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CAMPUS INFORMATION

Wherever you see & in this schedule, a book is required for the course. Most books and class materials will be ordered for you automatically when you register for class. This is a book rental program and you must return materials at the end of the semester.

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Questions? Contact us at 844.523.9056 or [email protected].

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TEXTBOOKS (LEARNING MATERIALS PROGRAM)

GET STARTED! Colorado Mountain College offers several registration options, depending on your admissions status.

ONLINE 4Registration for current degree-seeking students: Basecamp.ColoradoMtn.edu

4Registration for all other students: ColoradoMtn.edu/register

IN PERSON 4Drop by our campus locations! For address information, see below.

See the back page of this schedule for details on registering for classes, payment, advising, and placement testing.

Evening closing times at all sites vary with the academic calendar and dismissal of the latest evening class.

TABLE OF CONTENTS02 100- & 200-LEVEL CLASSES13 300- & 400-LEVEL CLASSES

SPRING CALENDARSpring Break / March 9 - March 13

Registration is Open! Classes Start January 13 ColoradoMtn.edu

Glenwood Springs & Spring Valley

COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGES P R I N G 2 0 2 0 C L A S S S C H E D U L E

CMC SPRING VALLEY2600 County Rd. 114 / Glenwood Springs, CO 80601 Phone: 970.945.7481 / Fax: 970.945.1227 / En español: 1.800.922.1205Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8a–5p

CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS 1402 Blake Ave. / Glenwood Springs, CO 81601Phone: 970.945.7486 / Fax: 970.945.6240 / En español: 1.800.922.1205 Office Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8a–8p / Friday, 8a–5p

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C D A Y S T I M E S D A T E S R E F U N D W / D R A W R E Q U I R E M E N T S F E E S

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB)Visit ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin Online Learning courses

and ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.2

A ACC-121-DS21ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I

4 23341 WEB Gilliland DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A ACC-122-GW01ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II

4 22814LEC/ WEB

Mayes GW M 6p-9:30p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4[H][P: ACC-121]

A ACC-122-SV01ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II

4 22839 LEC Cleaver SV TTH 9a-10:50a 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [P: ACC-121]

ACC-216-GW44GOVERNMENTAL & NOT-FOR-PROFIT

ACCOUNTING3 23069 IVS Mayes GW MW 12:20p-1:35p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [P: ACC-122]

ACC-216-SV44GOVERNMENTAL & NOT-FOR-PROFIT

ACCOUNTING3 23887 IVS Mayes SV MW 12:20p-1:35p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [P: ACC-122]

L ANT-101-DS21CULTURAL

ANTHROPOLOGY3 22933 WEB Donovan DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L ANT-111-SV01BIOLOGICAL

ANTHROPOLOGY4 22808

LEC/ LAB

Elkins SV TTH 3p-5:20p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [R]

L ANT-215-DS21INDIANS OF NORTH

AMERICA3 22934 WEB Donovan DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L ART-110-DS21 ART APPRECIATION 3 22945 WEB Gilgulin DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L ART-110-SV01 ART APPRECIATION 3 22921 LEC Jones SV MW 4:30p-5:50p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

L ART-112-DS21ART HISTISTORY

RENAISSANCE TO 1900

3 22954 WEB Zyzda DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A ART-138-SV01FILM

PHOTOGRAPHY I3 23353

LEC/ LAB

Kocher SV F 9a-12:50p 1/17-5/1 2/3 4/4

A ART-139-DS21DIGITAL

PHOTOGRAPHY I3 23216 WEB Lit DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A ART-242-SV01ALTERNATIVE

PROCESSES3 23355 LEC Johnston SV TH 2:30p-5:20p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4

L AST-101-GW01PLANETARY

ASTRONOMY WITH LAB

4 23035LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Martin GW M 6p-8:50p 1/13-4/27 1/29 4/6 [H][R]

L AST-160-DS21 COSMOLOGY 3 23558 WEB Westlake DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L BIO-105-DS21SCIENCE OF

BIOLOGY4 22957

WEB/ LAB

Cain DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

BIO-106-DS21BASIC ANATOMY &

PHYSIOLOGY4 23219

WEB/ LAB

Gaddis DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

MW 9a-10:50a

M 11a-12:50p

A BIO-115-DS21 HUMAN GENETICS 3 22958 WEB Williams DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L BIO-201-SV01HUMAN ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY I4 23042

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Wang SV M 3p-5:20p 1/13-4/27 1/29 4/6

[H][P: BIO-111 May be taken concurrently if not previously completed]

40


& PHYSIOLOGY I4 23044

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Wang SV M 6p-8:20p 1/13-4/27 1/29 4/6

[H][P: BIO-111 May be taken concurrently if not previously completed]

40


& PHYSIOLOGY II4 23046

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Harding SV M 6p-8:20p 1/13-4/27 1/29 4/6[H][P: BIO-201]

40


& PHYSIOLOGY II4 23048

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Harding SV W 9a-11:20a 1/15-4/29 1/31 4/8[H][P: BIO-201]

40

L BIO-204-DS21MICROBIOLOGY

WITH LAB4 22967

WEB/ LAB

Cornwall DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: BIO-111*] 60

1/13-4/29 1/29L BIO-111-SV01GENERAL COLLEGE BIOLOGY WITH LAB

5 22986

*Veterinary Technology students may use P: BIO-230 to meet this pre-requisite.

Lab Kit Purchase Required. See the syllabus for lab kit details and information.

4/4 [R] 40LEC/ LAB

Taylor SV


and ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.

[M]College-level math required

[P]Pre-requisite

LCO State

Guaranteed Transfer

AApplies to

CMC AA/AS Degree

[R]College-level

composition & reading required

& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite

For more information and full course descriptions, please visit

ColoradoMtn.edu/classes[H]

Hybrid ClassPaired

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C D A Y S T I M E S D A T E S R E F U N D W/D R AW R E Q U I R E M E N T S F E E S

MWF 10a-10:50a

TW 8:30a-9:30a

MWF 10a-10:50a

THF 8:30a-9:30a

L BIO-204-SV03MICROBIOLOGY

WITH LAB4 23049

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Harding SV M 12p-2:20p 1/13-4/27 1/29 4/6[H][P: BIO-111*]

60

A BIO-216-DS21HUMAN

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY4 22962 WEB Harding DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: BIO-202]

MWF 2p-2:50p

MF 11a-11:50a

MWF 2p-2:50p

WF 11a-11:50a

BUS-102-DS21ENTREPRENEURIAL

OPERATIONS3 23220 WEB McGuinness DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

M 12p-1:40p

W 11:40a-12:40p

A BUS-115-DS21 INTRO TO BUSINESS 3 23345 WEB Williams DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

A BUS-115-GW01 INTRO TO BUSINESS 3 23139 LEC Lupica GW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4

