This document provides information about Northwest-Shoals Community College's summer semester in 2011, including class schedules, registration details, academic advising information, and contact information for student services. The summer semester includes full term classes from May 25 to August 3, as well as two mini-terms and short-term courses. New students will be assigned advisors who can help with registration. The document lists each advisor's contact information.

2. Northwest-Shoals Community College General Information
Welcome Summer Semester 2011 Full Term Classes
Welcome to Northwest-Shoals Community College (NW-SCC), May 25-August 3
where tremendous opportunities await you. I am delighted that First Mini-Term Classes
you are exploring these options and hope that you will fulfill your May 25-June 29
educational goals.
Second Mini-Term Classes
Students of all ages and backgrounds attend Northwest-Shoals
Community College. Some strive to earn their associate's
June 30-August 3
degree and transfer to a four-year college or university. Some 8 Week Term Classes
choose to upgrade their job skills and immediately enter the June 1-July 27
workforce. Regardless of your educational desires, Northwest-
Shoals is the place for you.
AT T E N T I O N
Students find the relatively small class size and flexible course
schedules are exactly what they need to match their busy NEW STUDENTS
Dr. Humphrey Lee lifestyles. Online, evening, distance learning, and continuing
President
New Student Orientation
education classes are among the many options Northwest-
Shoals offers. Classes Meet:
For more than 45 years, this college has provided the citizens of northwest Alabama with first-rate, One Time Only
educational programs within a supportive learning and teaching environment. Northwest-Shoals
has enjoyed establishing itself as a vital part of the communities in which it serves.
May 24
8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
At Northwest-Shoals Community College, we want to help connect you to the career path of your
or 5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
choice. Best wishes throughout the summer semester and the 2010-2011 academic year.
Phil Campbell and Shoals
or
STUDENT SERVICES Second Mini-Term
If problems with: Contact *Phone Number
Academic Programs . . . . . . . . . . .Vice President of Instruction . .331-5217/331-6270
June 30-August 3
Address Change . . . . . . . . . . . . .Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . .331-5425/331-6227 Thursdays
Adding/Dropping a Class . . . . . . .Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . .331-5425/331-6227 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m.
Admissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . .331-5425/331-6227 Shoals Only
Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Athletic Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5466 or
Auditing a Course(s) . . . . . . . . . .Registrar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5267/331-6219 Distance Education
Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5227/331-6213
See Main Section of
Career Information . . . . . . . . . . . .Career Center . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5286/331-6297
Class Schedule for Details
Clubs and Organizations . . . . . . .Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5207/331-6201
Disabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Student Support Services . . . .331-5321
Final Exams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice President of Instruction . .331-5217/331-6270
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Financial Aid Office . . . . . . . . .331-5364/331-6232 Advising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
GED Testing/Adult Education . . . .Advising Center . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5443/331-6297 Advisor List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Graduation Applications . . . . . . . .Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . .331-5425/331-6219 Applying for Graduation . . . . . . . . .7
Graduation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice President of Instruction . .331-5217/331-6270 Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Housing (Shoals Campus) . . . . . .Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5207 Child Development Center . . . . . . .8
ID Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5207/331-6261 COMPASS Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Intramurals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5370/331-6260 Continuing Education . . . . . . . .28-30
Job Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Career Center . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5286/331-6297 Course Listings
Parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Campus Safety . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5415/331-6304 Summer Semester . . . . . . . .11-24
Parking Permits . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Campus Safety . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5415/331-6304 Mini-Term Courses . . . . . . . .25-26
Placement Tests . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Testing Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5482/331-6297 Short-Term Courses . . . . . . . . .25
Refunds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cashier’s Office . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5226/331-6382 Distance Education Courses . .27-28
Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . .331-5425/331-6219 Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7
Scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Financial Aid Office . . . . . . . . .331-5417/331-6232 Final Examination Schedule . . . . . .8
Transcripts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . .331-5461/331-6227 Refund Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Transfer Credit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Registrar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331-5267/331-6227 Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-4
Tutoring Services . . . . . . . . . . . . .Student Support Services . . . .331-5318/331-6276 Senior Citizen Discount . . . . . . . . . .7
Withdrawal from Classes . . . . . . .Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . .331-5461/331-6219 Student Decals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Work Study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Financial Aid Office . . . . . . . . .331-5364/331-6222 Tuition and Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
* 256 area code required
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3. Northwest-Shoals Community College Advising Information
CREDIT HOURS C U R R E N T LY ENROLLED STUDENTS
1. A normal credit hour load is Students must see assigned advisors in order to register. Please arrange an appointment with
considered 15-16. your advisor immediately. Advisors’ respective campus telephone numbers and office locations
2. Students who enroll for less than 12 (buildings) are listed on this page in the adjacent column. The prefix for all College telephone
credit hours are considered part-time. numbers is 256-331-xxxx. Advisors are located on the Shoals Campus if their extension begins
3. Students enrolling for more than 19 with five (5) and the Phil Campbell Campus if their extension begins with six (6).
