Sa n Jo a q u i n DELTA COLLEGE Schedule of Classes

www.deltacollege.edu SummerSummer 20082008 San Joaquin Delta College District Mission Statement

The mission of San Joaquin Delta College is to provide excellent post-secondary education that serves the needs of students, the College District and the community through continuing, transfer, career and technical education, and economic development. To achieve this objective, the faculty and staff are committed to providing comprehensive instructional programs, student services and public services that are high quality. In fulfilling its mission, San Joaquin Delta College acts upon the following principles: • Commitment to excellence requires effective collaboration, respect for cultural diversity, appreciation of historical perspective, open communication, high academic standards, a vital connection to the arts and cultures of the community, and competitive athletics. • Student success and equity are founded on a well-coordinated and institutionally-integrated developmental education program. • Educational resources are available to all students regardless of age, disability, gender, or ethnicity. • Institutional renewal must include continuous improvement through new and revised curricula; the use of student learning outcomes to enhance student performance; new and effective technologies; and ongoing faculty and staff professional development. All aspects of the College encourage good citizenship, responsible leadership, ethical behavior, and the appreciation of lifelong learning.

District Vision Statement

The faculty, staff, and students of San Joaquin Delta College envision a community of learners who pursue and achieve ever higher educational goals, commit themselves passionately to life-long learning, and fully appreciate the diverse and dynamic world around them. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 1 Board of Trustees Summer 2008 Table of Contents Leo Burke Accreditation ...... 1 Intersegmental General Education President AmeriCorps ...... 73 Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) ...... 15 Greg McCreary Application and Admission Information ...... 5 Internet, Hybrid and Off-Campus Courses ...... 68-72 Vice President Apprenticeship...... 23 Internet Registration...... 7-8 Associate in Arts Degrees ...... 12-13 Internship Program...... 23 Dan S. Parises Associate Degree General Education Pattern...... 17 Learning Communities...... 24 Clerk Attendance Regulations ...... 75 Lodi/Galt Classes...... 70 Anthony E. Bugarin Bookstore ...... 73 Manteca Center Classes ...... 70 Janet Rivera Building Abbreviation...... 31 Math Course Sequence and Skills Requisite Levels ...... 21 Maria Elena Serna California State University General Education Pattern ..... 16 Mission Statement ...... inside cover Ted Simas CalWORKs ...... 73 Non-Discrimination and Harassment Policy ...... 75 Campus Map...... 80 Off-Campus Assessment Placement Testing ...... 67 Valerie Novak Career Development ...... 73 Student Trustee Open Entry/Open Exit ...... 75 Catalog Rights...... 9 Parking Fees and Information...... 74 Administration Certificate Programs ...... 14 Policies ...... 75 Child Development Center...... 73 Priority Registration System ...... 11 Raúl Rodríguez, Ph.D. College Credit for High School Courses...... 18-20 Reading, English, Composition Requirements ...... 9 Superintendent/President College Fees & Refunds ...... 8 Registration and Dates ...... 4 Kathleen Hart, Ph.D. Class Listing ...... 31-66 Registration, How to Register ...... 7 Interim Assistant Superintendent/ Courses and Programs at Offered Delta College...... 25 Saturday Classes...... 66 Vice President, Instructional Services Course Numbering...... 75 Scholarship Foundation ...... 74 Crime Awareness, Campus Safety, and Security ...... 76 Services Available to Students ...... 73-74 José Michel, Ed.D. Disability Parking ...... 74 Sexual Harassment, Definition and Policy...... 75 Interim Vice President, Student Services Distance Learning and Regional Education...... 67 Short Term Courses ...... 26-30 Claire Tyson Extended Opportunities Programs & Student Right to Know Report ...... 75 Acting Vice President, Business Services Services (EOPS)...... 73 Student Services Lab...... 73 Financial Aid - Help for College Costs ...... 10 Student Rights and Responsibilities ...... 75 Richard Peralta Frequently Called Numbers ...... 77-78 Interim Vice President, Human Resources and Tracy Center Classes ...... 71-72 Food Services ...... 73 Employee Relations Transfer Center...... 74 GED ...... 73 Transfer to a Four-Year Institution...... 22 Lee Belarmino Grade Options...... 75 Waiting Lists ...... 7, 75 Vice President of Information Technology Guidance and Counseling ...... 73 Weekend College Classes ...... 66 How to Add/Drop a Course...... 7 Hazel Hill, Ed.D. What’s New...... 3 How to Get Grades...... 7 Dean of Workforce and Economic Development Work Experience Program...... 23 Instructors Phone Numbers...... 79 Charles Jennings, D.M.A. Dean of General Education and Transfer General information is available by calling (209) 954-5151. This information is available on the College Website at www.deltacollege.edu. Course descriptions are included in the “online” Schedule of Classes. Matthew Wetstein, Ph.D. This publication is intended to serve students as a guide to program planning, institutional services, and regulations for attendance at San Joaquin Interim Dean of Planning, Research, and Regional Education Delta College. The College reserves the right to change the regulations, fees, and other information contained in the Schedule of Classes, as mandated, without prior notice. Students are advised to consult the San Joaquin Delta College Catalog, also available online at www.deltacollege.edu and the Jessie Garza-Roderick, Ed.D. College counselors at (209) 954-5650 for complete information. Associate Dean of Tracy Center Alternate format is available upon request from Disability Support Programs & Services in Cunningham 120 ext. 5330. Diana Lee Slawson Executive Director Delta College Foundation San Joaquin Delta College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, 10 Commerical Blvd., Novato, CA 94949, Published and Prepared by (415) 506-0234, an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Commission on San Joaquin Delta College Office of Instruction Recognition of Postsecondary Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education. Programs Accredited or Approved by Professional Organizations and/or National & State Agencies: San Joaquin Delta Community College District reserves the right to discontinue, postpone, combine courses, American Culinary Federation Office of Immigration & Naturalization Service change instructors, and correct errors and omissions. California Speech - Language Pathology & Audiology Board National Automotive Technician’s Education Foundation Courses, course content, class times and units are California State University System National Association for the Education of Young Children National Academy of Early Childhood Programs subject to change depending upon enrollment and the California State Department of Education California State Fire Marshall California Board of Registered Nursing requirements of the district. All enrollment fees are Commission on Correctional Peace Officer’s Standards & Training California Board of Vocational Nursing & Psychiatric Technicians subject to change. National League of Nursing Accreditating Commission University of California 2 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 R Your Fellow Students E Your Instructors S Your Campus P Your Health E Your College Staff C Your Safety T YOURSELF Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 3 What’s New? Summer 2008 The Move Is On! We’ve got some major projects going on--beginning with the renovation of the Goleman Learning Resource Center followed by the start of construction for the new Student Services Gateway Building. All this building is going to have an impact on our campus that includes moving some of our programs and services to off-site locations, and the closure of some of our parking lots.

Here is what’s happenings….. • Financial Aid and Veterans Services are temporarily located at 5405 N. Pershing Ave., Ste. A • Assessment Center is temporarily located in Cunningham 220 • Electronic Enrollment Lab is temporarily located in Cunningham 226 • Americorps is now located in Shima 114 • Library is now temporarily located at 41 W. Yokuts Ave. • Cunningham 1 Parking Lot will be closed on a long-term basis during the construction of the Gateway Building • Cunningham 2 Parking Lot will be temporarily closed during the Summer Intersession and the Fall Semester • Shima 2 Parking Lot will be temporarily closed during the Summer Intersession and the Fall Semester • Part of the Holt 1 Parking Lot will be blocked off to provide a staging area for the Goleman Library renovation

To alleviate some of the impact on parking, Delta College is providing additional parking off-campus during the first 6 weeks of the fall semester. There will shuttles available to bring students to the campus from the off-campus sites. Students parking in the off-campus lot will be required to display a Delta College parking permit.

For up to date information on construction projects, visit our website at www.bond.deltacollege.edu or contact the Office of Public Information and Marketing at 209-954-5052.

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It’s all in ONE place! Check your student e-mail, register for classes, get your grades, get important announcements, request assistance via the Virtual Campus, and just about anything else you could want. Where? At MyDelta.edu - your student portal.

The Student Portal is accessed from the Delta College Homepage. Under New Students, select My Delta Portal. 4 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 2008 Summer Registration Calendar Assignment of registration date and time will be available the third week of April to students who enrolled for the 2007 Fall or 2008 Spring semester and to new students who filed an Application for Admission between January 1, 2008 and March 31, 2008. For information on applying for admission to San Joaquin Delta College, please refer to “New Students, Begin Here” on Page 5 or on the College website at www.deltacollege.edu.

• Internet (www.deltacollege.edu) access is available 7 days per week 8 AM - 9 PM, except on Fridays when it closes at 5 PM. Internet technical support is not available on Holidays

April 14, 2008 Online applications open for Summer 2008. Four-Week Classes: June 9 – July 3, 2008 Monday - Friday (Registration closes June 8 at 5:00 p.m.) April 21, 2008 through REQUEST A REGISTRATION DATE AND TIME OR July 7 – August 1, 2008 Monday – Friday May 16, 2008 CHECK YOUR ASSIGNED REGISTRATION DATE AND (Registration closes July 6 at 5:00 p.m.) TIME VIA THE STUDENT PORTAL BY LOGGING INTO ONLINE REGISTRATION. Summer registration Six-Week Classes: June 9 - July 18, 2008 Monday - Friday date and time are issued upon request to (Registration closes June 8 at 5:00 p.m.) students who have an active Application for June 30 – August 8, 2008 Monday - Friday Admission on file. (Registration closes June 29 at 5:00 p.m.)

Internet (www.deltacollege.edu) – Access is available Eight -Week Classes: June 9 – August 1, 2008 Monday – Friday 7 days per week 8am-9pm, except on Fridays when it (Registration closes June 5 at 5:00 p.m.) closes at 5pm. June 16 – August 8, 2008 Monday – Friday (Registration closes on June 15 at 5:00 p.m.) May 5, 2008 through REGISTER FOR CLASSES by: June 8, 2008 Internet June 9, 2008 SUMMER 2008 INTERSESSION BEGINS (www.deltacollege.edu). June 9, 2008 through LATE REGISTRATION AND ADJUSTMENT PERIOD May 5 through May 16, 2008 June 13, 2008 REGISTER ON OR AFTER YOUR ASSIGNED REGISTRATION DATE AND TIME Refund & Drop Dates Drop Dates and Refund Dates are noted for each individual class section in the online Class May 19 through June 8, 2008 Listing section. OPEN REGISTRATION It is the individual student’s responsibility to Operator assistance (live support) is available drop class(es) or withdraw from the College. Monday through Friday, 8 AM - 5 PM. Please refer to “Enrollment Fees, Refunds and Student Please note “Helpful Hints for Registration” on page 6 Representation Fee” on Page 9. and “Waiting Lists” on page 7. July 4, 2008 HOLIDAY – INDEPENDENCE DAY - May 26, 2008 HOLIDAY – MEMORIAL DAY - Campus Closed Campus Closed

June 8, 2008 Registration closes at 5 PM. Registration re-opens July 11, 2008 Last date to file the A.A./A.S. graduation application June 9 at 8 AM. for Summer 2008 graduation.

Final Examinations Final Examinations will be administered on the last scheduled date of class.

August 8, 2008 SUMMER INTERSESSION ENDS

IT IS THE INDIVIDUAL STUDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP CLASSES OR WITHDRAW FROM THE COLLEGE. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 5 Application and Admission Information Six Easy Steps for New Students Step 1. APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION is officially enrolled in class/es. Grades and units will not be awarded for attendance in class/ [email protected] es for which the student is not formally enrolled. Complete the online application at www.deltacollege.edu, click on “New Students, Begin Here”. For assistance with the online application contact the Helpline at (209) 954-5725. Free Protecting Your Records: computer access available in the Electronic Enrollment Services Lab (see Service To protect the confidentiality of your student records, it is highly recommended that you available to Students on page 73). create a Personal Identification Number (PIN). To create a PIN, log in to Online Registration and select the “Create PIN” option. Be sure to record your PIN in a safe place where others Important Dates – Go to www.deltacollege.edu, click on “Registration Calendar” cannot gain access to it. Returning Students: If you forget your PIN, you must request that your PIN number be reset in person at the Request an official sealed transcript from all other U.S. Colleges/Universities be sent to: San Admissions and Records Office, Holt Center, Room 101. A valid picture ID is required to reset a Joaquin Delta College PIN. Your PIN cannot be reset by phone or e-mail request. This is for your protection. ATTN: Evaluations Office, Holt 101 , 5151 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95207 A PIN number established for access to registration and student records is separate from the • Pay ALL past due fees and clear any administrative holds from your record PIN established for online courses. If you have questions about establishing a PIN number, • Provide official sealed high school transcripts (if applicable) please contact the Registration Helpdesk at: [email protected]. Please note: If you have already completed an Assessment Placement test at San Joaquin Delta College, you will not need to take the full A/P test again. Delta ID Number: Immediately after processing your application for admission, a Delta ID number is assigned. Transfer Students: Your Delta ID will be used on all printed documents such as your Class Schedule, your Academic History, class rosters, etc. All transfer students must provide: • Official sealed high school transcripts To find your Delta ID, simply log into online registration. Your Delta ID number appears directly • Official sealed transcripts from all other colleges attended to: under the “Welcome” information. San Joaquin Delta College Attn: Evalutions Office, Holt 101 Student E-Mail Accounts: 5151 Pacific Avenue Within 24 hours after processing your Application for Admissions, a student e-mail address is Stockton, Ca 95207 assigned to each new student. All correspondence from Admissions & Records and Financial Aid, as well as other important campus information, is e-mailed to students at their Delta • Assessment/Placement test scores from the college you are transferring from and request to College e-mail address. have test scores evaluated by San Joaquin Delta College’s Assessment Center in Cunningham 220 or you may choose to take the assessment test at Delta. Please contact the Assessment It is the student’s responsibility to maintain the contents of his/her e-mail account to ensure Center for more information at [email protected]. that the total size of the e-mail messages within the account does not exceed 90% of the quota. It is therefore strongly recommended that the student check his/her e-mail account Current High School Students: on, at least, a weekly basis, to read, print, save forward and/or delete e-mail messages. Students who are enrolled in high school and are recommended by their principal may A student will be notified on login when he/she is within 75% of the e-mail quota and by be considered for the College Early Start Program. The College Early Start program allows e-mail when his/her account reaches 85% of the quota. If the size of the account exceeds students to take our courses for college credit only. Each school district must determine 90% of the quota, the contents of the account will be administratively reduced by deleting whether high school credit will be granted for classes completed for college credit at San the oldest e-mail(s). Joaquin Delta College. To find your student e-mail address: All students must meet San Joaquin Delta College’s admissions, academic assessment 1. Log into “Online Registration” from the Delta College homepage. Your log in is your Delta and course prerequisite requirements. College Early Start students may not enroll in ID or your social security number, and your password is your date of birth entered as remedial developmental education courses. Registration is limited to a maximum of 11 units mmddyy. during any one semester. If you get a message that says, “We were unable to validate your login OR it has been too Enrollment in Physical Education Classes long since your last interaction,” that means your Application for Admission has not yet Physical education class enrollment of high school students is limited, by law, to 10%. been processed. For questions concerning your Application for Admission, please contact As a result, very few high school students will be eligible to enroll in physical education [email protected]. courses at the College. Students should plan on enrolling in such courses at their school. Only students officially enrolled during the registration cycle before classes begin will be 2. Once you have successfully logged into online registration, under the“Welcome” information, allowed to attend physical education classes. Under no circumstances will students you new student e-mail address appears. It will be the first initial of your first name followed be permitted to register for any physical education courses once classes begin. by your last name and three randomly assigned numbers. This is followed by “@students. deltacollege.edu”. For example, John Smith’s login would be jsmith321.” Your password is Recent High School Graduates: your date of birth entered as mmddyy or the PIN number you have created. Contact your high school and request a copy of your final transcript. Submit it by mail or in For assistance with log-in problems, please contact [email protected]. person to the Admissions & Records Office, Holt 101. Student Enrollment Responsibility: Step 2. ASSESSMENT [email protected] Per Board Policy 5056, under no circumstances will a student be allowed to attend class if Cunningham 220, (209) 954-5535 he/she is not properly enrolled. Therefore, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure he/she The purpose of academic assessment at San Joaquin Delta College is to ensure that each 6 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Six Easy Steps for New Students (Continued) student’s educational experience at Delta College is productive and rewarding. Delta information on certificate, degree and transfer requirements. The instructor/counselor will recognizes that a student’s time is valuable and that it is important for each student to also assist students in the development of a first semester course list. Additional information enroll in courses for which he or she is prepared. Assessments are offered during the day and on key resources, including Financial Aid, is also provided. Information on available sections evening before classes start and throughout the term. Students must make an appointment is shared at the Assessment Test (Step 2), the counseling web site (www.deltacollege.edu/ to take an ACE. Priority seating will be given to students who have their ACE appointment dept/guidance) or by calling (209) 954-5650. confirmation page with them at the time and date of the test. A student cannot fail the For continuing students, counselors are available to provide full Student Education Plans. The assessment. The assessment measures a student’s skills in reading, English, and mathematics Guidance and Counseling Office is open Monday, Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; (applications and computation). The results will help with placement in courses appropriate Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. to each student’s academic levels.

ACE (Assessment-Counseling Express) includes a mini orientation (90 minutes) at the Step 4. REGISTRATION [email protected] end of each scheduled assessment. This session provides important information on the To enroll in courses, you must have your Delta ID number and have met the assessment results of the assessment, registration processes, the schedule of classes, and other key requirements prior to registration. Registration is done through www.my.deltacollege.edu, click resources. Counselors will also share information on Step 3, Orientation and Course Planning. New/Returning Students tab and follow the directions in Step 5. Course selection assistance It is anticipated that in January, 2007, an electronic version of the ACE will be available for is provided in the GUID 011 class or during your meeting with a counselor (See Step 3). students who would prefer the computer based assessment/orientation option. For more Students must have completed an application for admission to the College, have a Delta ID information, contact the Assessment Center or Guidance Office. number, and have met the assessment test requirements prior to registration. All administrative and/or academic holds that prevent enrollment must be cleared prior to registration. WHO NEEDS ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT? All students enrolling for the first time are required to be academically assessed. Some An assigned date and time is required to use the registration system, except during open returning students may need to participate in the assessment process to meet specific course enrollment and after the term has begun. You will not be able to enroll until your assigned and/or program prerequisites (See, “Who IS exempt from Assessment?”). Students usually date and time. After a student’s registration date and time has passed, courses can be added choose from one of two programs: (1) The Assessment/Placement (A/P) program is designed or dropped as often as necessary while the registration system is available. for English as a first language students and for ESL students with a high school diploma from Your first choice may be full. Therefore, select two or three sections of the same course the USA. (2) The English as a Second Language (ESL) program is designed for ESL students before attempting to register. The maximum unit enrollment prior to the beginning of the who do not have a high school diploma from the USA. Both the A/P and ESL programs are fall or spring term is 18 units and summer is 9 units. Additional units may be added after approximately 3 hours in length and consist of a skills test and orientation. The A/P and ESL assessments may be taken once only; however, sections of the test may be retaken. For the term begins. assessment dates/times, contact the Academic Assessment Center or Admissions Office. (See After registration is complete, prior to the opening day of the term, you will receive e-mail page 8 for reading, English, and ESL course placements.) messages confirming classes in which you are enrolled, fee billing, and financial aid information. All correspondence from the College will be sent to your student e-mail address. WHO IS EXEMPT FROM ASSESSMENT? There are a number of ways to qualify for an exemption from assessment. Please note, It is the student’s responsibility to check his/her student e-mail on a regular basis. however, that some courses and/or programs may have specific skill prerequisites where exemptions do not apply and assessment is required. How to Register Online: #1 From the Delta College home page, www.deltacollege.edu, log in to the Student A student may be exempted from assessment if he/she has: Portal (MyDelta), then click Online Registration. Read all information and instructions a) Earned a college degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the USA carefully. — indicate on application for admission and provide copy of degree or official transcript to Admissions Office. #2 LOG-IN: Enter your Delta I.D. and or PIN (Personal Identification Number). b) Completed intermediate algebra and college-level English composition at another #3 Select the desired registration term. Example, Fall 08, Spring 09, etc. regionally accredited college or university in the USA with a grade of “C” or better — #4 Add classes by one of these two methods: provide official transcript to the Admissions Office. Open Class List – Identify desired course and select the “add to class” option. If the class is c) Decided to enroll in Level I basic skills course(s) in reading, English, and mathematics full and space is still available on the Wait List, click the “add to wait list” option. Students only. Contact Assessment Center to self-declare. cannot be placed on multiple Wait Lists for the same course. d) Decided to exercise a “one course waiver” in a course with prerequisite, “none.” A student may subsequently enroll in one course per term, provided that the previous course to Add Course – Identify desired course and enter the five digit course code in the area provided which the waiver applies was passed with a grade of “C” or better. and click the “add” option. The course code is located in Class Listing Section of the Schedule e) Has an alternative assessment from other colleges that are provided to the Assessment of Classes, available online or at the Bookstore. Center, Cunningham 220. #4 Print your schedule which will show the fees you currently owe. RETAKES AND THE APPEALS PROCESS If you experience problems registering, call 476-7901, M – F, 8am – 5pm or click on Live A student who thinks the A/P or ESL assessment did not measure his or her skill levels correctly Support in online registration. Registration assistance is also available in the Electronic may request a retake. Please contact the Academic Assessment Center, Goleman Rm 122, for Enrollment Services Lab. information regarding the retake. Further appeals may be made through the Admissions and Records Office, Holt 101. HELPFUL HINTS FOR REGISTRATION: • Students must be admitted to the College and have met the assessment test requirements For further assessment information, contact the Academic Assessment Center, (209) 954-5535, prior to registration. A registration date and time is required to use the Internet except Cunningham 220 or visit the assessment web site www.deltacollege.edu.dept/assess. during open enrollment and after the term has begun. • To obtain registration date and time information, access the Internet at www.deltacollege. Step 3. COURSE PLANNING edu and follow the steps listed above for online registration. www.deltacollege.edu/dept/guidance/ • To protect confidentiality, it is best that each student conduct his/her own registration. All new students are encouraged to enroll in a .5 unit orientation class. Guidance 11 is a one • The registration system will prevent time conflicts, multiple registrations in the same day, 8 hour orientation class or a 4-week online class which provides new students with critical course, and placement on multiple waiting lists. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 7 Six Easy Steps for New Students (Continued) • If the Internet registration system is busy, the best times to access the system is Monday each student obtain his/her own grades. - Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 3 LOG-IN: Enter Delta ID number and birthdate or PIN (Personal Identification Number). 4 Click the Log-In button. If the password is correct, the registration screen will appear. WAITING LISTS: 5 To obtain grades: Select the term for which grades are requested on the pull down menu. Waiting lists are maintained for all full classes. The student must be eligible for the class PRESS the “change terms” button after term is selected. Grades will appear on screen. To before being placed on the waiting list. This means that the student must have met the obtain a complete listing of grades from 1983 to present, select the “academic history” class prerequisites and not be in a class which conflicts in time with the one that is being option. requested. 6 Log-Out: To end registration, click the log out button. The student must attend the class and be present to be moved from the Wait List into official Note: Please refer to the Registration Calendar for dates the online system is unavailable. enrollment. Wait List placement does not constitute official enrollment. Fees are assessed and payable at the time the student is moved into full enrollment. A student on a Wait List Online Class Registration with an administrative hold that prohibits registration or a student who is absent from class will be dropped from the Wait List. How do I register for an Internet course? Enroll as you would for other classes. Once registration closes, follow the Waiting List Add Wait List During Registration Procedure. Your enrollment will be granted based on space availability and meeting the To be placed on the Wait List for a full class, the student must attempt to enroll in the class course prerequisite(s). during Registration and accept the offer of Wait list assignment or click the “Add to Wait List” option in the Open Class List. If I’m on the waiting list, how do I enroll in the class? Students on the waiting list for Internet courses should e-mail the instructor using their Delta The instructor admits students to the class based upon their position on the waiting list at College student e-mail address to request enrollment in the course. Include your name, Delta the close of Registration. To be moved from the Wait List, the student must attend class and I.D. number, course code, and confirm that you would like to be moved from the wait list to full be present, if the instructor accepts additional students from the waiting list. If a student is enrollment. You’ll be moved from the wait list to full enrollment on a space available basis. not present, the instructor admits the next student on the waiting list. If there are no students E-mails missing the required information cannot be processed. A response will be sent to your on the waiting list, or all waiting list students have been admitted, then the instructor may Delta College e-mail account. Do not include your social security number. admit other students who show up at the first class meeting. To find your student e-mail address, refer to page 5 under Step 1: Admissions/Student E-mail Wait List Add Procedure Accounts. A student who places himself/herself on the Wait List after the class begins is admitted only with permission of the instructor. The student must attend the class and be present to be How do I find an instructor’s e-mail address? considered for movement from the Wait List. Instructor e-mail addresses are generally assigned in the following manner—the initial of the instructor’s first name followed by the last name @deltacollege.edu. For example, john HOW TO ADD A COURSE: smith’s e-mail address would be [email protected]. You may also contact the College Once classes begin, there are two methods for adding a class: operator at 954-5151. Wait List Add Procedure: Log in to Online Registration and do the following: How do I add if the class and the wait list are full? Enter the five digit course code and hit the ADD COURSE CODE button (This is located at the Students who are not on the waiting list but are interested in adding an Internet course should bottom area of your class schedule). You will receive a message saying “Class has already e-mail the instructor using their Delta College student e-mail address to request access to started” and will be given the option of selecting the “Put me on the Waiting List” button. the class wait list. Include your name, Delta I.D. number, and course code. A response will be When you are successfully added to the Wait List, you get a message saying, “You have been sent to your Delta College e-mail address. added to the Waiting List for Class Code XXXXX.” Once access is granted, log into Online Registration and place yourself on the wait list using Once you have been added to the Wait List be sure to ATTEND THE NEXT CLASS MEETING the Add Procedure. AND REQUEST PERMISSION FROM THE INSTRUCTOR TO BE ADDED TO THE CLASS FROM THE WAIT LIST. Should I do anything before class(es) start? Yes! Check the “Online Classes” information and: Instructor Add Memo Procedures: Attend the class on the first day to request instructor • Review the Technical Requirements for Internet Courses. permission to add the course. If permission is granted, complete the information requested • Familiarize yourself with the Sample Class information. on the Instructor Add Memorandum. This form will be available in class. The course will be • Carefully review Frequently Asked Questions. added by the Admissions & Records Office within 24 hours of receipt of the Instructor Add • Get class materials, including the textbook, in preparation for your first Iogin. Memorandum submitted by the faculty member. • Identify the platform on which your class is taught. Students are notified via their student e-mail account when successfully added or when there *Oftentimes the course outline and specific log in instructions are included with the is a problem that must be resolved. textbook. HOW TO DROP A COURSE: How do I identify the platform on which my class is taught? DROP: Use the Internet to drop a course. Log into Online Registration and click the “Drop” Internet classes are taught from several different platforms. To identify the platform for your button next to the class you wish to drop. If a registration cycle is underway for a term other Internet class, you must log into “Online Classes” from the Delta College homepage. Sign on than the one for which you wish to drop a course, be sure to select the correct term. with your Delta College I.D. number and date of birth entered as mmddyy. Each Internet class in which you are enrolled shows the “platform” on which it is taught. HOW TO GET GRADES Courses taught on e-College and ETUDES can be accessed by clicking on the course code. Login Online www.deltacollege.edu instructions for courses taught on “other” platforms are provided directly from the instructor. 1 Click Online Registration. Please note that textbooks for classes taught on “other” platforms must be purchased prior to attempting Iogin because the class materials contain codes required for Iogin. 2 Read all information and instructions carefully. To protect confidentiality, it is best that 8 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Six Easy Steps for New Students (Continued) After registering, how do I know when to log in to my class? Fees are due at the time of registration. The actual course material will not be available until the first day of class. Once registered, you will receive an e-mail in your student e-mail account with fee payment information. What is my Iogin? Classes taught on e-College or ETUDES platforms are accessed by using your Delta College I.D. Payment may be made by: number as the Iogin. The password is the date of birth entered as mmddyy unless a PIN has • MasterCard or Visa – online at my.deltacollege.edu. Click “New/Returning Students” tab, been created. If you have created a PIN through online registration, the PIN is your password. select Pay Fees Online (under “Register for Classes” section). Do not confuse your student e-mail Iogin information with online class Iogin. They serve two • Check or money order mailed to: separate functions. Classes taught on “other” platforms are accessed by using codes provided Admissions & Records in the course textbook and from the instructor. 5151 Pacific Ave. To find out what your Delta College ID number is: Stockton, CA 95207 1. Log on to the registration system as you normally would. You will see that you have the Note: Access to student records and future registration is prohibited until fees option of using your Delta ID number or your social security number. Use your social are paid in full. security number for the first log in. 2. Enter your password beneath the SSN block. Note that the password is the same for both types of log ins (Delta ID or SSN). FEES, TUITION, & EXPENSES 3. Once you have logged on, you will see the normal greeting with your name. Just below Mandatory fees include: this, you will find your Delta ID number. • California Residents *Enrollment Fee...... $ 20.00 Please write down your Delta ID number and use it to access your records in the future. • Residents of Other States/Countries *Enrollment Fee...... $ 20.00 What do I do if l’m having trouble logging on? **Non-Resident Tuition...... $181.00 Assistance with Iogin problems is provided in several ways. You must first identify the platform Total Per Unit...... $201.00 upon which your class is taught. Once you identify it, click on the related link for that platform. Specific platform information is listed below: * Fees subject to change by the California Legislature. ** Non-Resident Tuition is set by the College Governing Board and is due in addition to e-College Platform Enrollment Fee. A student who has recently moved to California, or moved from California You may request help from the Delta Online Helpdesk for technical problems. Questions and returned, should check the specific residency requirements which are described in concerning class assignments, due dates, etc. should be directed to the instructor. Contact the College catalog or on the Admissions and Records web pages. (See AB540 exemption information is available from the “Online Classes” link from the college homepage. E-mail the information under Other Fees and Expenses). Delta Online Helpdesk at [email protected] or phone (303) 873-0005. AB540 - EXEMPTION FROM NON-RESIDENT TUITION ETUDES and ETUDES NG Platforms U.S. citizens, permanent residents, undocumented persons, and persons holding a visa which You may request help from the Etudes Online Helpdesk for technical problems. Questions allows for the establishment of residency may qualify for an Exemption from Nonresident concerning class assignments, due dates, etc. should be directed to the instructor. Contact Tuition, if the following criteria are met: information is available from the “Online Classes” link from the college homepage. Follow this link to the help desk website: http://otrs.deltacollege.edu/otrs/customer/pl or phone • Three full years of attendance in a California high school, and California high school (209) 954-5840. diploma, G.E.D. or C.H.S.P.E., and • U.S. citizenship, or Publisher Platform(s) • Permanent residency status, or You must first purchase the textbook. Part of your Iogin information is contained in the class • Possession of a non-immigrant alien visa, and application for a change of status with the materials. Without that information, you will not be able to login. Then you must check your United States Citizenship and Immigration Services on file, or student e-mail. Your instructor will provide Iogin information at your student e-mail address. • Undocumented status with application for change of status on file with INS, or If you are still having problems logging in after you have read the intructor’s e-mail and • Undocumented status with intention to file for change of status when eligible. purchased the textbook, you must contact your instructor via e-mail. To request an exemption from Nonresident Tuition, students must complete a Student Affidavit for Exemption from Non-Resident Tuition, and submit it with required documentation. The Do I have to Iogin the first day of class? form is available in the Admissions and Records Office, Holt 101or on the Admissions and It is highly recommended that you Iog in on the first day of class. Records web pages under “Forms.”

Will my Internet instructor contact me? OTHER FEES & EXPENSES Some Internet instructors contact their students via e-mail. Some do not. If you have not heard Optional fees include: from your instructor by the first week of class, you should Iogin and begin working. If you are • Student Representation Fee*...... $ 1.00 having any problems, contact your instructor by e-mail for assistance. • Associated Student Body Card** ...... $ 8.00 (Available in ASB Office located in Shima Lounge) Step 5. COLLEGE FEES * A student may decline to pay the Student Representation Fee for religious, political, Registration means enrolling in courses. An online application for admission and assessment financial, or moral reasons. testing, if necessary, must be completed prior to registration. A student may register for ** Purchase in the Delta Bookstore & pick up in the ASB Office classes on or after his or her scheduled time, but not before. See the registration calendar for registration information, dates and times. Registration may be done via the STAR system Textbook and supplies vary per class per semester. See the Bookstore for pricing. Course- (209) 476-7997 or online at www.deltacollege.edu. specific laboratory and supply fees may be charged. A Textbook Loan Program is available in the Library. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 9 Six Easy Steps for New Students (Continued) Reading, English Composition Parking Permits – Parking at San Joaquin Delta College is subject to payment of a specified Requirements fee which is subject to change. Visitors who park in metered zones or who display a valid visitor parking permit are except. English Composition Parking permits may be purchased in the Bookstore located in Danner Hall, or daily permits Students are strongly urged to enroll in the appropriate English composition class may be purchased at the yellow daily permit machines in all parking lots. as soon as possible.