A BUS-203-DS21INTRO TO

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

3 23221 WEB Williams DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A BUS-216-DS21LEGAL

ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS

3 23077 WEB Luevano DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A BUS-216-GW01LEGAL

ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS

3 23141LEC/ WEB

Trachte-Huber

GW M 4p-5:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [H][R]

A BUS-217-DS21BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION & REPORT WRITING

3 23083 WEB Rose DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: ENG-121]

A BUS-217-SV01BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION & REPORT WRITING

3 23473LEC/ WEB

Hayduk SV F 9a-11:50a 1/17-5/1 2/3 4/4[H][P: ENG-121]

A BUS-226-DS21BUSINESS

STATISTICS3 23222 WEB Poulos DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

[P: MAT-050 or MAT-055]

A BUS-226-SV01BUSINESS

STATISTICS3 23477 LEC Mayes SV TTH 3:30p-5p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4

[P: MAT-050 or MAT-055]

L CHE-101-DS21INTRO TO

CHEMISTRY I5 23103

WEB/ LAB

Bennett DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [M][R]

TTH 8a-9:50a

T 10a-11:50a

TTH 12p-1:50p

T 2p-3:50p

A CIS-118-DS21INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 23108 WEB Orlin DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

A CIS-118-DS22INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 23109 WEB Orlin DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

A CIS-118-GW02INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 23482

LEC/ WEB

Watson GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [H]

CIS-155-DS21COMPLETE

SPREADSHEET: EXCEL 2016

3 23111 WEB Wodlinger DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4[P: CIS-110, CIS-115, or CIS-118]

40

L CHE-112-SV01GENERAL COLLEGE

CHEMISTRY II5 22835

LEC/ LAB

Taylor SV 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [P: CHE-111] 40

[P: CHE-101* and MAT-121; or

instructor permission]

1/29 4/4 [P: BIO-230]

4/4 [R]

L CHE-111-SV01

3 23356

5 22831LEC/ LAB

Taylor SV 1/14-4/30

LEC Lupica GW

[P: BIO-111*] 604 23539LEC/ LAB

Myers SV

A BIO-232-SV02ANIMAL ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY II WITH LAB

4 23551LEC/ LAB

Lamb SV 1/13-5/1

[P: BIO-230] 23547LEC/ LAB

Lamb SV 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4


WITH LAB


WITH LAB

A BIO-232-SV01ANIMAL ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY II WITH LAB

BUS-102-GW01ENTREPRENEURIAL

OPERATIONS

Emphasis Mac with Office 2016. See syllabus for information.

Emphasis on Microsoft Office 2016. See syllabus for details.

1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I

1/30 4/4

1/13-4/29 1/29

*Students may meet this pre-requisite with one year of high school chemistry

Lab kit purchase required; please see the syllabus for kit details and ordering information.




4 23540LEC/ LAB

Myers SV 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: BIO-111*] 60

4




CNG-121-GW55COMPUTER

TECHNICIAN I: A+4 23500

WEB/ WebEx

Bowen GW W 6p-9:30p 1/15-3/4 1/22 2/21 [H][R]

CNG-122-GW55COMPUTER

TECHNICIAN II: A+4 23505

WEB/ WebEx

Bowen GW W 6p-9:30p 3/18-4/29 3/24 4/19[H][P: CNG-121]

CNG-131-GW55NETWORK SECURITY

FUNDAMENTALS3 23508

WEB/ WebEx

Arnette GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-3/3 1/21 2/20[H][P: CNG-124]

CNG-132-GW55PRINCIPLES OF INFORMATION

SECURITY3 23510

WEB/ WebEx

Arnette GW T 6p-8:50p 3/17-4/28 3/23 4/18[H][P: CNG-124]

CNG-212-GW55CONFIGURING

WINDOWS SERVER4 23512

WEB/ WebEx

Hanrahan GW M 6p-9:30p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [H][R]

A COM-115-GW01 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 22837 LEC Shaw GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [R]

M 12p-1:40p

W 11:40a-12:40p

A COM-115-SV01 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 22838 LEC Shaw SV MW 9a-10:20a 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

A COM-115-SV02 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 22846 LEC Chimovitz SV M 6p-8:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [R]

A COM-125-DS21INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 23158 WEB Gantt-Shafer DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A COM-125-GW01INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 22848 LEC Chimovitz GW T 3p-5:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [R]

A COM-125-SV01INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 22850 LEC Chimovitz SV MW 3p-4:20p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

A COM-125-SV02INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 23052 LEC Ketzenbarger SV TTH 3p-4:20p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [R]

L COM-220-GW01INTERCULTURAL

COMMUNICATION3 22851 LEC Chimovitz GW W 6p-8:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 [R]

A CRJ-111-DS21SUBSTANTIVE

CRIMINAL LAW3 23162 WEB Van Os DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

[P: CRJ-110 or PAR-115]

A CRJ-210-DS21CONSTITUTIONAL

LAW3 23164 WEB Alstatt DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

[P: CRJ-110 or PAR-115]

A ECE-101-DS21INTRO TO EARLY

CHILDHOOD3 23226 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A ECE-205-DS21ECE NUTRITION,

HEALTH, & SAFETY3 23227 WEB Theller DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

[C: ECE-101 if not previously completed][R]

ECE-240-GW01ADMINISTRATION

OF ECE PROGRAMS3 23514

LEC/ WEB

Goscha GW S 9a-3p2/1, 3-7, &

4/251/29 4/4

[H][C: ECE-101 if not previously completed][R]

A COM-115-GW02

This hybrid class combines set days for face-to-face classroom instruction on three Saturdays with online learning activities. Class will meet at the Glenwood Center on 2/1, 3/7, and 4/25 (9a-3p).

PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 23357 LEC Meredith GW 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C D A Y S D A T E S T I M E S R E F U N D W/D R A W R E Q U I R E M E N T S F E E S

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[P]Pre-requisite

LCO State

Guaranteed Transfer

AApplies to

CMC AA/AS Degree

[R]College-level


& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite



Hybrid ClassPaired


L ECO-201-DS21PRINCIPLES OF

MACROECONOMICS3 23228 WEB Steen DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L ECO-202-DS21PRINCIPLES OF

MICROECONOMICS3 23230 WEB Steen DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L ECO-202-SV01PRINCIPLES OF

MICROECONOMICS3 23683 LEC Cleaver SV MW 9a-10:20a 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

A EDU-132-DS21

PLANNING & DELIVERING

INSTRUCTION TO ADULT LEARNERS

3 23231 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 2/24 4/11 [R]

A EDU-221-DS21INTRO TO

EDUCATION3 23165 WEB Yantz DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A EDU-233-GW01ENGLISH

LANGUAGE LEARNING

3 23708 LECBurbano de

LaraGW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [R]