credit hours must have the approval
of the Vice President of Instruction’s
office. An absolute maximum of 24 Contact the Admissions Office
credit hours exists for all students.
if you do not know your advisor’s name.
NEW STUDENT (800) 645-8967 or 256-331-5425/256-331-6227
ADVISING ADVISOR EXT. BLDG. ADVISOR EXT. BLDG.
First-time freshmen, transfer, transient, ALLS, Joe Mark . . . . . . .6229 . . . . . . . . . .S-13 MAUPIN, Tim . . . . . . . . .5247 . . . . . . . . . . .105
dual enrollment and/or readmitted AUSTIN, Alex . . . . . . . . .5449 . . . . . . . . . . .104 MCALISTER, Jeff . . . . . .6299 . . . . . . . .FA-09G
students will be assigned advisors early in BALES, Ann . . . . . . . . . .6298 . . . . . . . .OC-220 MCCLINTON, Tywana . .5212 . . . . . . . . . . .112
the registration process by personnel in BALTES, Joan . . . . . . . .5353 . . . . . . . . . . .112 MCCLUNG, Michael . . . .6313 . . . . . . . . .AV-16
the Admissions Office. BANKSTON, Callie . . . .5265 . . . . . . . . . . .110 MCGOUYRK, Steve . . . .5246 . . . . . . . . . . .103
BENSON, Debbie . . . . .5296 . . . . . . . . . . .120 MCINTOSH, John . . . . .5323 . . . . . . . . . . .100
Please read the “Open Registration” BONNER, Jim . . . . . . . .5244 . . . . . . . . . . .102 MURPHY, Dr. Mike . . . .6246 . . . . . . . . . . . S-4
section on Page 4 of this publication for an BOWEN, Eddie . . . . . . .5303 . . . . . . . . . . .120 NESBITT, Marcia . . . . . .5320 . . . . . . . . . . .120
explanation of the registration process and BRACKINS, Ken . . . . . .6242 . . . . . . . . .A-16N OLIVER, Stephanie . . . .6293 . . . . . . . .OC-229
assignment of advisors. BUTLER, Ann . . . . . . . .8033 . . . . . . . . . . .122 OYEN, Todd . . . . . . . . . .5437 . . . . . . . . . . .122
CARTER, Edwin . . . . . .5277 . . . . . . . . . . .127 PACE, Diane . . . . . . . . .5352 . . . . . . . . . . .107
Advisors assigned will be listed in the section CARTER, Tom . . . . . . . .5263 . . . . . . . . . . .100 PEARSON, Selina . . . . .5487 . . . . . . . . . . .120
found on this page. Call the Admissions CHANDLER, Stephen . .5234 . . . . . . . . . . .112 PECK, Donna . . . . . . . .5299 . . . . . . . . . . .127
Office should you have questions. COLAGROSS, Dr. Glenda .5275 . . . . . . . . . . .100 PETERS, Pam . . . . . . . .6326 . . . . . . . . . . .302
CRABTREE, Sherry . . . .6258 . . . . . . . . .AV-18 POOL, Bradley . . . . . . . .6295 . . . . . . . . .AV-25
For further information concerning advisor DABBS, Dr. Carole . . . .6250 . . . . . . . .OC-227 REAVES, Ricky . . . . . . .5201 . . . . . . . . . . .103
assignments, transferability, or program of DEMORSE, Chris . . . . .5336 . . . . . . . . . . .122 REID, Eric . . . . . . . . . . .5231 . . . . . . . . . . .104
study requirements, contact DURDUNJI, Diann . . . . .5450 . . . . . . . . . . .107 RHODES, Wanda . . . . .5458 . . . . . . . . . . .122
EDWARDS, Dr. Ronald .5268 . . . . . . . . . . .112 RICE, Alton . . . . . . . . . .5257 . . . . . . . . . . .105
Wanda M. Lewis . . . . . . . .256-331-5359 ENGLAND, Dr. Robert . .5309 . . . . . . . . . . .120 RICKETTS, Kim . . . . . . .5331 . . . . . . . . . . .122
EUBANKS, Claude . . . .5293 . . . . . . . . . . .122 ROBERSON, Teresa . . .5276 . . . . . . . . . . .112