Parking Permits: Semester Fee Summer Fee COMPOSITION Automobiles $20.00 $10.00 Motorcycle $16.00 $ 8.00 Level III ENGLISH 1A Daily (quarters only) $ .50 $ .50 Level II ENGLISH 79 (Prepares for entry into ENG 1A REFUND INFORMATION and satisfies the Associate Refund Policy Degree requirement.) If a student drops a class or withdraws from San Joaquin Delta College, the student is not necessarily entitled to a refund. Refunds will be given for classes dropped by the published Level I ENGLISH 70 refund deadline. For late starting and short term classes, see the refund date printed in the (Prepares for entry into Eng 79 Schedule of Classes or on the student registration receipt. or Eng 87 with successful completion.) Procedure for Requesting Refunds Obtain a “Refund Request” form from the Admissions and Records Office, Holt 101 or on the Reading Admissions and Records web pages under “Forms.” Students who place at Level I in reading and wish to enroll in a course with a Submit the completed “Refund Request” form to the Admissions and Records office, Holt 101. corerequisite of reading must enroll in reading. Students who score Level I in reading For parking permit refunds, attach the unused parking permit to the “Refund Request” form. and wish to enroll in a course with a prerequisite of reading Level II must reach Level Parking permit refunds will be granted only if all on-campus classes are dropped no later II before they will be allowed to enroll. than the published deadlines. All “Refund Request’ forms must be submitted and received no later than the final date to READING qualify for a refund. Qualifying date is generally two weeks after the refund date. Level I READING 98 and Refunds are subject to a $10.00 processing fee. READING 90 or READING 91 A, B, C, D, E, F or Refunds are processed by the Business Office and all disbursements are mailed to the address READING 97A-I provided.

STEP 6. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE English As A Second Language (ESL) Inquire about eligibility for a fee waiver and financial aid in Holt 101, or complete the Board of ESL students who do not have a United States of America high school diploma and Governors Enrollment Fee Waiver Application. Application materials and program information foreign students will be placed based upon an ESL assessment. ESL students who can be found on the financial aid web site-finaid.deltacollege.edu or in the student portal do have a United States of America high school diploma may either use the ESL (mydeltacollege.edu). assessment or the reading section of the assessment/placement assessment and the reading requirements above.

ESL (Fulfills the Reading requirement) Level I ENG 86 G KNOW YOUR CATALOG RIGHTS ENG 85 program ENG 84 program Catalog Rights are the privilege of retaining course and program ENG 83 program requirements needed for graduation as listed in the College Catalog at the ENG 82 program time of initial enrollment in college. ENG 80/81 program To retain Catalog Rights, a student must maintain continuous enrollment through the completion of requirements for graduation. Level II and III courses are Associate Degree appropriate. Level I courses do not count Continuous enrollment is defined as earning college credit in at least one toward the Associate Degrees. Students who believe their initial assessment levels semester during an academic year without interruption of progression. are incorrect may request a retake or apply for review through the Appeal Process. Appointments for retake may be arranged through the Assessment Center in An academic year begins with the Summer Intersession and includes Cunningham 220, (209) 954-5535. Appeals may be made through Admissions and the following fall and spring semesters. Records Office, Holt Center 101.

Catalogs are available “online” (www.deltacollege.edu) and at the Delta College Bookstore. 10 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 FINANCIAL AID — Help for College Costs

Financial aid is designed to help meet direct educational • TANF RECIPIENTS expenses including tuition, books, supplies, transportation, TANF Warrant or check issued in the student’s name (or the and related living costs, and is available to eligible students in parent’s name) for the same month in which the student files the form of grants, student loans, and employment programs. this application or one month before - OR Dollar amounts for individual aid programs vary from a Agency Certification - Untaxed Income Form. May be minimum of $200 to a $4,050 maximum. Eligible students obtained from the Financial Aid and Veterans Services Office are usually awarded a financial aid “package,” which includes and must be completed by the Human Services Agency. funding from a combination of aid programs. Applications for the year are available until June 15, 2008. • SSI RECIPIENTS Applications for 2008-2009 academic year are available in MEDS Card (Medical Eligibility Data System) or copy of the SSI early January with a March 2, 2008, priority deadline; however, check. Request from the Medi-Cal Unit of Human Services. students may apply at any time during the academic year. DECEASED/DISABLED VETERAN’S DEPENDENTS OR NATIONAL Applications are processed in the order received, and funds GUARD DEPENDENTS may also qualify for a fee waiver: are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis. Certification is provided by the California Department of Veterans Affairs or Student’s County Veterans Service HOW TO APPLY: Office—OR Fee Waiver certification provided by the California Each financial aid program has varying eligibility criteria National Guard Adjutant General’s Office. and varying dollar awards. Students must: 1. Pick up an application packet in the Admissions , Records METHOD B: A BOG Fee Waiver (BOGW) Method B may be Do You Need Money and Financial Aid Office, Holt 101. Each packet will awarded to low-income students. Qualification is based upon for College? include applications and information for completing a the student’s (or parent’s) income and household size. Colleges student financial aid file. may ask the student to provide documentation of income, such 2. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student as a copy of the 2005 U.S. Income Tax Return. Students are Act Fast and You Could Receive a Aid (FAFSA) and mail it in the envelope attached to required to provide documentation if it is requested. Cal Grant Cash Award of the application, or file an online application at www. METHOD C: A BOG Fee Waiver (BOGW) Method C may up to $1,551! fafsa.ed.gov. Financial aid application workshops are be awarded to financial aid applicants who are California offered in the e-Services Lab, located in Goleman 128. residents and who have applied and show financial need The Cal Grant Deadline is For workshop dates and times please check the Delta through the processed FAFSA application. College Web site. California residents may also apply for March 2nd! the Cal Grant Program. In addition to the FAFSA, Cal Grant For fee waiver applications, please contact the Financial applicants must complete an additional form by March Aid Office in Holt 101, or download an application from the To apply you must: 2. However, there is a “2nd Chance” Cal Grant deadline Financial Aid website: finaid.deltacollege.edu. of September 2. 1. Be a California Resident and attend a California 3. Complete and return all other documents to Delta LOANS College. College’s Financial Aid Office, Holt 101. The Federal Family Education Loan Program offers educational loans from local banks and lending institutions ranging up 2. Submit a 2007-08 Free Application for Federal Please Note: The process for determining eligibility can take to $2,625 for dependent, first-year students and $3,500 for Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 2nd. To apply an average of two to four weeks. The sooner a student applies, dependent, second-year students. Independent students online, go to finaid.deltacollege.edu or pickup a the sooner qualification can be determined. may borrow up to $4,000 per year. These loans must be FAFSA in Holt 101. repaid with interest. Program participants must maintain SCHOLARSHIPS continued eligibility and must remain enrolled in at least 3. Submit a GPA Verification Form* to the California Scholarships are awarded each year to students by local six units throughout the fall and spring semesters. Students Student Aid Commission. These forms are donors. Transfer and non-transfer students are eligible to dropping below half time will automatically be placed in a available in the Financial Aid Office. apply from January through March 2nd for awards made in repayment status. *Note: In most cases, we may be able to transmit late June. Selection criteria vary, but may include financial To apply for a federal loan, students must first file a completed need, academic achievement, or personal qualifications. your Delta College GPA electronically to the California FASFA. After the FAFSA apllication has been completed and Student Aid Commission. Students whose GPA’s have ENROLLMENT FEE ASSISTANCE: BOGW FEE WAIVER verified, applicants must then sign up for a scheduled Entrance been electronically submitted will be notified by The State of California has provided an assistance program to Counseling Session. There the student will receive further e-mail at their Delta College e-mail address. waive the enrollment fee for low income students. Students information, including a list of banks and lending institutions Find out more about this and other financial aid who are California residents may qualify for a fee waiver and application materials. opportunities. through the Board Financial Assistance Program by one of the following three methods: Extended Opportunity Stop by the Office of Financial Aid and Veterans Services METHOD A: If the student receives ONE of the following (Holt 101), or visit our web site: finaid.deltacollege.edu, Programs and Services or call us, (209) 954-5115. forms of public assistance: EOPS also provides financial aid and economic services for qualified economically challenged students. See “Services Available to Students.” Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 11 PRIORITY REGISTRATION SYSTEM The objective of priority registration is to give preference to students based on the variables listed below.The priority system gives a “weighted count” to each student. This is calculated automatically at the time a student is assigned a registration appointment. Priority registration appointments are based on the following factors:

1. Number of Delta AA-Appropriate Units Completed:

01 - 15 = +1 16 - 30 = +2 31 - 45 = +4 46 - 60 = +6 61 - 75 = +8 76 - 90 = +5 91 - 100 = +3 101 - 110 = +1 More than 110 Units Completed = 0

2. Highest Degree Earned or Eligible for: Lower Priority will be assigned to students who have received a BA/BS or higher degree at any accredited institution: BA/BS Degree = -1

3. Declared Goal: Priority for declaration of an AA/AS, transfer, certificate, or retraining as one of top four educational goals = +1

4. Assessment Requirements Met: Priority for completion of the Matriculation Assessment requirements = +1

5. Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA): Priority for cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0 or greater over a cumulative GPA below 2.0. Additional priority for a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater GPA will be based on AA/AS Degree - applicable courses and priority for GPA will be given only to those students whose GPA is based on 15 or more units: 2.0 to 2.99 of AA/AS units = +1 3.0 or better of AA/AS units = +2

6. Student Education Plan Completed: Preference will be given to students who have filed a Student Education Plan (SEP) = +1

7. Academic Rehabilitation: Priority for completion of the rehabilitation process = +1

8a. Progress Probation: Lower priority if more than 50% of grades are “W”, “I”, or “NC” in consecutive semesters. Two consecutive semesters = -2 Three consecutive terms = -3

8b. Academic Probation: Lower priority for students who are recorded as being on academic probation = -1

9. Guidance Orientation and Study Skills Classes: Priority will be given to students who complete any of the following guidance/orientation or study skills courses:

GUID 1, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 19, 75, 75A, 85 or English 33A = +1 Priority will be given to students who complete a Guidance 100 course. This priority will be given only for the first semester after the credit has been recorded = +1

10. Indentified EOPS and DSPS Students = +18

11a. Identified Active or Former Member of the Armed Services = +18 11b. Verified Veteran Dependent = +1 For more information contact Admissions and Records at (209) 954-5151, Holt 101 12 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008

ASSOCIATE in ARTS DEGREE Area of Concentration Requirements for an A.A. Degree A minimum of eighteen (18) semester units taken in a specific discipline as identified under “Areas of Concentration” in the College Catalog and Schedule of Classes; OR An approved program of study within an “Area of Concentration” with 9 to 15 units of course work in the specific discipline and 3 to 9 units of course work in a related discipline within the same area of concentration for a total of not less than 18 units; OR Lower-division requirements for an accredited baccalaureate institution of their choice (transfer major); *In discipline areas where there is a unit restriction, the student MUST use the 18-unit pattern. These disciplines cannot be used as a second discipline area. Courses for which the student chose credit/no credit option cannot be used toward the area of concentration. Course can be counted toward either the Area of Concentration or The General Education but not for both.

The General Education Requirements Students must complete one of the following General Education patterns:

Completion of San Joaquin Delta College Associate Degree General Education pattern with a minimum of twenty-four (24) semester units. OR Completion of California State University General Education pattern. OR Completion of the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC/CSU) General Education pattern.

Students planning to transfer should see a counselor to choose the appropriate courses to complete the entire CSU or IGETC General Education pattern.

Unit Requirement Completion of not less than sixty (60) associate degree applicable semester units of course work with not less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average.

Competency Requirement A minimum competency must be demonstrated by a grade of “C” or higher in courses offered in satisfaction of written communication, oral communication, and quantitative reasoning (IV Learning Skills).

Residence Requirement Of the minimum required sixty (60) semester units, the student must complete:

The last twelve (12) semester units and attend during the semester of qualification for graduation at San Joaquin Delta College. OR A total of at least twenty-four (24) units at San Joaquin Delta College. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 13 ASSOCIATE DEGREE

Major Requirements for the Associate Degree Associate Degree Majors: The student shall complete a discipline-specific major which will require an approved program of study with a minimum of 18 units of course work as specified in the College Catalog. • Accounting (A.S.) • Agricultural Business (A.S.) The General Education Requirements • Architecture Drafting (A.S.) Students must complete one of the following General Education patterns: • Baking & Pastry (A.S.) Completion of San Joaquin Delta College Associate Degree General Education pattern with a minimum of twenty-four (24) semester units. • Caterpillar Dealer Service Technician, Apprenticeship (A.S.) • Communication: Speech & Language Pathology Assistant (A.S.) OR • Computer Networking Technology (A.S.) Completion of California State University General Education pattern. OR • Computer Science (A.S.) • Correctional Science (A.S.) Completion of the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC/CSU) General Education pattern. • Culinary Arts (A.S.) • Diesel Equipment Technician (A.S.) Students planning to transferring should see a counselor to choose the appropriate courses to complete the entire • Engineering Technology (Civil, Electro-Mechanical, or Mechanical) (A.S.) CSU or IGETC General Education pattern. • Fire Science (A.S.) • Fluid Power & Automation Technology (A.S.) Unit Requirement Completion of not less than sixty (60) associate degree applicable semester units of • Heating & Air Conditioning - Refrigeration (A.S.) course work with not less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average. • Heavy Equipment Technician (A.S.) • Horticulture (A.S.) Competency Requirement A minimum competency must be demonstrated by a grade of “C” or higher in courses • Law Enforcement (A.S.) offered in satisfaction of written communication, oral communication, and quantitative • Music (A.A.) reasoning (IV Learning Skills). • Network Software (A.S.) Residence Requirement • Nursing, R.N. (A.S.) Of the minimum required sixty (60) semester units, the student must complete: • Office Management (A.S.) The last twelve (12) semester units and attend during the semester of qualification for graduation at San Joaquin Delta College.

OR

A total of at least twenty-four (24) units at San Joaquin Delta College. Limitation on Enrollment A condition of enrollment, which limits how students qualify for a Units earned through Credit by Examination do not apply to the residency particular program. Limitations apply to courses that include public requirement. performance or intercollegiate competition where a tryout or audition is necessary. Some courses require formal admission to a particular program in order to enroll (e.g., Apprenticeships, Associate Degree Nursing, Caterpillar Dealer Service Technology Apprenticeship, Fire Academy, Peace Officer Academy, Psychiatric Technician, Radiologic Technology, Speech-Language Pathology Assistant, and Vocational Nursing). Refer to the College Catalog for more information.

Refer to Catalog for specific requirements of the A.S. Degree Majors. 14 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Certificate Programs This section includes all certificates offered currently by San Joaquin Delta College. The certificates are designed to provide applied training in specific occupational areas that will prepare students with employable skills in the prescribed certificate area. The certificates are recognized favorably by business and industry, and they are often required for job classification advancement. Refer to the 2005-06 Catalog for changes effective Summer 2005 (AP 4100.1). Certificate Requirements A. Certificate of Completion (less than 18 units) C. Evaluation of Certificate Completion 1. Completion of not less than the number of units of course work as listed in the college 1. The Registar certifies that a student has completed the requirements for the catalog. certificate. 2. “C” or better each course in which the certificate is based. 2. The Discipline Group may waive a portion of the certificate requirement if 3. All units must be completed at San Joaquin Delta College. the student has met the requirement in the alternate manner. Total unit 4. Units earned through Credit by Examination do not apply. requriements must be satisfied. Residency requirements cannot be waived. B. Certificate of Achievement (18 units and over) 1. Satisfactory completion of not less than the number of units of course work as listed in each certificate description. Application Procedure for Certificates 2. “C” or better each course in which the certificate is based. 1. During the completing semester of the certificate program, file the Application for 3. The student must complete a minimum of 12 units or two-thirds of the certificate Certificate form with the Evaluations Office (Holt 101). course work (whichever is the greater number) at San Joaquin Delta College from the 2. Applications must be filed by the deadline date as announced in the College’s requirements and within the specific subject matter areas in which the certificate is Academic Calendar. The Academic Calendar is published in the College Catalog. granted. 4. Units earned through Credit by Examination do not apply.

Accounting Correctional Science Human Services Worker Administrative Assistant Data Entry Human Services Worker: Family Abuse Specialist Advanced Culinary Arts Diesel Automotive Equipment Technician Human Services Worker: Gerontology Specialist Agriculture Business Diesel Equipment Technician Industrial Technology Agriculture Business: Animal Science Early Childhood Education Assistant Industrial Technology: Electrical Apprenticeship Option Agriculture Business: Plant Science Early Childhood Education Associate Teacher Industrial Technology: Maintenance Agriculture Mechanics Early Childhood Education Master Teacher Apprenticeship Option American Sign Language Early Childhood Education Site Supervisor Industrial Technology: Mechanical Apprenticeship Option Apparel Design Early Childhood Education Teacher Industrial Technology: Operations Apprenticeship Option Architectural Drafting Education Aide Interior Design Automotive Body Repair Electrical Technology International Business Automotive Dealer Technician Electrical Technology: Apprenticeship Option Law Enforcement Automotive Electric Technology Electron Microscopy: Biological Logistics & Transportation Supervisor Automotive Master Technician Electron Microscopy: Crystalline Material Machine Shop Technology Automotive Master Technician - Apprenticeship Option Electronics Technology Media Studies with Concentration in Radio Automotive Mechanics Technology Eligibility Worker Media Studies with Concentration in Television Baking and Pastry Engineering Medical Office Assistant Bank Customer Service Engineering Computer-Aided Drafter Mental Health Specialist Bank Teller Engineering Drafter/Technician: Civil Specialization Merchandising Banking and Finance Engineering Drafter/Technician: Electro- Mill Cabinet Technology Basic Academy: Institutions Mechanical Specialization Mill Cabinet Technology: Apprenticeship Option Basic Business Engineering Drafter/Technician: Mechanical Specialization Municipal Clerk Basic Culinary Arts Family & Consumer Sciences: Life Management Natural Resources Management Basic Peace Officer Academy Family Day Care Provider Nursing (Registered Nurse) Bookkeeping Fashion Merchandising Office Assistant Carpentry Technology Fire Office Management Clothing Alterations and Fit Fire Academy Professional Mixology Communication: Speech Language Pathology Assistant Fitness Specialist Psychiatric Technician Computer Networking Fluid Power & Automation Technology Public Health Technician Computer Networking - Essentials General Office Radiologic Technology Computer Networking Technician Graphic Arts Real Estate Computer Operations Heating & Air Conditioning Recreation Assistant Computer Programming Heavy Equipment Mechanic Refrigeration Computer Programming - Essentials Heavy Equipment Technician Retail Management Computer Science Help Desk Risk Management & Insurance Computer Science - Essentials Horticulture - Floral Design Sign Language Computer Security - Essentials Horticulture - Landscape Design Small Business Computer Support Horticulture - Landscape Management Substance Abuse Counselor Computer Support - Applications Horticulture - Landscape Technician Supervision & Management Computer Support - Technician Horticulture - Nursery Management Tax Preparation Computer Web Developer Horticulture - Nursery Technician Traffic Shipping & Receiving Technician Computer Web Developer - Applications Horticulture Basics Vocational Nursing Construction Management Technology Horticulture: Turf Grass Welding Technology Word Processing/Desktop Publishing Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 15 INTERSEGMENTAL GENERAL EDUCATION TRANSFER CURRICULUM (IGETC) UC/CSU General Education Pattern

Completion and certification of the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) permits students to transfer from San Joaquin Delta College to a campus of either the California State University or the University of California without the need after transfer to take additional lower division general education courses to satisfy the campus’ general education requirements. Students may also opt to fulfill the general education requirements by completing the specific lower division general education requirements of the school or college of the campus to which the student intends to transfer. Both the California State University and the University of California have a specific American Institutions requirement that is separate from their general education requirements. Completion of the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum will not satisfy the American Institutions requirement. Courses used to satisfy the American Institutions requirement may not be counted to satisfy either of the Humanities (area 3) or a Social and Behavioral Science (area 4) requirement. Students are encouraged to consult with a counselor to develop an individual education plan. (Counseling Office, Danner Hall Room 205, (209) 954-5650) Note: Students using the IGETC - UC GE pattern for the Associate Degree must also take COM ST 1A.

LIST OF COURSES BY IGETC SUBJECT AREA:

AREA 1 — COMMUNICATION AREA 3 — ARTS and HUMANITIES AREA 5 - PHYSICAL and BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (3 courses, 9 semester units) (At least 3 courses, 9 semester units) At least one course from (At least 2 courses required, 7-9 semester units) One the Arts and one from the Humanities. Physical Science course and one Biological Science course; GROUP A: ENGLISH COMPOSITION at least one must include a laboratory. (1 course, 3 semester units) ART COURSES: Art 001A, 001B, 002, 003+ PHYSICAL SCIENCE COURSES: English 001A Drama 010, 016A, 016B Courses with a laboratory component are underlined. English 030 GROUP B: CRITICAL THINKING — Astronomy 001, 001L Music 001+, 002A, 002B, 004, 008 ENGLISH COMPOSITION Chemistry 001A, 001B, 003A+, 003B, 012A, 012B

(1 course, 3 semester units) Geography 001, 001L HUMANITIES COURSES: Geology 001A, 010+, 015, 016 English 001D Anthropology 004 Physical Science 001+ Cambodian 003, 004 Physic 002A+, 004A+, 010+ GROUP C: ORAL COMMUNICATION Chinese 003, 004 Plant Science 014 (1 course, 3 semester units) Civilization 003 English 035, 037, 038, 039, 040A, 040B, 042A, Students transferring to a UC do not have to meet the oral 042B, 045, 046A, 046B, 052 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE COURSES: communication requirement. Students using the IGETC - UC GE French 003, 004, 005 Courses with a laboratory component are underlined. pattern for the Associate Degree must also take COM ST 001A. German 003, 004 Anthropology 002, 002L Communication Studies 001A History 002A, 002B, 004A, 004B, 006A, 006B, 006C, Biology 001, 002, 003, 010+, 011, 031, 032, 033 017A***, 017B***, 027***, 030A***, 030B***, 031***, 034, 037 Plant Science 010, 010L Humanities 003, 004, 014A, 14B AREA 2 — MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS and Japanese 003, 004 Area 6 - Language Other Than English QUANTITATIVE REASONING Philosophy 006, 040, 045, 050 Proficiency equivalent to two years of high school study (1 course, 3 semester units) Religion 014A, 014B in the same language. Students transferring to CSU do Mathematics 001+, 002, 003, 004, 012, 013+, 020, Sign Language 003 not have to meet a proficiency requirement other than 038A , 039 Spanish 003, 004 English**. Psychology 002 The following course(s) at SJDC fulfill this UC AREA 4 — SOCIAL and BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES requirement: (At least 3 courses, 9 semester units) Courses from at least two disciplines or an interdisciplinary sequence. Cambodian 002, 003*,004*,054

Anthropology 001, 006, 010 Chinese 002, 003*, 004*, 054 Biology 030 French 002, 003*, 004*, 054 Child Development 021+ German 002, 003*, 004*, 054 Communication Studies 007 Italian 002, 003*, 004*, 054 Japanese 002, 003*, 004*, 054 NOTICE TO STUDENTS Economics 001A, 001B Political Science 001***, 002, 005, 010 Sign Language 002,003*, 004 Selection of courses from this list may be Psychology 001, 003, 004, 030 Spanish 054, 002, 002A, 003*, 004*, 005, 006 affected by one or more factors, including choice Social Science 030 of major, university transfer requirements, or Sociology 001A, 001B, 024, 027, 033 prerequisite or sequencing requirements. Failure Effective - Spring 2007 to plan appropriately WILL adversely affect NOTES: timely graduation and/or transfer. Students are + Transfer credit may be limited by UC or CSU, or both. Students should consult a counselor for additional encouraged to consult with a counselor to develop information. an individualized education plan. (Counseling Office, ***Courses which satisfy the American Institutions Requirement. These courses may not also be used to satisfy Danner Hall Room 205, (209) 954-5650) IGETC area. See “Transfer To A Four-Year Institution” .

PLEASE SEEK ADVICE FROM A COUNSELOR FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 16 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY General Education Pattern Each candidate for the bachelor’s degree from a California State University (CSU) institution shall complete a pattern of forty-eight (48) semester units of general education courses in addition to courses in American History and Institutions. A student may complete a maximum of thirty-nine (39) of the forty-eight (48) units at San Joaquin Delta College. The San Joaquin Delta College forty-two (42) unit requirement allows students to meet both the CSU General Education pattern and the CSU’s 40404 requirement for American History and Institutions. Students completing the CSU general education pattern will meet the general education requirements of San Joaquin Delta College’s Associate degrees.

Courses shall be selected from Areas A – E below:

A. COMMUNICATION IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE C. ARTS, LITERATURE, PHILOSOPHY AND FOREIGN D. (Continued) AND CRITICAL THINKING: LANGUAGES: 2. Human Social, Political, and Economic A minimum of nine (9) units is required to include A minimum of nine (9) units is required, to include Institutions A minimum of six (6) units from one course from each group. at least three units from Group 1 and 2. at least two separate disciplines. 1. Arts 1. Oral Communication # Administration of Justice 021 • Art 001A, 001B, 002, 003, 004, 006, 007A, 020A, Communication Studies 001A Agriculture Business 012 033A, 040A, 064A Anthropology 001, 006, 010 • Drama 010, 016A, 016B 2. Written Communication # Biology 030+ • English 030 English 001A Business 008, 026 • Fashion 008 Child Development 021 • Horticulture 004 3. Critical Thinking # Communication Studies 007****, 011**** • Music 001, 002A, 002B, 004, 007, 008 Communication Studies 005 Economics 001A, 001B English 001B, 001D • Photography 001A Geography 002, 003, 010 Philosophy 030 2. Humanities History 002A, 002B, 004A, 004B, 006A, • Civilization 003 006B, 006C, 037 B. PHYSICAL UNIVERSE AND ITS LIFE FORMS: • English 034, 035, 037, 038, 039, 040A, 040B, Political Science 002, 005, 010 A minimum of nine (9) units is required, to include 042A, 042B, 045, 046A, 046B, 052 Psychology 001, 003+, 004, 030+ at least one course from each of first three groups • Humanities 003, 014A, 014B Social Science 030**** listed below. A laboratory course from either Group 1 or • Philosophy 006, 040, 045, 050 Sociology 001A, 001B, 024, 027, 033**** 2 must be included. In order for a 001L, 002L, or 010L • Religion 014A, 014B laboratory course to count as the required lab. course, the E. LIFE-LONG UNDERSTANDING AND SELF- corresponding lecture course is also required. 3. Foreign Language DEVELOPMENT: • Any one course in the sequence 001-004 or A minimum of three (3) units is required.*** 1. Physical Science any two courses in the sequence 051-054 Anthropology 004 • Astronomy 001, 001L* • French 005 Biology 030+ • Chemistry 001A*, 001B*, 003A*, 003B*, 012A*, • Sign Language 001, 002, 003, 004 • Spanish 001A, 002A Child Development 026 012B* Communication Studies 003 • Geography 001, 001L* Computer Science 011 • Geology 001A*, 010, 015, 016 D. SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS AND BEHAVIORS; HISTORICAL English 033G • Physical Science 001 BACKGROUND: Family and Consumer Sciences 002, 003, 005, • Physics 002A*, 004A*, 010* A minimum of twelve (12) units is required, to include 006, 023 • Plant Science 014* at least six units from each group. Guidance 008 Health Education 001, 030 2. Life Science (*) 1. U.S. History/U.S. Constitution/ California Humanities 004 • Animal Husbandry Sciences 010, 010L* State and Local Government** Physical Education 001D, 009A Psychology 003+, 024, 030+ • Anthropology 002, 002L* Option 1 ** • Biology 001*, 002*, 003*, 010*, For U.S. History/U.S. Constitution: Effective - Fall 2007 011*, 031*, 032*, 033* History 017A • Natural Resources 002 California State and Local Government, NOTES: • Plant Science 010, 010L* one of the following: ** indicates laboratory course History 027, 030B, 034 or ** indicates “Meets Title 40404 requirement” 3. Mathematics Quantitative Reasoning# Political Science 001. OR *** indicates “Entire three units may not be selected from • Mathematics 001, 002 , 003, 004, 005, 010, 012, Option 2 ** Physical Education” 013, 017A, 020, 038A, 039 For U.S. History, one of the following: **** indicates CSU Sacramento “Race and Ethnicity in • Psychology 002 History 017A, 017B, 027, 030A, 030B, 031 American society” general education requirement and for U.S. Constitution and California State (#) indicates with a “C” or better and Local Government: (*) Effective Fall 2005 the courses accepted for satisfaction of Political Science 001. the U.S. History, Constitution and American Ideals requirement has changed. If you completed this requirement prior to Fall NOTICE TO STUDENTS 2005, you will not be affected. It is highly recommended that Selection of courses from this list may be affected by one or more factors, including choice of major, university transfer you make an appointment to see a counselor if you have any requirements, or prerequisite or sequencing requirements. Failure to plan appropriately WILL adversely affect timely questions about this change in requirements. Counseling graduation and/or transfer. Students are encouraged to consult with a counselor in developing an individual education appointments may be made by calling (209) 954-5650. plan. Counseling services are available in Danner Hall Room 205, (209) 954-5650. + Course may be listed in more than one area, but shall not be certified in more than one area. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 17 Associate Degree General Education Pattern

The Chancellor’s Office for the California Community Colleges deems that the governing board of community colleges shall establish a general education program which symbolizes a successful attempt on the part of the college to lead students through patterns of learning experiences designed to develop certain capabilities and insights. Among these are the ability to think and to communicate clearly and effectively both orally and in writing; to use mathematics; to understand the modes of inquiry of the major disciplines; be aware of other cultures and times; to achieve insight gained through experience in thinking about ethical problems; and to develop the capacity for self-understanding. In addition to these accomplishments, the student shall possess sufficient depth in some field of knowledge to contribute to lifetime interest. General education is designed to introduce students to the variety of means through which people comprehend the modern world. It reflects the conviction of colleges that those who receive their degrees must possess in common certain basic principles, concepts and methodologies both unique to and shared by the various disciplines. College educated persons must be able to use this knowledge when evaluating and appreciating the physical environment, the culture and the society in which they live. Important Date — July 11, 2008 Last Day to File for Graduation with AA, AS, or Certificate for Summer 2008

Each candidate for San Joaquin Delta College’s Associate in Arts degree or Associate in Science degree shall complete no fewer than a total of twenty-four (24) semester units of course work among categories through V below. Courses which satisfy the major area requirement or the general education course requirement may be used to meet either of the requirements, but not for both. For students planning to transfer, refer to CSU and UC patterns.

I. NATURAL SCIENCES III. HUMANITIES V. CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES (1 course minimum) (1 course minimum) (1 course minimum)

Animal Husbandry Science 010, or 010/010L Anthropology 004 Administration of Justice 021 Anthropology 002 or 002/002L Art 001A, 001B, 001C, 002, 002A, 003, 004 Biology 030 Astronomy 001 or 001/001L Civilization 003 Business 008, 020 Biology 010, 011, 012 Culinary Arts 016 Communication Studies 007, 011 Chemistry 001A, 003A, 010 Drama 010, 016A, 016B Computer Science 011 Family and Consumer Sciences 006 English 030, 035, 037, 038, 039, 040A, Education 010 Geography 001 or 001/001L 040B, 042A, 042B, 043C, 043D, 045, 046A, 046B, English 034 Geology 001A, 010, 015, 016 047, 049, 052, 055, 057 Family and Consumer Sciences 002, 003, 005, 023 Natural Resources 002 Fashion 008 Physical Science 001 Foreign Language 001, 051-052 Guidance 008 Physics 010 Horticulture 004 Health Education 001 Plant Science 010, or 010/010L Humanities 003, 004 Library 003 Music 001, 002A, 002B, 004, 007, 008 Mass Communication 001, 004 II. SOCIAL SCIENCE Philosophy 006, 045 Philosophy 040 (1 course minimum from each group) Sign Language 001 Political Science 005 Psychology 030 Group A Sociology 001B, 027, 033 IV. LEARNING SKILLS History 017A, 017B, 027, 030A, 030B, 031, 034 (1 course minimum, from each group) Political Science 001

Group A Group B Communication Studies 005 Agriculture Business 012 English 001A, 079, 079L Anthropology 001, 010 Child Development 021, 026 Group B Economics 001A, 001B Agriculture Business 013 NOTICE TO STUDENTS Geography 002, 010 Selection of courses from this list may be affected by Math 001, 010, 012, 013, 017A, 020, 022, 038A, History 002A, 002B, 004A, 004B, 006A, 006B, 006C one or more factors, including choice of 038B, 039, 082 Political Science 002, 003, 010 major, university transfer requirements, or Philosophy 030 Psychology 001 prerequisite or sequencing requirements. Failure Psychology 002 Social Science 030 to plan appropriately WILL adversely affect timely graduation and/or transfer. Students are encouraged Sociology 001A Group C to consult with a counselor to develop an individualized

Communication Studies 001A, 003, 008 education plan. (Counseling Office, Danner Hall, Room 205, (209) 954-5650). 18 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 COLLEGE CREDIT FOR HIGH SCHOOL COURSES Students who have completed articulated courses in high school may receive college If you have taken any of the courses on the List of Articulated Courses, you may wish credit at San Joaquin Delta College. The College is committed to comprehensive to exercise your right to obtain college credit by completing ALL of the following articulation of instructional programs with both secondary and post secondary criteria: education institiutions, usually referred to as “2 + 2 + 2” articulation. The “2 + 2” 1. Successfully complete the courses according to the articulation agreement between the articulation links the high school program, adult school and ROP with San Joaquin high school and Delta College. Delta Community College programs. These articulated programs lead to an Associate 2. File an Application for Admission to San Joaquin Delta College. Online Application Access Degree. The “2 + 2 + 2” articulation adds a four-year college or university program 3. Take the Assessment/Placement test, ACE OR you may decide to exercise a “one course leading to a Baccalaureate Degree where appropriate. waiver” in a course with prerequisite, “none.” 4. Successfully complete the New Student Orientation course. Guidance 11 The articulation process is a system designed to help students to advance from one 5. Request credit within two years of course completion or no later than two years after high course, program, or educational level to the next without unnecessary repetition of school graduation. essentially similiar courses for which credit has been received. 6. File an Application for College Credit AND submit Official/Sealed Transcripts from High School/Secondary School to the Admissions and Records Office, Holt 101, 5151 Pacific http://www.deltacollege.edu/dept/ar/admissions/22articulation.html to complete Ave., Stockton, CA 95207. the following process online. Text in italics below indicates a link to an electronic If you have questions, please contact the Admissions Office at (209) 954-5728. form.

