
contemporary tools and Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National
Association (SMACNA) Duct Construction Standards.
37725 P11 R 05:00P-08:45P JKB 122 Cypher 01/14-05/05
RH A290 Direct Vent High Efficiency Oil Heaters 1.0 CR ...
room change
Ref/Htng Lab/Matl Fee: $30.00
Special Note: May be repeated up to 6 credits with change of
subtitle.
This course assumes no previous knowledge of Toyostoves or Monitor oil heating
systems. This course serves as a homeowner's guide to maintenance and service of
direct vent, high efficiency oil fired heaters.
37727 PM1 F 06:00P-08:45P JKB 128 JKB 122 Cypher 02/08-03/07
RH A290 Renewable Energy Design and Installation 3.0 CR
... CANCELLED
Special Note: May be repeated up to 6 credits with change of subtitle.
This course will instruct the student on proper design and
installation techniques for renewable energy systems, including solar, wind, and
hydro driven systems. Topics discussed will include Available Technologies,
Energy Storage, Applications for Renewable Energy Systems, Sizing and Selection
of System Components, Installation for Successful Systems, Methods for Tying to
Existing Utility Grid, and Safety Considerations and Procedures.
37726 P11 F 05:00P-07:45P JKB 108 Staff 01/14-05/05 CANCELLED
SWK A106 * Introduction to Social Welfare 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: SOC A101.
Cross-Listed with: HUMS A106
Course Attributes: UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
Analyzes social inequality and American social welfare system.
Traces historical development of government response to social inequality.
Explores historical and persisting dilemmas--ethical, political, social, and
economic--explicit and implicit in social welfare provisioning. Assists in
understanding of social welfare problems and their solutions.
36568 P11 T 07:00P-09:45P FSM 205 Buzek 01/14-05/05
SOC A101 * Introduction to Sociology 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Social Sciences Requirement
MSC Learning Resource Center: $5.00
Introduction to science of humans as social animals, emphasizing
social processes which give rise to and shape human's language, experiences,
perception, meaning, and behavior. Multiple frameworks used in understanding and
predicting human behavior.
36566 P11 M 07:00P-09:45P FSM 107 Schwarzburg 01/14-05/05
SOC A242 An Introduction to Marriage, 3.0 CR
Family and Intimate Relationships
Registration Restrictions: A social science course recommended.
Introduction to sociological study of contemporary patterns
relating to marriage, family and other intimate relationships. Also explores
impact of gender roles, ethnicity and racial background on beliefs, values,
attitudes and behaviors.
36567 P11 W 01:00P-03:45P SNOD 117 Yaros 01/14-05/05
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Students registering in STAT A252 must have
appropriate score on mathematics placement test (COMPASS, SAT Math,
ACT Math, or AP score), or a grade of “C” or better in MATH A105 to
remain enrolled in the class. PROOF OF PREREQUISITE WILL BE REQUIRED AT THE FIRST CLASS SESSION. |
STAT A252 * Elementary Statistics 3.0 CR
Prerequisite: MATH A105 with minimum grade of C.
Registration Restrictions: If prerequisite is not satisfied, appropriate SAT,
ACT, or AP scores or approved UAA placement test required.
MSC Special Note: Students registering in STAT A252 must have appropriate score
on mathematics placement test or a grade of C or better in MATH A105 to remain
enrolled in the class.
Course Attributes: UAA GER Quantitative Skill Requirement
Special Note: A student may apply no more than 3 credits from STAT A252 or BA
A273 toward the graduation requirements for a baccalaureate degree.
Computer Classroom Fee: $25.00
Introduction to statistical reasoning. Emphasis on concepts rather
than in-depth coverage of traditional statistical methods. Topics include
sampling and experimentation, descriptive statistics, probability, binomial and
normal distributions, estimation, single-sample and two-sample hypothesis tests.
Additional topics will be selected from descriptive methods in regression and
correlation, or contingency table analysis.
37292 P11 W 07:00P-09:45P FSM 104 Hamazaki 01/14-05/05
THR A111 * Introduction to the Theatre 3.0 CR
Course Attributes: UAA GER Fine Arts Requirement
Survey of theatre with focus on artists who contribute to
theatrical production viewed within the context of historical styles and
development.
36963 P11 W 04:00P-06:45P FSM 207 Olson 01/14-05/05
THR A121 Acting I 3.0 CR ... CANCELLED
An introduction to basic acting techniques with stress on
creativity, concentration, relaxation, physical and vocal awareness, and the
Stanislavsky method of acting.
36964 P11 M 07:00P-09:45P FSM 206 Olson 01/14-05/05
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“Jack & Jill” a movie
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