A EDU-234-GW01MULTICULTURAL

EDUCATION3 23732 LEC Cole GW M 6p-8:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [R]

L ENG-121-DS21 3 23167 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

CCR-094-DS21 3 23224 2/10-5/1 2/24 4/11

L ENG-121-GW01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 23066 LEC Smith GW W 6p-9p 1/22-4/29 2/5 4/5 [R]

L ENG-121-SV01 3 23067 4:30p-5:55p

CCR-094-SV01 3 23176 6:30p-7:55p

L ENG-121-SV02ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 23076 LEC Meredith SV TTH 6:30p-7:55p 1/21-4/30 2/5 4/5 [R]


COMPOSITION I3 23079 LEC Hardman SV MW 1p-2:30p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]


COMPOSITION I3 23081 LEC Hayduk SV TTH 10:30a-11:55a 1/21-4/30 2/5 4/5 [R]

L ENG-122-DS21ENGLISH

COMPOSITION II3 23172 WEB Beaver DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 23087 LEC Smith GW M 6p-9p 1/20-4/27 2/3 4/3 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 23179 LEC Smith GW TTH 12:20p-1:40p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 23088 LEC Hardman SV MW

10:30a-11:50a

1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 23090 LEC Hardman SV TTH 9a-10:20a 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [P: ENG-121]


COMPOSITION II3 23091

LEC/ WEB

Smith SV T 3p-4:30p 1/21-4/30 2/5 4/5[H][P: ENG-121]

F 9a-11:50a 1/31-5/1

S 9a-3p 2/1

L ENV-101-DS21ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCE WITH LAB4 23562 TBA DS 1/29 4/4 [R]

TTH 8:30a-9:50a

TH 10a-11:20a

F 8:30a-4:30p 4/3

L ENV-101-SV02ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCE WITH LAB4 22982

LEC/ LAB

Caranese SV TTH 6p-8:20p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [R]

L ENV-110-DS21NATURAL

DISASTERS3 23177 WEB Vorndam DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L ENV-110-DS22NATURAL

DISASTERS3 23178 WEB Stepanek DS 2/10-5/1 2/24 4/11 [R]

Twenty field hours required.

Twenty field hours are required.

4/8

L ENV-101-SV01ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCE WITH LAB4 22980

LEC/ LAB

Halliwell SV

1/21-4/30 2/5 4/5 [R*]

This course includes one Saturday class on Feb 1 from 9-3p. Students must be able to attend the Saturday class in order to enroll.

For questions about this hybrid course, please contact Christie Smith at [email protected].

*Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

DS

ENGLISH COMPOSITION I &

STUDIO 121MeredithLEC SV TTH

ENGLISH COMPOSITION I &

STUDIO 121WEB Yantz

[P: ENG-121] L ENG-221-SV01CREATIVE WRITING

I3 23872 LEC Beaver SV 2/13

1/14-4/301/30 4/4 [R]




L ENV-110-GW01NATURAL

DISASTERS3 23358 LEC Halliwell GW TTH 12:20p-1:40p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [R]

L ETH-200-GW01INTRO TO ETHNIC

STUDIES3 22926 LEC

Montross-Cowan

GW W 9a-11:50a 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 [R]

L GEO-106-DS21HUMAN

GEOGRAPHY3 23181 WEB Gumbrecht DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-101-DS21WESTERN

CIVILIZATION: ANTIQUITY TO 1650

3 23184 WEB Hayden DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-102-DS21WESTERN

CIVILIZATION: 1650 TO PRESENT

3 23236 WEB Hayden DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-102-SV01WESTERN

CIVILIZATION: 1650 TO PRESENT

3 22928 LEC Sustad SV TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [R]

L HIS-111-DS21THE WORLD:

ANTIQUITY TO 15003 23187 WEB Ruffley DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-121-DS21US HISTORY TO

RECONSTRUCTION3 23185 WEB Kaemmerling DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-122-DS21US HISTORY SINCE

THE CIVIL WAR3 23186 WEB Kaemmerling DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-207-SV01AMERICAN

ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY

3 22931 LEC Ruffley SV T 6p-8:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-225-DS21COLORADO

HISTORY3 23237 WEB Hayden DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HIS-225-GW01COLORADO

HISTORY3 22940 LEC Ruffley GW T 9a-11:50a 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [R]

HIT-120-DS33WORKING WITH

HEALTH IT SYSTEM4 23564 TBA DS 1/29 4/4

[P: HPR-106, HPR-178, MAP-

110]

HOS-115-DS21INTRO TO SPA MANAGEMENT

3 23239 WEBTin Tun

KirkpatrickDS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

HOS-139-DS21HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT

2 23191 WEB Hunter DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

HOS-140-DS21FRONT OFFICE PROCEDURES

2 23240 WEBTin Tun

KirkpatrickDS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

HOS-148-DS21INTRO TO FOOD &

BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT

3 23241 WEB Guarnero DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

HOS-226-DS21SUPERVISION IN

THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

3 23192 WEB Hunter DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

HPR-102-GW01CPR FOR

PROFESSIONALS1 23828

LEC/ LAB

Kroesen GW S 8a-5p 2/22 2/20 2/22

HPR-106-DS33LAW & ETHICS FOR

HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

2 21996 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

HPR-118-DS21INTRO TO

NUTRITION2 23195 WEB

Rada-Sidinger

DS 1/13-4/24 1/28 3/30

A HPR-178-DS21MEDICAL

TERMINOLOGY2 23196 WEB

Uchitelle-Rogers

DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A HPR-178-DS22MEDICAL

TERMINOLOGY2 23197 WEB

Uchitelle-Rogers

DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HUM-122-DS21FROM MEDIEVAL TO

MODERN3 23242 WEB Bruch DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L HUM-122-SV01FROM MEDIEVAL TO

MODERN3 23532 LEC Smith SV MW 3p-4:30p 1/20-4/29 2/4 4/4 [R]

This course requires that a final proctored exam be taken at an approved testing site.