C O M PA S S FORD, Parris . . . . . . . . .5306 . . . . . . . . . . .122
FREDERICK, Jan . . . . .5494/6294 . .108/FA-10
ROBINSON, Kym . . . . .6267 . . . . . . . . .AV-17
ROGERS, Michelle . . . .6220 . . . . . . . .OC-221
PLACEMENT TEST GARNER, Roger . . . . . .5254 . . . . . . . . . . .108 RUMBLEY, Janet . . . . . .5248 . . . . . . . . . . .127
GIBSON, LIsa . . . . . . . .6243 . . . . . . . . .AV-22 SEALY, Pat . . . . . . . . . . .5324 . . . . . . . . . . .120
Shoals Campus: Compass given by GOODLOE, Daron . . . . . . . .5372 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123 SHACKELFORD, Tony .6260 . . . . . . . .H-107B
appointment. Call the Advising Center at HACKWORTH, Joe . . . .5335 . . . . . . . . . . .109 SHARP, Tom . . . . . . . . .5420 . . . . . . . . . . .110
256-331-5359 (Wanda Lewis) or 256-331- HALL, Bruce . . . . . . . . .5251 . . . . . . .102/106 SIMPSON, Mark . . . . . .5435 . . . . . . . . . . .122
5375 (Melanie Thompson). If no answer, HARDY, Charles . . . . . .5236 . . . . . . . . . . .109 SMITH, Brian . . . . . . . . .8007/5379 . . . . . .120
call the Testing Lab between 4:00 and 8:00 HARRISON, Sam . . . . .5250 . . . . . . . . . . .103 SMITH, Shelia . . . . . . . .5337/6207 . .122/OC-228
p.m. at 256-331-5482. HOGAN, Paul . . . . . . . .5232 . . . . . . . . . . .112 SOCKWELL, Dr. Craig . .5378 . . . . . . . . . . .123
HOLCOMB, Susan . . . .6244 . . . . . . . .OC-222 SOUTH, Desiree . . . . . .5211 . . . . . . . . . . .112
Phil Campbell Campus: Compass given by HORTON, Lana . . . . . . .5295 . . . . . . . . . . .123 SWINNEY, Kaye . . . . . .6254 . . . . . . .OC-311A
appointment. Call Carolyn Fincher at 256- HOWARD, Tommy . . . . .5259 . . . . . . . . . . .122 SYKES, Donna . . . . . . .6249 . . . . . . . .OC-205
331-6297 for an appointment. HUBKA, Mike . . . . . . . . .5270 . . . . . . . . . . .115 TAYLOR, Charles . . . . . .5462/6218 . . .100/301
HUMPHRES, Brittney . .6237 . . . . . . . .OC-228 TEDFORD, Abby . . . . . .6256 . . . . . . . .OC-207
Children, cell phones and pagers are not INGLE, Crystal . . . . . . . .8024 . . . . . . . . . . .120 TERRY, Ricky . . . . . . . .5251 . . . . . . . . . . .102
allowed in Testing or Career Lab. JAMES, Jeff . . . . . . . . . .6234 . . . . . .OC-108S THOMPSON, Melanie . .5375 . . . . . . . . . . .127
JAMES, Dr. Timmy . . . . .6281 . . . .OC-105/A-12 THORNTON, Carol . . . .5294 . . . . . . . . . . .120
An Equal Employment JOHNSON, Matthew . . .5247 . . . . . . . . . . .105 TICE, Cindy . . . . . . . . . .6221 . . . . . . . .OC-223
Opportunity Institution JONES, Rose . . . . . . . .5367/5313 . . . . . .123 TIDWELL, Cindy . . . . . .5305 . . . . . . . . . . .122
It is the official policy of the Alabama Postsecondary KEETON, Brian . . . . . . .5254 . . . . . . . . . . .108 TIDWELL, Kim . . . . . . . .5265 . . . . . . . . . . .110
Department of Education and Northwest-Shoals KELLEY, Tim . . . . . . . . .6287 . . . . . . . . .AV-13 TRAPP, Rachel . . . . . . .5237/6288 . . . . .114/306L
Community College that no person in Alabama shall, LEE, Mark . . . . . . . . . . .5491 . . . . . . . . . . .118 TUCKER, Kim . . . . . . . .5468 . . . . . . . . . . .110