High School High School Class SJDC Class Effective thru May 31, Amador High School Auto Services ROP AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Amador High School Auto Services ROP AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Amador High School Auto Services ROP AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Advanced Auto Mechanics AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Advanced Auto Mechanics AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Advanced Auto Mechanics AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Auto Services 5655.70 AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Auto Services 5655.70 AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Auto Services 5655.70 AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Calculus AP MATH 001 Calculus 2008-2011 Bear Creek High School Cisco 1st and 2nd Semesters ELECT 030A Basic Electronic Computer Networking & ELECT 030B Advanced Electronic Computer Networking 2007-2010 (Pending) Bear Creek High School Computer Literacy Intro BIM 001A Beginning Keyboarding 2007-2010 (Pending) Bear Creek High School Drafting Introduction 5707.00 E TECH 013 Engineering Drafting Skills 2009 Bear Creek High School Fashion and Design 4411.00 FASHION 030 - Basic Industry Sewing 2007-2010 (Pending) Bret Harte High School Health Science H S 036 Medical Terminology and Speech and HS 039 Survey of Health Careers 2007-2010 (Pending) Calaveras High School Auto Mechanics 1, 2 AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Calaveras High School Automotive Level II AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Calaveras High School Automotive Service Occupations ROP AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Calaveras High School Desktop Publishing GRART 001A Digital Imaging 2009 Calaveras High School Health Science (CHS #7020) H S 036 Medical Terminology and Speech and H S 039 Survey of Health Careers 2007-2010 (Pending) Calaveras High School Introduction to Office Technology 1st Semester BIM 001A Beginning Keyboarding 2009 Calaveras High School Introduction to Office Technology 2nd Semester BIM 001B Document Processing 2009 Calaveras High School Microsoft Office 2000 CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, and Access 2008-2011 Calaveras High School Police Science, ROP AJ 022 Concepts of Criminal Law, AJ 025 Criminal Investigation, and AJ 026 Patrol Procedures 2008-2011 East Union High School Accounting I BUS 010A Bookeeping 2008-2011 East Union High School AP Statistics MATH 012 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 2009 East Union High School Computer Keyboarding BIM 001A Keyboarding and BIM 001B Document Processing 2008-2011 Escalon High School Accounting ROP BUS 010A Bookkeeping 2009 Escalon High School Auto 1 AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Escalon High School Automotive Technology II AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Escalon High School Automotive Technology III AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Escalon High School Office Procedure BIM 038 Office Technologies 2008-2011 Franklin High School Biology HL 1 & 2 BIOL 001 Core Biology 2008-2011 Galt High School Flori/Landscape 3665 HORT 031A and HORT 031B Floral Arrangement 2009 Galt High School Health Occupations II/Medical Terminology H S 036 Medical Terminology and Speech 2007-2010 (Pending) Institute for Global Commerce and Government (West High) 4590 International Business BUS 055 International Business 2009 Institute for Global Commerce and Government (West High) 4685 Law, Order, and Public Policy AJ 021 Criminal Justice in Safety 2009 Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 19 COLLEGE CREDIT FOR HIGH SCHOOL COURSES — Continued High School High School Class SJDC Class Effective thru May 31, Lincoln High School Accounting I BUS 010A Bookkeeping 2008-2011 Lincoln High School Anatomy & Physiology BIOL 033 Anatomy & Physiology 2008-2011 Lincoln High School AP Statistics MATH 012 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 2009 Lincoln High School Biology BIOL 010 Survey of Biology 2009 Lincoln High School Calculus MATH 001 Calculus 2009 Lincoln High School Drafting 2 E TECH 011 Engineering Drafting 2007-2010 (Pending) Lincoln High School Drafting I E TECH 013 Engineering Drafting Skills 2008-2011 Lincoln High School Fashions II FASHION 030 Basic Industry Sewing 2009 Lincoln High School Floriculture ROP HORT 031A and HORT 031B Floral Arrangement 2009 Lincoln High School Keyboarding BIM 001A Keyboarding 2008-2011 Lincoln High School ROP Child Care CDEV 032A Early ECE Practicum 2007-2010 (Pending) Lincoln Technical Academy Banking and Money Management BIM 032A Beginning Office Calculation and BIM 032B Intermediate Office Calculation 2007-2010 (Pending) Lincoln Technical Academy Banking and Money Management BUS 078 Introduction to Teller Training 2007-2010 (Pending) Lincoln Technical Academy Fire Science FIRE 074 Fire Behavior and Combustion 2007-2010 (Pending) Lincoln Technical Academy Microsoft Office 2000 CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, and Access 2008-2011 Lincoln Technical Academy PageMaker 5 - Macintosh BIM 023P or BIM 023M Beginning Desktop Publishing Using PageMaker 2008-2011 Lincoln Technical Academy WordPerfect for Windows BIM 082 WordPerfect for Windows 2007-2010 (Pending) Lindbergh Education Center Careers in Law Enforcement AJ 41 AJ 021 Criminal Justice in Safety 2009 Lindbergh Education Center Fashion Merchandising FASHION 002 - Introduction to the Fashion Industry 2008-2011 Lindbergh Education Center ROP Automotive Technology AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2007-2010 (Pending) Lindbergh Education Center ROP Automotive Technology AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2007-2010 (Pending) Lindbergh Education Center ROP Automotive Technology AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2007-2010 (Pending) Lindbergh Education Center ROP Banking and Finance BUS 078 Introduction to Teller Training 2007-2010 (Pending) Lindbergh Education Center ROP Career Office Training BIM 032A Beginning Office Calculation 2007-2010 (Pending) Lindbergh Education Center ROP Careers with Children CDEV 032A Early ECE Practicum 2008-2011 Lindbergh Education Center ROP Health Careers H S 039 Survey of Health Careers 2008-2011 Linden High School Anatomy/Physiology AB BIOL 011 Human Biology 2009 Linden High School Computer Applications CSA 018 Microcomputers and Small Business: Apple Macintosh 2008-2011 Linden High School Engineering Drafting Technology E TECH 013 Engineering Drafting Skills 2009 Linden High School ROP Fire Science FIRE 074 Fire Behavior and Combustion 2009 Linden High School ROP Landscape/Plant Production HORT 001 Fundamentals of Horticulture 2009 Lodi High School Accounting I BUS 010A Bookkeeping 2008-2011 Lodi High School Agriculture Biology CP AH SC 010 Principles of Animal Science 2007-2010 (Pending) Lodi High School AP Statistics 2483.16 MATH 012 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 2009 Lodi High School Calculus AP MATH 001 Calculus 2007-2010 (Pending) Lodi High School Computer Aided Drafting and Design ROP 5705.70 E TECH 012 Computer-Aided Drafting 2008-2011 Lodi High School Computer Literacy BIM 001A Beginning Keyboarding and BIM 001B Document Processing 2009 Lodi High School Drafting Intro or Adv. Drafting E TECH 013 Engineering Drafting Skills 2008-2011 Lodi High School Fashion and Design 4411.00 FASHION 030 Basic Industry Sewing 2007-2010 (Pending) Lodi High School Interior Design ID 002 Introduction to Interior Design 2008-2011 Lodi High School Intro Auto Mechanics & Advanced Auto Mechanics AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Lodi High School Intro Auto Mechanics & Advanced Auto Mechanics AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Lodi High School Intro Auto Mechanics & Advanced Auto Mechanics AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Lodi High School Pre-Calculus 2451.10 MATH 039 Precalculus 2009 Manteca High School Accounting I BUS 010A Bookkeeping 2008-2011 Manteca High School Calculus AB MATH 001 Calculus 2009 Manteca High School Computer Applications I CSA 018 Microcomputers and Small Business: Apple Macintosh 2008-2011 Manteca High School Drafting I E TECH 013 Engineering Drafting Skills 2008-2011 Manteca High School Pre-Calculus MATH 39 Precalculus 2007-2010 (Pending) Modesto High School Automotive Technician ROP AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2007-2010 (Pending) Modesto High School Automotive Technology 1-2 AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2007-2010 (Pending) Modesto High School Automotive Technology 3-4 AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2007-2010 (Pending) Sierra High School Accounting I BUS 010A Bookkeeping 2007-2010 (Pending) Sierra High School Calculus AB MATH 001 Calculus 2007-2010 (Pending) Sierra High School Calculus BC MATH 002 Calculus 2007-2010 (Pending) 20 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 COLLEGE CREDIT FOR HIGH SCHOOL COURSES — Continued

High School High School Class SJDC Class Effective thru May 31, Sierra High School Computer Applications CSA 018 Microcomputers and Small Business: Apple Macintosh 2007-2010 (Pending) Sierra High School Fashion and Design FASHION 030 Basic Industry Sewing 2008-2011 Sierra High School Pre-Calculus MATH 39 Precalculus 2008-2011 St. Mary’s High School Calculus AP MATH 001 Calculus and MATH 002 Calculus 2009 St. Mary’s High School Pre-Calculus MATH 39 Precalculus 2009 St. Mary’s High School Pre-Calculus Honors MATH 39 Precalculus 2009 St. Mary’s High School Statistics MATH 012 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 2009 Stagg High School Auto Mechanics 1, 2 AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Stagg High School Auto Mechanics 1, 2 AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Stagg High School Auto Mechanics 1, 2 AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Stagg High School Clothing and Textiles 3 and 4 FASHION 030 Basic Industry Sewing 2008-2011 Stagg High School Community First Aid and Safety H ED 030 Community First Aid and Safety 2010 Stagg High School CPR H ED 032 CPR 2010 Stagg High School Medical Terminology and Speech H S 036 Medical Terminology and Speech 2010 Tokay High School Auto I and Auto II AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2008-2011 Tokay High School Auto I and Auto II AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2008-2011 Tokay High School Auto I and Auto II AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2008-2011 Tokay High School Cisco 1st and 2nd Semesters ELECT 030A Basic Electronic Computer Networking & ELECT 030B Advanced Electronic Computer Networking 2007-2010 (Pending) Tokay High School Computer Applications 4652.00 CSA 018 Microcomputers and Small Business: Apple Macintosh 2007-2010 (Pending) Tokay High School Computer Assisted Drafting E TECH 012 Computer-Aided Drafting 2007-2010 (Pending) Tokay High School Computer Literacy 4610.00 BIM 001B Document Processing 2007-2010 (Pending) Tokay High School Drafting Introduction E TECH 013 Engineering Drafting Skills 2008-2011 Tokay High School Fashion & Design FASHION 030 Basic Industry Sewing 2008-2011 Tokay High School Interior Design ID 002 Introduction to Interior Design 2008-2011 Tokay High School Pre-Calculus MATH 39 Precalculus 2009 Tracy High School Accounting I BUS 010A Bookkeeping 2008-2011 Tracy High School Auto Tech 2 Hr ROP AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2007-2010 (Pending) Tracy High School Auto Tech 2 Hr ROP AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2007-2010 (Pending) Tracy High School Auto Tech 2 Hr ROP AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2007-2010 (Pending) Tracy High School F.E.A.S.T. ROP CUL ART 001 Introduction to Hospitality Industry 2008-2011 Tracy High School IB H Adv Bio 2 BIOL 001 Core Biology 2008-2011 Tracy High School Vocational Welding MECH 010 Basic Welding for the Trades 2007-2010 Weber Institute 8714 Nurse Assistant ROP H S 070 Nursing Assistant Training 2010 Weber Institute Advanced Cisco Networking Academy 1st semester ELECT 030A Basic Electronic Computer Networking & ELECT 030B Advanced Electronic Computer Networking 2008-2011 Weber Institute Advanced Cisco Networking Academy 2nd semester ELECT 030C Basic Electronic Computer Networking & ELECT 030D Advanced Electronic Computer Networking 2008-2011 Weber Institute Cisco Networking Academy 1st semester ELECT 030A Basic Electronic Computer Networking 2008-2011 Weber Institute Cisco Networking Academy 2nd semester ELECT 030B Advanced Electronic Computer Networking 2008-2011 Weber Institute Cisco Networking Academy 3rd semester ELECT 030C Basic Electronic Computer Networking 2008-2011 Weber Institute Cisco Networking Academy 4th semester ELECT 030D Advanced Electronic Computer Networking 2008-2011 Weber Institute ROP I #8800 AUTO 062 Brakes, Suspensions and Powertrain Systems 2009 Weber Institute ROP I #8800 AUTO 063 Fuel and Electrical Systems 2009 Weber Institute ROP II #8801 AUTO 064 Basic Engines 2009 West High School Algebra 2 Pre-AP MATH 038A Precalculus I 2008-2011 West High School Computer Literacy/Keyboarding BIM 001A Beginning Keyboarding 2008-2011 West High School Pre-Calculus Honors MATH 39 Precalculus 2009 Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 21 Math Course Sequence High School Algebra I - Completed with a “C” or better is equivalent to Delta College Math 80

High School Algebra II - completed with a “C” or better is equivalent to Delta College Math 82

MATH 38A MATH 22 Precalculus I Discrete Math

MATH 38B Precalculus II

MATH 39 Precalculus

*MATH 83A/B and MATH 84A/B have been deactivated as have MATH 80L and 82L. **Math 38A and MATH 38B are needed for MATH 1 OR MATH 39 can be taken but only if the special prerequisites of this fast-paced course are met. Math Skills Requisite Levels

MATH Level I MATH Level II ReQUIRED *DV ED 077 Applied Mathematic Laboratory Math 80 Elementary Algebra *DV ED 079 Applied Mathematic Laboratory Math 82 Intermediate Algebra *DV ED 074A-B Applied Math *Math 78 Pre-Algebra *DV ED 078 Applied Math Lab (Some of the above courses may have requirements other than *DV ED 087 Survival Math test scores. Previous course work may qualify for some math *MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic classes.)

*Units earned in these courses do not count toward the Associate Degree. 22 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 TRANSFER TO A FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTION If you are planning to transfer to a four year institution a. meet the admission requirements for a first- OTHER REQUIREMENTS from San Joaquin Delta College, you should consult with a time freshman (A-G subjects, grades, and test You may be able to satisfy additional campus-specific Delta College counselor, a representative of the campus to requirements) or successfully complete courses to requirements before transferring. Requirements may include which you plan to transfer, and refer to the college catalog for make up any subject deficiencies; a foreign language , diversity or a literacy. Consult with a that campus in order to obtain the most current information. b. have a college grade point average of 2.0 or better counselor to determine if the campus you are planning to Additional information is available at www.californiacolleges. in all transferable college units attempted; attend has any special requirements you can satisfy before edu, this is California’s free official source for college and career c. contact the campus you wish to attend to determine transferring. planning. You are encouraged to visit the web sites published whether there are limits on admission as a lower in this article. division transfer. GENERAL EDUCATION CERTIFICATION There are four things to research when planning the 2) Admission requirements for students who have Request partial or full certification of your general courses you will need to transfer: completed 60 transferable units at the time of entry to education courses after you have been admitted to a four- 1) Admission requirements for the university you plan to the UC: year institution that you wish to attend and during your attend. a. have a college grade point average of at least a last semester of enrollment at Delta College. If you have 2) General education requirements. Consult with your 2.4; been following the CSU general education pattern, partial counselor to select a general education pattern that best b. complete two transferable college courses in English or full certification is available. If you have been following meets your transfer goals. composition, one transferable college course in the IGETC general education pattern, with few exceptions, 3) Major preparation courses which meet pre-requisites for mathematical concepts and quantitative reasoning, only full certification is available. The certification process upper division coursework. Consult with your counselor and four transferable college courses chosen from can help you avoid having to take additional lower division to determine which lower division courses and major at least two of the following subject areas: arts and courses for general education after transferring to the four- preparation courses you should complete at San Joaquin humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and year institution. The forms to apply for general education Delta College before you transfer. physical and biological sciences. certification are available in the Evaluations Office, Holt 101, 4) Other requirements that can be completed at the or in Guidance and Counseling, Danner 205. community college, e.g., foreign language, diversity For more information visit www.universityofcalifornia. edu or obtain printed materials in the Career Transfer Center, requirement, computer literacy. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TRANSFER ADMISSION Danner 202-203, San Joaquin Delta College. GUARANTEE PROGRAM (TAG) ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS In 2007, the University of California started using a Transfer to a California State University (CSU): Transfer to a California Independent College or common name and form for its’ transfer admission guarantee 1) Admission requirements for students who have University: program. Under the Transfer Admission Guarantee program, completed fewer than 60 transferable units at the time Each of these campuses maintain different admission seven out of ten UC campuses offer guaranteed admission of entry to the CSU: requirements. To begin exploring and identifying the campus to California community college students who meet specific a. have a college grade point average of 2.0 or better suited to your needs, you should: requirements. Students in the TAG program can receive early in all transferable college units attempted; 1) visit www.aiccumentor.org. This web site provides review of their academic records, early admission notification b. be in good standing at the last college or university more information about California’s 77 independent and specific guidance on major preparation and general attended (eligible to re-enroll); colleges and universities; education coursework. These agreements, developed in c. meet the admission requirements for a first-time 2) visit www.californiacolleges.edu. This web site is conjunction with your Delta College Counselor, will guarantee freshman or successfully complete necessary courses California’s free official source for college and career your admission to the university for which the agreement to make up the deficiencies; planning. is written. With your counselor, you will develop a Student d. meet the eligibility index required of a freshman 3) visit the campuses you have selected, see for yourself; Education Plan, (SEP), which will ensure that you are taking (you may need SAT or ACT test scores, depending 4) learn how to apply for financial aid in California. the proper courses to become eligible for admission. Your SEP on your grade point average and the requirements will include the courses necessary to complete your general for the campus you wish to attend); GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS education and major preparation requirements. If you fulfill e. contact the campus you wish to attend to determine The California State University (CSU) and the University your obligation as outlined in the TAG, the Transfer institution whether there are limits on admission as a lower of California (UC) campuses have different admission and will fulfill its obligation, meaning you will be automatically division transfer. Some campuses may require general education requirements. Depending on your choice of admitted upon completion of the formal admissions process. completion of English composition and general campus and major, you may be advised to complete minimum To develop your TAG, see a counselor as soon as possible education mathematics. general education courses or an entire general education during your first semester at Delta College by contacting the 2) Admission requirements for students who have pattern. Consult with a counselor or university representative Counseling Office for an appointment at (209) 954-5650. For completed 60 or more transferable units at the time of or university website to determine which GE pattern will details, visit www.UCTransfer.org to see a list of participating entry to the CSU: satisfy the general education requirements needed at the campuses, eligibility criteria, and campus-specific notes. a. have a college grade point average of 2.0 or better institution you wish to attend. in all transferable college units attempted; CENTRAL VALLEY HIGHER EDUCATION CONSORTIUM b. be in good standing at the last college or university MAJOR PREPARATION TRANSFER ADMISSION AGREEMENT (CVHEC TAA) attended (eligible to re-enroll); Each four-year institution has a specific list of courses The Central Valley Higher Education Consortium (CVHEC) c. complete 30 semester units of courses equivalent required to prepare a student for a major. You should developed a Guaranteed Transfer Admission Agreement (TAA) to general education requirements with a grade 1) meet with a counselor to discuss which courses are in conjunction with UC Merced, CSU-Stanislaus, CSU-Fresno, of C or better. The 30 units must include all of the appropriate for the major you wish to pursue at a CSU-Bakersfield, and University of the Pacific. The TAA is general education requirements in communication particular school; designed specifically for San Joaquin Valley Community in the English language (English composition, oral 2) visit the web site www.ASSIST.org to learn more about communication, and critical thinking) and at least the preparation for the major at a UC/CSU you would like College Students. As a San Joaquin Delta College student, you one course in college level mathematics. to attend. Visit the website for the school you would like are eligible to participate in the CVHEC agreement, and receive to attend; guaranteed admission to the above 4-year Colleges and For more information visit www.csumentor.edu or 3) visit the campus you would like to attend. Talk to an Universities located in the San Joaquin Valley. Consult with obtain printed materials in the Career Transfer Center, Danner advisor in the department of your major to learn more a Delta College Counselor at (209) 954-5650 for additional 202-203, San Joaquin Delta College. about the specific preparation that is required. Meet with information. a representative from that school in the Delta College Transfer to a University of California (UC): Transfer Center. 1) Admission requirements for students who have completed less than 60 transferable units at the time (Continued next page) of entry to the UC: Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 23 Transfer To A Four-year Institution (continued) Apprenticeship UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC TRANSFER ADMISSION AGREEMENT (TAA) San Joaquin Delta College provides related courses of instruction in accordance Meet with a Delta College Counselor to determine if you are eligible to transfer and meet with the California Apprenticeship Law. Courses cover related and supplemental the criteria for your major to develop a TAA with University of the Pacific. TAA’s are available instruction in related technical areas of the trades and are intended to complement for the fall and spring terms and should be completed at least six months before you plan to attend. For additional information, go to www.pacific.edu/transfer or go.pacific.edu/taa. the skills learned on the job. Information on how to become an apprentice may be obtained from the Division of Apprenticeship Standards, 2424 Arden Way, Suite ASSOCIATE OF ARTS TRANSFER MAJOR 160, Sacramento, CA 95825 or San Joaquin Delta College, Apprenticeship Office, You may earn an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences by completing the Holt Center, room 140, 5151 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA, 95207. Phone: (209) 954- CSU general education pattern or the IGETC CSU general education pattern and completing 5236. the following additional requirements: A minimum of sixty (60) transferable units with a 2.0 or higher grade point average, meet the residence requirement of completing the last The following is a list of apprenticeship related training courses offered at Delta twelve (12) semester units at Delta College; and attend during the semester of qualification College. for graduation or complete a total of at least twenty-four (24) units at Delta College. •Auto Mechanics •Machinist •Caterpillar Dealer •Maintenance Mechanic Service Technician •Mechanical Maintenance Work Experience Program •Body and Fender Repair •Mill Cabinet Delta College recognizes the value of learning experiences that enhance formal •Civil Maintenance •Plant Operator college studies. A student may earn (elective) units towards an A.A. and/or A.S. •Diesel Technology •Plumbing and Pipefitting degree for on-the-job employment experience if they are also enrolled in a course •Electrical •Utility Craft Worker directly related to their employment. Students must be enrolled in at least seven •Electrical Maintenance units of course work including Work Experience units. Students enrolling in summer intersession must be enrolled in one course directly related to their employment (no minimum unit requirement). Internship Program Cooperative Work Experience Education is supervised employment, extending Delta College recognizes the value of learning experiences that enhance formal classroom based occupational learning to on-the-job experience. The student may college studies. A student attending Delta College may earn units towards an A.A. degree, A.S. degree, or transfer to a four year college. The internship with business qualify by using either the Parallel or the Alternate Plan. or industry requires the student to be enrolled in a course directly related to their 1. Parallel Plan: Specifically designed for students who are working and attending internship. Each student shall be engaged in a specific research project or on-the- classes during the same semester. Up to 4 units of Work Experience credit may be job learning activities under the supervision of a worksite supervisor and college earned per semester. The combined total number of units a student may take internship instructor. Students must be enrolled in at least seven units of course in internship and work experience may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. work including Internship units. Students enrolling in summer intersession must be enrolled in one course directly related to their employment (no minimum unit 2. Alternate Plan: Specifically designed for students who attend classes full time requirement). one semester (12 or more units) and work full time the next semester. Up to 8 Internships extend classroom based occupational learning to work-based units of Work Experience credit may be earned per semester. The combined total learning activities at the work site. The student may qualify by using either the number of units a student may take in internship and work experience may not Parallel or the Alternate Plan. exceed a maximum of 16 units. Parallel Plan: Specifically designed for students who are working and attending classes during the same semester. Up to 4 units of Internship credit may Students must be enrolled in the Work Experience program before the census be earned per semester. The combined total number of units a student may take in date for full term classes for each semester. The class code numbers are available internship and work experience may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. only from the Internship/Work Experience office. For more information, contact the Alternate Plan: Specifically designed for students who attend classes full Internship/Work Experience office, Holt 140, or phone (209) 954-5269. time one semester (12 or more units) and enroll in an internship the next semester. Up to 8 units of Internship credit may be earned per semester. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship and work experience may not Administration of Justice AJ 092V exceed a maximum of 16 units. Ag/Business AGBUS 096V Students must be enrolled in the Internship program before the census date for Ag/Engineering AGEGR 096V full term classes for each semester. For more information, contact the Internship/ Animal Science AHSC 096V Work Experience office, Holt 140, or phone (209) 954-5269. Business BIM 069V, BIM 098V, BUS 069V, BUS 098V, CS 69V Computer Science C S 069V, C S 098V The following is a list of Internship courses. Family & Consumer Studies FCS 093V •Agriculture Business •Construction Fire Science FIRE 091V •Agriculture Engineering •Diesel Technology Health Sciences HS 093V •Animal Science •Engineering Technology Natural Resources NR 094V •Administration of Justice •Fire Horticulture HORT 096V •Automotive Mechanics •Industrial •Auto Body •Machine Tool Plant Science PLANT 096V •Business Information Mgt •Ornamental Horticulture Vocational Ed (Apprentice) VOED 080V •Business and Accounting •Printing Technology Vocational Ed (Vocational Education) VOED 090V •Computer Science •Reading Vocational Ed (General) VOED 906V 24 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College’s Premier Program of Study LEARNING COMMUNITIES, SUMMER 2008 MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR COLLEGE EDUCATION! 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SUMMER BASIC MATH REVIEW I SUMMER PLANNING Academy

DVE 120 M-F, 11am-1pm Locke 417 Fellner, W ***** GUID 019 M-Th, 4pm-5pm Shim 327 Leach, J ***** Class meets 6/23/2008-7/11/2008 Class meets 6/2/2008-6/26/2008

GUID 019 M-F, 1pm-2:10pm Locke 417 Mekjavich, M ***** GUID 030 M-Th, 12pm-1pm Holt 201 Mekjavich, M ***** Class meets 6/2/2008-6/26/2008 Class meets 6/23/2008-7/11/2008 READING 098 M-Th, 1pm-4pm Holt 201 Kuehn, P ***** Class meets 6/9/2008-7/3/2008 SUMMER BASIC MATH REVIEW II

DVE 120 M-F, 11am-1pm Locke 417 Fellner, W ***** Class meets 7/14/2008-8/2/2008

GUID 019 M-F, 1pm-2:10pm Locke 417 Mekjavich, M ***** Class meets 7/14/2008-8/2/2008 Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 25 COURSES AND PROGRAMS OFFERED AT DELTA COLLEGE (FOR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS, SEE THE COLLEGE CATALOG) This Schedule of Classes is alphabetically arranged under Code Letters. When you locate a subject on this index in which you are interested, note the Code Letters in the next column. Then turn to the Code Letters in the body of the Schedule. Example: You will find Accounting in the BUS (Business) section.