[P]Pre-requisite

LCO State

Guaranteed Transfer

AApplies to

CMC AA/AS Degree

[R]College-level


& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite



Hybrid ClassPaired


A HUM-164-DS21 AMERICAN CINEMA 3 23243 WEB Henry DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A HWE-100-DS21 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 23200 WEBRada-

SidingerDS 1/13-4/24 1/28 3/30

HWE-103-GW01COMMUNITY FIRST

AID & CPR1 23829

LEC/ LAB

Kroesen GW F 8a-5p 4/10 4/8 4/10

A HWE-111-DS21 HEALTH & FITNESS 3 23244 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A JOU-121-SV01 PHOTOJOURNALISM 3 23359 LEC Gamble SV T 9a-11:50a 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4[P: PHO-120 or

PHO-121][R]

L LIT-115-DS21INTRO TO

LITERATURE I3 23246 WEB Beaver DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A LIT-255-DS21CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

3 23204 WEB Wasson DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

A LIT-255-GW01CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

3 23830 LEC Fielder GW W 6p-8:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 [R]

A MAN-216-DS21SMALL BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT3 23206 WEB Spaulding DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

MAP-120-DS33MEDICAL OFFICE

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

4 22002 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

MAR-155-DS21SOCIAL MEDIA FOR

BUSINESS3 23251 WEB Martin DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

MAT-050-DS21 4 23254 2/10-5/1

AAA-095-DS21 1 23213 1/13-5/1

MAT-050-SV01 4 22973 10a-11:50a

AAA-095-SV01 1 22932 9a-9:30a

MAT-055-DS21 4 23568 4/4

MAT-025-DS21 1 23253 4/11

MAT-055-GW01 4 22979 6p-7:55p

MAT-025-GW01 1 22935 8p-8:55p

MAT-055-SV01 4 22981 12p-1:55p

MAT-025-SV01 1 22938 2p-2:55p

MAT-107-SV01 CAREER MATH 3 22984 LEC Reining SV MW 1p-2:20p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4[P: MAT-050 or MAT-055*]

L MAT-120-DS21MATH FOR LIBERAL

ARTS4 23351 WEB White DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

[P: MAT-050 or MAT-055*]

L MAT-120-SV01MATH FOR LIBERAL

ARTS4 22988 LEC Vargas SV MW 10a-11:50a 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4

[P: MAT-050 or MAT-055*]

L MAT-121-DS21 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 23255 WEB Barchers DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [M]

L MAT-121-DS22 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 23256 WEB Barchers DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [M]

L MAT-121-GW01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 22990 LEC Reining GW TTH 4p-5:55p 1/21-4/30 2/5 4/5 [M]

L MAT-121-SV01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 22997 LEC Dragonette SV MW 10a-11:50a 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [M]

L MAT-121-SV02 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 23029 LEC Vargas SV MW 3p-4:50p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [M]

L MAT-122-DS21COLLEGE

TRIGONOMETRY3 23257 WEB Romanova DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: MAT-121]

QUANTITATIVE LITERACY & MATH

HELPS

QUANTITATIVE LITERACY & MATH

HELPS


Students are encouraged to register for the lab. *Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

Students are encouraged to register for the lab. *Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

Students must register for both MAT-055-DS21 and MAT-025-DS21. *Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

Students are encouraged to enroll in the Math Helps lab. *Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

2/10-5/1 2/24

GW

SV

[P: *] 2/24 4/11

This course requires that three proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.





SVShepardLEC/ LAB

WEB Polise DS

[P: *] 4/42/41/20-4/29MW

ShepardLEC/ LAB

LEC/ LAB

Students must enroll in both MAT-050-DS21 and AAA-095-DS21. This course requires that two proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site. *Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

WEB Polise DS

Text required; please see the syllabus for more information.

ALGEBRAIC LITERACY & LAB



[P: MAT-050*]

[P: MAT-050*]

[P: MAT-050*]

4/52/51/21-4/30

4/42/41/20-4/29MW

TTHShepard




L MAT-125-DS21SURVEY OF CALCULUS

4 23258 WEB Romanova DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-125-DS22SURVEY OF CALCULUS

4 23259 WEB Romanova DS 2/10-5/1 2/24 4/11 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-125-SV01SURVEY OF CALCULUS

4 23034 LEC Vargas SV MW 1p-2:50p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-135-DS21INTRO TO

STATISTICS3 23260 WEB Barchers DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

[P: MAT-050, MAT-055, or

MAT-099][R]

L MAT-135-GW01INTRO TO

STATISTICS3 23037 LEC Dragonette GW TTH 3p-4:20p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4

[P: MAT-050, MAT-055, or

MAT-099][R]

L MAT-135-SV01INTRO TO

STATISTICS3 23038 LEC Dragonette SV MW 1p-2:20p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4

[P: MAT-050, MAT-055, or

MAT-099][R]

A MAT-156-GW01INTEGRATED MATH

II3 23856 LEC Horch GW M 6p-8:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [P: MAT-155]

L MAT-166-SV01 PRE-CALCULUS 5 23041 LEC Dragonette SV TTH 9:30a-11:50a 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4[P: MAT-121*]

L MAT-202-GW01 CALCULUS II 5 23043 LEC Vargas GW TTH 9:30a-11:50a 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [P: MAT-201]

MGD-104-SV01 VIDEOGRAPHY I 3 23462LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Harmon SV M 6:30p-9:30p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4[H][P: ART-139

or PHO-120]

MGD-104-SV02 VIDEOGRAPHY I 3 23503LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Harmon SV T 3p-5:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4[H][P: ART-139

or PHO-120]

MGD-114-DS01 ADOBE INDESIGN 3 23613 WEB Wodlinger DS 1/20-5/1 2/4 4/6

MGD-124-DS01TECHNOLOGY

PROFICIENCY LAB1 23617 WEB Lit DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

L MUS-120-DS21MUSIC

APPRECIATION3 23265 WEB Rusthoi DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

NUA-101-GW01 4 23863 1/27-3/20 2/4 3/7

NUA-170-GW01 1 23878 3/30-4/24 4/2 4/18

A OUT-113-SV01DESERT

ORIENTATION2 22987 LAB

Aberger/ Feuerborn

SV TTH 6p-8:50p 2/27-3/3 2/28 3/6 95

A OUT-115-SV01SNOW

ORIENTATION2 22993 LAB Aberger SV TTH 6p-9:20p 1/14-2/4 1/17 1/30 93

A OUT-126-SV01 MOUNTAIN BIKING 1 22998 LAB Aberger SV W 5p-7:50p 3/25-3/25 3/23 3/28 129

This is one of our flagship backpacking-based orientation courses, which explores remote canyons in Capital Reef National Park for five days. Two mandatory classroom meetings will be held prior to the trip, from 6-8:50pm on 2/27 and 3/3. Field overnights include: Thursday-Monday, 3/5-3/9. Personal equipment is available to rent from the Outdoor department. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

Students must register for and successfully complete both NUA-101 and NUA-170 to qualify to sit for the NNAAP exam for certification. Details about required immunizations, background check, clinicla schedules, and class policies will be provided by the instructor.





GWBeckwith MTWTH 12:30p-3:35pLEC/ LAB

100

NURSE AIDE HEALTH CARE

SKILLS & CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Come ride with us! This course focuses on developing your mountain biking skills and techniques while spending three days riding world-class trails in the Fruita area. Get feedback from trained instructors to take your riding to the next level. All skill levels are welcome. Students can provide their own bike, or rentals are available through CMC. There is a pre-trip meeting at Spring Valley on Wednesday, March 25 (5p-7:50p) and a three-day field trip to 18-Road trails and Loma 3/27-3/29. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

Snow Orientation emphasizes winter survival and safe backcountry travel in a mountain environment. This class includes two snow-based backpacking overnight experiences (1/23-1/24 and 1/31-2/1) and six evening meetings on Tuesday and Thursday evenings (6p-9:20p) from 1/14 to 2/4. A comprehensive equipment list will be provided. Students will be required to bring their own skis, split board or snowshoes for the field outings. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. Minimum age 18. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.