on the grounds of race, color, disability, sex, religion, LEWIS, Wanda . . . . . . .5359 . . . . . . . . . . .127 VANDIVER, Dudley . . . .5247 . . . . . . . . . . .105
creed, national origin, or age, be excluded from LYLES, Lin . . . . . . . . . . .5254 . . . . . . . . . . .108 VAUGHN, Linda . . . . . . .6283 . . . . . . . . .AV-22
participation, be denied the benefits of, or be LOGAN, Sarah . . . . . . . .6252 . . . . . . . .OC-206 WAIDE, Linda . . . . . . . .5321 . . . . . . . . . . .100
subjected to discrimination under any program, LONG, Ginger . . . . . . . .5334 . . . . . .120/AV-17 WARD, Kristy . . . . . . . . .5370 . . . . . . . . . . .118
activity, or employment. LYNDON, Ann . . . . . . . .5319 . . . . . . . . . . .110 WATSON, Sharon B. . . .6253 . . . . . . . . .AV-24
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4. Northwest-Shoals Community College Registration Information
REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
*Web-Based Registration - Currently Enrolled Students . . . . . . .(Beginning at 7:30 a.m.) April 16-May 23
*On-Site Registration - Currently Enrolled Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 18-May 22
*Transient & Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 25-29
OPEN REGISTRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 23
*Advisement for registration by appointment only.
S P E C I A L I N F O R M AT I O N TRANSIENT STUDENT
To be able to register, all currently enrolled students must have a Photo I.D. R E G I S T R AT I O N
Card.
April 25-29
After currently enrolled students have met with their advisors and obtained
Transient students attending Northwest-Shoals
clearance to register, students have the following registration options:
Community College for the first time may take
1. Web-Based registration. advantage of early registration for the summer
2. Faculty members may enter the student’s registration in their offices. semester. A completed application for admission and
3. Admissions Office available for registration problems. an approved transient letter must be submitted to the
Admissions Office by April 4, 2011, to register early.
W E B R E G I S T R AT I O N Students who have not submitted a completed
April 16-May 23 application for admission and an approved transient
letter by April 4, 2011 will register at Open
Currently enrolled students can register on the web beginning at 7:30 a.m., April Registration, May 23, 2011.
16, 2011 through May 23, 2011. In order to use the web registration option each
student will need his/her student number and personal identification number
(PIN). All currently enrolled students MUST see their assigned advisors for PAY M E N T O F
schedule approval and clearance to register. Students should make sure they
have the correct call numbers for all classes for which they wish to register. In the
T U I T I O N A N D FEES
event some classes are full, alternate call numbers should already be selected PAYMENT DEADLINES:
and approved by the advisor. Tuition and fees can be paid by credit card using Registration Payment Deadline
web registration. All student information is encrypted to ensure the privacy and April 16-May 20 May 20 - 3:00 p.m.
confidentiality of personal information. May 23 May 23 - 7:00 p.m.