COURSES & PROGRAMS REFER TO COURSES & PROGRAMS REFER TO COURSES & PROGRAMS REFER TO Accounting BUS Electrical Engineering Technology ETECH Medical Office BIM Administration of Justice AJ Electrical Technology ELEC Microbiology BIOL Administrative Assistant BIM Electrical Technology Apprenticeship A-ELE Mill Cabinet CONST Agricultural Business AGBUS Electron Microscopy E M Mill Cabinet Apprenticeship A-CON Agricultural Engineering AGEGR Electronics ELECT Mobile Intensive Care Nursing NURS Air Conditioning AUTO/MECH/DIESL Emergency Medical Technology H S Municipal Clerk BUS American Sign Language SL Engineering ENGR Music MUSIC Anatomy BIOL Engineering Technology ETECH Natural Resources N R Animal Science AH SC English ENG Network Software CS Anthropology ANTHR English as a Second Language ENG Nurse Assistant H S Apparel Design FASHION, FCS Family & Consumer Sciences FCS Nursing-Registered NURS Arabic ARAB Family Day Care Provider FCS Nutrition FCS Architectural Drafting ARCH Fashion Merchandising FASHION, FCS Office Assistant BIM Art ART Fire Academy FIRE Office Management BIM Astronomy ASTRO Fire Science FIRE Office, General BIM Athletics ATH First Responder H S Philosophy PHILO Auto Body AUTO Fluid Power INDUS Photography PHOTO Automotive Technology AUTO Forestry N R Physical Education P E Automotive Technology Apprenticeship A-AUT Foster Care Education FCS Physical Science PHSCI Aviation AERO French FREN Physics PHYSC Banking & Finance BUS Geographic Information Systems (GIS) GEOG Physiology BIOL Basic Academy: Institutions A J Geography GEOG Plant Science PLANT Basic Peace Officer Academy (POST) A J Geology GEOL Police Science A J Baking & Pastry CUL ARTS German GERM Political Science POLSC Biology BIOL Graphic Arts GRART Private Pilot AERO Body & Fender AUTO Health Education H ED Probation/Parole A J Botany BIOL Health Sciences H S Psychiatric Technician P T Business, General BUS Heating & Air Conditioning MECH Psychology PSYCH Carpentry CONST History HIST Public Administration BUS Caterpillar-Apprenticeship CAT Home Economics FCS Radio/Television RTV Chemistry CHEM Home Health Aid H S Radiological Technology RAD Child Development CDEV Horticulture (Ornamental) HORT Reading READING Chinese CHIN Human Development FCS Real Estate BUS CISCO ELECT Humanities HUM Refrigeration/Air Conditioning MECH Civil Engineering Technology ETECH Hydraulics INDUS Religion RELGN Civilization CIVIL Industrial Technology INDUS Retail Management BUS Communication/Speech Language Pathology COMM Industrial Technology Apprenticeship A-IND Russian RUSS Communication Studies/Speech COM ST Infant Development FCS Sheet Metal MECH Computer Networking CSN, ELECT Insurance BUS Sign Language SL Computer Support CSA, CS Interior Design ID, FCS Small Business BUS Computer Programming CSP International Business BUS Small Engines SM ENG/AGEGR Computer Science CSW, CSN, CS, CSA, CSP Italian ITAL Social Science SOC SC Conservation N R Japanese JAPAN Sociology SOCIO Construction CONST Journalism JOURN/MCOM Spanish SPAN Corrections A J Keyboarding BIM Special Education SP ED Culinary Arts CUL ART Landscape O H Speech COM ST Dance DANCE Law Enforcement AJ Speech Language Pathology COMM DIS Data Entry BIM Learning Disabilities L D Tagalog TAG Developmental Education DV ED Life Management FCS Transportation BUS Diesel Technology DIESL Machine Shop MECH Vietnamese VIET Drafting, Architectural ARCH Machine Shop Apprenticeship A-MEC Vocational Nursing VOC NUR Drafting, Civil/Elect/Mech Engineering ETECH Management BUS Web Database Programmer CSW Drama DRAMA Marketing & Merchandising BUS Web Developer/Programming CSP, CSW Early Childhood Education CDEV Mass Communications MCOM/JOURN Welding MECH/AGEGR Economics ECON Mathematics MATH Word Processing BIM Education EDUC Mechanical Engineering Technology ETECH Zoology BIOL 26 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Short Term Courses for Concentrated Learning Experiences Check out the short-term format for semester courses! Please see middle section of schedule of classes for instructor, time, location, and code. 4 Weeks (Session 4A): June 9 - July 3 6 Weeks (Session 6A): June 9 - July 18 Course Course Name Region Course Course Name Region AGBUS 013 Agri/Natural Resourc Math Stockton Campus A J 021 Criminal Justice Internet AGEGR 033 Equipment Maint Operation Manteca A J 022 Criminal Law Stockton Campus AH SC 010 Princ Animal Scnce Stockton Campus A J 023 Principles/Proc Just Sys Stockton Campus AUTO 080A Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus ANTHR 002 Physical Anthropology Stockton Campus AUTO 080B Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus ANTHR 002L Physical Anthropology Lab Stockton Campus AUTO 080C Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus AUTO 062 Basic Brake/Susp/WhlAl/Ma Stockton Campus AUTO 080D Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus AUTO 063 Basic Engine Perform/Elec Stockton Campus AUTO 080E Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus BIOL 010 Survey of Biology Stockton Campus AUTO 080F Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus BIOL 011 Human Biology Stockton Campus AUTO 080G Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus BIOL 011 Human Biology Stockton Campus AUTO 080H Auto Body Repair Stockton Campus BUS 010A Bookkeeping Internet BIM 001A Beginning Keyboarding Stockton Campus BUS 020 Introduction to Business Internet CDEV 063 Child Discipline Internet BUS 020 Introduction to Business Internet CDEV 076 ECE Adult Supervision Internet BUS 021 Marketing Internet ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus BUS 050H Special Study: Multidisc Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus CDEV 021 Child and Adolescent Deve Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus CDEV 026 Child, Family,& Community Internet ENG 001D Critical Composition Stockton Campus CDEV 026 Child, Family,& Community Internet ENG 001D Critical Composition Stockton Campus CDEV 031A ECE Theory Stockton Campus ENG 033A Study Skills Stockton Campus CDEV 032A Early ECE Practicum Stockton Campus FCS 002 Life Management Stockton Campus CDEV 032B ECE Practicum Stockton Campus GUID 030 Career Self-Assessment Internet CDEV 034 Children/Special Needs Internet HIST 017A History of the United St To Be Announced CHEM 001A General Chemistry Stockton Campus HIST 017B History Of the US Stockton Campus CHEM 003A Intro Chemistry Stockton Campus HIST 027 Women in History Stockton Campus CHEM 003A Intro Chemistry Stockton Campus HIST 027 Women in History Stockton Campus CHEM 003A Intro Chemistry Tracy HUM 014B Great Religion/West World Stockton Campus CHEM 003A Intro Chemistry Tracy PHILO 006 Intro to Philosophy Stockton Campus CHEM 003A Intro Chemistry Stockton Campus PSYCH 001 Intro To Psychology Stockton Campus CIVIL 003 Autobiography of Civiliz Stockton Campus PSYCH 001 Intro To Psychology Stockton Campus CIVIL 003 Autobiography of Civiliz Tracy READING 098 Individualized Read Skill Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus RELGN 014B Great Relgns/West World Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus SP ED 085A Intro to Adapted Keyboard Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Tracy SP ED 085B Beg Adapted Keyboarding Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus SP ED 085C Inter Adapted Keyboard Unknown COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Tracy SPAN 001A Spanish/Fluent Speakers Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus 4 Weeks (Session 4B): July 7 - August 1 COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus Course Course Name Region COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus BIM 001A Beginning Keyboarding Stockton Campus COM ST 007 Intercultural Communica Internet BIOL 030 Human Sexuality Internet CS 011 Fundamentals/Comp Sci Stockton Campus BUS 015 Computer Sprdshts/Acctg Stockton Campus CS 011 Fundamentals/Comp Sci Internet ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, & Access Tracy ENG 001B Written Communications Stockton Campus CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, & Access Internet ENG 030 Film as Literature Stockton Campus CUL ART 001 Intro Hospitality Indus Stockton Campus FCS 006 Nutrition Internet CUL ART 003 Sanitation and Safety Stockton Campus GUID 031 Career Exploration Internet CUL ART 005 Commercial Food Prep Stockton Campus HIST 017B History Of the US Stockton Campus DANCE 010 Modern Dance Stockton Campus VOC NUR 003 Obstetrical Nursing Stockton Campus DANCE 011 Modern Dance Stockton Campus VOC NUR 003 Obstetrical Nursing Stockton Campus DANCE 012 Jazz Dance Stockton Campus Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 27 6 Weeks (Session 6A): June 9 - July 18 6 Weeks (Session 6A): June 9 - July 18 Course Course Name Region Course Course Name Region DANCE 013 Jazz Dance Stockton Campus HIST 017B History Of the US Stockton Campus DRAMA 101 Creative Seniors: Drama Stockton Campus HIST 017B History Of the US Stockton Campus DRAMA 101 Creative Seniors: Drama Stockton Campus HIST 017B History Of the US Stockton Campus ECON 001A Princ Of Econ: Macro Stockton Campus HIST 027 Women in History Tracy ECON 001A Princ Of Econ: Macro Stockton Campus HORT 071 xeriscaping Stockton Campus EDUC 010 Introduction to Education Internet HUM 003 Autobiography of Civil Tracy ENG 001A Written Communications Manteca - Lathrop HUM 003 Autobiography of Civil Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus HUM 014B Great Religion/West World Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Tracy MATH 001 Calculus Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Internet MATH 001 Calculus Internet ENG 001A Written Communications Internet MATH 002 Calculus Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus MATH 012 Introduction to Prob/Stat Internet ENG 001B Written Communications Stockton Campus MATH 012 Introduction to Prob/Stat Stockton Campus ENG 001B Written Communications Stockton Campus MATH 012 Introduction to Prob/Stat Internet ENG 001B Written Communications Internet MATH 013 Survey of Calculus Stockton Campus ENG 001B Written Communications Internet MATH 038A Precalculus I Stockton Campus ENG 001D Critical Composition Stockton Campus MATH 038A Precalculus I Internet ENG 001D Critical Composition Stockton Campus MATH 038A Precalculus I Internet ENG 038 Mythology Internet MATH 038B Precalculus II Internet ENG 038 Mythology Tracy MATH 038B Precalculus II Stockton Campus ENG 038 Mythology Internet MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Tracy ENG 038 Mythology Internet MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Stockton Campus ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Tracy MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Stockton Campus ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Stockton Campus MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Stockton Campus ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Stockton Campus MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Internet ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Stockton Campus MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Stockton Campus ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Stockton Campus MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Internet ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Tracy ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Stockton Campus ENG 079 Prep English Tracy MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Internet ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Stockton Campus ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Tracy ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Internet ENG 079 Prep English Manteca - Lathrop MATH 088 Prealgebra Stockton Campus ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus MUSIC 001 Music Fundamentals Stockton Campus ENG 086G ESL Laboratory Stockton Campus MUSIC 004 Exploring Music Stockton Campus ENG 087 Basic Writing Skills II Stockton Campus MUSIC 007 Excursions in Music Stockton Campus FCS 006 Nutrition Internet MUSIC 030A Class Guitar Stockton Campus FCS 006 Nutrition Internet MUSIC 030A Class Guitar Stockton Campus FCS 006 Nutrition Tracy MUSIC 030A Class Guitar Stockton Campus FCS 019 Human Development Internet MUSIC 030B Class Guitar Stockton Campus FCS 023 Marriage and the Family Internet MUSIC 030B Class Guitar Stockton Campus GEOG 001 Physical Geography Stockton Campus MUSIC 030B Class Guitar Stockton Campus GEOG 001L Phys Geog Lab Stockton Campus MUSIC 036A Class Piano Stockton Campus H ED 001 Health Education Stockton Campus MUSIC 036A Class Piano Stockton Campus H ED 001 Health Education Stockton Campus MUSIC 036A Class Piano Stockton Campus H ED 001 Health Education Stockton Campus MUSIC 036B Class Piano Stockton Campus H ED 001 Health Education Internet MUSIC 036B Class Piano Stockton Campus H ED 001 Health Education Stockton Campus MUSIC 036B Class Piano Stockton Campus H ED 032 CPR Stockton Campus MUSIC 036C Class Piano Stockton Campus H S 019 Human Development Internet MUSIC 036C Class Piano Stockton Campus H S 039 Survey Health Careers Internet MUSIC 036C Class Piano Stockton Campus HIST 002A World History to 1600 Stockton Campus MUSIC 036D Class Piano Stockton Campus HIST 002A World History to 1600 Stockton Campus MUSIC 036D Class Piano Stockton Campus HIST 002B World History Since 1600 Stockton Campus MUSIC 036D Class Piano Stockton Campus HIST 017A History of the United St Tracy MUSIC 101 Piano for Older Adult Stockton Campus HIST 017A History of the United St Internet MUSIC 101 Piano for Older Adult Stockton Campus HIST 017A History of the United St Internet MUSIC 101 Piano for Older Adult Stockton Campus 28 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 6 Weeks (Session 6A): June 9 - July 18 6 Weeks (Session 6A): June 9 - July 18

Course Course Name Region Course Course Name Region MUSIC 102 Creative Seniors: Music Stockton Campus P E 014C Advanced Weight Training Stockton Campus MUSIC 102 Creative Seniors: Music Stockton Campus P E 014C Advanced Weight Training Stockton Campus MUSIC 102 Creative Seniors: Music Stockton Campus P E 014C Advanced Weight Training Stockton Campus N R 002 Conserv Natural Resources Stockton Campus P E 014C Advanced Weight Training Stockton Campus NURS 005 Mental Health Nursing To Be Announced P E 022A Beginning Tennis Stockton Campus NURS 005 Mental Health Nursing To Be Announced P E 024A Begin Power Volleyball Stockton Campus P E 001B Intermediate Swimming Stockton Campus P E 024B Intermed Power Volleyball Stockton Campus P E 001D Beginning Swim for Health Stockton Campus P E 024C Advanced Power Volleyball Stockton Campus P E 001D Beginning Swim for Health Stockton Campus P E 025A Beginning Basketball Stockton Campus P E 001E Intermed Swim for health Stockton Campus P E 025A Beginning Basketball Stockton Campus P E 001E Intermed Swim for health Stockton Campus P E 025A Beginning Basketball Stockton Campus P E 001F Advanced Swim for health Stockton Campus P E 025B Intermediate Basketball Stockton Campus P E 001F Advanced Swim for health Stockton Campus P E 025B Intermediate Basketball Stockton Campus P E 006 Wrestling Stockton Campus P E 025B Intermediate Basketball Stockton Campus P E 009A Beginning Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 025C Advanced Basketball Stockton Campus P E 009A Beginning Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 025C Advanced Basketball Stockton Campus P E 009A Beginning Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 025C Advanced Basketball Stockton Campus P E 009A Beginning Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 026A Beginning Soccer Stockton Campus P E 009A Beginning Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 026B Intermediate Soccer Stockton Campus P E 009B Intermed Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 026C Advanced Soccer Stockton Campus P E 009B Intermed Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 027B Beginning Baseball Stockton Campus P E 009B Intermed Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 027C Advanced Baseball Stockton Campus P E 009B Intermed Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 032A Beginning Golf Stockton Off Campus P E 009B Intermed Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 032B Intermediate Golf Stockton Off Campus P E 009C Adv Individual Condition Stockton Campus P E 032C Advanced Golf Stockton Off Campus P E 009C Adv Individual Condition Stockton Campus P E 049 Psychology Of Sports Stockton Campus P E 009C Adv Individual Condition Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 009C Adv Individual Condition Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 009C Adv Individual Condition Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 009D Beginning Jazz Aerobics Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 009E Intermediate Jazz Aerobic Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 009F Advanced Jazz Aerobics Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Tracy P E 009H Beg Sports Conditioning Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 009I Inter/Adva Sports Conditi Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 009J Adv Sports Conditioning Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010A Beg Fitness Walking Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010A Beg Fitness Walking Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010A Beg Fitness Walking Tracy P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010B Inter Fitness Walking Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010B Inter Fitness Walking Tracy P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Off Campus P E 010B Inter Fitness Walking Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010C Adv Fitness Walking Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010C Adv Fitness Walking Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 010C Adv Fitness Walking Tracy P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014A Beginning Weight Trainin Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014A Beginning Weight Trainin Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014A Beginning Weight Trainin Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014A Beginning Weight Trainin Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014A Beginning Weight Trainin Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014A Beginning Weight Trainin Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014B Intermed Weight Training Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014B Intermed Weight Training Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014B Intermed Weight Training Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014B Intermed Weight Training Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014B Intermed Weight Training Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus P E 014B Intermed Weight Training Stockton Campus PHOTO 001A Introduction Photography Stockton Campus P E 014C Advanced Weight Training Stockton Campus PHOTO 001B Intermediate Photography Stockton Campus P E 014C Advanced Weight Training Stockton Campus PHOTO 101 Photo for the Older Adult Stockton Campus Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 29 6 Weeks (Session 6A): June 9 - July 18 6 Weeks (Session 6B): June 30 - August 8

Course Course Name Region Course Course Name Region PHYSC 010 Introduction to Physics Stockton Campus DRAMA 010 Theatre Appreciation Stockton Campus PHYSC 010 Introduction to Physics Stockton Campus DRAMA 031 Principles of Acting Stockton Campus POLSC 001 Ameri Government/Institut Internet DRAMA 034 Styles of Acting Stockton Campus POLSC 001 Ameri Government/Institut Stockton Campus E TECH 026 Technical Statics Stockton Campus POLSC 001 Ameri Government/Institut Stockton Campus E TECH 076 Applied Statics Stockton Campus POLSC 001 Ameri Government/Institut Stockton Campus ECON 001A Princ Of Econ: Macro Stockton Campus PSYCH 001 Intro To Psychology Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus PSYCH 001 Intro To Psychology Tracy ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus PSYCH 001 Intro To Psychology Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Internet READING 091A Reading in Literature Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Internet READING 091C Reading in Science Tracy ENG 001A Written Communications Internet RELGN 014B Great Relgns/West World Stockton Campus ENG 001B Written Communications Internet RTV 031 Media Performance Stockton Campus ENG 001D Critical Composition Internet SOCIO 001A Introduction to Sociology Stockton Campus ENG 001D Critical Composition Internet SOCIO 001A Introduction to Sociology Stockton Campus ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Stockton Campus SOCIO 001B Problems/Changing Society Stockton Campus ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Stockton Campus SPAN 001 Elementary Spanish Stockton Campus ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus SPAN 001 Elementary Spanish Stockton Campus ENG 086G ESL Laboratory Stockton Campus SPAN 001 Elementary Spanish Stockton Campus ENG 086G ESL Laboratory Stockton Campus ENG 086G ESL Laboratory Stockton Campus ENG 086G ESL Laboratory Stockton Campus 6 Weeks (Session 6B): June 30 - August 8 ENG 086G ESL Laboratory Stockton Campus FCS 023 Marriage and the Family Stockton Campus Course Course Name Region GRART 001A Digital Imaging Stockton Campus ANTHR 001 Cultural Anthropology Stockton Campus GRART 001B Digital Imaging Stockton Campus ART 001A Art History Stockton Campus GRART 003A Computer Art Stockton Campus ART 001B Art History Stockton Campus GRART 003B Computer Art Stockton Campus ART 007A Beginning Painting Stockton Campus GRART 006A Publication Design Stockton Campus ART 007B Intermediate Painting Stockton Campus GRART 006B Publication Design Stockton Campus ART 007C Advanced Painting Stockton Campus H ED 001 Health Education Internet ART 064A Introductory Ceramics Stockton Campus H ED 001 Health Education Stockton Campus ART 064B Beginning Ceramics Stockton Campus H ED 031 Emergency Response Stockton Campus ART 065A Intermediate Ceramics Stockton Campus H ED 050H Special Studies: H ED Stockton Campus ART 065B Advanced Ceramics Stockton Campus H ED 050H Special Studies: H ED Stockton Campus ART 101 Art for Seniors Stockton Campus HIST 002B World History Since 1600 Internet ART 101 Art for Seniors Stockton Campus HIST 017A History of the United St Internet BIM 039 Office Management Internet HIST 017A History of the United St Stockton Campus BIOL 001 Core Biology Stockton Campus HIST 017A History of the United St Stockton Campus BIOL 001 Core Biology Stockton Campus HIST 017B History Of the US Internet BUS 020 Introduction to Business Stockton Campus HIST 027 Women in History Stockton Campus BUS 022 Professional Selling Internet HUM 003 Autobiography of Civil Stockton Campus BUS 023 Advertising Internet HUM 014A Great Religns/East World Stockton Campus BUS 050H Special Study: Multidisc Stockton Campus MATH 012 Introduction to Prob/Stat Stockton Campus BUS 060 Small Bus Management Internet MATH 012 Introduction to Prob/Stat Internet CDEV 021 Child and Adolescent Deve Stockton Campus MATH 012 Introduction to Prob/Stat Stockton Campus CDEV 021 Child and Adolescent Deve Stockton Campus MATH 017B Concepts/Structures Math Internet CDEV 033 Infant Dev/Caregivng Stockton Campus MATH 038A Precalculus I Internet CHEM 003A Intro Chemistry Stockton Campus MATH 038B Precalculus II Internet CIVIL 003 Autobiography of Civiliz Stockton Campus MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Internet COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Internet COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Internet CS 011 Fundamentals/Comp Sci Internet MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Stockton Campus CS 012 Intro to Mngmnt Info Syst Internet MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Stockton Campus CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, & Access Stockton Campus MATH 072 Review of Arithmetic Stockton Campus CSP 017 Computer Logic Internet MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Stockton Campus CSW 039 Dreamweaver Internet MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Internet CUL ART 015 Selected Topics: CUL ART Stockton Campus MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Internet DRAMA 010 Theatre Appreciation Stockton Campus MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Stockton Campus 30 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 6 Weeks (Session 6B): June 30 - August 8 8 Weeks (Session 8A): June 9 - August 1 Course Course Name Region Course Course Name Region MATH 080 Elementary Algebra Internet ART 003 Introduction to Art Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Internet ART 006 Color And Design Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Stockton Campus ART 101 Art for Seniors Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Internet BIOL 031 Human Anatomy Stockton Campus MATH 082 Intermediate Algebra Internet BIOL 031 Human Anatomy Stockton Campus MATH 088 Prealgebra Internet BIOL 032 Human Physiology Stockton Campus MUSIC 008 Explor/Jazz,Ragtime,Blues Stockton Campus BIOL 032 Human Physiology Stockton Campus P E 001A Beginning Swimming Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus P E 001D Beginning Swim for Health Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus P E 001D Beginning Swim for Health Stockton Campus COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Stockton Campus P E 001E Intermed Swim for health Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus P E 001E Intermed Swim for health Stockton Campus ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Stockton Campus P E 001F Advanced Swim for health Stockton Campus FIRE 075 Fire Hydraulics Stockton Campus P E 001F Advanced Swim for health Stockton Campus HORT 070 Pruning Ornamental Plants Stockton Campus P E 009A Beginning Individual Cond Stockton Campus SPAN 001 Elementary Spanish Tracy P E 009B Intermed Individual Cond Stockton Campus P E 009C Adv Individual Condition Stockton Campus P E 009D Beginning Jazz Aerobics Stockton Campus 8 Weeks (Session 8B): June 16 - August 8 P E 009E Intermediate Jazz Aerobic Stockton Campus P E 009F Advanced Jazz Aerobics Stockton Campus Course Course Name Region P E 009H Beg Sports Conditioning Stockton Campus AH SC 096V Work Experience: AH SC Stockton Campus P E 009H Beg Sports Conditioning Stockton Campus AH SC 096V Work Experience: AH SC Stockton Campus P E 009I Inter/Adva Sports Conditi Stockton Campus AH SC 096V Work Experience: AH SC Stockton Campus P E 009I Inter/Adva Sports Conditi Stockton Campus AH SC 096V Work Experience: AH SC Stockton Campus P E 009J Adv Sports Conditioning Stockton Campus AUTO 069W Intern: Auto Body Tech Stockton Campus P E 009J Adv Sports Conditioning Stockton Campus AUTO 069W Intern: Auto Body Tech Stockton Campus P E 014A Beginning Weight Trainin Stockton Campus AUTO 069W Intern: Auto Body Tech Stockton Campus P E 014B Intermed Weight Training Stockton Campus AUTO 069W Intern: Auto Body Tech Stockton Campus P E 014C Advanced Weight Training Stockton Campus BIOL 032 Human Physiology Stockton Campus P E 026A Beginning Soccer Stockton Campus BUS 001A Principles of Accounting Internet P E 026B Intermediate Soccer Stockton Campus BUS 001A Principles of Accounting Internet P E 026C Advanced Soccer Stockton Campus BUS 001A Principles of Accounting Internet P E 028E Beginning Softball Stockton Campus BUS 001A Principles of Accounting Internet P E 028F Intermediate Softball Stockton Campus BUS 001A Principles of Accounting Stockton Campus P E 028G Advanced Softball Stockton Campus BUS 030 Supervision/Human Relatio Internet P E 034 Bedminton Stockton Campus BUS 067 Intro/Personal Finance Internet P E 039E Adapted Swimming Stockton Campus CDEV 021 Child and Adolescent Deve Stockton Campus P E 039F Adapted Conditioning Stockton Campus COMM DIS001 Communication Disorders To Be Announced P E 045 Spec Project: P E Stockton Campus COMM DIS007 Com Disorders: Serv Deliv To Be Announced P E 045 Spec Project: P E Stockton Campus CS 011 Fundamentals/Comp Sci Internet P E 101 Adapted Physical Ed Stockton Campus CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, & Access Stockton Campus P E 101 Adapted Physical Ed Stockton Campus CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, & Access Internet P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ECON 001B Principles of Economics Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ECON 001B Principles of Economics Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 001A Written Communications Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 001B Written Communications Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 001D Critical Composition Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 001D Critical Composition Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 030 Film as Literature Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus P E 112 Active Seniors Stockton Campus ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus POLSC 001 Ameri Government/Institut Internet ENG 079 Prep English Stockton Campus PSYCH 001 Intro To Psychology Stockton Campus HIST 017A History of the United St Stockton Campus READING 091E Read/History Stockton Campus N R 002 Conserv Natural Resources Stockton Campus RELGN 014A Great Relgns/East World Stockton Campus NURS 050 Ind Stdy: Nursng Issues Stockton Campus SPAN 001 Elementary Spanish Stockton Campus PLANT 014 Soil Science Stockton Campus PSYCH 001 Intro To Psychology Stockton Campus Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 31 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Building Abbreviations Schedule of Classes Stockton Campus Budd Building...... BUDD Budd Lounge...... BUDD LOU Summer 2008 Center for Microscopy and Allied Science...... CMAS Child Development Center...... CDC For course descriptions see the Cunningham Building...... CUNN “on line” Schedule of Classes or the College Catalog Danner Building...... DAN North Forum...... FORM-N South Forum...... FORM-S Administration of Justice West Forum...... FORM-W Goleman Building...... GOL A J 021 Criminal Justice in Society Holt Building...... HOLT Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Locke Building...... LOCK Schedule: On-Line Classes Shima Building...... SHIM 39976 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Hislop, J Tillie Lewis Theatre...... TIL LEW Section 39976 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. To be announced...... TBA Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. A J 022 Concepts of Criminal Law Physical Education Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Blanchard Gymnasium...... BLAN GYM Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Baseball Diamond...... DIAMOND 40891 MTWTh 11am-1:15pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 311 Hislop, J Athletic Fields...... FIELDS Marcopulos Gymnasium...... MARC GYM A J 023 Principles and Procedures of the Justice System Pool...... POOL Prerequisites: Reading level II. Tennis Court...... Tennis CO Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Track...... TRACK Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 19179 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton CUNN 311 Hislop, J Off-Campus Abbreviations A J 050H Special Studies: Administration of Justice Foothills Prerequisites: Completion of AJ 21 and one additional core course with grade of “B” or better and CHS Calaveras High School 350 High School Street, San Andreas presentation of a project acceptable to the instructor and division chairperson. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Lodi-Galt Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 LHS Lodi High School 3 South Pacific Avenue, Lodi ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Zwickey, J LMH Lodi Memorial Hospital 975 South Fairmont Avenue, Lodi ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Zwickey, J GHS Galt High School 145 N. Lincoln Way, Galt MMS Millswood Middle School 233 N. Mills Avenue, Lodi A J 069V Internship: Administration of Justice Manteca-Lathrop Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the DHM Doctors Hospital - Manteca 1205 East North Street, Manteca administration of justice internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during MCTR Manteca Center 5298 Brunswick Road., Manteca the semester including internship units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one STDH St. Dominic’s Hospital 177 West Yosemite Avenue, Manteca related course in addition to internship. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of MSH Manteca High School 450 E Yosemite Avenue, Manteca 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and Stockton an employer internship agreement. BHA Ben Holt Academy 3293 E. Morada, Stockton Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. FMS Freemont Middle School 2021 E. Flora Street, Stockton Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only CM Crestwood Manner Annex 1130 Monaco Court, Stockton Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 DHP Damerson Hospital 525 West Acacia Street, Stockton ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A EDHS Edison High School 1425 South Center Street, Stockton ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A EMSTI Emergency Medical Training Institute 1801 E. March Lane, Suite #260, Stockton ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A GDWL Goodwill Industries 129 South Grant Street, Stockton SJGH San Joaquin General Hospital 500 West Hospital Road, French Camp SJMC St. Joseph’s Medical Center 1800 North California Street, Stockton SWEN Swenson Golf Course 6803 Alxendria Place, Stockton ALLE Pacific Bowling Alley 5939 Pacific Avenue, Stockton BHA Ben Holt Academy 3293 E. Morada, Stockton Tracy WHS West High School 1975 W. Lowell Avenue, Tracy THS Tracy High School 315 11th Street, Tracy TCMH Sutter Tracy Community Hospital 1420 North Tracy Blvd., Tracy TCTR Tracy Center 1895 W. Lowell Avenue, Tracy 32 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor A J 071 Basic Academy: Institutions ABE 103 (Continued) Limitations on Enrollment: Must meet State minimum requirements for peace officers; passage ***** WTh 6pm-7:30pm 0.0 Stockton LOCK 220 Moran, R of Academy testing and examination process which includes entry-level written examination, AND WTh 7:30pm-9pm Stockton HOLT 243 submission of medical examination, fingerprints, and a felony disclaimer; no felony convictions This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. or legal mandates that restrict or prohibit employment as a youth counselor or a correctional Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. officer. Class will cover Writ/SocStudies/Reading. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to attend Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only 1 hour of GED Lab per week. Schedule: Other Sessions ***** WTh 6pm-7:30pm 0.0 Stockton HOLT 243 Nath, R ***** Daily 8am-12pm 14.0 TBA TBA TBA Able, B AND WTh 7:30pm-9pm Stockton LOCK 220 AND Daily 1pm-3:45pm TBA TBA TBA This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. AND Daily 3:45pm-5pm TBA TBA TBA Able, B Class will cover Writ/SocStudies/Reading. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to This class meets 7/21/2008-11/7/2008. Refund date: 7/22/2008. attend 1 hour of GED Lab per week. Last drop date without a W: 8/21/2008. Last drop date with a W: 10/10/2008. ***** MT 6pm-7:30pm 0.0 Stockton HOLT 243 GONZALES, J This course will be held at the CDCR Training Center in Stockton. For more info, please AND MT 7:30pm-9pm Stockton LOCK 220 call 954-5370. This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. A J 092V Work Experience: Correctional Science Class will cover Math/Science. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to attend 1 hour Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the of GED Lab per week. administration of justice work experience. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the semester including work experience units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one related course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed Agriculture Business a maximum of 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of work experience program objectives and an employer work experience agreement. AGBUS 013 Agriculture and Natural Resource Mathematics Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Prerequisite Skills: Reading Level II. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 28578 ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 68945 ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 13025 ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 29890 MTWTh 7:55am-10:55am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 109 Beam, B

AGBUS 069V Internship: Agricultural Business Adult Basic Education Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the agricultural business internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the ABE 103 General Education Diploma Preparation semester including internship units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one related Grading Option 4: No Grade course in addition to internship. The combined total number of units a student may take in Schedule: Other Sessions internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. ***** WTh 9am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton HOLT 243 Acosta, R Participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and an employer AND WTh 10:30am-12pm Stockton LOCK 220 internship agreement. This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Class will cover Writ/SocStudies/Reading. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 attend 1 hour of GED Lab per week. ***** MT 9am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton LOCK 220 Raya, J ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A AND MT 10:30am-12pm Stockton HOLT 243 ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Last drop date without a W: 6/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Class will cover Math/Science. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to attend 1 hour of GED Lab per week. ***** WTh 9am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton LOCK 220 Raya, J AGBUS 096V Work Experience: Agricultural Business AND WTh 10:30am-12pm Stockton HOLT 243 Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. agricultural business work experience. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. the semester including work experience units. For summer session, the student must enroll in Class will cover Writ/SocStudies/Reading. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to one related course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of units a student attend 1 hour of GED Lab per week. ***** MT 9am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton HOLT 243 Acosta, R may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of AND MT 10:30am-12pm Stockton LOCK 220 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of work experience program objectives This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. and an employer work experience agreement. Last drop date without a W: 6/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Class will cover Math/Science. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to attend 1 hour Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only of GED Lab per week. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** MT 6pm-7:30pm 0.0 Stockton LOCK 220 Gutierrez, J ***** TBA 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A AND MT 7:30pm-9pm Stockton HOLT 243 ***** TBA 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A This class meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. ***** TBA 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Class will cover Math/Science. Obtain code in Holt 244. Student needs to attend 1 hour ***** TBA 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A of GED Lab per week. (Continued next column) Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 33 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor AH SC 096V Work Experience: Animal Husbandry Science Agriculture Engineering Limitations on Enrollment: Instructor Permission. Advisories: GUID-030 each with a grade of “C” or better and GUID-031 each with a grade of “C” AGEGR 033 Equipment Maintenance and Operation or better and GUID-032 each with a grade of “C” or better and GUID-033 each with a grade Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. of “C” or better. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only 33754 Daily 7am-8am 2.0 Unknown MCTR TBA Carter, D Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 AND Daily 8am-10:45am Unknown MCTR TBA Carter, D ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A AGEGR 069V Internship: Agricultural Engineering ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A agricultural engineering internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the semester including internship units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one related course in addition to internship. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and Anthropology an employer internship agreement. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. ANTHR 001 Cultural Anthropology Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Prerequisites: Reading level II. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 55724 MTWTh 10:30am-12:45pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 102 Seelye, M ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ANTHR 002 Physical Anthropology Prerequisites: Reading level II. AGEGR 096V Work Experience: Agriculture Engineering Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 agricultural engineering work experience. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units 52900 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 236 Scully, M during the semester including work experience units. For summer session, the students must enroll in one related course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of units ANTHR 002L Physical Anthropology Laboratory a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed Prerequisites: Completion of or concurrent enrollment in ANTHR 2. a maximum of 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of work experience Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. program objectives and an employer work experience agreement. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. 74239 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 1.0 Stockton SHIM 236 Scully, M Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Architectural Drafting ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ARCH 069V Internship: Architecture Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the architecture internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units, including internship units during the semester. For summer session, the student must enroll in one related course in addition Animal Husbandry Sciences to internship. The combined total numbers a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Participation requires submission AH SC 010 Principles of Animal Science and approval of internship program objectives and an employer internship agreement. Prerequisite Skills: 1. Reading Level II. Advisories: GUID-030 GUID-031 GUID-032 GUID-033 each with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 67848 MTWTh 11am-2pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 109 Beam, B ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0r Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A AH SC 069V Internship: Animal Science ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Limitations on Enrollment: Instructor Permission. ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Advisories: GUID-030 each with a grade of “C” or better and GUID-031 each with a grade of “C” or better and GUID-032 each with a grade of “C” or better and GUID-033 each with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Art ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ART 001A Art History: Europe from Prehistory to 1400 ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Prerequisite Skills: 1. Reading Level II. ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 84748 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton FORM WEST Leonard, M 34 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor ART 001B Art History: Europe from the Fifteenth to the ART 065B Advanced Ceramics Twentieth Century Prerequisites: ART 65A. Prerequisite Skills: 1. Reading Level II. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 42484 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J 90586 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton FORM WEST Leonard, M AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J

ART 003 Introduction to Art ART 101 Art for Seniors Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 4: No Grade Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 88127 TTh 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 143 Boyle, J 72033 MTWTh 8am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J The above section meets concurrenty with Art 64AB/65AB - Ceramics. 47595 MTWTh 1pm-5:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 103 Leonard, M ART 006 Color and Design The above section meets concurrently with Art 7ABC. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 58539 MTWTh 8am-11:15am 0.0 Stockton SHIM 142 Schumacher, R Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 The above section meets concurrently with Art 06 46/48-Sculpture 71808 MTWTh 8am-9:05am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 142 Schumacher, R AND MTWTh 9:05am-11:15am Stockton SHIM 142 Schumacher, R

ART 007A Beginning Painting Automotive Technology Prerequisite Skills: Reading level II. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. AUTO 062 Basic Brakes, Suspensions, Wheel Alignment, and Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Maintenance 31234 MTWTh 1pm-2:30pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 103 Leonard, M Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. AND MTWTh 2:30pm-5:30pm Stockton BUDD 103 Leonard, M Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 57140 MTWTh 11:30am-1pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 143 Luna, A ART 007B Intermediate Painting AND MTWTh 1pm-3:15pm Stockton HOLT 143 Luna, A Prerequisites: ART 007A, Beginning Painting, with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. AUTO 063 Basic Engine Performance and Electrical Systems Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 59869 MTWTh 1pm-2:30pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 103 Leonard, M Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 AND MTWTh 2:30pm-5:30pm Stockton BUDD 103 Leonard, M 71005 MTWTh 7:30am-9am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 142 Luna, A AND MTWTh 9am-11:15am Stockton HOLT 142 Luna, A ART 007C Advanced Painting Prerequisites: ART 007B, Intermediate Painting, with a grade of “C” or better. AUTO 069V Internship: Auto Mechanics Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Prerequisite Skills: 1. Ability to assess personal interests, values, and skills. Ability to research Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 careers, and to make decisions relative to career planning and goal setting. Ability to conduct a 48839 MTWTh 1pm-2:30pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 103 Leonard, M job search, write a resume, and interview for employment.. AND MTWTh 2:30pm-5:30pm Stockton BUDD 103 Leonard, M Advisories: GUID-030 each with a grade of “C” or better GUID-031 each with a grade of “C” or better GUID-032 each with a grade of “C” or better GUID-033 each with a grade of “C” or ART 064A Introductory Ceramics better. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 98005 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ART 064B Beginning Ceramics ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Prerequisites: ART 64A. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC AUTO 069W Internship: Auto Body Technology Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the 43571 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J auto body technology internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J semester including internship units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one related course in addition to internship. The combined total number of units a student may take in ART 065A Intermediate Ceramics internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Prerequisites: ART 64B. Participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and an employer Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC internship agreement. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. 91446 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton SHIM 138 Mariscal, J Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 ***** TBA 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 35 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor AUTO 080A Auto Body Repair Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Biology Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 60631 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L BIOL 001 Core Biology AND MT 11:30am-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L Prerequisites: MATH 082, Intermediate Algebra, with a grade of “C” or better and CHEM 003A, Introduction to Chemistry, with a grade of “C” or better or CHEM 001A, General Chemistry, with a grade of “C” or better. AUTO 080B Auto Body Repair Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Prerequisites: AUTO 080A Body and Fender each with a grade of “C” or better. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 81865 MTWTh 11:30am-1:45pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 333 McRae, T Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 AND MTWTh 9am-11:15am Stockton CUNN 212 McRae, T 73673 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L 79767 MTWTh 11:30am-1:45pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 333 McRae, T AND MT 11:30am-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 1:45pm-4pm Stockton CUNN 212 McRae, T