[P]Pre-requisite

LCO State

Guaranteed Transfer

AApplies to

CMC AA/AS Degree

[R]College-level


& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite



Hybrid ClassPaired


A OUT-129-SV01 ICE CLIMBING I 1 23004 LAB Schneiter SV FSSU 8a-6:30p 1/10-1/12 1/8 1/12 89

A OUT-165-SV01CLIMBING SELF

RESCUE2 23014

LEC/ LAB

Schneiter SV TTH 6p-9:50p 3/31-4/16 4/2 4/14[P: OUT-131, OUT-212, or

OUT-213] 81

A OUT-168-SV01LEVEL I

AVALANCHE TRAINING

1 23017LEC/ LAB

Podhurst SV F 6p-8:50p 2/7-2/7 2/5 2/9 78

A OUT-168-SV02LEVEL I

AVALANCHE TRAINING

1 23024LEC/ LAB

Podhurst SV F 6p-8:50p 3/20-3/20 3/18 3/22 78

A OUT-218-SV01RIVER

ORIENTATION II2 23027 LAB Podmore SV W 6p-8:50p 4/1-4/8 4/2 4/9

[P: OUT-116 or OUT-121; or instructor

permission*]

306

A OUT-221-SV01TOP ROPE CLIMBING

1 23055 LAB Schneiter SV W 6p-8:50p 4/22-4/22 4/20 4/25 66

Based on American Avalanche Association curriculum guidelines, this course introduces the latest terms, technology and practices in the field of avalanche safety, with emphasis on using the avalanche bulletin to make sound terrain decisions. Introduces the avalanche phenomena, planning and preparation for travel in avalanche terrain, human factors, terrain recognition, "red flag" observations, terrain selection, travel techniques, and basic companion rescue. This course includes one indoor lesson in the Outdoor Leadership & Fitness Center at Spring Valley from 6-8:50pm on Friday March 20 and two day trips at a field location (TBD) from 8a-7pm on March 21 and 22. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

This class provides advanced-level training and knowledge in whitewater raft handling and water reading skills through direct experiences on select rivers. The course includes two in-person lessons on campus on on 4/1 & 4/8 (6-8:50pm) , two day-trips on local rivers on 4/4 & 4/5 (8a-6p each day) and a three-day overnight trip to the Dinosaur National Monument area, which leaves campus on 4/10 at 8a and returns 4/12 at 6p. Students will learn advanced rafting techniques, river trip planning, advanced river safety procedures, equipment, logistics, camp management, hazard evaluation, minimum impact techniques, and the natural history of river environments. Added emphasis will be placed on approaching material from a river guide's perspective. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. Minimum age 17. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically. *To seek instructor permission, contact Johann Aberger at [email protected].

Based on American Avalanche Association curriculum guidelines, this course introduces the latest terms, technology and practices in the field of avalanche safety, with emphasis on using the avalanche bulletin to make sound terrain decisions. Introduces the avalanche phenomena, planning and preparation for travel in avalanche terrain, human factors, terrain recognition, "red flag" observations, terrain selection, travel techniques, and basic companion rescue. This course includes one indoor lesson at Spring Valley, 6p-8:50p on 2/7 and two day trips at a field location (TBD) from 8a-7p on 2/8 & 2/9. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

Climbing Self-Rescue is the final course in a four-course series that begins with Top Rope Climbing (OUT-221), Sport Climbing (OUT-222) and Rock Climbing II (OUT-132). The class informs climbers how to confidently handle vertical rescue scenarios ranging from simple to complex in a two-person climbing team. Scenario-based instruction will cover technical lowers and raises of the injured climber, pick-offs, knot passes, and load transfers. This course does not teach First Aid but instead focuses on the technical skills necessary for a climbing party to extract an injured climber from a vertical setting. There are eight classroom meetings at Spring Valley, 3/31-4/16 (6p-9:50p). Field day trips occur 8a-7p on 4/18 & 4/19. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

Ice Climbing I introduces technical (roped) ice climbing, including ice climbing technique, equipment selection, safety knots, belaying, climbing, rappelling, climbing safety and an introduction to ice climbing protection and anchors. The first day of the course (Friday, 1/10, 9a-6p) includes a half-day of indoor instruction at our Spring Valley campus' new climbing wall and a half-day in the field in the Redstone area. Two full days will be spent in Rifle Mountain Park, 1/11 & 1/12 (8a-6:30p). Spring Valley residential students enrolled in this course are allowed to move into the dorm on Thursday, 1/9 in order to take this course. Students must be at least 18 years of age to take this course. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

Top Rope Climbing is the first in a four-class series that includes Sport Climbing (OUT-222), Rock Climbing II (OUT-132) and Climbing Self-Rescue (OUT-165). Topics of instruction include the climbing basics of knot tying, anchors, belaying, rappelling, and climbing movement. There is one classroom meeting on 4/22 (6p-8:50p) at Spring Valley's brand-new climbing wall, and a three-day, two-night field trip departing 4/24 at 8a and returning 4/26 at 5p. Group camping equipment and personal climbing gear is provided, and Course charges and fees are non-refundable. Minimum age 18. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.




A OUT-222-SV01 SPORT CLIMBING 1 23057 LAB Schneiter SV TTH 6p-9:50p 2/4-2/27 2/7 2/21 60

OUT-268-SV01AVALANCHE

RESCUE1 23062 LAB Podhurst SV T 8a-4p 1/7-1/7 1/3 1/7 38

A OUT-287-SV01INTERNSHIP:

OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP

1 23063 COOP Aberger SV W 9a-11:50a 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 100

PAR-115-DS21 INTRO TO LAW 3 23266 WEB Van Os DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

PAR-116-DS21 TORTS 3 23267 WEB Luevano DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 [R]

PAR-125-DS21 PROPERTY LAW 3 23268 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

PAR-206-DS21BUSINESS

ORGANIZATIONS3 23271 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: PAR-115]

PAR-213-DS21LEGAL RESEARCH &

WRITING I3 23272 WEB Luevano DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

PAR-289-DS21 CAPSTONE 3 23274 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 [R]

A PED-102-SV01 WEIGHT TRAINING I 1 23718 LAB Vosbeck SV TTH 1p-1:50p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4

