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Fall '05 Learning Communities
Increase your college and career success!
Become part of an exciting student success program!
If you are interested in Language Arts and Transfer Courses, Career or Technology Programs
Enroll in a Learning Community!
A Learning Community (LC) is a group of students who co-enroll in two or more classes with a common area of interest or career goal. LC classes can be from the same discipline (English 21 and English 46) or across disciplines (History 11 and Speech 101).
LC instructors work together to integrate their course content and assignments around a certain theme. Some LCs are geared for students in career and technical programs where English and Math classes are especially designed for their trade.
Benefits of a Learning Community
- The linking of courses will increase your understanding of the subject matter since the courses are more comprehensive, relevant and understandable.
- You will be better prepared for a career in your chosen field.
- Enrollment in LC courses will help you reach your goal of transferring
to a four-year university.
- LC instructors and counselors work together to help you improve your grades.
- You will enjoy a friendly and supportive learning environment since you will share more than one course with the same classmates.
Registration for sections #1274, #1164, #1764 and #1166 is in Title V Learning Communities Office in K 203D ( Business & Science Building) Monday-Thursday 9 am - 4 pm, Friday 9 am - 12 noon
(213) 763-7387 or (213) 763-7385
Learning Communities For Students in Career and Technology Programs
GEAR UP FOR SUCCESS!
Enroll in the English and/or Math classes listed below. They were designed especially for these programs. For more information please contact your department office or the Learning Communities Office (213) 763-7385/7387.
Registration is in Title V Office.
Building Blocks for College & Career Success
English 64 Learning Community
This English class will help you improve your language, writing and communication skills. You will read articles related to your trade and learn technical terminology used in your field. You will enhance your computer skills to help you with your assignments, write resumes and cover letters, and conduct internet research and job search.
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Course |
Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Instructor |
Units |
English 64
3 Units (NDA) |
1274 |
MW |
12:45 -2:10p |
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Dolan T |
3 |
Students must be enrolled in Career or Technology Programs. |
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Survive the 21 st Century! Write the World You Live and Work In
English 21 Learning Community
Did you ever think, "I am going to be a chef or diesel mechanic? I don't need to know how to write." Wrong, you need reading and writing skills to survive the new millennium-on the job and in the world.
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Course |
Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Instructor |
Units |
English 21
(NDA) Prerequisite: Engl 64 with a grade of “C” or better, or Placement |
1164 |
MW |
1:00 -2:25p |
B-120 |
Gangel-Vasquez J |
3 |
Students must be enrolled in Career or Technology Programs. |
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Success by Numbers
Math 105 Learning Community
Enroll in this Math LC to gain skills necessary for success in your chosen career: Calculating, estimating, pricing and budgeting. All subject matter and assignments are tailored to your trade to make the course more meaningful, relevant and understandable.
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Course |
Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Instructor |
Units |
Math 105
(NDA)
Prerequisite: Math 101 with a grade of “C” or better, or Placement |
1764 |
TTh |
1:00 -2:25p |
K-325 |
Meftagh T |
3 |
Students must be enrolled in Career or Technology Programs. |
Learning Community For First Semester Electronics Technologies Students
Electronics Technology & Mathematics Learning Community
Students enrolled in the following sections will constitute a Learning Community in which they will be able to enhance their learning of the fundamental concepts of Electronics and Mathematics. Concurrent enrollment required in section numbers 0483, 0484, 0485, 0460, & 0801.
For more information contact the Electronics Department Office (213) 763-3782
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Course |
Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Instructor |
Units |
Electronics Technology 111 |
0483/Lec |
T |
7:00 -9:05a |
E-304 |
Lee A |
2 |
Electronics Technology 112 |
0484/Lec |
WTh |
7:00 -9:05a |
E-304 |
Lee A |
4 |
Electronics Technology 113 |
0485/Lab |
TWTh |
9:15 -1:10P |
E-304 |
Lee A |
5 |
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Lab |
F |
7:00 -12:30p |
E-304 |
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Electronics Technology 255 |
0460/Lab |
M |
8:00 -11:05a |
E-106 |
Chavez E |
1 |
Learning Skills 60B - Math Made Easy through Electronics |
0801 |
TBA |
3:10 Hrs |
C-102 |
Roosta S |
1 |
Students must enroll in all of these classes. |
Learning Community For Second Semester Electronics Technologies Students
Electronics Technology, Physics Laboratory & Mathematics Learning Community
Students enrolled in the following sections will constitute a Learning Community in which they will be able to enhance their learning of the fundamental concepts of Electronics, Physics and Mathematics. Concurrent enrollment required in section number 0490, 0491, 1973 & 0802.
For more information contact the Electronics Department Office (213) 763-3782
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Course |
Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Instructor |
Units |
Electronics Technology 121 |
0490/Lec |
TWTh |
7:00 -9:05a |
E-313 |
Roosta SA |
6 |
Electronics Technology 123 |
0491/Lab |
TWTh |
9:15 -1:10p |
E-314 |
Roosta SA |
5 |
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Lab |
F |
7:00 -12:30p |
E-314 |
Roosta SA |
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Physics 29b |
1973 |
M |
10:10 - 1:20p |
K-422 |
Padilla F |
1 |
Learning Skills 60C - More fun with Math through Electronics |
0802 |
TBA |
3:10 Hrs |
C-102 |
Roosta SA |
1 |
Students must enroll in all of these classes. |
Learning Community In Language Arts/Humanities and Library Science
For further information please contact the Learning Communities Office
(213) 763-7385/7387
Ways of Seeing, Reading, and Writing About your World
Examine paintings, photographs, fiction, and prose. Then create your own great essays.
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Course |
Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Instructor |
Units |
English 21
(NDA)
Prerequisite: Engl 64 with a grade of “C” or better, or Placement
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1166 |
TTh |
8:35 -10:00a |
F-228 |
Blake G |
3 |
English 46
(NDA) |
1481 |
TTh |
10:10 -11:35a |
F-228 |
Hollingsworth P |
3 |
Students in section #1166 must enroll in section #1481. Students in section #1481 are strongly encouraged to enroll in section #1166. |
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Research and Rhetoric
Developing and refining rhetorical skill depends largely upon a thorough understanding of the topic. In this collaboration of Speech and Research Methods, you will learn how to find and evaluate information, which you will incorporate into powerful oral presentations.
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Course |
Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Instructor |
Units |
Speech 101
(UC: CSU) Recommended; English 28 or placement into English 101 with a grade of “C” or better |
1264 |
MW |
8:35-10:00a |
K-222 |
Wood D |
3 |
Library Science 101(CSU)
Recommended preparation; English 28 with a grade of “C” or better |
0951 |
W |
7:25-8:30a |
K-222 |
Colling M |
1 |
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