AUTO 080C Auto Body Repair BIOL 010 Survey of Biology Prerequisites: AUTO 080B Auto Body Repair each with a grade of “C” or better. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 57446 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L 47403 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 4.0 Stockton CUNN 216 DeBow, J AND MT 11:30amat-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 10:15am-12:30pm Stockton CUNN 216 DeBow, J

AUTO 080D Auto Body Repair BIOL 011 Human Biology Prerequisites: AUTO 080C Auto Body Repair each with a grade of “C” or better. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 18604 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L 60450 MTWTh 10am-12:15pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 312 Nash, H AND MT 11:30am-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 7:45am-10am Stockton CUNN 214 Nash, H 84065 MTWTh 10am-12:15pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 312 Nash, H AUTO 080E Auto Body Repair AND MTWTh 12:15pm-2:30pm Stockton CUNN 214 Nash, H Prerequisites: AUTO 080D Auto Body Repair each with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC BIOL 022 Introduction to Medical Microbiology Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Prerequisites: Reading level II; CHEM 3A with a grade of “C” or better. 10948 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L Advisories: BIOL 1 or BIOL 11. AND MT 11:30am-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Other Sessions AUTO 080F Auto Body Repair 50711 MTWTh 9:30am-11:45am 4.0 Stockton CUNN 319 Baligad, L Prerequisites: AUTO 080E Auto Body Repair each with a grade of “C” or better. AND MTWTh 6:30am-9:25am Stockton CUNN 110 Baligad, L Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Section 50711 meets 6/23/2008-7/31/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Last drop date without a W: 7/2/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/22/2008. 16427 MTWTh 9:30am-11:45am 4.0 Stockton CUNN 319 Baligad 86360 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 12:30pm-3:25pm Stockton CUNN 110 Baligad AND MT 11:30am-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L Section 16427 meets 6/23/2008-7/31/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/2/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/22/2008. AUTO 080G Auto Body Repair 70678 MTWTh 12:30pm-2:45pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 242 Fellner, W Prerequisites: AUTO 080F Auto Body Repair each with a grade of “C” or better. AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton CUNN 110 Fellner, W Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Section 70678 meets 6/23/2008-7/31/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/2/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/22/2008. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 47978 MTWTh 1:20pm-3:30pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 312 Hewette, N 54357 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 6:30pm-9:30pm Stockton CUNN 110 Hewette, N AND MT 11:30am-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 1:20pm-3:30pm Stockton CUNN 312 Goodyear, N AND MTWTh 6:30pm-9:30pm Stockton CUNN 110 Goodyear, N AUTO 080H Auto Body Repair Section 47978 meets 6/23/2008-7/31/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Prerequisites: AUTO 080G Auto Body Repair each with a grade of “C” or better. Last drop date without a W: 7/2/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/22/2008. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC The first three weeks are taught by Goodyear and the second three weeks by Hewette 43415 MTWTh 1:20pm-3:30pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 312 Goodyear, N Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 AND MTWTh 3:30pm-6:30pm Stockton CUNN 110 Goodyear, N 15515 MT 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 1:20pm-3:30pm Stockton CUNN 312 Hewette, N AND MT 11:30am-1:30pm Stockton HOLT 141 Mariani, L AND MTWTh 3:30pm-6:30pm Stockton CUNN 110 Hewette, N Section 43415 meets 6/23/2008-7/31/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. AUTO 087B Auto Electrics Specialization Last drop date without a W: 7/2/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/22/2008. Prerequisites: AUTO-054 Starting, Charging, and Electrical Systems each with a grade of “C” The first three weeks are taught by Goodyear and the second three weeks by Hewette or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Other Sessions ***** TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 143 Ciochina, A Section 21175 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. 36 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor BIOL 030 Human Sexuality Prerequisite Skills: Reading level II. To succeed in this course the students have to be able to read Business Administration complex scientific articles and text book.. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. BUS 001A Principles of Accounting Schedule: On-Line Classes Prerequisite Skills: Reading level II. 91883 TBA: 13.1 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Assadi-Rad, A Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 91883 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. 61247 Daily 10:30am-12:45pm 5.0 Stockton LOCK 220 A Wiehler, J 46434 TBA: 13.1 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Assadi-Rad, A Schedule: On-Line Classes Section 46434 meets 7/7/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 7/8/2008. 58057 TBA: 11.0 hrs./wk 5.0 TBA INTERNET Couvillion, K Last drop date without a W: 7/14/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/25/2008. Section 58057 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. BIOL 031 Human Anatomy 49669 TBA: 11.0 hrs./wk 5.0 TBA INTERNET McElroy, G Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 49669 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 23955 TBA: 11.0 hrs./wk 5.0 TBA INTERNET McElroy, G 18633 Daily 3:15pm-4:35pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 416 Itaya, S Section 23955 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. AND Daily 1:30pm-3:15pm Stockton CUNN 115 Itaya, S Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. 27300 Daily 3:15pm-4:35pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 114 Itaya, S 59992 TBA: 11.0 hrs./wk 5.0 TBA INTERNET Couvillion, K AND Daily 4:35pm-6:20pm Stockton CUNN 115 Itaya, S Section 59992 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. Schedule: Other Sessions Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. 38971 Daily 9am-10:50am 4.0 Stockton CUNN 416 Costa, R AND Daily 6:35am-9am Stockton CUNN 114 Costa, R BUS 001B Principles of Accounting Section 38971 meets 6/23/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Prerequisites: BUS-001A Principles of Accounting with a grade of “C” or better. Last drop date without a W: 7/3/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/23/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 81917 Daily 9am-10:50am 4.0 Stockton CUNN 333 Park, R Schedule: On-Line Classes AND Daily 6:35am-9am Stockton CUNN 115 Park, R 72588 TBA: 11.0 hrs./wk 5.0 TBA INTERNET Ghio, R Section 81917 meets 6/23/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Section 72588 meets 6/6/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/12/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/3/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/23/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/21/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/18/2008. 43043 Daily 9am-10:50am 4.0 Stockton CUNN 333 Park, R AND Daily 10:50am-1:15pm Stockton CUNN 115 Park, R BUS 010A Bookkeeping Section 43043 meets 6/23/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Prerequisite Skills: Reading Level II. Last drop date without a W: 7/3/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/23/2008. 57114 Daily 9am-10:50am 4.0 Stockton CUNN 416 Costa, R Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC AND Daily 10:50am-1:15pm Stockton CUNN 114 Costa, R Schedule: On-Line Classes Section 57114 meets 6/23/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. 63808 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Waller, D Last drop date without a W: 7/3/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/23/2008. Section 63808 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. BIOL 032 Human Physiology Prerequisites: BIOL 031, Human Anatomy, with a grade of “C” or better or BIOL 033, Anatomy & BUS 015 Computer Spreadsheets for Accounting Physiology, with a grade of “C” or better or BIOL 001, Core Biology, with a grade of “C” or better or Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC BIOL 011, Human Biology, with a grade of “C” or better and CHEM 003A, Introduction to Chemistry, Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4B), July 7 - August 1 with a grade of “C” or better or CHEM-001A ,General Chemistry, with a grade of “C” or better. 78271 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 2.0 Stockton SHIM 240 Quinn, C Prerequisite Skills: Math Skills - The ability to perform basic algebraic equations. AND MTWTh 12:30pm-1:30pm Stockton SHIM 240 Quinn, C Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 BUS 020 Introduction to Business 86943 Daily 10:30am-11:50am 5.0 Stockton CUNN 435 Adamson, T Prerequisites: Reading level II. AND Daily 7:30am-10:10am Stockton CUNN 112 Adamson, T Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 56398 Daily 10:30am-11:50am 5.0 Stockton CUNN 435 Adamson, T Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 AND Daily 12:15pm-2:55pm Stockton CUNN 112 Adamson, T 88617 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton LOCK 220 A Wiehler, J . Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 78588 TBA: 8.8 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Waller, D 70715 MTWTh 3pm-4:40pm 5.0 Stockton CUNN 242 Danley, M Section 78588 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. AND MTWTh 4:45pm-8pm Stockton CUNN 112 Danley, M Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 66735 TBA: 8.8 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Waller, D Section 66735 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. BUS 021 Marketing Prerequisites: Reading level II. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: On-Line Classes 32816 TBA: 8.8 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Waller, D Section 32816 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 37 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor BUS 022 Professional Selling BUS 073H Managing Your Time to Better Serve Your Customers Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: Other Sessions 62818 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M 13801 Fri 8:30am-4:30pm 0.5 Stockton SHIM 218 Noriega, J Section 62818 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Section 13801 meets 6/13/2008-6/13/2008. Refund date: 6/13/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/13/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/13/2008. BUS 023 Advertising BUS 094A Small Business Start Up Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: On-Line Classes 18800 Wed 10am-11:30am 3.0 Tracy 122 INTERNET Villarreal, M 13354 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M AND TBA: 7.0 hrs./wk Tracy 122 INTERNET Section 13354 meets 6/9/2008-6/21/2008. Refund date: 6/9/2008. Section 18800 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Section 18800 will be held at Tracy Center. BUS 094B Essential Topics for Small Business Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. BUS 030 Supervision and Human Relations Schedule: On-Line Classes Prerequisite Skills: 1. Advisory: Reading Level II. 93507 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 93507 meets 6/23/2008-7/5/2008. Refund date: 6/23/2008. Schedule: On-Line Classes Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/1/2008. 69204 TBA: 6.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Danielson, D Section 69204 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. BUS 094C The New Entrepreneur Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: On-Line Classes BUS 050H Special Studies: Multidisciplinary 83752 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M Prerequisites: BUS 1A, BUS 20, BIM 2, BUS 40, BUS 51, BUS 56, BUS 57, BUS 58, BUS 61, BUS Section 83752 meets 7/7/2008-7/19/2008. Refund date: 7/7/2008. 63, or BUS 66. Approval of a project proposal acceptable to the instructor and the division Last drop date without a W: 7/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. chairperson. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. BUS 094D The Law and the Small Business Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ***** TBA 1.0 Stockton LOCK 203 Truscott, J Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 69385 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M ***** TBA 2.0 Stockton LOCK 203 Truscott, J Section 69385 meets 7/7/2008-7/19/2008. Refund date: 7/7/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. BUS 060 Small Business Management BUS 094E Marketing and Advertising Strategies for Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: On-Line Classes Small Business 59105 TBA: 8.8 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 59105 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Schedule: On-Line Classes Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. 96410 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M Section 96410 meets 7/21/2008-8/2/2008. Refund date: 7/21/2008. BUS 067 Introduction to Personal Finance Last drop date without a W: 7/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: On-Line Classes BUS 094F Customer Service Strategies 18622 TBA: 6.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Danielson, D Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 18622 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. Schedule: On-Line Classes Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. 24015 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Villarreal, M Section 24015 meets 7/21/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 7/21/2008. BUS 069V Internship: Business and Accounting Last drop date without a W: 7/23/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/29/2008. Limitations on Enrollment: Internship: The student must enroll in a course in the discipline directly related to the work experience. Students are required to enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the BUS 098V Work Experience: Business and Accounting semester including internship units or completion of 9 units of coursework in the discipline with Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to Business, a grade of “C” or better. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship, Banking, Transportation, and Real Estate work experience. The student must enroll in a minimum work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Participation of 7 units including work experience units, during the semester. For summer session, the student requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and employer internship must enroll in one related course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of agreement. Internship as determined from job description on employer internship agreement. units a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed Advisories: GUID-030 and GUID-031 and GUID-032 and GUID-033. a maximum of 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of work experience Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only program objectives and an employer work experience agreement. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Advisories: GUID-030 and GUID-031 and GUID-032 and GUID-033 each with a grade of “C” ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A or better. ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A 38 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor CAT 086 Fundamentals of Caterpillar Power Trains Business Information Management Limitations on Enrollment: Admission into the Associate Degree Caterpillar Technician Program. BIM 001A Beginning Keyboarding Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: Other Sessions Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 ***** Daily 3pm-5pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 111 Paulsen, L 59269 MTWTh 8:30am-9:30am 1.0 Stockton SHIM 240 Quinn, C AND Daily 8am-11am Stockton SHIM 112 Paulsen, L AND MTWTh 9:30am-10am Stockton SHIM 240 Quinn, C This class meets 6/2/2008-6/24/2008. Refund date: 6/9/2008. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4B), July 7 - August 1 Last drop date without a W: 6/6/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/18/2008. 35380 MTWTh 8:30am-9:30am 1.0 Stockton SHIM 240 Quinn, C This section is for indentured apprentices only. AND MTWTh 9:30am-10am Stockton SHIM 240 Quinn, C ***** Daily 3pm-5pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 111 Paulsen, L AND Daily 12pm-3pm Stockton SHIM 112 Paulsen, L This class meets 6/2/2008-6/24/2008. Refund date: 6/9/2008. BIM 039 Office Management Last drop date without a W: 6/6/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/18/2008. Prerequisite Skills: 1. Reading Level II. This section is for indentured apprentices only. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: On-Line Classes CAT 087 Caterpillar Machine Hydraulic Systems 39140 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Stewart, A Limitations on Enrollment: Admission into the Associate Degree Caterpillar Technician Section 39140 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Program. Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Other Sessions BIM 069V Internship: Business Information Management ***** Daily 7am-9am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 111 Dettloff, R Prerequisite Skills: 1. Advisory: GUID 30 2. Advisory: GUID 31 3. Advisory: GUID 32 4. Advisory: AND Daily 9am-12pm Stockton SHIM 112 Dettloff, R GUID 33. AND Daily 12pm-3pm Stockton SHIM 112 Dettloff, R Limitations on Enrollment: Internship: The student must enroll in a course in the discipline directly This class meets 6/25/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/26/2008. related to the work experience. Students are required to enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. semester including internship units or completion of 9 units of coursework in the discipline with a grade of “C” or better. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and employer internship Chemistry agreement. Internship as determined from job description on employer internship agreement. Advisories: GUID-030 and GUID-031 and GUID-032 and GUID-033 each with a grade of “C” CHEM 001A General Chemistry or better. Prerequisites: CHEM 003A, Introduction to Chemistry, with a grade of “C” or better and MATH Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only 082, Intermediate Algebra, with a grade of “C” or better. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Prerequisite Skills: Reading Level II. ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A 98644 MTWTh 8:30am-10:40am 5.0 Stockton CUNN 301 Gamarnik, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A AND MTWTh 10:45am-3:10pm Stockton CUNN 301 Gamarnik, A

CHEM 003A Introduction to Chemistry Prerequisites: Math level II; MATH 80 or MATH 83B, either with a grade of “C” or better. Caterpillar: Apprenticeship Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 CAT 069V Internship: Heavy Equipment-Caterpillar 24254 Daily 11am-12:15pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 416 Demmons, B Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only AND Daily 7:20am-11am Stockton CUNN 305 Ricardez, A Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 73856 Daily 11am-12:15pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 416 Demmons, B ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A AND Daily 7:20am-11am Stockton CUNN 303 Demmons, B 24619 Daily 11am-12:15pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 416 Demmons, B CAT 085 Caterpillar Air Conditioning AND Daily 12:15pm-3:55pm Stockton CUNN 305 Demmons, B Limitations on Enrollment: Admission into the Associate Degree Caterpillar Technician Program Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Apprenticeship. 35563 Daily 2:45pm-4pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 333 Hastings, J Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. AND Daily 4pm-7:40pm Stockton CUNN 303 Hastings, J Schedule: Other Sessions Schedule: Other Sessions ***** Daily 7am-8am 2.0 Stockton SHIM 111 Pekarek, K 29365 Daily 9:30am-11am 4.0 Stockton LOCK 417 Kim, C AND Daily 12pm-3pm Stockton SHIM 110 Pekarek, K AND Daily 11am-3:20pm Stockton CUNN 303 Kim, C This class meets 6/2/2008-6/24/2008. Refund date: 6/9/2008. Section 29365 meets 6/9/2008-7/11/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/6/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/17/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/2/2008. ***** Daily 7am-8am 2.0 Stockton SHIM 111 Pekarek, K 93010 Daily 5pm-6:15pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 333 Di Giorgio, K AND Daily 8am-11am Stockton SHIM 110 Pekarek, K AND Daily 6:15pm-9:50pm Stockton CUNN 305 Di Giorgio, K This class meets 6/2/2008-6/24/2008. Refund date: 6/9/2008. Section 93010 meets 6/23/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/6/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/3/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/23/2008.

(Continued next page) Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 39 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor CHEM 003A (Continued) CDEV 032B ECE Practicum Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Prerequisites: CDEV-032A Early ECE Practicum with a grade of “C” or better and. 36661 Daily 9am-10:10am 4.0 Tracy THS 108 Fellner, W Limitations on Enrollment: Title 5 Health & TB Clearance. AND Daily 10:10am-1:50pm Tracy THS 108 Fellner, W Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 36661 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 34638 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton CDC 115 DeVincenzi, A Section 36661 will be held at TRACY HIGH SCHOOL. AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton CDC 115 DeVincenzi, A 26723 Daily 5:30pm-6:40pm 4.0 Tracy THS 108 Hok, S AND MTWTh 12:30pm-2:45pm Stockton CDC 115 DeVincenzi, A AND Daily 6:40pm-10:15pm Tracy THS 108 Hok, S Section 26723 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. CDEV 033 Infant Development and Caregiving Section 26723 will be held at TRACY HIGH SCHOOL. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 27708 MTWTh 10:30am-12:45pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 242 Cundiff-Wr, C

Child Development CDEV 034 Children With Special Needs Advisories: CDEV 021 with a grade of “C” or better. CDEV 021 Child and Adolescent Development Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Schedule: On-Line Classes Prerequisite Skills: Reading Level II or concurrent enrollment in reading. 19852 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Mekjavich, P Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 19852 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 57597 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 242 Coughlan, K Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 CDEV 062 Positive Parenting 82853 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 117 Vance, C Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 62246 MTWTh 11am-1:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 116 Riley, S Schedule: Other Sessions Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 74674 MTWTh 6pm-9pm 1.0 Stockton LOCK 314 Falcone, K 86775 MW 6pm-9:30pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 117 Coughlan, K Section 74674 meets 6/9/2008-6/17/2008. Refund date: 6/9/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/16/2008. 32804 MTWTh 6pm-9pm 1.0 Stockton LOCK 314 Sullivan, C CDEV 026 Child, Family, and Community Section 32804 meets 6/23/2008-7/1/2008. Refund date: 6/23/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Last drop date without a W: 6/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/30/2008. Schedule: Other Sessions 32981 Daily 2pm-4:30pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 117 Sullivan, C CDEV 063 Child Discipline Section 32981 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008. Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: On-Line Classes 54524 TBA: 6.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Carr, T 58695 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Mekjavich, P Section 54524 meets 6/9/2008-7/3/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Section 58695 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 15365 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Mekjavich, P CDEV 071 Children, Imagination, and Books Section 15365 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Schedule: Other Sessions CDEV 028 Health and Safety in Child Care 19148 Sat 9am-1:30pm 1.0 Stockton SHIM 116 Murray, J Section 19148 meets 6/7/2008-6/28/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Prerequisite Skills: Advisory Reading Level II. Last drop date without a W: 6/7/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/21/2008. Advisories: CDEV 021 with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. CDEV 073 Preschool Art Schedule: Other Sessions Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 72276 MTW 5:30pm-9:30pm 2.0 Stockton SHIM 242 LILLY, F Schedule: Other Sessions Section 72276 meets 6/16/2008-7/3/2008. Refund date: 6/16/2008. 96384 MTWTh 8am-12:30pm 1.0 Stockton SHIM 301 Chappuis, N Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/30/2008. Section 96384 meets 6/23/2008-6/27/2008. Refund date: 6/23/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/23/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/25/2008. CDEV 031A ECE Theory: Working with Children Prerequisites: CDEV 021, Child and Adolescent Development, with a grade of “C” or better. CDEV 076 Early Childhood Education Adult Supervision Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 58339 MTWTh 1pm-3:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 242 Coughlan, K Schedule: On-Line Classes 66114 TBA: 12.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA INTERNET Carr, T CDEV 032A Early ECE Practicum Section 66114 meets 6/9/2008-7/3/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Prerequisites: CDEV 031A ECE Theory: Working with Children with a grade of “C” or better. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Corequisites: CDEV 031A ECE Theory: Working with Children. Limitations on Enrollment: Title 22 Health & TB Clearance. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 47309 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton CDC 115 DeVincenzi, A AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton CDC 115 DeVincenzi, A 40 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor COM ST 001A (Continued) Civilization Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Section 36039 will be held at Tracy Center. CIVIL 003 Autobiography of Civilization 49918 MW 6pm-9:30pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 122 Graham, S Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 49918 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. 25749 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 313 Stewart, M Section 49918 will be held at Tracy Center. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 71343 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 245 Stewart, M COM ST 007 Intercultural Communication Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 64139 TTh 6pm-10pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 120 Stewart, M Schedule: On-Line Classes Section 64139 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 27354 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Marie, V Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. Section 27354 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Section 64139 will be held at Tracy Center. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. COM ST 050H Special Studies: Communication Studies Prerequisites: COM ST-001A Fundamentals of Speech or COM ST-002 Oral Interpretation of Communication Disorders Literature or COM ST-003 Interpersonal Communication or COM ST-005 Argumentation and Debate or COM ST-007 Intercultural Communication or COM ST-008 Small Group Communication COMM DIS 001 Communication Disorders: Speech and or COM ST-010 Storytelling: Interpreting Children‘s Literature or COM ST-052 Speech Activities Language Development each with a grade of “B” or better. Limitations on Enrollment: Presentation of a project acceptable to the instructor and division Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. chairperson. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 18806 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Lococo, J This class will be held at Santa Rosa Junior College campus. Schedule: Other Sessions ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA TBA TBA Wamhoff, M This class meets 6/30/2008-8/2/2008. Refund date: 7/1/2008. COMM DIS 007 Communication Disorders: Service Delivery Issues Last drop date without a W: 7/9/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Wamhoff, M Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 This class meets 6/30/2008-8/2/2008. Refund date: 7/1/2008. 58413 TTh 4pm-7:15pm 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Swain, D Last drop date without a W: 7/9/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. This class will be held at Santa Rosa Junior College campus. Computer Science Communication Studies CS 011 Fundamentals of Computer Science COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Prerequisites: Reading level II. Prerequisite Skills: 1. Reading Level II. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 73028 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 126 Truscott, J 62812 Fri 6pm-9:30pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Anderson, J Schedule: On-Line Classes AND Sat 9am-12pm Stockton SHIM 205 75035 TBA: 8.8 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Solomon, D Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Section 75035 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 83379 MTWTh 5:50am-8am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Cataldo, J Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 45452 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 410 Johnson, A 37285 TBA: 6.3 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Cofod, A Section 37285 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. 87027 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Cataldo, J Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. 86575 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 410 Lustig, R 56160 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Cofod, A 31049 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 125 Robins, C Section 56160 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. 80285 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Glaser, M Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. 90320 MTWTh 1pm-3pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Robins, C 32044 MTWTh 1:30pm-3:30pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 402 Glaser, M CS 012 Introduction to Management Information Systems Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Prerequisites: CS 011 with a grade of “C” or better. 87764 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton LOCK 220 B West-Dorny, B Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 18281 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 319 West-Dorny, B Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 31270 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Zaman, N 29311 TTh 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Hulstrom-G, E Section 31270 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. 95421 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Anderson, J Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. 50289 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 311 Glaser, M Schedule: Off-Campus Classes CS 070 Introduction to Internet 54933 MTWTh 7:50am-10am 3.0 Tracy TCTR 118 Petersen, T Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 54933 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: On-Line Classes Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. 28085 TBA: 4.5 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Noriega, J Section 54933 will be held at Tracy Center. Section 28085 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. 36039 MTWTh 10am-12:10pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 118 Petersen, T Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Section 36039 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008.

(Continued next column) Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 41 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor CSA 088A Basic MS PowerPoint Computer Science Limitations on Enrollment: None: Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only C S 069V Internship: Computer Science Schedule: Other Sessions Limitations on Enrollment: Students are required to enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the 43257 Fri 8:30am-4:30pm 0.5 Stockton SHIM 218 Noriega, J semester including internship units; the combined total number of units a student may >take in Section 43257 meets 6/20/2008-6/20/2008. Refund date: 6/20/2008. internship, work experience and, occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units; Last drop date without a W: 6/20/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/20/2008. participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and employer internship agreement. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Computer Science Networking ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A CSN 040 Information Security Fundamentals ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Prerequisites: CS-056 Networking Essentials or CS-054 Fundamentals of Data Communications ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A each with a grade of “C” or better. ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 C S 098V Work Experience: Computer Science 54215 TTh 6pm-9pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 408 Truscott, J Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to computer AND TTh 9pm-10pm Stockton SHIM 408 Truscott, J science work experience; the student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units including work experience units, during the semester; for summer session, the student must enroll in one related CSN 058B Microsoft Windows 2003 Server course in addition to work experience; the combined total number of units a student may take in Prerequisites: CS 56, Networking Essentials, with a grade of “C” or better. internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units; Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. participation requires submission and approval of work experience program objectives and an Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 employer work experience agreement. 51478 MW 6pm-9pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 408 Truscott, J Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. AND Fri 6pm-9pm Stockton SHIM 408 Truscott, J Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Computer Science Programming ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A CSP 017 Computer Logic Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: On-Line Classes 73720 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Caskey, M Computer Science Applications Section 73720 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. CSA 020 MS Word, Excel, and Access Advisories: CSA 45 Microsoft Windows. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 35757 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 237 Noriega, J Computer Science Web Design Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 46701 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 218 Caskey, M CSW 039 Dreamweaver Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: On-Line Classes 75970 TBA: 8.8 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Noriega, J 75555 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Zaman, N Section 75970 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Section 75555 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. 87183 TBA: 6.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Noriega, J Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Section 87183 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/19/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/1/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/26/2008. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 74055 TWTh 6pm-9pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 126 Vargas, S Section 74055 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Construction Technology Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Section 74055 will be held at Tracy Center. CONST 069V Internship: Construction Technology Prerequisite Skills: 1. Ability to assess personal interests, values, and skills. Ability to research CSA 045 Microsoft Windows careers, and to make decisions relative to career planning and goal setting. Ability to conduct a Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC job search, write a resume, and interview for employment. Schedule: On-Line Classes Advisories: GUID-030 each with a grade of “C” or better and GUID-031 each with a grade of “C” 34029 TBA: 4.5 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA INTERNET Noriega, J or better and GUID-032 each with a grade of “C” or better and GUID-033 each with a grade Section 34029 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. of “C” or better. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 42 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Culinary Arts Developmental Education CUL ART 001 Introduction to Hospitality Industry DV ED 079A Applied Mathematics Laboratory Prerequisite Skills: 1. Reading Level II. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Other Sessions Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 47434 MTW 8am-10am 1.0 Stockton SHIM 315 Thomas, M 29101 MTW 4:30pm-6:30pm 2.0 Stockton SHIM 116 Joyner, T AND MWTh 8am-10am Stockton SHIM 315 Barr, C AND TTh 8am-10am Stockton SHIM 315 GONZALES, J Section 47434 meets 6/9/2008-7/24/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. CUL ART 003 Sanitation and Safety Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 61569 MTW 10am-12pm 1.0 Stockton SHIM 315 Thomas, M Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 AND MWTh 10am-12pm Stockton SHIM 315 Barr, C 95942 MTW 2:30pm-4:30pm 2.0 Stockton SHIM 116 Rostomily, N AND TTh 10am-12pm Stockton SHIM 315 GONZALES, J Section 61569 meets 6/9/2008-7/24/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. CUL ART 005 Commercial Food Preparation Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. Advisories: CUL ART-003 with a grade of “C” or better. 67041 MT 12pm-2pm 1.0 Stockton SHIM 315 Thomas, M Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. AND Thur 12pm-2pm Stockton SHIM 315 Barr, C Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 AND MTW 12pm-2pm Stockton SHIM 315 Samuelson, K 98681 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 4.0 Stockton DANN 105 Trout, P AND WTh 12pm-2pm Stockton SHIM 315 GONZALES, J Section 67041 meets 6/9/2008-7/24/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. AND MTWTh 9:30am-2pm Stockton DANN 105 Trout, P Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. 55188 MT 2pm-4pm 1.0 Stockton SHIM 315 Thomas, M CUL ART 015 Selected Topics: Culinary Arts AND Thur 2pm-4pm Stockton SHIM 315 Barr, C Prerequisites: Reading level II or concurrent enrollment in reading. AND Wed 2pm-4pm Stockton SHIM 315 GONZALES, J Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 55188 meets 6/9/2008-7/24/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. 56689 MW 6:30pm-9:30pm 2.0 Stockton SHIM 116 HARPER, L DV ED 120 Tutorial Assistance Grading Option 4: No Grade Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 98187 TBA: 20.0 hrs./wk 0.0 TBA TBA TBA Truscott, J Dance This course is a computer lab course. 32357 TBA: 40.0 hrs./wk 0.0 TBA TBA TBA Fellner, W DANCE 010 Modern Dance Math and Science Learning Center. Schedule: Other Sessions Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC ***** Daily 11am-1pm 0.0 Stockton LOCK 417 Fellner, W Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 This class meets 6/23/2008-7/12/2008. Refund date: 6/23/2008. 54964 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 402 Gnassounou, V Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. For students who assessed at level I Math; Min. Test score 27; Please call 954-5908 for more info. This is Learning Communities. See page 23 for more information. DANCE 011 Modern Dance ***** Daily 11am-1pm 0.0 Stockton LOCK 417 Fellner, W Prerequisites: DANCE 010 with a grade of “C” or better. This class meets 7/14/2008-8/2/2008. Refund date: 7/15/2008. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Last drop date without a W: 7/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/28/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 This course is for Basic Math Review. For more info, please call 954-5908 for more info. 86881 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 402 Gnassounou, V This is Learning Communities. See page 23 for more information.