A PED-141-SV01PILATES MATWORK

I1 23719 LAB Vosbeck SV TTH 2p-2:50p 1/14-4/30 1/30

A PED-143-SV01 YOGA I 1 23721 LAB TBA SV TTH 6p-7:20p 2/4-4/16 2/14 2/17

A PED-150-SV01 FITNESS WALKING 1 23724 LAB Kroesen SV MW 9a-9a 1/27-5/29 2/14 2/17

A PED-161-SV01 TAI CHI I 1 23725 LAB Rafferty SV MW 10a-10:50a 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4

A PED-162-SV01 TAI CHI II 1 23729 LAB Rafferty SV MW 10a-10:50a 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [P: PED-161]

A PED-163-GW01 MARTIAL ARTS I 1 23734 LAB Oglesby GW TTH 6:30p-8:50p 2/25-4/9 3/2 3/29

A PED-163-GW01 MARTIAL ARTS I 1 23731 LAB Oglesby GW TTH 6:30p-8:50p 1/14-2/20 1/20 2/11

L PHI-111-DS21INTRO TO

PHILOSOPHY3 23276 WEB Rice DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

M 12p-1:40p

W 11:40a-12:40p

L PHI-112-DS21 ETHICS 3 23277 WEB Rice DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PHI-113-DS21 LOGIC 3 23415 WEB Rice DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PHI-113-GW01 LOGIC 3 22943 LEC Persiko GW M 3p-5:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [R]

L PHI-114-GW01COMPARATIVE

RELIGIONS3 22946 LEC Altman GW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [R]

L PHI-115-DS21WORLD RELIGIONS -

WEST3 23278 WEB Hanson DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PHI-116-DS21WORLD RELIGIONS -

EAST3 23279 WEB Hanson DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PHI-116-SV01WORLD RELIGIONS -

EAST3 22950 LEC Ketzenbarger SV TTH 1:30p-2:50p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [R]

L PHI-218-DS21ENVIRONMENTAL

ETHICS3 23417 WEB Gilgulin DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PHI-218-SV01ENVIRONMENTAL

ETHICS3 22952 LEC Aberger SV M 9a-11:50a 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [R]

L POS-111-DS21AMERICAN

GOVERNMENT3 23280 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L POS-205-SV01INTERNATIONAL

RELATIONS3 22956 LEC Musselman SV TH 9a-11:50a 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [R]

4/4 [R] L PHI-111-GW01INTRO TO

PHILOSOPHY233783 LEC Persiko GW 1/13-4/29 1/29

Special course materials are required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus.

Special course materials are required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus.

This class is designed for second-year Outdoor Education students and includes sessions on teaching skills, outdoor leadership, expedition planning, and risk management. In addition to the 45 hours of instructional time in the classroom, students will be required to spend 90 hours doing field internships. Course charges and fees are non-refundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

Sport Climbing is the second of a four-class series that begins with Top Rope Climbing (OUT-221) and continues with Rock Climbing II (OUT-132) and Climbing Self-Rescue (OUT-165). This class focuses on face climbing skills and leading bolt-protected sport routes. Topics include lead climbing and belaying, building and cleaning anchors, climbing technique and advanced sport climbing tactics. The class meets at our new state-of-the-art indoor climbing wall at the Spring Valley campus, and it runs from 6-9:50p every Tuesday and Thursday, 2/4-2/27. Course Charges and Fees are nonrefundable. This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.

This course is NOT a part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP). Special course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. You can shop by ISBN directly from Basecamp for any items not provided automatically.




[P]Pre-requisite

LCO State

Guaranteed Transfer

AApplies to

CMC AA/AS Degree

[R]College-level


& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite



Hybrid ClassPaired


L POS-225-DS21COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT

3 23421 WEB Gumbrecht DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

L PSY-101-DS21GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY I3 23281 WEB Crockett DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PSY-101-SV01GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY I3 22960 LEC Minch SV MW 9a-10:20a 1/20-4/29 2/4 4/4 [R]


PSYCHOLOGY II3 23283 WEB Conrad DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]


PSYCHOLOGY II3 23284 WEB Fazande DS 2/10-5/1 2/24 4/11 [R]

L PSY-102-SV01GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY II3 22964 LEC Minch SV MW

10:30a-11:50a

1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

A PSY-110-DS21CAREER

DEVELOPMENT3 23285 WEB TBA DS 2/10-5/1 2/24 4/11 [R]

A PSY-211-DS21LEADERSHIP

DEVELOPMENT3 23286 WEB Murphy DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PSY-217-GW01 HUMAN SEXUALITY 3 22966 LEC Persiko GW W 3p-5:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 [R]

L PSY-235-DS21HUMAN GROWTH &

DEVELOPMENT3 23287 WEB Minch DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L PSY-235-GW01HUMAN GROWTH &

DEVELOPMENT3 23376 LEC Minch GW TTH 12:20p-1:40p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [R]

L PSY-235-SV01HUMAN GROWTH &

DEVELOPMENT3 22969 LEC Minch SV TTH 9a-10:20a 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4 [R]

L PSY-249-DS21ABNORMAL

PSYCHOLOGY3 23289 WEB Scott DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L SCI-156-DS21INTEGRATED

SCIENCE II4 23290

WEB/ LAB

TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: SCI-155]

MW 4p-5:50p 1/13-4/29

S 8a-5p TBD

SKB-150-DS21SIA RETAIL EMPLOYEE

1 23291 WEB Widmer DS

SKB-151-DS21SIA RETAIL MANAGER

1 23292 WEB Widmer DS

SKB-152-DS21 SIA MARKETING 1 23293 WEB Martin DS

SKB-153-DS21SIA SALES

REPRESENTATIVE1 23294 WEB Martin DS

SKB-154-DS21SIA WHOLESALE &

BUYING1 23295 WEB Widmer DS

SKB-155-DS21 SIA PROMOTIONS 1 23296 WEB Martin DS

L SOC-102-DS21INTRO TO

SOCIOLOGY II3 23298 WEB Latchaw DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

L SOC-215-DS21CONTEMPORARY

SOCIAL PROBLEMS3 23299 WEB Latchaw DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [R]

1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

This class meets at Glenwood Springs High School. A field day will be required on one Saturday, date to be determined.

Lab kit purchase required; please see the syllabus for kit information and ordering details.

L SCI-156-GW01INTEGRATED

SCIENCE II4 23768

LEC/ LAB

Wilson GW 1/29 4/4 [P: SCI-155]

Student must register for the

SIA Test at a Pearson Testing

Center to complete the

SIA Certification Test. There is a $100.00 non-

refundable fee for access to the

final in each course.

PREGISTER FOR CLASSES. Your books are on the way. For more information: COLORADOMTN.EDU/TEXTBOOKS


andColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.