DANCE 012 Jazz Dance Grading Option 3: A-F or CR5/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Diesel Technology 42568 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 402 Gnassounou, V DIESL 069V Internship: Diesel Mechanics Limitations on Enrollment: Internship: The student must enroll in a course in the discipline directly DANCE 013 Jazz Dance related to the work experience. Students are required to enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the Prerequisites: DANCE 012 with a grade of “C” or better. semester including internship units or completion of 9 units of coursework in the discipline with Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC a grade of “C” or better. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship, Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Participation 50229 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 402 Gnassounou, V requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and employer internship agreement. Internship as determined from job description on employer internship agreement. Advisories: GUID-030 and GUID-031 and GUID-032 and GUID-033 each with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 43 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Dramatic Arts Economics DRAMA 010 Theatre Appreciation ECON 001A Principles of Economics: Macro Prerequisites: Reading level II. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 62948 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 143 Durr, D 99343 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton CUNN 119 Swanson, R 16536 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 317 Gilbreath, T 69707 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 119 Swanson, R Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 DRAMA 025A Theatre Production: Acting 33142 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton CUNN 102 Seelye, M Limitations on Enrollment: Qualified performer. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ECON 001B Principles of Economics Schedule: Other Sessions Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ***** TBA: 25.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton TILLIE LEWI White, J Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 This class meets 5/26/2008-7/19/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 31919 MW 6pm-9pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 324 Ford, J Last drop date without a W: 6/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/3/2008. 18738 TTh 6pm-9pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 324 Ford, J DRAMA 025B Theatre Production: Crew Limitations on Enrollment: Qualified performer. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Other Sessions Education ***** TBA: 25.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton TILLIE LEWI White, J This class meets 5/26/2008-7/19/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. EDUC 010 Introduction to Education Last drop date without a W: 6/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/3/2008. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Advisories: The student planning to transfer to Stanislaus State should enroll in EDUC 10L DRAMA 031 Principles of Acting concurrently. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Schedule: On-Line Classes 80563 MTWTh 10:30am-12pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 326 Durr, D 84842 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Prescott, K AND MTWTh 12pm-1:30pm Stockton LOCK 326 Durr, D Section 84842 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. DRAMA 034 Styles of Acting Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 81569 MTWTh 10:30am-12pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 326 Durr, D Electrical Technology: Apprenticeship AND MTWTh 12pm-1:30pm Stockton LOCK 325 Durr, D A-ELE 075A Basic Electricity DRAMA 047A Musical Theatre Production: Acting Limitations on Enrollment: Apprenticeship. Limitations on Enrollment: Qualified performer. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Other Sessions Schedule: Other Sessions ***** Daily 8am-12pm 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 25.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton TILLIE LEWI White, J AND Daily 1pm-5pm TBA TBA TBA This class meets 6/23/2008-8/9/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. This class meets 6/23/2008-6/27/2008. Refund date: 6/23/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/7/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/29/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008. The above section will be held at DWR Training Center. DRAMA 047B Musical Theatre Production: Crew Limitations on Enrollment: Qualified performer. A-ELE 075B Advanced Electricity Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Limitations on Enrollment: Apprenticeship. Schedule: Other Sessions Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC ***** TBA: 25.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton TILLIE LEWI White, J Schedule: Other Sessions This class meets 6/23/2008-8/9/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. ***** Daily 8am-12pm 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A Last drop date without a W: 7/7/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/29/2008. AND Daily 1pm-5pm TBA TBA TBA This class meets 7/21/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 7/21/2008. DRAMA 101 Creative Seniors: Drama Last drop date without a W: 7/22/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. Grading Option 4: No Grade The above section will be held at the DWR Training Center. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 74746 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 0.0 Stockton BUDD 402 Gnassounou, V A-ELE 075E High Voltage Switching The above section meets concurrently with Dance 10,11. Limitations on Enrollment: Apprenticeship. 15566 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 402 Gnassounou, V Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC The above section meets concurrently with Dance 12, 13. Schedule: Other Sessions Schedule: Other Sessions ***** Daily 8am-12pm 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 25.0 hrs./wk 0.0 Stockton TILLIE LEWI White, J AND Daily 1pm-5pm TBA TBA TBA This class meets 5/26/2008-7/19/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. This class meets 8/18/2008-8/22/2008. Refund date: 8/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/3/2008. Last drop date without a W: 8/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 8/21/2008. The above section meets concurrently with Drama 25. ***** TBA: 25.0 hrs./wk 0.0 Stockton TILLIE LEWI White, J This class meets 6/23/2008-8/9/2008. Refund date: 6/25/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/7/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/29/2008. The above section meets concurrently with Drama 47. 44 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor A-ELE 075F Electrical Motors and Controls E TECH 022 Three Dimensional Modeling Limitations on Enrollment: Apprenticeship. Prerequisites: E TECH 012, Computer-Aided Drafting, with a grade of “C” or better or ARCH 012, Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Computer-Aided Drafting, with a grade of “C” or better. Schedule: Other Sessions Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ***** MTWThFSa 7:30am-11:30am 2.0 TBA Schedule: Other Sessions TBA TBA Ciochina, A 12215 TWTh 11:30am-1:30pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 130 Larson, J AND MTWThFSa 12:30pm-4:30pm TBA AND TWTh 1:30pm-5:30pm Stockton HOLT 130 Larson, J TBA TBA Section 12215 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. This class meets 6/2/2008-6/6/2008. Refund date: 6/2/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/3/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/5/2008. This course for indentured apprentices meets at the Department of Water Resources E TECH 026 Technical Statics Training Center. Prerequisites: MATH 31; or MATH 36; or MATH 87; with a grade of a “C” or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Electronics Technology 25440 TTh 8am-12:30pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 131 Crawford, R E TECH 076 Applied Statics ELECT 050H Special Studies: Electronics Technology Advisories: MATH 80 with a grade of “C” or better. Prerequisites: ELECT 011, AC and DC Network Analysis, with a grade of “C” or better and ELECT Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 012, Solid State Devices, with a grade of “C” or better and ELECT 013A, Integrated Circuits, with Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 a grade of “C” or better. 95478 TTh 8am-12:30pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 131 Crawford, R Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A English ENG 001A Written Communications Engineering Prerequisites: ENG 079 Preparatory English with a grade of “C” or better or Composition Level III. ENGR 050H Special Studies: Engineering Advisories: READING 094A; Reading Level III or Reading Level II and concurrent enrollment in Prerequisites: Completion of two semesters of engineering classes with a grade of “B” or better READING 094A. and presentation of a project acceptable to the instructor and division chairperson. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 13051 Daily 7:50am-10:30am 3.0 Stockton LOCK 108 Rizvi, S ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 19341 Daily 10:30am-1:05pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 301 Vana, A 78790 Daily 10:30am-1:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 108 Rizvi, S ENGR 069V Internship: Engineering Technology Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4B), July 7 - August 1 Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the 50445 MTWTh 10:30am-1:45pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 301 Ayers, S engineering technologies internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 the semester including internship units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one 98671 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 323 William-Wh, L related course in addition to internship. The combined total number of units a student may 56638 MTWTh 1pm-3:15pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 323 William-Wh, L take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 16 units. Participation requites submission and approval of internship program objectives and 32846 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Sto ckton HOLT 201 C Gonzales, J an employer internship agreement. 28913 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 201 C Gonzales, J Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only 16161 TTh 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 311 Osikomaiya, O Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 44780 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 215 Girouard, J ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 17339 TTh 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 132 Layfield, L ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Schedule: Other Sessions ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 95841 Daily 6am-8am 3.0 Stockton CUNN 318 Hemington, J Section 95841 meets 7/7/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/9/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/31/2008. 55998 Daily 8am-10am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 310 Hemington, J Section 55998 meets 7/7/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/9/2008. Engineering Technology Last drop date without a W: 7/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/31/2008. Schedule: On-Line Classes E TECH 012 Computer-Aided Drafting 86279 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Adams, K Section 86279 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Prerequisites: ARCH 001, Basic Architectural Drafting, with a grade of “C” or better or E TECH 013, Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Engineering Drafting Skills, with a grade of “C” or better. 58010 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Adams, K Corequisites: ARCH 001, Basic Architectural Drafting, or ARCH 001, Basic Architectural Drafting. Section 58010 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Schedule: Other Sessions 40319 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Freedman, L 38655 TWTh 8:30am-10:30am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 130 Larson, J Section 40319 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. AND TWTh 10:30am-2:30pm Stockton HOLT 130 Larson, J Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Section 38655 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/16/2008. (Continued next page) Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 45 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor ENG 001A (Continued) ENG 030 The Film as Literature Schedule: On-Line Classes Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 57827 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Freedman, L Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4B), July 7 - August 1 Section 57827 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. 85767 MTWTh 12pm-3:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 302 Hutcheon, P Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 39227 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Freedman, L 39264 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 302 Kruger, J Section 39227 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes ENG 033A Study Skills for Success in College 57370 MTWTh 7:50am-10am 3.0 Tracy TCTR 123 Coleman, W Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 57370 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. 73650 MTWTh 12pm-2:15pm 2.0 Stockton SHIM 122 Kuehn, P Section 57370 will be held at Tracy Center. 22258 MTWTh 10:15am-12:20pm 3.0 Manteca MCTR 101 Gates, N Schedule: Other Sessions Section 22258 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. ***** MTWTh 12:30pm-2pm 2.0 Stockton CUNN 325 Crowder, M Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. This class meets 6/16/2008-7/23/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Section 22258 will be held at Manteca Center. Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. 43053 MW 6pm-9:30pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 118 Sudderth, B This section is designed for students enrolled in the EOPS Summer Readiness Program. Section 43053 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. ***** MTWTh 12:30pm-2pm 2.0 Stockton CUNN 318 Prince, Z Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. This class meets 6/16/2008-7/23/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Section 43053 will be held at Tracy Center. Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. This section is designed for students enrolled in the EOPS Summer Readiness Program. ENG 001B Written Communications ***** MTWTh 12:30pm-2pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 333 Kuehn, P This class meets 6/16/2008-7/23/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Prerequisites: ENG 001A Written Communications with a grade of “C” or better. Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. This section is designed for students enrolled in the EOPS Summer Readiness Program. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4B), July 7 - August 1 62492 Daily 8am-10:30am 3.0 Stockton LOCK 108 Hom, N ENG 038 Mythology Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 52823 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton BUDD 215 Hatch, S Schedule: On-Line Classes 66958 MTWTh 10:30am-12:45pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 215 Hatch, S 72837 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Stoner, H Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 Section 72837 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 32582 TTh 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 302 Thomas, M Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Schedule: On-Line Classes 15939 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Stoner, H Section 15939 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 89929 TBA: 8.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Rickansrud, R Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Section 89929 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 80133 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Stoner, H Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Section 80133 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 84415 TBA: 8.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Andrews, C Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Section 84415 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 48449 TBA: 8.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Rennicks I, R 66456 MTWTh 7:45am-10am 3.0 Tracy TCTR 122 Dunne, D Section 48449 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Section 66456 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last adrop date with a W: 7/8/2008. Section 66456 will be held at Tracy Center. ENG 001D Critical Composition ENG 050H Special Studies: English Prerequisites: ENG 001A, Written Communications, with a grade of “C” or better. Prerequisites: Completion of ENG 1A with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Limitations on Enrollment: Project acceptable to the instructor and division chairperson. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 59312 Daily 7:50am-10:30am 3.0 Stockton LOCK 402 Hamilton, M Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 53845 Daily 10:30am-1:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 302 Hamilton, M ***** TBA: 2.5 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton BUDD 319 Kuehn, P Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 34782 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton LOCK 302 Rickansrud, R 17000 MTWTh 11am-1:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 402 Duffett, M ENG 070 Basic Writing Skills I Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only 88216 TTh 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 402 Mahmood, I Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 52656 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 125 Fox, J 81704 MTWTh 7am-10:30am 5.0 Stockton HOLT 407 Contreras, M Schedule: On-Line Classes 50976 Daily 7:40am-10:30am 5.0 Stockton LOCK 301 Emerine, P 60135 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Stagnaro, M 32924 MTWTh 10:30am-2pm 5.0 Stockton HOLT 312 Rojas, M Section 60135 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. 88090 Daily 1pm-3:50pm 5.0 Stockton SHIM 319 Ramsey, L Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 81108 TBA: 8.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Stagnaro, M 78879 MTWTh 7am-10:30am 5.0 Stockton HOLT 301 Sandhu, S Section 81108 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. 31735 MTWTh 6pm-9:30pm 5.0 Stockton LOCK 108 Kuehn, P Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8A), June 9 - August 1 36337 TTh 6pm-9:30pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 118 Kindle, T 23713 MTW 6pm-9:30pm 5.0 Stockton HOLT 407 Fox, E Section 36337 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/15/2008. 23932 MTWTh 4pm-7:30pm 5.0 Tracy TCTR 123 Perales, C Section 36337 will be held at Tracy Center. Section 23932 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. Section 23932 will be held at Tracy Center. 46 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor ENG 071 Practical Grammar Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Family & Consumer Sciences Schedule: Other Sessions 19569 TTh 6pm-8:30pm 2.0 Stockton HOLT 301 Murray, H FCS 002 Life Management Section 19569 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/15/2008. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 39230 MTWTh 10:30am-1:45pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 117 Whitt, M ENG 073A Writing Laboratory I Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only FCS 006 Nutrition Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Prerequisite Skills: Reading Level II. 45697 TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 201 O‘Connell, P Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. The Writing Lab will be opened Mon-Thurs 8-6:00 p.m.Fri 8:00-12:30p.m. Schedule: Other Sessions 35135 MTWTh 8am-10:15am 3.0 Stockton FORM SOUTH Brock, R ENG 073B Writing Laboratory II Section 35135 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/15/2008. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Schedule: On-Line Classes 22357 TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 201 O‘Connell, P 65137 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Sytsma, R The Writing Lab will be opened Mon-Thurs 8-6:00 pm.Fri.8:00-12:30p.m. Section 65137 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. ENG 079 Preparatory English 68785 TBA: 13.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Peterson, K Section 68785 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Prerequisite Skills: Reading Level II and Composition Level II.. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Advisories: READING 94A. 68193 TBA: 9.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Sytsma, R Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 68193 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 16901 Daily 7:40am-10:30am 5.0 Stockton HOLT 311 Buettner, L 63861 TBA: 13.5 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Peterson, K 84280 Daily 7:40am-10:30am 5.0 Stockton BUDD 323 Oren, D Section 63861 meets 7/7/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 7/8/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/14/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/25/2008. 28480 Daily 7:40am-10:30am 5.0 Stockton HOLT 125 Agopsowicz, W Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 46897 Daily 7:40am-10:30am 5.0 Stockton LOCK 311 Ramirez, P 75192 MW 5:30pm-9:45pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 120 Lewis, D 14437 MTWTh 10:30am-2pm 5.0 Stockton LOCK 311 Nugent, L Section 75192 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 34312 MTWTh 10:30am-2pm 5.0 Stockton LOCK 301 Powell, H Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/7/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Section 75192 will be held at Tracy Center. 56363 MTWTh 10:30am-2pm 5.0 Stockton HOLT 407 VanDyke, J Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 FCS 015F Introduction to Fashion Design 48543 MTW 6pm-9:30pm 5.0 Stockton BUDD 323 Powell, L Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 12521 MTW 6pm-9:30pm 5.0 Stockton LOCK 301 Awwad, A Schedule: Other Sessions 70878 MTW 6pm-9:30pm 5.0 Stockton SHIM 206 Dang, T 49915 MTWTh 9am-11:15am 1.0 Stockton SHIM 305 Asfour, L Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Section 49915 meets 6/9/2008-6/20/2008. Refund date: 6/9/2008. 77018 Daily 7:25am-10:15am 5.0 Manteca MCTR 101 Kuehn, P Last drop date without a W: 6/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/17/2008. Section 77018 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. FCS 019 Human Development Section 77018 will be held at Manteca Center. Prerequisites: Reading level II. 27944 MTWTh 10am-1:30pm 5.0 Tracy TCTR 123 Kindle, T

P E 001F Advanced Swim for Health Photography Prerequisites: PE 1E. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC PHOTO 001A Introduction to Photography Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Prerequisite Skills: 1. Reading level II. 76099 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Stockton POOL Reyes, J Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 88501 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton POOL Grim, J Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 10079 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 150 Munger, J 54125 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.5 Stockton POOL Grim, J AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton SHIM 150 Munger, J 44005 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton POOL Grim, J

PHOTO 001B Intermediate Photography P E 006 Wrestling Prerequisites: PHOTO 001A, Introduction to Photography, with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 36897 TTh 7pm-9pm 1.0 Stockton BUDD 210 Sandler, M 73273 MTWTh 8am-9:30am 3.0 Stockton SHIM 150 Munger, J AND MTWTh 9:30am-12:30pm Stockton SHIM 150 Munger, J P E 009A Individual Conditioning I Prerequisite Skills: Each student will submit a physical activity readiness questionnaire and will PHOTO 101 Photography for the Older Adult be cleared to participate in the class if the assessment indicates that the student does not have Prerequisite Skills: 1. Basic darkroom skills. any physical limitations that would preclude them from doing vigorous physical activity. Grading Option 4: No Grade Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 45192 MTWTh 8am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton SHIM 150 Munger, J 59161 MTWTh 6:30am-7:40am 2.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Barlow, G AND MTWTh 7:40am-8:30am Stockton BUDD 219 Barlow, G 94080 MTWTh 8:30am-9:10am 2.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Paz, M AND MTWTh 9:10am-10:30am Stockton BUDD 219 Paz, M 94355 MTWTh 10:30am-11:10am 2.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Katz, B Physical Education & Recreation AND MTWTh 11:10am-12:30pm Stockton BUDD 219 Katz, B 16758 MTWTh 4:30pm-5:20pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Ressa, R P E 001A Beginning Swimming AND MTWTh 5:20pm-6:30pm Stockton BUDD 219 Ressa, R Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 11834 MTWTh 6:30pm-7:20pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Gaines, R Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 AND MTWTh 7:20pm-8:30pm Stockton BUDD 219 Gaines, R 82094 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton POOL MARONEY, M Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 57703 MTWTh 2:30pm-3:10pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Herrington, T P E 001B Intermediate Swimming AND MTWTh 3:10pm-4:30pm Stockton BUDD 219 Herrington, T Prerequisites: PE 1A. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC P E 009B Individual Conditioning II Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Prerequisites: P E 009A, Beginning Individual Conditioning, with a grade of “C” or better. 53464 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton POOL Herrington, T Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 P E 001D Beginning Swim for Health 64552 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Barlow, G Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 84244 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Paz, M Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 56799 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Katz, B 31496 MTWTh 6:30am-7:20am 2.0 Stockton POOL Reyes, J 69109 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Ressa, R AND MTWTh 7:20am-8:30am Stockton POOL Reyes, J 91815 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Gaines, R 31861 MTWTh 10:30am-11:10am 2.0 Stockton POOL Grim, J Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 AND MTWTh 11:10am-12:30pm Stockton POOL Grim, J 73397 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Herrington, T Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 80646 MTWTh 4:30pm-5:10pm 2.0 Stockton POOL Grim, J AND MTWTh 5:10pm-6:30pm Stockton POOL Grim, J 20374 MTWTh 6:30pm-7:10pm 2.0 Stockton POOL Grim, J AND MTWTh 7:10pm-8:30pm Stockton POOL Grim, J Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 59 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor P E 009C Individual Conditioning III P E 010A Beginning Fitness Walking Prerequisites: P E 009B, Intermediate Individual Conditioning, with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 3: A-F or rCR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 32204 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Ressa, R 81888 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Barlow, G 46354 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Johnson, G 51246 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Paz, M Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 28998 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Katz, B 68173 Daily 6:30am-8:20am 1.5 Tracy TCTR 126 Toepfer, J 81156 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Ressa, R Section 68173 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 31462 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Gaines, R Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Section 68173 will be held at Tracy Center. 45779 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 219 Herrington, T P E 010B Intermediate Fitness Walking Prerequisites: P E 010A, Beginning Fitness Walking, with a grade of “C” or better. P E 009D Beginning Jazz Aerobics Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 18654 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Ressa, R 36939 Daily 6:30am-6:50am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 210 Cornman, W 57486 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Johnson, G AND Daily 6:50am-8:30am Stockton BUDD 210 Cornman, W Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 55236 Daily 6:30am-8:20am 1.5 Tracy TCTR 126 Toepfer, J 42502 MTWTh 5pm-5:50pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 210 DeBenedett, A Section 55236 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. AND MTWTh 5:50pm-7pm Stockton BUDD 210 DeBenedett, A Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Section 55236 will be held at Tracy Center. P E 009E Intermediate Jazz Aerobics P E 010C Advanced Fitness Walking Prerequisites: PE 9D. Prerequisites: P E 010B, Intermediate Fitness Walking, with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 91927 Daily 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 210 Cornman, W 62306 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Ressa, R Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 68521 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Johnson, G 69679 MTWTh 5pm-7pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 210 DeBenedett, A Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 94366 Daily 6:30am-8:20am 1.5 Tracy TCTR 126 Toepfer, J P E 009F Advanced Jazz Aerobics Section 94366 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Prerequisites: PE 9E. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Section 94366 will be held at Tracy Center. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 30746 Daily 6:30am-8:30am 1.0 Stockton BUDD 210 Cornman, W P E 014A Weight Training I Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 62114 MTWTh 5pm-7pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 210 DeBenedett, A Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 36443 MTWTh 6:30am-7:20am 2.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Gaines, R AND MTWTh 7:20am-8:30am Stockton BUDD 308 Gaines, R P E 009H Beginning Sports Conditioning 89785 MTWTh 8:30am-9:10am 2.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Cornman, W Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC AND MTWTh 9:10am-10:30am Stockton BUDD 308 Cornman, W Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 41178 MTWTh 10:30am-11:10am 2.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Peters, R 95410 MTWTh 2:30pm-3:10pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Peters, R AND MTWTh 11:10am-12:30pm Stockton BUDD 308 Peters, R AND MTWTh 3:10pm-4:30pm Stockton FIELDS Peters, R 48474 MTWTh 12:30pm-1:10pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Katz, B Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 AND MTWTh 1:10pm-2:30pm Stockton BUDD 308 Katz, B 68866 MTWTh 6:30pm-7:20pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS King, D 97990 MTWTh 2:30pm-3:10pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Hyman, G AND MTWTh 7:20pm-8:30pm Stockton FIELDS King, D AND MTWTh 3:10pm-4:30pm Stockton BUDD 308 Hyman, G 65767 MTWTh 6:30pm-7:20pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Hyman, G 38536 MTWTh 4:30pm-5:10pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Rose, B AND MTWTh 7:20pm-8:30pm Stockton FIELDS Hyman, G AND MTWTh 5:10pm-6:30pm Stockton BUDD 308 Rose, B Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 P E 009I Intermediate/Advanced Sports Conditioning 82123 MTWTh 6:30pm-7:10pm 2.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Barlow, G Prerequisites: P E-009H Beginning Sports Conditioning with a grade of “C” or better. AND MTWTh 7:10pm-8:30pm Stockton BUDD 308 Barlow, G Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 P E 014B Weight Training II 78436 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Peters, R Prerequisites: P E 014A, Beginning Weight Training, with a grade of “C” or better. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 61576 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS King, D Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 22002 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Hyman, G 96090 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Gaines, R 23142 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Cornman, W P E 009J Advanced Sports Conditioning 42743 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Peters, R Prerequisites: PE 9I. 91436 MTWTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Katz, B Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 15937 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Hyman, G Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 43200 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Rose, B 53549 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Peters, R Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 76301 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Barlow, G 90485 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS King, D 49179 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Hyman, G 60 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor P E 014C Weight Training III P E 026B Intermediate Soccer Prerequisites: P E 014B, Intermediate Weight Training, with a grade of “C” or better. Prerequisites: P E 26A. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 58900 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Gaines, R 32954 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Ratto, L 17137 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Cornman, W Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 69564 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Peters, R 93775 TTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Hoang, T 88805 MTWTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Katz, B 98199 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Hyman, G P E 026C Advanced Soccer 90812 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Rose, B Prerequisites: P E 26B. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 20053 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 308 Barlow, G Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 13353 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Ratto, L P E 022A Beginning Tennis Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 77731 TTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Hoang, T Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 26445 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton TENNIS COUR Ressa, R P E 027B Beginning Baseball Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC P E 024A Beginning Power Volleyball Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 87125 MTWTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 2.0 Stockton FIELDS Peters, R Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 22528 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton MARC GYM Paz, M P E 027C Advanced Baseball Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC P E 024B Intermediate Power Volleyball Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Prerequisites: P E 024A, Beginning Power Volleyball, with a grade of “C” or better and. 18922 MTWTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 2.0 Stockton FIELDS Peters, R Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 P E 028E Beginning Softball 73960 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton MARC GYM Paz, M Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 P E 024C Advanced Power Volleyball 21478 Daily 10:30am-12pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Fisher, J Prerequisites: P E 024B, Intermediate Power Volleyball, with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC P E 028F Intermediate Softball Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Prerequisites: P E 28E. 19708 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton MARC GYM Paz, M Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 P E 025A Beginning Basketball 65431 Daily 10:30am-12pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Fisher, J Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 P E 028G Advanced Softball 84091 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Barlow, G Prerequisites: Qualified performer. 59561 TTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Johnson, G Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 88740 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Katz, B Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 40175 Daily 10:30am-12pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Fisher, J P E 025B Intermediate Basketball Prerequisites: P E 25A. P E 029A Beginning Touch Football Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: Other Sessions 20268 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Barlow, G 41364 Daily 1:30pm-4pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Barlow, G 97865 TTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Johnson, G Section 41364 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. 38776 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Katz, B Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008.

P E 025C Advanced Basketball P E 029B Intermediate Touch Football Prerequisites: P E 25B. Prerequisites: P E 29A. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: Other Sessions 70699 MTWTh 8am-10am 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Barlow, G 50941 Daily 1:30pm-4pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Barlow, G 87749 TTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Johnson, G Section 50941 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008. 42521 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G Katz, B P E 029C Advanced Touch Football P E 026A Beginning Soccer Prerequisites: P E 29B. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Schedule: Other Sessions 45626 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Ratto, L 86231 Daily 1:30pm-4pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Barlow, G Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Section 86231 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. 94319 TTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 1.5 Stockton FIELDS Hoang, T Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 61 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor P E 032A Beginning Golf P E 042U Intermediate Coaching of Defensive Football Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Prerequisites: P E 42T. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 69912 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Off-Campus SWENSON GOL Ratto, L Schedule: Other Sessions Section 69912 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 71666 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 2.0 Stockton FIELDS Herrington, T Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. Section 71666 meets 7/14/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/15/2008. Section 69912 will be held at SWENSON GOLF COURSE. Last drop date without a W: 7/21/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/31/2008. Student lab fees $30. P E 045 Special Projects: Physical Education P E 032B Intermediate Golf Prerequisites: Completion of survey course with grade of “B” or better and presentation of a Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC project acceptable to the instructor and division chairperson. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 93075 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Off-Campus SWENSON GOL Ratto, L Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Section 93075 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton BUDD 119 Scott, G Section 93075 will be held at SWENSON GOLF COURSE. ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton BUDD 119 Scott, G Student lab fees $30. P E 049 Psychology of Sports P E 032C Advanced Golf Prerequisite Skills: 1. Advisory: Reading Level II. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 71284 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 1.5 Off-Campus SWENSON GOL Ratto, L 89276 Daily 10:30am-12:15pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 143 Reyes, J Section 71284 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. Section 71284 will be held at SWENSON GOLF COURSE. P E 101 Adapted Physical Education Student lab fees $30. Grading Option 4: No Grade Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 P E 034 Badminton 59457 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton POOL MARONEY, M Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Adapted Swimming Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 96023 Daily 12:30pm-2:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Hoang, T 17684 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G McFadden AND Daily 12:30pm-2:30pm Stockton BUDD 210 Fisher, J Adapted Conditioning P E 039E Adapted Swimming Prerequisites: Physician authorization. P E 112 Active Seniors Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Grading Option 4: No Grade Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 79129 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton POOL Maroney, M 36718 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 0.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Barlow, G Individual Conditioning 36804 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 0.0 Stockton POOL Reyes, J P E 039F Adapted Conditioning Swim for Health Prerequisites: Physician authorization. 10806 Daily 6:30am-8:30am 0.0 Stockton BUDD 210 Cornman, W Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Jazz Aerobics Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 87666 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 0.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Gaines, R 67824 Daily 12:30pm-2:30pm 1.5 Stockton BUDD 210 Fisher, J Weight Training AND Daily 12:30pm-2:30pm Stockton BUDD 219 Hoang, T 92238 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Ressa, R Fitness Walking 86315 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Ratto, L P E 042Q Beginning Coaching of Offensive Football Soccer Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 36697 eMTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton BLANCHARD G Barlow, G Schedule: Other Sessions Basketball 21326 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 2.0 Stockton FIELDS Barlow, G 20012 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Paz, M Section 21326 meets 7/14/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/15/2008. Individual Conditioning Last drop date without a W: 7/21/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/31/2008. 70534 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton POOL Herrington, T Intermediate Swimming P E 042R Intermediate Coaching of Offensive Football 59580 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Cornman, W Prerequisites: P E 42Q. Weight Training Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 25855 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton POOL Grim, J Swim for Health Schedule: Other Sessions 89237 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Johnson, G 11571 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 2.0 Stockton FIELDS Barlow, G Fitness Walking Section 11571 meets 7/14/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/15/2008. 45838 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton TENNIS COUR Ressa, R Last drop date without a W: 7/21/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/31/2008. Tennis 92681 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 210 Cornman, W P E 042T Beginning Coaching of Defensive Football Conditioning Class Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 78938 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton MARC GYM Paz, M Schedule: Other Sessions Volleyball 17409 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 2.0 Stockton FIELDS Herrington, T 42631 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Peters, R Section 17409 meets 7/14/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/15/2008. Weight Training Last drop date without a W: 7/21/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/31/2008. 64600 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Katz, B Individual Conditioning 83851 MTWTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Katz, B Weight Training (Continued next page) 62 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor P E 112 (Continued) 49846 TTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 0.0 Stockton BLANCHARD G Johnson, G Plant Science Basketball 24135 MTWTh 12:30pm-2:30pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Peters, R PLANT 014 Soil Science Baseball Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 83307 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 0.0 Stockton BLANCHARD G Katz, B Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 Basketball 17774 TWTh 9am-11:15am 4.0 Stockton SHIM 127 Dodson, D 85293 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Hyman, G AND TWTh 11:15am-1:30pm Stockton SHIM 127 Dodson, D Basketball 68636 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Peters, R Sports Conditioning PLANT 050H Special Studies: Plant Science 34512 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Ressa, R Prerequisite Skills: Division Approval Presentation to Instructor and Division Chair for approval Individual Conditioning of special studies project. 32150 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Rose, B Corequisites: PLANT 010, Principles of Plant Science, or PLANT 014, Soil Science. Weight Training Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 43191 TTh 7pm-9pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 210 Sandler, M Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Wrestling ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 26856 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Gaines, R ***** TBA: 6.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Individual Conditioning Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 62227 MTWTh 8:30am-10:30am 0.0 Stockton POOL MARONEY, M PLANT 096V Work Experience: Plant Science Swimming Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the plant 39252 Daily 10:30am-12pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Fisher, J science work experience. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the semester 90130 MTWTh 2:30pm-4:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 219 Herrington, T including work experience units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one related Individual Conditioning course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of units a student may take 30606 TTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Hoang, T in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Soccer Participation requires submission and approval of work experience program objectives and an 26129 MTWTh 4:30pm-6:30pm 0.0 Stockton POOL Grim, J employer work experience agreement. Swim for Health 76824 MTWTh 5pm-7pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 210 DeBenedett, A Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Jazz Aerobics Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only 49018 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 0.0 Stockton POOL Grim, J Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Swim for Health ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 74184 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 1.5 Stockton BLANCHARD G McFadden ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Badminton ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 46360 MTWTh 6:30pm-8pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS King, D ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Sports Conditioning 49749 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 0.0 Stockton BUDD 308 Barlow, G Weight Training 86213 MTWTh 6:30pm-8:30pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Hyman, G Sports Conditioning Schedule: Other Sessions Political Science 78643 Daily 1:30pm-4pm 0.0 Stockton FIELDS Barlow, G Section 78643 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. POLSC 001 American Government and Institutions Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Touch Football Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 29780 Daily 6:30am-8:20am 0.0 Tracy TCTR 126 Toepfer, J 31778 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 415 Velickovic, J Section 29780 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. 24665 MTWTh 11am-1:10pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 415 Velickovic, J Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 57361 TWTh 6pm-8:55pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 408 Ortiz, A Section 29780 will be held at Tracy Center. Fitness Walking Schedule: On-Line Classes 43277 MTWTh 6:30am-8:30am 0.0 Off-Campus SWENSON GOL Ratto, L 22023 TBA: 12.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Baxter, K Section 43277 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Section 22023 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/18/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Section 43277 will be held at SWENSON GOLF COURSE. 14636 TBA: 8.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Wadle, M Golf. Student lab fees $30. Section 14636 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 31763 TBA: 8.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Wadle, M Section 31763 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/2/2008. Physics Last drop date without a W: 7/12/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. PHYSC 010 Introduction to Physics Prerequisites: MATH 80 or MATH 83A and B each with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 19537 Daily 10:30am-12:20pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 242 Jones, Y AND Daily 8:30am-10:20am Stockton CUNN 411 Jones, Y Section 19537 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 70055 Daily 10:30am-12:20pm 4.0 Stockton CUNN 242 Jones, Y AND Daily 12:30pm-2:20pm Stockton CUNN 411 Jones, Y Section 70055 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 63 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Psychiatric Technology Radiologic Technology P T 082 Psychiatric Technician Nursing RAD 010 Introduction to Radiography Prerequisites: P T-002 Introduction to Medical and Surgical Nursing with a grade of “C” or Prerequisites: H S 036, Medical Terminology and Speech, with a grade of “C” or better and BIOL better. 033, Anatomy and Physiology, with a grade of “C” or better or BIOL 031, Human Anatomy, with Limitations on Enrollment: Admission to the Psychiatric Technician Program. a grade of “C” or better and BIOL 032, Human Physiology, with a grade of “C” or better. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Limitations on Enrollment: Admission to the Radiological Technology Program due to contractual Schedule: Other Sessions agreement with hospital. Finger printing & Criminal Record Clearance and. 58061 ThF 8am-12:45pm 8.0 Stockton LOCK 118 Barnett, T Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. AND MTW 6:30am-2:30pm TBA TBA TBA Smith, W Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Section 58061 meets 6/2/2008-8/5/2008. Refund date: 6/12/2008. ***** MWF 8am-11:15am 3.5 Off-Campus SJGH TBA Job, J Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/21/2008. This class meets 7/7/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/9/2008. Clinical evaluations on 8/1/08. Last drop date without a W: 7/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. This class will be held at SAN JOAQUIN GENERAL. RAD 010A Beginning Clinical Laboratory Psychology Corequisites: RAD 010, Introduction to Radiography. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. PSYCH 001 Introduction to Psychology Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Prerequisites: Reading level esII. ***** TTh 8am-4:30pm 3.0 Off-Campus SJGH TBA CAMARA, J Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. AND MWF 1pm-4:30pm Off-Campus SJGH TBA CAMARA, J Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 This class meets 7/15/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/16/2008. Last drop date without a W: 7/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 8/4/2008. 47204 MTWTh 7:30am-10:30am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 310 Feicht, G This class will be held at SAN JOAQUIN GENERAL. 33161 Daily 10:30am-1:10pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 305 Maloney, E Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 RAD 030 Intermediate Positioning and Technical Laboratory 59514 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton HOLT 305 Stott, D Prerequisites: RAD 023, Positioning and Technical Laboratory, with a grade of “C” or better. 41005 TTh 6pm-10pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 429 Thompson, E Limitations on Enrollment: Admission to the Radiological Technology Program due to contractual Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 agreement with hospital. 52950 MW 6pm-10pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 305 Stott, D Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 8 Weeks (Session 8B), June 16 - August 8 Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 50303 MW 6pm-9:15pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 415 Solomowitz, N ***** Thur 12:30pm-4:30pm 0.5 Off-Campus SJGH TBA Job, J Schedule: On-Line Classes This class meets 6/26/2008-8/7/2008. Refund date: 6/30/2008. 51858 TBA: 12.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Payne, R Last drop date without a W: 7/3/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. Section 51858 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. This class will be held at SAN JOAQUIN GENERAL. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. 25596 TBA: 12.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Payne, R RAD 030A Senior Clinical Laboratory Section 25596 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Prerequisites: RAD 020A, Advanced Clinical Laboratory, with a grade of “C” or better. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Limitations on Enrollment: Admission to the Radiological Technology Program due to contractual 81127 TBA: 12.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Payne, R agreement with hospital. and. Section 81127 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 51034 TTh 10:30am-2:50pm 3.0 Tracy TCTR 122 Millsop, K 28716 MTWF 8am-4:30pm 5.0 Off-Campus SJGH TBA KERR JR, T Section 51034 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. AND Thur 8am-11:30am Off-Campus SJGH TBA KERR JR, T Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/8/2008. Section 28716 meets 6/27/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 7/1/2008. Section 51034 will be held at Tracy Center. Last drop date without a W: 7/10/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/30/2008. Section 28716 will be held at SAN JOAQUIN GENERAL.