SPA-101-GW01CONVERSATIONAL

SPANISH I3 22970 LEC Moore GW M 6p-8:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4

SPA-102-GW01CONVERSATIONAL

SPANISH II3 22971 LEC Smith GW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [P: SPA-101]

A SPA-111-DS21SPANISH

LANGUAGE I5 23300 WEB Smith DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

A SPA-112-SV44SPANISH

LANGUAGE II5 23658

IVS/ WEB

Koch SV W 3p-5:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4[H][P: SPA-111]

L SPA-211-DS21SPANISH

LANGUAGE III3 23425 WEB Smith DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: SPA-112]

L SPA-212-DS21SPANISH

LANGUAGE IV3 23426 WEB Smith DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: SPA-211]

A SWK-100-GW01INTRO TO SOCIAL

WORK3 22972 LEC

Montross-Cowan

GW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [R]

A THE-111-SV01 ACTING I 3 22975 LEC Moore SV MW 4:30p-5:50p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

A THE-112-SV01 ACTING II 3 23006 LEC Moore SV MW 4:30p-5:50p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4[P: THE-111 or

instructor permission]

A THE-131-SV01THEATRE

PRODUCTION I3 23007 LAB Moore SV F 1p-3:50p 1/17-5/1 2/3 4/4

A THE-132-SV01THEATRE

PRODUCTION II3 23010 LAB Moore SV F 1p-3:50p 1/17-5/1 2/3 4/4

L THE-212-SV01

DEVELOPMENT OF THEATRE

RESTORATION TO MODERN

3 23013 LEC Ketzenbarger SV MW 3p-4:20p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

L THE-215-SV01 PLAYWRITING 3 23015 LEC Ketzenbarger SV MW 1p-2:20p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [R]

Please contact the instructor if you have questions about the course or placement into the course: Dr. Sara Smith, (970) 947-8459.



TAKE THE NEXT STEP AT CMC.EARN YOUR BACHELOR’S DEGREE.4Education4Business Administration4Sustainability Studies4Leadership & Management4Nursing





[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite


www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes[H]

Hybrid ClassPaired Courses

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C . D A Y S D A T E S T I M E S R E F U N D W / D R A W R E Q U I R E M E N T S

BACHELOR’S DEGREE CLASSES

Acceptance to a bachelor’s degree program is required prior to enrollment in classes. Available programs of study, application and tuition information, program requirements and more can all be found online at www.ColoradoMtn.edu/4year.

ACC-416-GW44

ACCOUNTING & REPORTING FOR

GOVERNMENTAL & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES

3 23132 IVS Mayes GW MW 12:20p-1:35p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [P: ACC-122]

ACC-416-SV44

ACCOUNTING & REPORTING FOR

GOVERNMENTAL & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES

3 23893 IVS Mayes SV MW 12:20p-1:35p 1/13-4/29 1/29 4/4 [P: ACC-122]

BIS-324-DS21ADVANCED COMPUTER

APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS

3 22974 WEB Ruiz DS 2/10-5/1 2/24 4/11[P: ACC-121, ENG-

121]

BIS-333-DS21MANAGEMENT

SYSTEMS3 22977 WEB Cartelli DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: ACC-121]

BUS-334-DS21ORGANIZATIONAL

LEADERSHIP3 23100 WEB Widmer DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: ENG-121]

BUS-365-DS21BUSINESS RESEARCH

METHODOLOGY3 23787 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: BUS-226]

BUS-394-DS21 SERVICE LEADERSHIP 3 23792 WEB Cartelli DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

BUS-424-GW44CONTRACTS & NEGOTIATIONS

3 23479IVS/ WEB

Goldberg GW W 6p-8:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4[H][P: COM-115,

ENG-121, BUS-217]

BUS-485-DS21 CAPSTONE 3 23223 WEB Martin DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

BUS-487-DS21 BUSINESS INTERNSHIP 3 23789 WEB Cartelli DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

BUS-487-DS22 BUSINESS INTERNSHIP 6 23790 WEB Cartelli DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4

EDU-345-GW01MATH METHODS: BEST

PRACTICES3 23733 LEC Ingram GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [P: EDU-341]

EDU-355-GW01ELEMENTARY SCIENCE

METHODS2 23736 LEC Rivera GW W 6p-7:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 [P: TEP Stage II]

EDU-370-GW44LANGUAGE ARTS:

FOUNDATIONS3 23157 IVS Kaya GW W 3p-5:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 [P: TEP Stage II]

EDU-381-GW44

ADAPTING INSTRUCTION &

ASSESSMENT FOR CLD LEARNERS

3 23163 IVSBurbano de

LaraGW T 3p-5:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [P: EDU-380]


Twenty additional field hours are required.

Twenty additional field hours are required.



[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite






EDU-385-GW01TEACHING ARTS &

MOVEMENT2 23737 LEC TBA GW T 6p-7:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [P: TEP Stage II]

EDU-421-GW44TEACHER LEADERSHIP &

ETHICS3 23183 IVS Blakey GW W 3p-5:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4

[P: TEP Stage III]

EDU-440-GW44INTERNSHIP II WITH

SEMINAR12 23194

LEC/ CLIN

Burbano de Lara/Kaya

GW F 1p-3p 1/17-5/1 2/3 4/4 [P: EDU-420]

EDU-451-GW44ASSESSMENT: SPECIAL

EDUCATION3 23308 IVS TBA GW 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4

[P: TEP Stage III or teacher licensure]

EDU-453-GW44DIFFERENTIATED

INSTRUCTION3 23313 IVS TBA GW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4

[P: TEP Stage III or teacher licensure]

EDU-460-GW44FOUNDATIONS OF

BILITERACY3 23344 LEC

Burbano de Lara

GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4

[P: TEP Stage III or teacher licensure; Spanish language

proficiency]

FIN-325-GW01ESSENTIALS OF

FINANCE3 23772 LEC Mettelman GW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4

[P: ACC-122, ECO-201, BUS-226, MAT-

121]

FIN-331-GW01FINANCIAL MARKETS &

INSTITUTIONS3 22258

LEC/ WEB

Bell GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [H][P: FIN-325]

FIN-413-GW55 FINANCE & BUDGETING 3 23773WEB/

WebExSpaulding GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-3/3 1/21 2/20

[H][P: BUS-334, ACC-121]

FIN-413-SV55 FINANCE & BUDGETING 3 23897WEB/

WebExSpaulding SV T 6p-8:50p 1/14-3/3 1/21 2/20

[H][P: BUS-334, ACC-121]

FIN-423-DS21INVESTMENT &

PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS3 23234 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: FIN-331]

FIN-433-DS21CORPORATE FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT3 23235 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: FIN-325]

MAN-337-DS21MANAGEMENT

DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS

3 23250 WEB Hertel DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4[P: MAT-121, BUS-

226]

MAN-348-DS21HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT3 23209 WEB Goldberg DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4 [P: ENG-121]

MAN-348-DS22HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT3 23210 WEB Rose DS 2/10-5/1 2/24 4/11 [P: ENG-121]

MAN-427-GW55PROJECT

MANAGEMENT3 23785

WEB/ WebEx

Waters GW T 6p-8:50p 3/17-4/28 3/23 4/18[H][P: MAN-328]

MAN-427-SV55PROJECT

MANAGEMENT3 23902

WEB/ WebEx

Waters SV T 6p-8:50p 3/17-4/28 3/23 4/18[H][P: MAN-328]

MAN-437-GW44VENTURE

MANAGEMENT3 23831 IVS Wenger GW TH 6p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [P: FIN-413]

MAN-486-GW01LEADING & MANAGING

CHANGE3 23838

LEC/ WEB

Stepp GW M 6p-8:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4[H][P: MAN-328,

MAR-326]

MAN-490-DS21 GLOBAL BUSINESS 3 23211 WEB Spaulding DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4[P: MAN-328, MAR-326, & FIN-325]

MAN-497-GW01BUSINESS STRATEGY

(CAPSTONE)4 23846

LEC/ WEB

Wenger GW W 6p-8:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4 [H]

MAR-326-GW01CONTEMPORARY

MARKETING3 22828 LEC Lupica GW W 6p-8:50p 1/15-5/29 2/4 4/4

[P: ENG-121, COM-115]

MAR-426-SV44 PRODUCT STRATEGY 3 22536 IVS Chana SV TH 6:20p-8:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4 [P: MAR-326]

MAR-446-GW44ADVERTISING &

PROMOTION MANAGEMENT

3 22544IVS/ WEB

Speer GW M 4:35p-5:50p 1/13-4/27 1/28 4/4 [P: MAR-326]

MAR-456-DS21 DIGITAL MARKETING 3 23252 WEB TBA DS 1/13-5/1 1/29 4/4[P: BIS-334, MAR-

326]

This course includes 560 required field hours.

Ten additional field hours required.

Ten field hours required.





[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite




SUS-301-SV01SYSTEMS THINKING &

SUSTAINABILITY3 22914 LEC

Hillmer-Pegram

SV T 9a-11:50a 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4

[C: ENV-101, MAT-120 (or higher), &

ENG-122 if not previously

completed]

SUS-321-GW01LEADERSHIP, ETHICS, &

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY3 22915 LEC Caldwell GW T 3p-5p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4 [P: ENG-121]

SUS-330-SV01SUSTAINABLE ECONOMICS

3 22916 LECHillmer-Pegram

SV W 9a-11:50a 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4

[C: SUS-300 or SUS-301 if not

previously completed][P: ENG-

121; MAT-120 (or higher); ECO-201, ECO-202, or ECO-

245]

SUS-331-SV01CULTURAL & PLACE-

BASED EQUITY3 22917 LEC

Hillmer-Pegram

SV TH 9a-11:50a 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4


previously completed][P: ENV-

101, PHI-218]

SUS-416-SV01CAREERS &

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS IN SUSTAINABILITY

2 22918 LECHillmer-Pegram

SV W 1p-2:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4[C: SUS-489][P:

SUS-300 or SUS-301]

SUS-420-SV01WRITING FOR

SUSTAINABILITY3 22920 LEC Hardman SV TH 3p-5:50p 1/16-4/30 1/31 4/4


previously completed][P: ENG-

122]

SUS-430-GW01 SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS 3 22922 LEC Lupica GW T 6p-8:50p 1/14-4/28 1/29 4/4

[C: SUS-321 if not previously

completed] [P: ENG-121; MAT-120 (or higher); COM-115, COM-125 or

BUS-217 ]

SUS-431-SV01SOCIAL

ENTREPRENEURSHIP3 22923 LEC Laird SV W 6p-8:50p 1/15-4/29 1/30 4/4


previously completed]

SUS-489-SV01SUSTAINABILITY

CAPSTONE4 22924 LEC

Hillmer-Pegram

SV TTH 12p-1:50p 1/14-4/30 1/30 4/4

[C: SUS-416; SUS-300 or SUS-301 if

not previously completed][P:

senior standing]


STUDY ABROAD 4 South America / Europe / Asia / Africa

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Military/veterans, citizens aged 62 and over, and second homeowners within CMC's district may qualify for reduced tuition rates. More at: ColoradoMtn.edu/Tuition.

PAYMENTNovember 11–December 16 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight on December 16, 2019.

December 17–May 1 (2020) registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight the day following registration.

REGISTRATION ACCUPLACER TESTINGIt’s important to us that you’re in the right class. Many courses require placement testing prior to enrollment. Accuplacer quickly assesses students in the skill areas of Reading, Writing and Math to determine proper placement into college-level courses. Students must call the front desk to reserve a spot for testing.

To view the Testing Calendar:1. Go to ColoradoMtn.edu and click on the Admissions tab 2. Select Apply–Get Started and scroll to the Placement Testing link

at the bottom of the page. Then click on the Calendar link to find a date that works for you!

TO REGISTER FOR A CREDIT COURSECredit courses are indicated by the purple, 5-digit SYN. number (Example: 12345). For non-credit classes, please see the Continuing Education schedule or visit ColoradoMtn.edu/community-education.

CURRENT STUDENTSIf you have taken credit classes in the past ten months, you may register in person or online at: Basecamp.ColoradoMtn.edu

NEW STUDENTSIf you are new to CMC or have not taken credit classes in the past 10 months, you will need to:

#1 - Apply for admission online at ColoradoMtn.edu/Register.#2 - Activate your Basecamp and CMC Gmail accounts.#3 - Register and pay for classes with Student Planning,

located in Basecamp.

Visit ColoradoMtn.edu/register to get started!

COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE SPRING VALLEY

CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS

TUITION & FEESCREDIT COURSES COST PER CREDIT *Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3 CR and higher. NON-CREDIT

STATUS 100-200 LEVEL COURSES FEES 900 LEVEL COURSES

In-District $80 Textbook rental fees are $28 per credit and charged at the time of enrollment. Rental books delivered directly to you!

Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3CR and higher.

Varies by course. For costs see course description. Non-credit classes are listed in the Glenwood Springs Continuing Education schedule.

CMC Service Area $170

In-State $180

Out-of-State $453

DISABILITIES SERVICESColorado Mountain College is committed to providing access to everyone with the ability to benefit from a program of higher education. Individuals seeking disability accommodations should contact Dan Hammon, Disabilities Services Coordinator, at 970-947-8256 or [email protected].

DROPS & REFUNDSTo drop a class, students must fill out a Class Add/Drop form and submit it to any CMC location or login to WebAdvisor and drop online. To receive a refund, the class must be dropped by the refund date. Drop classes after the refund date listed in your syllabus will not receive a refund.

ACADEMIC ADVISINGA successful education begins with advising, and all students are strongly encouraged to meet with our college counselors. Contact any CMC location to make an appoinment for academic advising and career planning.

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