Radio and Television Reading RTV 031 Media Performance Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. READING 069V Internship: Reading Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the 66350 MTWTh 10am-10:45am 2.0 Stockton SHIM 146 Story, W reading internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the fall or spring AND MTWTh 10:45am-1pm Stockton SHIM 146 Story, W semesters including internship units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one related course in addition to internship. The combined total number of units a student may take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and an employer internship agreement. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 TBA TBA TBA Ciochina, A 64 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor READING 091A Reading in Literature Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Religion Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 13849 Daily 8am-10:30am 4.5 Stockton SHIM 319 Oren, W RELGN 014A Great Religions of the Eastern World AND TBA: 3.5 hrs./wk Stockton HOLT 201 Oren, W Prerequisites: Reading level II. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 READING 091C Reading in Science 18864 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 313 McCandless, C Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 35404 Daily 8am-10:30am 4.5 Tracy TCTR 121 Garcia, L RELGN 014B Great Religions of the Western World AND TBA: 3.5 hrs./wk Tracy TCTR 121 Garcia, L Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Section 35404 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Last drop date without a W: 6/19/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/9/2008. 50873 Daily 10:30am-1:10pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 324 Olson, L Section 35404 will be held at Tracy Center. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 14764 MTWTh 8am-10:10am 3.0 Stockton CUNN 324 McCandless, C READING 091D Reading in World Geography and Culture Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 60128 MW 6pm-10pm 4.5 Stockton HOLT 301 Murray, H AND TBA: 2.4 hrs./wk Stockton HOLT 301 Murray, H Sign Language SL 001 Elementary American Sign Language READING 091E Reading in History Prerequisites: Reading level II. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Advisories: SL 071, Elementary American Sign Language Laboratory. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 39567 MTWTh 10:30am-1:30pm 4.5 Stockton HOLT 311 Amezquita, M Schedule: Other Sessions AND TBA: 3.5 hrs./wk Stockton HOLT 201 Amezquita, M 64344 Daily 8am-10:30am 3.0 Stockton BUDD 333 Nunes, C Section 64344 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. READING 097E Vocabulary Enrichment Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008. The above section will meet in SHIMA 116 from 6/4-6/22/07 and in SHIMA 206 from Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only 6/25-6/29/07. Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 73190 MWF 1:30pm-4pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 101 Benson, G 15337 TBA: 4.5 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 201 O’Connell, P Section 73190 meets 6/16/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Section 15337 meets 6/9/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/20/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/27/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/21/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/20/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. 57231 MW 5pm-9:30pm 3.0 Stockton CUNN 101 Benson, G Section 57231 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. READING 097F Basic Grammar for Writing and Speaking Last drop date without a W: 6/25/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/14/2008. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Other Sessions SL 002 Elementary American Sign Language 48531 TBA: 4.5 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 201 O’Connell, P Prerequisites: SL 001 with a grade of “C” or better. Section 48531 meets 6/9/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/20/2008. Advisories: SL 072, Elementary American Sign Language Laboratory. Last drop date without a W: 6/20/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: Other Sessions READING 097G Spelling 31066 Daily 10:30am-1pm 3.0 Stockton LOCK 220 B Nunes, C Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Section 31066 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Schedule: Other Sessions Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/26/2008. 69810 TBA: 4.5 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 201 O’Connell, P The above class will meet in SHIMA 116 from 6/4-6/22/07 and in HOLT 312 from 6/26-6/29/07. Section 69810 meets 6/9/2008-8/8/2008. Refund date: 6/20/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/20/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. SL 071 Elementary American Sign Language Laboratory Prerequisites: SL 001 with a grade of “C” or better. READING 098 Individualized Reading Skills Corequisites: Concurrent enrollment in SL 001. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Schedule: Other Sessions 51076 TBA: 2.5 hrs./wk 0.5 Stockton HOLT 201 Kuehn, P 43016 TTh 1pm-3pm 0.5 Stockton CUNN 102 Camper, G 84176 TBA: 5.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 201 Kuehn, P Section 43016 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/15/2008. ***** MTWTh 1pm-4pm 1.0 Stockton HOLT 201 Kuehn, P This section is a Learning Communities. See page 23 for more info. SL 072 Elementary American Sign Language Laboratory Prerequisites: SL 071 and SL 002 both with a grade of “C” or better. Corequisites: Concurrent enrollment in SL 002. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: Other Sessions 66453 TTh 1pm-3pm 0.5 Stockton CUNN 102 Camper, G Section 66453 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/15/2008. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 65 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor SL 073 Intermediate American Sign Language Laboratory Prerequisites: SL 072 and SL 003 both with a grade of “C” or better. Special Education Corequisites: Concurrent enrollment in SL 003. Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC SP ED 085A Introduction to Adapted Keyboarding Schedule: Other Sessions Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 17399 TTh 1pm-3pm 0.5 Stockton CUNN 102 Camper, G Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Section 17399 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. 30871 MTTh 10:30am-11:15am 1.0 Stockton CUNN 123 Wattenberg, T Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/15/2008. AND MTTh 11:15am-12:45pm Stockton CUNN 123 Wattenberg, T

SL 074 Intermediate American Sign Language Laboratory SP ED 085B Beginning Adapted Keyboarding Prerequisites: SL 073 and SL 004 both with a grade of “C” or better. Corerequisites: Concurrent Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC enrollment in SL 004. Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 45042 MTTh 10:30am-11:15am 1.0 Stockton CUNN 123 Wattenberg, T Schedule: Other Sessions AND MTTh 11:15am-12:45pm Stockton CUNN 123 Wattenberg, T 39013 TTh 1pm-3pm 0.5 Stockton CUNN 102 Camper, G Section 39013 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date: 6/18/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/15/2008. SP ED 085C Intermediate Adapted Keyboarding Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 37066 MTTh 11:15am-12:45pm 1.0 Stockton CUNN 123 Wattenberg, T Sociology SP ED 144 Janitorial Technology Training SOCIO 001A Introduction to Sociology Grading Option 4: No Grade Prerequisites: Reading level II. Schedule: Off-Campus Classes Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. 53529 Daily 7:30am-11:30am 0.0 Off-Campus Goodwill Medina-Bro, R Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Section 53529 meets 6/9/2008-8/13/2008. Refund date: 6/12/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/28/2008. 18875 MTWTh 10:30am-12:30pm 3.0 Stockton BUDD 333 Green, M Section 53529 will be held at GOODWILL. 79238 MW 6pm-10pm 3.0 Stockton FORM SOUTH Medina, G 86629 Daily 12:30pm-4:30pm 0.0 Off-Campus Goodwill Medina-Bro, R Section 86629 meets 6/9/2008-8/13/2008. Refund date: 6/12/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/28/2008. SOCIO 001B Problems of A Changing Society Section 86629 will be held at GOODWILL. Prerequisites: Reading level II. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. SP ED 146 Office Technology Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Prerequisite Skills: 1. Advisory: Reading Level I. 94104 MTWTh 10:30am-12:40pm 3.0 Stockton HOLT 310 Pitman, D Grading Option 4: No Grade Schedule: On-Line Classes Schedule: Off-Campus Classes 99485 TBA: 12.0 hrs./wk 3.0 TBA INTERNET Wong, C 26728 Daily 7:30am-11:30am 0.0 Off-Campus Goodwill Eader, J Section 99485 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Section 26728 meets 6/9/2008-8/13/2008. Refund date: 6/12/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/16/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/27/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/28/2008. Section 26728 will be held at GOODWILL. 45969 Daily 12:30pm-4:30pm 0.0 Off-Campus Goodwill Eader, J Section 45969 meets 6/9/2008-8/13/2008. Refund date: 6/12/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/26/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/28/2008. Spanish Section 45969 will be held at GOODWILL. SPAN 001 Elementary Spanish Prerequisite Skills: Reading level II. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6A), June 9 - July 18 Vocational Education 58555 MTWTh 8am-11:30am 5.0 Stockton SHIM 122 Camacho, M 21623 MTWTh 1:15pm-4:40pm 5.0 Stockton CUNN 230 Hernandez, J VO-ED 069V Internship: Vocational Education 52674 MTWTh 6pm-9:25pm 5.0 Stockton CUNN 230 Hernandez, R Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the Schedule: 6 Weeks (Session 6B), June 30 - August 8 vocational education technology internship. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units 95121 MTWTh 8am-11:30am 5.0 Stockton CUNN 230 Rich, L during the semester including internship units. For summer session, the student must enroll in Schedule: Off-Campus Classes one related course in addition to internship. The combined total number of units a student may 90106 MTWTh 6pm-8:40pm 5.0 Tracy TCTR 119 Ciccarelli, S take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of Section 90106 meets 6/9/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 6/12/2008. 16 units. Participation requires submission and approval of internship program objectives and Last drop date without a W: 6/24/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/17/2008. an employer internship agreement. Section 90106 will be held at Tracy Center. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only SPAN 001A Spanish for Fluent Speakers Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Grading Option 2: A-F only ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Schedule: 4 Weeks (Session 4A), June 9 - July 3 ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 99409 Daily 1:15pm-5:15pm 5.0 Stockton HOLT 245 Camacho, M ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 66 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor Code Days Hours Units Location Room Instructor VO-ED 080V Work Experience: Apprenticeship VOC NUR 003 Continued Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the 76779 MT 8am-12:30pm 3.5 Stockton LOCK 314 Neville, M vocational education experience. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the AND WTh 6:30am-2:30pm Off-Campus SJGH TBA Wood, C semester including work experience units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one AND Fri 6:30am-2:30pm Off-Campus SJGH TBA Wood, C related course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of units a student may Section 76779 meets 7/7/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 7/8/2008. take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 Last drop date without a W: 7/11/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. units. Participation requires submission and approval of work experience program objectives Section 76779 will be held at SAN JOAQUIN GENERAL. and an employer work experience agreement. Clinical evaluation on 8/1/08. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only VOC NUR 004 Pediatric Nursing Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Prerequisites: VOC NUR-003 Obstetrical Nursing with a grade of “C” or better. ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Limitations on Enrollment: Admission to the Vocational Nursing Program. ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Schedule: Combination On- and Off-Campus ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 90919 MT 8am-12:30pm 3.5 Stockton LOCK 314 Hernandez, A AND WTh 6:30am-4:30pm Off-Campus SJMC TBA Kay, J Section 90919 meets 6/2/2008-6/27/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. VO-ED 090V Work Experience: Vocational Education Last drop date without a W: 6/9/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/19/2008. Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the Section 90919 will be held at ST JOSEPHS MEDIC CTR. vocational education experience. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the Clinical evaluation on 6/27/08. semester including work experience units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one 49064 MT 8am-12:30pm 3.5 Stockton LOCK 314 Hernandez, A related course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of units a student may AND WTh 6:30am-4:30pm Off-Campus SJGH TBA Potter-Mar, L take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 Section 49064 meets 6/2/2008-7/1/2008. Refund date: 6/10/2008. Last drop date without a W: 6/9/2008. Last drop date with a W: 6/19/2008. units. Participation requires submission and approval of work experience program objectives Section 49064 will be held at SAN JOAQUIN GENERAL. and an employer work experience agreement. Clinical evaluation on 6/27/08. Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A SATURDAY CLASSES ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A CDEV 071 Children, Imagination, and Books ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC 19148 Sat 9am-1:30pm 1.0 Stockton SHIM 116 Murray, J VO-ED 096V Work Experience: General Section 19148 meets 6/7/2008-6/28/2008. Refund date 6/10/2008. Limitations on Enrollment: The student must enroll in a course that is directly related to the FCS 096 Issues in Foster and Kinship Care Education vocational education experience. The student must enroll in a minimum of 7 units during the Grading Option 3: A-F or CR/NC semester including work experience units. For summer session, the student must enroll in one 13930 Sat 8am-5pm 0.5 Stockton FORM SOUTH Hatch, C related course in addition to work experience. The combined total number of units a student may Section 13930 meets 6/21/2008-6/21/2008. Refund date 6/21/2008. take in internship, work experience, and occupational practice may not exceed a maximum of 16 FCS 196 Issues in Foster and Kinship Care Education units. Participation requires submission and approval of work experience program objectives Grading Option 4: No Grade and an employer work experience agreement. 18228 Sat 8am-5pm 0.0 Stockton FORM SOUTH Hatch, C Advisories: GUID 30, 31, 32, 33. Section 18228 meets 6/21/2008-6/21/2008. Refund date 6/21/2008. Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only GUID 011 New Student Orientation Schedule: Full Term, June 9 - August 8 Grading Option 1: CR/NC Only ***** TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk 1.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 54919 Sat 8:30am-12:30pm 0.5 Stockton DANN 206 Mekjavich, M ***** TBA: 2.0 hrs./wk 2.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A AND Sat 1pm-5pm Stockton DANN 206 ***** TBA: 3.0 hrs./wk 3.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A Section 54919 meets 6/7/2008-6/7/2008. Refund date 6/7/2008. ***** TBA: 4.0 hrs./wk 4.0 Stockton HOLT 140 Ciochina, A 76344 Sat 8:30am-12:30pm 0.5 Tracy TCTR 123 Ortega, P AND Sat 1pm-5pm Tracy TCTR 123 Section 76344 meets 6/14/2008-6/14/2008. Refund date 6/14/2008. 79357 Sat 8:30am-12:30pm 0.5 Stockton DANN 206 Mekjavich, M AND Sat 1pm-5pm Stockton DANN 206 Vocational Nursing Section 79357 meets 6/14/2008-6/14/2008. Refund date 6/14/2008. 10331 Sat 8:30am-12:30pm 0.5 Stockton DANN 206 Mekjavich, M VOC NUR 003 Obstetrical Nursing AND Sat 1pm-5pm Stockton DANN 206 Prerequisites: VOC NUR-002 Introduction to Medical and Surgical Nursing with a grade of “C” Section 10331 meets 6/21/2008-6/21/2008. Refund date 6/21/2008. 66406 Sat 8:30am-12:30pm 0.5 Stockton DANN 206 Mekjavich, M or better. AND Sat 1pm-5pm Stockton DANN 206 Limitations on Enrollment: Admission into the VN Program 1) For the student who is re-entering Section 66406 meets 6/28/2008-6/28/2008. Refund date 6/28/2008. after a course failure and needs a refresher in course content in order to successfully complete the program.2) For the student who has completed the program and needs a refresher in course content in order to successfully pass their licensure exam. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Weekend CLASSES Schedule: Combination On- and Off-Campus 80610 MT 8am-12:30pm 3.5 Stockton LOCK 314 Neville, M AND WTh 6:30am-4:30pm Off-Campus DHP TBA Neville, M COM ST 001A Fundamentals of Speech Section 80610 meets 7/7/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date: 7/8/2008. Grading Option 0: A-F or Inc. Last drop date without a W: 7/14/2008. Last drop date with a W: 7/24/2008. 62812 Fri 6pm-9:30pm 3.0 Stockton SHIM 205 Anderson, J Section 80610 will be held at DAMERON HOSPITAL. AND Sat 9am-12pm Stockton SHIM 205 Clinical evaluation on 8/1/08. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 67 Distance Learning and Regional Education Take Delta College courses at home or in your community!

The San Joaquin Delta College Distance Learning and Regional Education program offers options for students who prefer to take courses near where they live or “on-line.” Students may complete most or all of their coursework through Internet classes or through off-campus regional education classes held in communities served by the College. The Distance Learning and Regional Education program offers convenience and accessibility to Delta College courses and assessment/placement testing.

OFF-CAMPUS ASSESSMENT/PLACEMENT TESTING Procedures to register for an off-campus assessment test. a. Select the appropriate location, date, and time where you wish to be tested. b. Contact the Assessment Office (209-954-5534 or 209-954-5535) and state that you wish to register for an off-campus assessment. c. Have the following information available: 1. Name 2. Delta ID 3. Phone number 4. Site location where you wish to be tested 5. Testing date 6. Testing time The deadline for registering for an off-campus assessment/placement test is two (2) days prior to the test. Please Note: Assessments are subject to cancellation due to low enrollment. Assessments are also available on the Delta College Campus (209-954-5534 or 209-954-5535).

The testing schedule is as follows:

Manteca Manteca Center Monday, April 28, 2008 6:00-8:30 p.m Room 101 5298 Brunswick Rd. Manteca, CA Thursday, May 22, 2008 6:00-8:30 p.m. Room 101 (Lathrop Rd. & Hwy 99)

TRACY Tracy Center Wednesday, March 26, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 121 1895 W. Lowell Ave, Tracy, CA Tuesday, May 7, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 120 (209) 833-7900 Thursday, May 29, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 120 Thursday, June 12, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 121 68 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 DELTA INTERNET COURSES AND INTERNET/ON CAMPUS HYBRID COURSES www.deltacollege.edu/online classes.html Registration begins May 5, 2008. Classes begin June 9, 2008. For additional registration dates and information see pages 4. For course descriptions see the “online” Schedule of Classes or the College Catalog. REFER TO PAGES 7 & 8 FOR INFORMATION ON INTERNET COURSES DEPT CODE TIME COURSE UNITS INSTR. DEPT CODE TIME COURSE UNITS INSTR. A J 021 39976 9.0 hrs./wk Criminal Justice in Society 3.0 Hislop, J CDEV 026 58695 9.0 hrs./wk Child, Family, and Community 3.0 Mekjavich, P Section 39976 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 58695 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. BIM 039 39140 8.5 hrs./wk Office Management 3.0 Stewart, A CDEV 034 19852 9.0 hrs./wk Children With Special Needs 3.0 Mekjavich, P Section 39140 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 19852 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. BIOL 030 91883 13.1 hrs./wk Human Sexuality 3.0 Assadi-Rad, A CDEV 063 54524 6.0 hrs./wk Child Discipline 1.0 Carr, T Section 91883 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Section 54524 meets 6/9/2008-7/3/2008. BIOL 030 46434 13.1 hrs./wk Human Sexuality 3.0 Assadi-Rad, A CDEV 076 66114 12.0 hrs./wk Early Childhood Education Section 46434 meets 7/7/2008-8/1/2008. Adult Supervision 2.0 Carr, T BUS 001A 23955 11.0 hrs./wk Principles of Accounting 5.0 McElroy, G Section 66114 meets 6/9/2008-7/3/2008. Section 23955 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. COM ST 007 27354 8.5 hrs./wk Intercultural Communication 3.0 Marie, V BUS 001A 49669 11.0 hrs./wk Principles of Accounting 5.0 McElroy, G Section 27354 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 49669 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. CS 011 75035 8.8 hrs./wk Fundamentals of Computer BUS 001A 58057 11.0 hrs./wk Principles of Accounting 5.0 Couvillion, K Science 3.0 Solomon, D Section 58057 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Section 75035 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. BUS 001A 59992 11.0 hrs./wk Principles of Accounting 5.0 Couvillion, K CS 011 37285 6.3 hrs./wk Fundamentals of Computer Section 59992 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Science 3.0 Cofod, A BUS 001B 72588 11.0 hrs./wk Principles of Accounting 5.0 Ghio, R Section 37285 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Section 72588 meets 6/6/2008-8/1/2008. CS 011 56160 8.5 hrs./wk Fundamentals of Computer BUS 010A 63808 8.5 hrs./wk Bookkeeping 3.0 Waller, D Science 3.0 Cofod, A Section 63808 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 56160 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. BUS 020 66735 8.8 hrs./wk Introduction to Business 3.0 Waller, D CS 012 31270 8.5 hrs./wk Introduction to Management Section 66735 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. BUS 020 78588 8.8 hrs./wk Introduction to Business 3.0 Waller, D Information Systems 3.0 Zaman, N Section 31270 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 78588 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. BUS 021 32816 8.8 hrs./wk Marketing 3.0 Waller, D CS 070 28085 4.5 hrs./wk Introduction to Internet 1.0 Noriega, J Section 32816 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 28085 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. BUS 022 62818 8.5 hrs./wk Professional Selling 3.0 Villarreal, M CSA 020 75970 8.8 hrs./wk MS Word, Excel, and Access 3.0 Noriega, J Section 62818 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 75970 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. BUS 023 18800 7.0 hrs./wk Advertising 3.0 Villarreal, M CSA 020 87183 6.5 hrs./wk MS Word, Excel, and Access 3.0 Noriega, J Wed, 10am-11:30am Section 87183 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. Section 18800 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. CSA 045 34029 4.5 hrs./wk Microsoft Windows 1.0 Noriega, J BUS 030 69204 6.5 hrs./wk Supervision and Human Relations 3.0 Danielson, D Section 34029 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Section 69204 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. CSP 017 73720 8.5 hrs./wk Computer Logic 3.0 Caskey, M BUS 060 59105 8.8 hrs./wk Small Business Management 3.0 Villarreal, M Section 73720 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 59105 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. CSW 039 75555 8.5 hrs./wk Dreamweaver 3.0 Zaman, N BUS 067 18622 6.5 hrs./wk Introduction to Personal Finance 3.0 Danielson, D Section 75555 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 18622 meets 6/16/2008-8/8/2008. EDUC 010 84842 8.5 hrs./wk Introduction to Education 3.0 Prescott, K BUS 094A 13354 8.5 hrs./wk Small Business Start Up 1.0 Villarreal, M Section 84842 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 13354 meets 6/9/2008-6/21/2008. ENG 001A 58010 8.5 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Adams, K BUS 094B 93507 9.0 hrs./wk Essential Topics for Small Business 1.0 Villarreal, M Section 58010 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 93507 meets 6/23/2008-7/5/2008. ENG 001A 86279 8.5 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Adams, K BUS 094C 83752 9.0 hrs./wk The New Entrepreneur 1.0 Villarreal, M Section 86279 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 83752 meets 7/7/2008-7/19/2008. ENG 001A 39227 8.5 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Freedman, L BUS 094D 69385 9.0 hrs./wk The Law and the Small Business 1.0 Villarreal, M Section 39227 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 69385 meets 7/7/2008-7/19/2008. ENG 001A 40319 8.5 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Freedman, L BUS 094E 96410 9.0 hrs./wk Marketing and Advertising Section 40319 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Strategies for Small Business 1.0 Villarreal, M ENG 001A 57827 8.5 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Freedman, L Section 57827 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 96410 meets 7/21/2008-8/2/2008. BUS 094F 24015 9.0 hrs./wk Customer Service Strategies 1.0 Villarreal, M ENG 001B 84415 8.0 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Andrews, C Section 84415 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 24015 meets 7/21/2008-8/1/2008. CDEV 026 15365 9.0 hrs./wk Child, Family, and Community 3.0 Mekjavich, P ENG 001B 89929 8.0 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Rickansrud, R Section 89929 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 15365 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. ENG 001B 48449 8.0 hrs./wk Written Communications 3.0 Rennicks I, R *Internet/On Campus hybrid courses combine Internet and traditional on Section 48449 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. campus learning. Students learn through online methods, and they are also required to attend class on campus for a specific number of hours each week. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 69 DELTA INTERNET AND HYBRID (Continued) DEPT CODE TIME COURSE UNITS INSTR. DEPT CODE TIME COURSE UNITS INSTR. ENG 001D 60135 8.5 hrs./wk Critical Composition 3.0 Stagnaro, M MATH 001 38124 14.6 hrs./wk Calculus 5.0 Lindborg, S Section 60135 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 38124 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. ENG 001D 81108 8.5 hrs./wk Critical Composition 3.0 Stagnaro, M MATH 012 53759 11.7 hrs./wk Introduction to Probability Section 81108 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. and Statistics 4.0 Landre, D ENG 038 15939 8.5 hrs./wk Mythology 3.0 Stoner, H Section 53759 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 15939 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. MATH 012 89959 11.7 hrs./wk Introduction to Probability ENG 038 72837 8.5 hrs./wk Mythology 3.0 Stoner, H and Statistics 4.0 Landre, D Section 72837 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 89959 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. ENG 038 80133 8.5 hrs./wk Mythology 3.0 Stoner, H MATH 012 30144 11.7 hrs./wk Introduction to Probability Section 80133 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. and Statistics 4.0 Williams, C FCS 006 65137 9.0 hrs./wk Nutrition 3.0 Sytsma, R Section 30144 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 65137 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. MATH 017B 65915 6.5 hrs/wk Concepts and Structures of FCS 006 68193 9.0 hrs./wk Nutrition 3.0 Sytsma, R Mon, 3pm-5pm Mathematics 3.0 Schwegel, J Section 68193 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 65915 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 65915 is a hybrid Internet course. Class FCS 006 68785 13.5 hrs./wk Nutrition 3.0 None meets 2 hrs/wk on campus. The rest of the course is online. Section 68785 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. MATH 038A 45688 11.6 hrs./wk Precalculus I 4.0 Bykov, N FCS 006 63861 13.5 hrs./wk Nutrition 3.0 Peterson, K Section 45688 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 63861 meets 7/7/2008-8/1/2008. MATH 038A 79543 11.6 hrs./wk Precalculus I 4.0 Bykov, N FCS 019 29313 13.5 hrs./wk Human Development 3.0 Ippolito, K Section 79543 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 29313 meets 6/9/2008-7/7/2008. MATH 038A 19985 11.6 hrs./wk Precalculus I 4.0 Schwegel, J FCS 019 88401 9.0 hrs./wk Human Development 3.0 Ippolito, K Section 19985 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 88401 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. MATH 038B 60792 11.6 hrs./wk Precalculus II 4.0 Williams, C FCS 023 39439 9.0 hrs./wk Marriage and the Family 3.0 Peterson, K Section 60792 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 39439 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. MATH 038B 51161 11.6 hrs./wk Precalculus II 4.0 Kostyrko, J GUID 011 67767 4.0 hrs./wk New Student Orientation 0.5 Narita, G Section 51161 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 67767 meets 6/16/2008-6/27/2008. MATH 072 11102 8.5 hrs./wk Review of Arithmetic 3.0 Donovan, P GUID 011 87008 4.0 hrs./wk New Student Orientation 0.5 Narita, G Section 11102 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 87008 meets 6/30/2008-7/11/2008. MATH 072 37456 8.5 hrs./wk Review of Arithmetic 3.0 Donovan, P GUID 011 80261 4.0 hrs./wk New Student Orientation 0.5 Narita, G Section 37456 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 80261 meets 7/14/2008-7/25/2008. MATH 072 43110 8.5 hrs./wk Review of Arithmetic 3.0 Donovan, P GUID 011 52723 4.0 hrs./wk New Student Orientation 0.5 Narita, G Section 43110 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 52723 meets 7/28/2008-8/8/2008. MATH 080 25979 11.7 hrs./wk Elementary Algebra 4.0 Vachon, M GUID 030 82000 6.0 hrs./wk Career Self-Assessment 1.0 Feneck, D Section 25979 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 82000 meets 6/9/2008-7/3/2008. MATH 080 33823 11.7 hrs./wk Elementary Algebra 4.0 Vachon, M GUID 031 95595 4.0 hrs./wk Career Exploration 1.0 Feneck, D Section 33823 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 95595 meets 7/7/2008-8/1/2008. MATH 080 57713 11.7 hrs./wk Elementary Algebra 4.0 Kostyrko, J H ED 001 26815 8.5 hrs./wk Health Education 3.0 Johnson, G Section 57713 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 26815 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. MATH 080 81785 11.7 hrs./wk Elementary Algebra 4.0 Broyles, J H ED 001 49795 8.5 hrs./wk Health Education 3.0 Belzer, E Section 81785 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 49795 meets 6/16/2008-7/25/2008. MATH 080 93638 11.7 hrs./wk Elementary Algebra 4.0 Broyles, J H ED 001 11406 8.5 hrs./wk Health Education 3.0 Belzer, E Section 93638 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 11406 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. MATH 082 59735 14.6 hrs./wk Intermediate Algebra 5.0 Landre, D H S 019 55223 9.0 hrs./wk Human Development 3.0 Ippolito, K Section 59735 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 55223 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. MATH 082 91469 14.6 hrs./wk Intermediate Algebra 5.0 Bykov, N H S 019 77380 13.5 hrs./wk Human Development 3.0 Ippolito, K Section 91469 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 77380 meets 6/9/2008-7/7/2008. MATH 082 16692 14.6 hrs./wk Intermediate Algebra 5.0 Williams, C H S 036 59242 9.0 hrs./wk Medical Terminology & Speech 3.0 Scott, B Section 16692 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 59242 meets 6/9/2008-7/19/2008. MATH 082 72406 14.6 hrs./wk Intermediate Algebra 5.0 Williams, C H S 036 62890 10.8 hrs./wk Medical Terminology and Section 72406 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Speech 3.0 Durston, S MATH 082 79153 14.6 hrs./wk Intermediate Algebra 5.0 Kostyrko, J Section 62890 meets 6/9/2008-7/11/2008. Section 79153 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. H S 039 26518 2.5 hrs./wk Survey of Health Careers 2.0 Durston, S MATH 088 73235 12.0 hrs./wk Prealgebra 3.0 Donovan, P Mon, 12pm-4pm Section 73235 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 26518 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. POLSC 001 14636 8.0 hrs./wk American Government and HIST 002B 77898 8.0 hrs./wk World History Since 1600 3.0 Kallman, T Institutions 3.0 Wadle, M Section 77898 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 14636 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. HIST 017A 21142 16.0 hrs./wk History of the United States 3.0 Standish, R POLSC 001 22023 12.0 hrs./wk American Government and Section 21142 meets 6/9/2008-7/3/2008. Refund date: 6/11/2008. Institutions 3.0 Baxter, K HIST 017A 17144 8.0 hrs./wk History of the United States 3.0 Swanson, W Section 22023 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Section 17144 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. POLSC 001 31763 8.0 hrs./wk American Government and HIST 017A 17312 8.0 hrs./wk History of the United States 3.0 Swanson, W Institutions 3.0 Wadle, M Section 17312 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Section 31763 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. HIST 017A 20615 8.0 hrs./wk History of the United States 3.0 Kallman, T PSYCH 001 25596 12.0 hrs./wk Introduction to Psychology 3.0 Payne, R Section 20615 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 25596 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. HIST 017B 97446 12.0 hrs./wk History of the United States 3.0 Standish, R PSYCH 001 51858 12.0 hrs./wk Introduction to Psychology 3.0 Payne, R Section 97446 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. Section 51858 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. HIST 017B 41536 8.0 hrs./wk History of the United States 3.0 Swanson, W PSYCH 001 81127 12.0 hrs./wk Introduction to Psychology 3.0 Payne, R Section 41536 meets 6/30/2008-8/8/2008. Section 81127 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. HORT 004 74878 6.5 hrs./wk History of Garden Design 3.0 Toscano, M SOCIO 001B 99485 12.0 hrs./wk Problems of A Changing Society 3.0 Wong, C Section 74878 meets 6/6/2008-8/1/2008. Section 99485 meets 6/9/2008-7/4/2008. 70 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 LODI/GALT REGION COURSES Registration begins May 5, 2008. Classes begin June 9, 2008. For additional registration dates and information see pages 4. For course descriptions see the “online” Schedule of Classes or the College Catalog.

TOKAY HIGH SCHOOL: Room assignments will be posted in the online Schedule of Classes at www.deltacollege.edu. All Lodi classes will be held at Tokay High School is located at 1111 Century Blvd., Lodi DEPT CODE DAYS TIME COURSE UNITS INSTRUCTOR ROOM

MUSIC 28 74362 Mon 6:30pm-9:30pm Concert & Band 1.0 Gross, R PA2 AND TBA: 1.0 hrs./wk TBA MUSIC 128 75604 Mon 6:30pm-9:30pm Concert Band for Seniors 0.0 Gross, R PA2

MANTECA/LATHROP REGION COURSES Manteca CENTER 5298 Brunswick Rd. (Lathrop Rd. & Hwy 99)

Registration begins May 5, 2008. Classes begin June 9, 2008. For additional registration dates and information see pages 4. For course descriptions see the “online” Schedule of Classes or the College Catalog.

MANTECA CENTER: Room assignments will be posted in the online schedule of classes for Manteca High School. DEPT CODE DAYS TIME COURSE UNITS INSTRUCTOR ROOM ENG 001A 22258 MTWTh 10:15am-12:20pm Written Communications 3.0 Gates, N 101 Section 22258 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 079 77018 Daily 7:25am-10:15am Preparatory English 5.0 Gates, N 101 Section 77018 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. LANG 903 20710 Sat 9am-11am Language for the Workplace 0.0 Staff 101 Section 20710 meets 6/21/2008-8/2/2008. Refund date 6/14/2008. CONVERSATIONS IN SPANISH - textbook available at class for $10. Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 71 TRACY REGION COURSES TRACY CENTER 1895 W. Lowell Ave. Tracy • (209) 833-7900 Located at the corner of Lowell and Corral Hollow Rd, Summer Intersession 2008 May 5-16, 2008 Registration by appointment May 19-June 8, 2008 Open registration Tracy High June 9, 2008 Classes Begin School Appointments and registration may be completed online - X www.deltacollege.edu or Star Telephone System (209) 476-7997 For additional registration dates and information see pages 4. For course descriptions see the “online” Schedule of Classes or the College Catalog. TRACY CENTER (TCTR), TRACY HIGH SCHOOL(THS), West High School (WHS), and West Valley Bowl (WVB) DEPT CODE DAYS TIME COURSE UNITS INSTRUCTOR ROOM CHEM 003A 36661 Daily 9am-10:10am Introduction to Chemistry 4.0 Fellner, W THS 108 AND Daily 10:10am-1:50pm Fellner, W THS 108 Section 36661 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. CHEM 003A 26723 Daily 5:30pm-6:40pm Introduction to Chemistry 4.0 Hok, S THS 108 AND Daily 6:40pm-10:15pm Hok, S THS 108 Section 26723 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. CIVIL 003 64139 TTh 6pm-10pm Autobiography of Civilization 3.0 Stewart, M TCTR 120 Section 64139 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. COM ST 001A 54933 MTWTh 7:50am-10am Fundamentals of Speech 3.0 Petersen, T TCTR 118 Section 54933 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. COM ST 001A 36039 MTWTh 10am-12:10pm Fundamentals of Speech 3.0 Petersen, T TCTR 118 Section 36039 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. COM ST 001A 49918 MW 6pm-9:30pm Fundamentals of Speech 3.0 Graham, S TCTR 122 Section 49918 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. CSA 020 74055 TWTh 6pm-9pm MS Word, Excel, and Access 3.0 Vargas, S TCTR 126 Section 74055 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 001A 57370 MTWTh 7:50am-10am Written Communications 3.0 Coleman, W TCTR 123 Section 57370 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 001A 43053 MW 6pm-9:30pm Written Communications 3.0 Sudderth, B TCTR 118 Section 43053 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 001D 36337 TTh 6pm-9:30pm Critical Composition 3.0 Kindle, T TCTR 118 Section 36337 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 038 66456 MTWTh 7:45am-10am Mythology 3.0 Dunne, D TCTR 122 Section 66456 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 070 23932 MTWTh 4pm-7:30pm Basic Writing Skills I 5.0 Perales, C TCTR 123 Section 23932 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 079 27944 MTWTh 10am-1:30pm Preparatory English 5.0 Kindle, T TCTR 123 Section 27944 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. ENG 079 31035 MTW 6pm-10pm Preparatory English 5.0 Doell, E TCTR 121 Section 31035 meets 6/9/2008-7/25/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. FCS 006 75192 MW 5:30pm-9:45pm Nutrition 3.0 Lewis, D TCTR 120 Section 75192 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. GUID 011 76344 Sat 8:30am-12:30pm New Student Orientation 0.5 Ortega, P TCTR 123 AND Sat 1pm-5pm TCTR 123 Section 76344 meets 6/14/2008-6/14/2008. Refund date 6/14/2008. HIST 017A 10107 MTWTh 10:30am-12:45pm History of the United States 3.0 Treantos, J TCTR 121 Section 10107 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. HIST 027 92008 TTh 6pm-10pm Women in History 3.0 Jones, K TCTR 122 Section 92008 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. HUM 003 51073 TTh 6pm-10pm Autobiography of Civilization 3.0 Stewart, M TCTR 120 Section 51073 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. MATH 072 74570 Daily 8am-9:50am Review of Arithmetic 3.0 Gallo, S TCTR 120 Section 74570 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. MATH 080 91088 MTWTh 8am-11am Elementary Algebra 4.0 Brown, D TCTR 119 Section 91088 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. 72 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008

TRACY CENTER (TCTR), TRACY HIGH SCHOOL(THS), West High School (WHS), and West Valley Bowl (WVB) (Continued) DEPT CODE DAYS TIME COURSE UNITS INSTRUCTOR ROOM MATH 082 82984 Daily 10am-1pm Intermediate Algebra 5.0 Gallo, S TCTR 120 Section 82984 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. P E 010A 68173 Daily 6:30am-8:20am Beginning Fitness Walking 1.5 Toepfer, J TCTR 126 Section 68173 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. P E 010B 55236 Daily 6:30am-8:20am Intermediate Fitness Walking 1.5 Toepfer, J TCTR 126 Section 55236 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. P E 010C 94366 Daily 6:30am-8:20am Advanced Fitness Walking 1.5 Toepfer, J TCTR 126 Section 94366 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. P E 112 29780 Daily 6:30am-8:20am Active Seniors 0.0 Toepfer, J TCTR 126 Section 29780 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. Fitness Walking PSYCH 001 51034 TTh 10:30am-2:50pm Introduction to Psychology 3.0 Millsop, K TCTR 122 Section 51034 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. READING 091C 35404 Daily 8am-10:30am Reading in Science 4.5 Garcia, L TCTR 121 AND TBA: 3.5 hrs./wk Garcia, L TCTR 121 Section 35404 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. SPAN 001 90106 MTWTh 6pm-8:40pm Elementary Spanish 5.0 Ciccarelli, S TCTR 119 Section 90106 meets 6/9/2008-8/1/2008. Refund date 6/12/2008.

TRACY HIGH SCHOOL CHEM 003A 36661 Daily 9am-10:10am Introduction to Chemistry 4.0 Fellner, W THS 108 AND Daily 10:10am-1:50pm Fellner, W THS 108 Section 36661 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008. CHEM 003A 26723 Daily 5:30pm-6:40pm Introduction to Chemistry 4.0 Hok, S THS 108 AND Daily 6:40pm-10:15pm Hok, S THS 108 Section 26723 meets 6/9/2008-7/18/2008. Refund date 6/11/2008.

TRACY CENTER: ASSESSMENT/PLACEMENT TESTING

TRACY Center Wednesday, March 26, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 121 1895 W. Lowell Avenue, Tracy, CA 95376 Tuesday, May 7, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 120 (209) 833-7900 Thursday, May 29, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 120 Thursday, June 12, 2008 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room 121 Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 73 SERVICES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS The following schedule is designed for the students’ convenience in securing services. However, hours may vary during the year based upon the demand for service. See the “online” Schedule of Classes and the College Catalog for description of services.

Academic Assessment Center Center for Academic Preparation Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education Cunningham 220 Holt 201 (CARE) M -TH, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Danner 101 F, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (209) 954-5297 M-F, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (209) 954-5535 (209) 954-5167 Child Development Center (front of the Delta Campus) Federal Work Study Admissions, Records and Registration (209) 954-5700 Holt 101 Holt 101 Delta College students and staff are eligible to M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. enroll their children and grandchildren in the (209) 954-5115 (Voice/TDD) (209) 954-5151 Child Development Center. Please contact the Child Development Center for additional information. Financial Aid AmeriCorps/EL SRAP Holt 101 Shima 114 M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Disability Support Programs (209) 954-5115 (Voice/TDD) (209) 954-5418 and Services Cunningham 120 M-F, 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., or by Appointment Food Services (209) 954-5330 (Voice/TDD) Danner Hall Basic Skills Applied Math Lab (209) 954-5080 Shima 315 Cafeteria (located in Danner Hall) M-TH, 8 a.m - 4 p.m. Electronic Enrollment Services Lab Monday thru Friday 7 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. F, 7 a.m. - 12 p.m. Cunningham 226 (209) 954-5598 M-Th, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Vending Machines F, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. (located throughout the campus) The Electronic Enrollment Services Lab is open to prospective Bicycle Lockers and currently enrolled students who wish to utilize the Shima 101 following Electronic Enrollment Services Lab:on-line General Education Development M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. application for admission and/or financial aid, on-line (209) 954-5100 (GED) Program registration, student e-mail system, on-line student records Holt 244 and access to the Student portal. M-TH, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Bookstore F, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (209) 954-5259 Danner Hall Employment Services (209) 954-5085 Danner 203 M-Th, 7:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Guidance and Counseling Services F, 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (209) 954-5693 Danner 205 M, Th, F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday, July 4 T, W, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Bookstore closed for Inpendence Day English as a Second Language (209) 954-5650 Cunningham 233 Summer refunds/exchanges end one week M-F, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. from start of session. M-TH, 4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. International Student Program (209) 954-5352 Buyback will be the last week of the session. Holt 101 M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Extended Opportunity Programs (209) 954-5641 CalWORKs Program Forum 110 And Services (EOPS) M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Danner 101—EOPS/ Job Placement Employment (209) 954-5404 CARE Student Information Center Development Department (E.D.D.) M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Danner 202 Danner 201 – Counseling M-F, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Career Development Center (209) 954-5097 Danner 203 (209) 954-5682 M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (209) 954-5675 74 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Learning Communities Parking Information Reading/Writing Learning Center Administration 201A Parking permits are required for on-campus parking except in Holt 201 M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. marked 30 minute visitor spaces and free parking lots C4 and M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (209) 954-5040 B3. There are two options which can be used: (209) 954-5586 Full Semester Permits: Semester long parking permits may Learning Disabilities be purchased in the Bookstore located in Danner Hall. Please Re-entry Services Cunningham 236 Office - (209) 954-5378 note that student ID number is required when purchasing a Danner 203 Cunningham 237 Lab - (209) 954-5805 semester permit. M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (209) 954-5675 One Day Use Permits: Daily permits can be purchased for 50 cents from dispensers located at various points within the Learning in Retirement Program parking lots. Daily permits must be displayed on the vehicle Delta College Foundation Stockton Institute for dashboard in an easily viewed area. M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (209) 954-5027 Continued Learning (SICL) Parking permits are required for all vehicles, including those The Delta College Foundation operates for the advancement Holt 123 displaying handicapped plates and/or placards for special of education and for charitable purposes related to education. (209) 954-5013 parking spaces. Please see section on “Parking for Disabled The Foundation’s focus includes raising funds for scholarships, Students,” for more information. educational projects of merit, the establishment of permanent Library Services collections, art endowments, research, special education Goleman Library Vehicles will be ticketed commencing June 16, 2008. and community services programs. To obtain additional M-TH, 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Enforcement Hours. Parking permits are required 24-hours a information on how you can become part of helping to meet F, 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. day Monday through Thursday and Friday until 6 p.m. Parking these important goals, please contact Diana Lee Slawson, (209) 954-5139 is free on Friday after 6 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday. All Ex. Dir. other vehicle codes are enforced 24 hours each day. Lost and Found Notice: This is a contract. This contract limits Delta College’s Student Activities Campus Police Headquarters liability. Parking permits entitle the holder to the rental of Shima 101C M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (209) 954-5000 (Voice/TDD) space only. No bailment is created. San Joaquin Delta College District is not responsible for loss of, or damage to, the vehicle (209) 954-5100 or any of its contents. Mathematics/Science Learning Center Teacher TRAC Shima 217 Free Parking Lots. The Board of Trustees has authorized free (Teaching, Reading, AmeriCorps, Credentialing) (209) 954-5542 parking in parking lots C4 and B3. Spaces in these lots are Goleman 126 available on a “first-come, first-served” basis. If no space is M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. MESA/CCCP available in either of these two lots, other lots where permits (209) 954-5418 are required must be used to park on campus. The fact that Math * Engineering * Science Achievement the “free lots” are full will not constitute a valid excuse for California Community College Program Tracy Center parking without a permit elsewhere on campus. Parking in Cunningham 239 1895 W. Lowell Ave., Tracy, CA 95376 lots C4 or B3 only waives the requirement to display a valid M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (209) 833-7900 parking permit. All other traffic and parking regulations are (209) 954-5318 enforced in these lots. Transfer Center Middle College High School Danner 202 Parking for Students M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Holt 208 (209) 954-5634 M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. with Disabilities (209) 954-5790 Students who require handicapped parking will need to purchase a College Parking Permit from the Bookstore and Veterans Services 5405 N. Pershing Ave., Suite A apply for disabled person plates or placards at the Department Mini-Corps Program M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. of Motor Vehicles office 710 N. American Street. Only vehicles Cunn 436 (209) 954-5115 with state issued “DP” plates or placards will be allowed M,W,F, 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. to park in handicapped parking slots. All other vehicles T, TH, 1 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Work Experience/Internship/ will be cited. City ordinance requires a $275 fine for (209) 954-5785 such violations. These vehicles are subject to the same Apprenticeship Programs parking fees/permit regulations as all other vehicles. Please Holt 140 Mobility/Health Services (First Aid) see section on “Parking Fees” for more information. M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Danner 109 After 5 p.m. by appointment only M-Th, 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. DMV applications include a physician’s certification. A service (209) 954-5269 F, 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. fee of $6 will be charged for placards. For further information, (209) 954-5078 contact your local DMV office. A campus map with the location and number of handicapped parking spaces is also available Writing Center from the DSPS office, Cunningham 120 (209) 954-5330. Holt 201 M-TH, 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. F, 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (209) 954-5586 Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 75 Policies Policies Attendance Regulation Waiting Lists A comprehensive listing of San Joaquin Delta College’s policies and procedures are available via the internet at http:// Regular attendance in class and laboratory sessions Wait Lists are maintained for all full classes, except docushare.deltacollege.org/dscgi/ds.py/View/Collection-40 is an obligation assumed by every student at the time of Learning Communities. The student must be eligible for the San Joaquin Delta College’s Policies and Procedures. Refer to registration. class before being placed on the Wait List. This means that the College Catalog for the following information: Regular attendance is necessary for satisfactory academic the student must have: progress. Any student who fails to attend a class during the • met the class prerequisite(s) first three sessions of the class at the beginning of a term may • Academic Freedom and Responsibility • not enrolled in a class which conflicts in time with the be dropped unless the student has advised and obtained an one that is being requested • Attendance Regulations absence approval from the instructor. • no administrative holds which prohibit registration An instructor may dismiss a student from class when • Campus Security absences become excessive. See the Student Handbook for The student must attend class and be present to be procedures concerning attendance irregularities. moved from the Wait List. Wait List placement does not • Complaint Procedures constitute official enrollment. Fees are assessment and • Course Audit Course Numbering payable at the time the student is moved into full enrollment. A student cannot be placed on multiple Wait Lists for the same • Credit by Examination course. A student on the Wait List with an administrative hold 1-69 Baccalaureate courses, which are transferable that prohibits registration or a student who is absent from • Crime Awareness and Campus Safety and to California State University (CSU) and the class will be dropped from the Wait List. University of California (UC) are noted at the Security end of the catalog statement. Wait List During Registration: • Crime Prevention and Crime Reporting 70-99 Non-baccalaureate courses may count for To be placed on the Wait List for a full class, the student must community college credit. Some courses do not attempt to enroll in the class during Registration and accept • Definition of Sexual Harassment count toward the associate degree and have the the offer of Wait List assignment or click the “Add to Wait statement: “Units earned in this course do not • Delta College Bookstore List” option in the Open Class List. count toward the associate degree.” • Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 100-199 Non-credit courses do not require Assessment/ The instructor admits a student to the class based upon his/ Placement testing. The student does not earn her position on the Wait List at the close of Registration. of 1974 grades and no credit, and pays no fees. A or T Apprenticeship and Trade Extension courses are Wait List Add Procedure: • Non-Discrimination preceded by the letter A or T and department A student who places himself/herself on the Wait List after the • No Habra Discriminación designation. See apprenticeship/trade extension class begins is admitted only with permission of the Instructor. coordinator for registration information. The student must attend class meetings and be present to be • Non-Discrimination and Harassment Policy CAN California Articulation Number System is a considered for movement from the Wait List. state-wide system designed to identify the • Open Enrollment Access Policy transferable, lower division courses commonly • Prequisites/Corequisites and Liminiations on taught at the community college. Open Entry/Open Exit Open Entry/Open Exit simply means that students may enroll Enrollment in classes throughout the semester and choose from more • Scholastic Probation and Dismissal Grade Options flexible time frames. Every course in the College is placed, by the division/ • Smoking Policy department offering it in one of the following grade Advantages of OE/OE Courses: categories: •Work at one’s own pace • Scholastic Standards •Set one’s own schedule 0 Letter grade only •Work in a less stressful setting • Standards of Conduct 1 Credit/No credit •Complete more than one course a semester • Student Right To Know Report 2 Letter grade only; No incomplete allowed •Individualized help available 3 Letter grade or Credit/No credit • Student Rights & Responsibilities 4 [NO GRADE] - Ungraded For students who are motivated, able to follow instructions, 5 Letter grade or Credit/No credit for out-of- and are trying to juggle multiple responsibilities, these A. Admissions term class courses provide the opportunity for college credit in a more 6 Letter grade only for out-of-term class flexible format. For examples, please refer to BIM 80 or CS B. Orientation 7 Credit/No credit for out-of-term class 95 series courses. C. Academic Assessment 8 Letter grade only; No incomplete allowed for out-of-term class D. Guidance and Counseling • Withholding of Student Records 76 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Refer to Catalog for more Information regarding: • AA/AS General Education Requirement • Academic Renewal • Academic Year • Add • Advisory on Recommended Preparation • Assessment/Placement Tests • Associate Degree (A.A. or A.S.) • Baccalaureate Courses • Bachelor’s Degree (B.A., A.B., or B.S.) • Bailment • California Articulation Number (CAN) • Catalog Rights San Joaquin Delta Community College • Certificate • Class Section • College Work Study (CWS) • Community Service Class Non-College Credit Student Right-to-Know Rates for Fall 2002 Cohort • Corequisite • Course Completion Rate: 39.3 % • Course Audit Transfer Rate: 22.8 % • Course Description • Course Repetition • Credit In compliance with the Student-Right-to-Know and Campus Security • Credit by Examination • Credit/No Credit Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-542), it is the policy of our college district • CSU to make available its completion and transfer rates to all current and • CSU General Education Requirement • Degree prospective students. Beginning in Fall 2002, a cohort of certificate, • Disabled Student Services degree, and transfer-seeking first-time, full-time students were tracked • Dismissal • Drop over a three-year period. Their completion and transfer rates are listed • Elective above. These rates do not represent the success rates of the entire • Full-time Student • General Education Requirements student population at the College nor do they account for student • Good Standing outcomes occurring after this three-year tracking period. • Grade Changes to Academic Record • Grade Point • Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Based upon the cohort defined above, a Completer is a student who • Hour attained a certificate or degree or became ‘transfer prepared’ during • IGETC • Independent Study a three year period, from Fall 2002 to Spring 2005. Students who • Intersession have completed 56 transferable units with a GPA of 2.0 or better are • Limitations on Enrollment • Lower Division considered ‘transfer-prepared’. Students who transferred to another • Major post-secondary institution, prior to attaining a degree, certificate, • Matriculation • Military Withdrawal or becoming ‘transfer-prepared’ during a five semester period, from • Non-credit Course Spring 2003 to Spring 2005, are transfer students. • Non-degree Credit Course • One Course Waiver • Open Entry • Open Exit • Prerequisite • Probation CAMPUS SECURITY • Program Changes • Registration • Remedial Course Limitation The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus • Schedule of Classes Crime Statistics Act is the landmark federal law originally known • Semester Student Educational Plan (SEP) as the Campus Security Act that requires colleges and universities • Student Load • Successful Completion across the United States to disclose information about crime on and • TBA (To be announced/arranged-TBA) around their campuses. Because the law is tied to participation in • Transcript • Transfer federal student financial aid programs it applies to most institutions • Transfer Course of higher education both public and private. It is enforced by the U.S. • Units • Units Attempted (UA) Department of Education. To view this information, visit the Delta • Units Completed (UC) College Campus Police web site at: deltacollege.org/dept/police/ • U.C. • Upper Division statistics.html or contact Campus Police at (209) 954-5000. • Variable Units • Withdrawal From College Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 77 Frequently called numbers

Academic Computer Lab 954-5350 Community Education Workshops 954-5013 Facilities Management 954-5063 Cunningham 220 Locke 107 Danner Basement (B6) Academic Senate 954-5486 Computer Hotline 954-5304 Facilities Rental 954-5053 Locke 119 Cunningham 131 Administration 208B Admissions 954-5151 Contracts 954-5060 Faculty Clerical Services 954-5832 Holt 101 Administration 110 Holt 121C Affirmative Action 954-5049 Copy Center 954-5127 Family, Consumer and Administration 202 Budd 102 Health Sciences Div 954-5516 Agriculture Office 954-5504 Counselors 954-5650 Shima 114 Shima 108 Danner 205 Farm (Manteca) 239-5814 AmeriCorps Office 954-5418 Dean of General Education & Manteca Farm, 5298 Brunswick Rd., 95336 Shima 114 Transfer 954-5040 Financial Aid & Applied Science & Administration 201A Veterans Services 954-5115 Technology Division 954-5230 Dean of Planning & Regional Holt 101 Holt 140 Education 954-5039 Fine Arts & Communication Articulation 954-5248 Administration 201B Division 954-5209 Assessment Center 954-5535 Dean of Workforce & Locke 109 Cunningham 220 Economic Development 954-5093 First Aid/Health Unit 954-5077 Associated Student Body Administration 201F Danner 109 Government 954-5484 Delta Golddd 954-5745 Flea Market 954-5485 Shima 101G Budd 205 Locke 107 Athletics 954-5176 Developmental Food Services 954-5080 Budd 119 Education Lab 954-5598 Danner Hall Audio/Visual Center 954-5130 Shima 315 Foster & Kinship Care Holt 138 Disability Support Programs & Education/ILP 954-5528/5552 Board of Trustees 954-5018 Services 954-5330 Shima 232 Administration 103 Cunningham 120 Foundation 954-5207 Bookstore 954-5085 EDD Student Employment 954-5097 Pershing Danner Hall Danner 203 GED Program 954-5259 Box Office/Theatre Tickets 954-5110 Electron Microscopy Lab 954-5246 Holt 244 Locke 104 Center for Microscopy & Guidance & Counseling 954-5650 Business Division 954-5490 Allied Sci 100 Danner 205 Locke 203 Electronic Enrollment Services Lab 954-5813 Health Benefits 954-5016 Business Services 954-5022 Cunningham 226 Administration 110 Administration 102 Employment Services 954-5693 Health Unit/First aid 954-5077 Business Services 954-5023 Danner 203 Danner Hall Pershing Ave. English Language Arts Horton Gallery 954-5507 CalWORKs 954-5404 Division 954-5252 Shima 144 Forum 110 Budd 319 Human Resources 954-5056 CAMPUS POLICE 954-5000 Environmental Health & Safety 954-5835 Administration 202 Police Cottage Central Plant Independent Living Career Center 954-5675 EOPS 954-5682 Program 954-5575/5528 Danner 203 Danner 201/101E Shima 232 Cashier 954-5026 ESL Lab 954-5352 Information Services 954-5300 Administration 102 Cunningham 233 Cunningham 131 Child Development Center 954-5700 Evaluation Clerk A-C 954-5004 Instruction Office 954-5036 Child Development Center Holt 101 Administration 201 Circulation Desk 954-5143 Evaluation Clerk D-M 954-5821 International Student Program 954-5641 41 W. Yokuts Ave. (after 6/23/08) Holt 101 Holt 101 Classified Senate 954-5224 Evaluation Clerk N-Z 954-5010 Keys, Risk Management Division 954-5876 Budd 330 Holt 101 Lower Danner College Work Study 954-5115 Evening College Information 954-5036 Kid’s College 954-5015 Goleman 125 Administration 201 Locke 107 78 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008 Frequently called numbers

Learning Disabilities 954-5378 POST Academy 954-5370 Student Activities 954-5100 Cunningham 236 Holt 140/134 Shima 101C Lab Cunningham 237 954-5805 President’s Office 954-5018 Student Chef Menu Line 954-5099 Library 954-5139 Administration 103 Danner Hall 41 W. Yokuts Ave. (after 6/23/08) Professional Development Center 954-5866 Student Services 954-5632 Library Circulation Desk 954-5143 Holt 121 Administration 107 41 W. Yokuts Ave. (after 6/23/08) Publication Center 954-5127/5200 Superintendent/President 954-5018 Library Reference Desk 954-5145 Budd 102 Administration 103 41 W. Yokuts Ave. (after 6/23/08) Fax: 954-5649 Teacher Trac/ECEL/AmeriCorps 954-5418 Lost & Found 954-5000 Public Information Office 954-5051 Shima 114 Police Cottage Administration 208 The Collegion Student Newspaper 954-5156 Mail Room 954-5017 Fax: 954-5860 Shima 203 Administration 108 Public Safety 954-5370 The Puente Project 954 5612/5216 Fax: 954-5600 Holt 140 Danner 205 Maintenance & Operations 954-5063 Purchasing 954-5065 Title V 954-5906 Danner B6 Danner Basement (B4) Budd 310 Manteca Center 239-3555 Re-Entry Program 954-5675 Tracy Center 833-7900 5298 Brunswick Rd., Manteca 95336 Danner 203 1895 W. Lowell Ave., Tracy 95376 Math, Engineering, Science Reading Writing Learning Center 954-5586 Transcripts 954-5151 Achievement (MESA) 954-5318 Holt 201 Holt 101 Cunningham 239 Receiving Office 954-5072 Transfer Center 954-5634 Math/Science Learning Center 954-5542 Danner Basement (B4C) Danner 202 Shima 217 Records (Student) 954-5151 Trio Office 954-5783 Middle College High School 954-5790 Holt 101 Budd 205 Holt 208 Registrar 954-5151 V/TDD/TTY (Phone for the Deaf) 954-5330 Mobility 954-5078 Holt 101 Cunningham 120 Danner Hall 109 Registration 954-5151 Veterans Clerk 954-5120 Nursing and Health Sciences Dept 954-5454 Holt 101 5405 N. Pershing Ave., Suite A Locke 213 Risk Management & Vice President of Business Services 954-5022 Outreach & Community Relations 954-5859 Support Services 954-5035 Administration 102 Holt 101 Administration 110 Vice President of Payroll 954-5028 School & College Relations 954-5634 Information Technology 954-5300 Administration 110 Danner 202 Cunningham 131 Physical Education, Science & Math Division 954-5354 Vice President of Instruction 954-5047 Recreation, and Athl 954-5176 Cunningham 334 Administration 201 Budd 119 Sexual Harassment Information 954-5049 Vice President of Student Services 954-5632 Planetarium Box Office 954-5110 Administration 202 Administration 107 Locke 104 Shipping 954-5073 Work Experience & Planning, Research & Danner Basement (B4C) Internship Program 954-5269 Regional Education 954-5039/5038 Small Business Development Holt 140 Administration 201 Center (SBDC) 954-5089 Workability III 870-7009 POLICE 954-5000 56 S. Lincoln Street Pershing Police Cottage Stockton, CA 95203 WorkNet Center 870-7011 Social Sciences Division 954-5262 5405 Pershing, Ste. A, Holt 240 Stockton 95207

EMERGENCY NUMBERS: Police — 954-5000 First Aid — 954-5077 Summer 2008 San Joaquin Delta College 79 Dial 954+ Full Time Instructors Instructor Ext. Instructor Ext. Instructor Ext. Instructor Ext. Instructor Ext. A Demmons, Barbara 5363 K O Stien, Shanna 5411 Able, Bruce 5258 Dettloff, Richard 5537 Kallman, Theodore 5267 O’Brion, Tom 5239 Stewart, Mark 5497 Adamson, Thomas 5376 DeVincenzi, Andrea 5565 Katz, Brian 5219 Olwell, Kevin 5618 Story, William 5581 Agopsowicz, William 5439 DeWitt, Rob 5192 Kay, Julie 5463 O’Connell, Nina 5256 Swanson, Wesley 5163 Alonzo, Stella 5084 Dodson, David 5550 Keeney, Rodney 5330 Oren, Diane 5289 Amezquita, Mary 5277 Dominik, Jane 5414 Kendrick, Brian 5294 Ortega, Pablo 5793 T Andrews, Candace 5579 Donovan, Patricia 5594 Kim, Christopher 5343 O’Rourke, Mike 5260 Takahashi, Janice 5667 Anievas-Gamallo, Isabel 5603 Durston, Shelba 5468 Kostyrko, Jacek 5732 Ortiz, Albert 5213 Terry, David 5327 Antaran, Virginia 5433 Kunz, Kristen 5330 Thomas, Carol 5541 Apostolidis, Anthony 5623 E P Thomas, Margaret 5598 Armstrong, Victoria 5406 Eigbrett, Bruce 5330 L Pan, Pamela 5727 Toscano, Michael 5501 Asfour, Leslie 5573 LaJeunesse, Jeff 5650 Paulsen, Larry 5506 Tripp, Rebecca 5385 Assadi-Rad, Amir 5340 Trout, Paul 5582 F Landre, Debra 5480 Payne, Ronald 5287 Aubrey, Vickey 5405 Paz, Mary Ann 5206 Ferraiolo, William 5375 Larson, John 5244 Azevedo, Terry 5429 Peabody, Linda 5147 Fitch, Tony 5662 Layland, Bucky 5204 U Pekarek, Ken 5241 Fizell, Richard 5681 Leach, James 5737 Ustach, Paul 5355 Perez, Lisa 5617 B Flanders, Sonia 5461 Lee, Lincoln 5709 Bgnasco, Stacey 5879 Peters, Reed 5183 Flores, Daniel 5650 Lindborg, Suzanne 5364 V Baker, Daniel 5650 Petersen, Terry 5405 Frost, Gina 5380 Lopez-Stewart, Alicia 5521 Vachon, Mary 5157 Barker, Christopher 5553 Pond, Diane 5650 Louie, Clarence 5663 Valencia-Drace, Teresa 5554 Barlow, Gary 5228 Potter, Toussaint 5582 Louie, Debra 5650 Van Bebber, Sally 5572 Barrows, Jennifer 5590 G Powell, Hubert 5451 Lyons, Robin 5733 Vargas, Salvador 5820 Batson, Margaret 5449 Gaines, Randy 5650 Luna, Alberto 5233 Velickovic, Jeanne Marie 5292 Beam, Ben 5588 Gamarnik, Alla 5347 Q Villalovoz, Frank 5249 Becerra-Quintor, Lilia 5366 Garner, Aaron 5214 M Quilantang, Florence 5551 Villarreal, Martha 5482 Beeson-Holmes, Melissa 5379 Gautam, Anita 5667 Macias, Kathleen 5571 Quinn, Claudia 5545 Villegas, Anna 5456 Bender, Scott 5342 Gifford, David 5133 Gillam, June 5731 Maloney, Elizabeth 5765 Bini, Robert 5395 Mangum, Nancy 5862 Bisson, Joseph 5695 Gonzales, Joseph 5589 R W Goodman, Gregory 5532 Marei, Laila 5189 Ramirez, Pedro 5612 Waller, Roger 5455 Bowen, Scott 5272 Mariani, Lrenzo 5243 Bromme, Caralee 5493 Gottfried, Rosalind 5735 Reedy, Philip 5671 Walsh, Joan 5569 Groh, John 5335 Marie, Vicki 5544 Reynoso, Pedro 5134 Wang, Jun 5146 Brown, Delores 5650 Mariscal, Joseph 5508 Broyles, Jason 5361 Ricardez, Alicia 5365 Welch, Lynn 5894 Marshall, Melanie 5509 Rich, Lillian 5378 Wells, Cheryl 5496 Buettner, Ludmila 5538 H Martin, Scot 5240 Burnett, Todd 5510 Halabicky, Robert 5567 Richerson, Rodger 5196 Wetstein, Matthew 5736 Matthews, Kenneth 5298 Roach, Ted 5245 White, John 5416 Burns, Jane 5585 Hammer, Patricia 5371 McAlister, Craig 5247 Bykov, Nick 5341 Harper, Vivian 5596 Robinson, Charlie 5238 Whitt, Sheila 5660 McBride, James 5465 Rocha, Peggy 5608 Wiehler, Jack 5408 Hatch, Samuel 5172 McRae, Theresa 5388 Hawley, Lynn 5520 Romena, Isabel 5431 William-White, Lisa 5442 C Mekjavich, Pam 5559 Williams, Christopher 5421 Caffrey, Pat 5536 Hemington, Judy 5333 Mersmann, Harry 5417 Williams, Marcelle 5587 Calderon, Yolanda 5650 Hernandez, Ana 5488 S Meza, Richard 5495 Wright, Duane 5201 Camacho, Manuel 5271 Hewette, Nena 5336 Montes, Joseph 5351 Samuelson, Kindra 5525 Canela, Anthony 5650 Hislop, Jeff 5678 Moreno, Mario 5566 Schermerhorn, Steven 5152 Carlos, Gary 5529 Holden, Ginger 5564 Murray, Helen 5886 Schwartz, Elizabeth 5312 X Carter, Daniel 5576 Holton Jr., Arthur 5282 Schwegel, Jacquelynn 5381 Xiong, Mai 5650 Cataldo, Joann 5561 Humphrey, Helene 5356 N Scott, Bruce 5729 Chapman, Evelyn 5650 Huiras, Larry 5217 Scully, Peggy 5540 Z Hutcheon, Philip 5609 Nagai, Nelson 5314 Semillo, Felicia 5436 Christofori, Ulrike 5734 Zaman, Naeem 5822 Narita, Grant 5650 Sevilla, Richard 5432 Contreras, Marcos 5150 Nathaniel, Sharmila 5650 Zimmerman, Mary Jo 5197 Costa, Ralph 5344 I Sewnath, Ramon 5321 Noriega, Jennie 5539 Sheil, Paula 5434 Couvillion, Kenneth 5407 Ippolito, Karen 5730 Nugent, Linda 5457 Crawford, Roger 5285 Itaya, Stephen 5334 Shek, Kitty 5607 Nunes, Charlene 5819 Simmons, Mel 5319 Sison, Fernisa 5492 D J Slakey, Mark 5316 Danielson, Dean 5474 Johnson, Ana 5295 Smyth, Farida 5359 Davis, William 5286 Johnson, Gina 5726 Somera, Irene 5619 Day, Elizabeth 5323 Jordan, Harvey 5452 Standish, Rachel 5325 80 San Joaquin Delta College Summer 2008

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