ONLINE INSTRUCTIONS Students who register by web may pay by credit card
1. Access website at www.nwscc.edu on-line or at the cashier’s office during business hours.
2. Click on Online Services under Featured Links Course schedules will be deleted if PAYMENT is not
3. Click the link to continue on the Collection Fees screen made by deadline.
4. Enter your User ID and PIN and click the Login button
5. Click on Registration
6. After registering for classes, print a copy of schedule
STUDENT DECALS
All students are required to have a 2010-2011 car
For student convenience, computers for web-based registration will be available in the decal which must be displayed on vehicle. Decals are
Library on the Phil Campbell Campus and in the Library, Student Center, and Career valid from September 1 through August 31.
Center on the Shoals Campus.
PA R K I N G
DUAL ENROLLMENT/DUAL CREDIT
Designated parking by color-coded spaces:
R E G I S T R AT I O N Red Administration/Faculty/Staff
April 25-29 Green Visitors
White Student
High school students who enroll for the summer semester for dual enrollment/dual Blue Handicap
credit must submit the following items to the Admissions Office: Yellow No Parking/Loading Zone
1. Completed application for admission and student I.D. policy form. Designated parking is strictly enforced by campus
2. Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit Agreement Form completed and signed by safety officers. Violaters are ticketed and fines
superintendent and high school principal. assessed. Fines must be paid before graduating,
3. High school transcript. registering, or requesting a transcript.
4. ACT/COMPASS scores.
Students who do not register at this time will register at Open Registration, May
23, 2011. For further information, call Rose Jones at 256-331-5313.
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5. Northwest-Shoals Community College Registration Information
Registration Procedures
Registration is May 23, 2011
Students registering on the Phil Campbell Campus should report to Building 301-Administration Building. Students registering on the
Shoals Campus should report to Building 127 - Workforce Development.
The following steps are to be followed by First-time Freshmen, Transfers, Transient, Dual Enrollment, and Readmitting Students.
May 23 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
Step 1. Report to Check-In Station of the appropriate campus.
Step 2. If an application for admission or readmission has not been completed, go to the Walk-In Work Area to complete application. (A
readmission application must be completed, if the student is not enrolled for the current semester.) If the application for admission
has already been submitted to the Admissions Office, go to Photo I.D. Station.
Step 3. Photo I.D. Station: Have picture taken for Photo I.D. and register vehicle for parking decal. Tag number is required to obtain
parking decal.
Step 4. Testing: Take COMPASS test, if appropriate. Students who have not successfully completed college-level English and/or math
must take the COMPASS test, unless they made 20 or above on the math and/or English portion of the ACT College Entrance
Exam. Then go to the Advising Transcript Station to obtain COMPASS scores and/or transfer credit and meet with assigned
advisor to schedule appropriate classes.
Step 5. Take completed registration form to the Data Entry/Invoice Station for processing. If any classes the student is registering for are
full, go to the Scheduling/Help Area for assistance. Return to the Data Entry/Invoice Station to complete this step and receive
printed invoice.
Step 6. All students must go to the Financial Aid Station for financial assistance review.
Step 7. Take invoice to the Cashier Office for payment of tuition and fees. All students whether paying tuition by cash, charging to a
scholarship or financial aid program, must go to the Cashier Office. Schedules of students not completing this step will be
cancelled. Pay tuition and fees by 7:00 p.m., May 23 to avoid cancellation of class schedule. Photo I.D. cards will be validated
at the time tuition is paid.
Trial Registration Schedule
STUDENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE/MAIDENNAME
SEMESTER YEAR ADDRESS CITY STATE PHONE
DEPT. NUMBER SECTION COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR START END S M T W T F S BLDG ROOM CR
TIME TIME HOURS
OVER 19 HOURS: TOTAL CREDIT HOURS
VICE PRESIDENT OF INSTRUCTION
NW-SCC *STUDENT DATE
PROGRAM OF STUDY SIGNATURE
TRANSFER ADVISOR
PROGRAM OF STUDY SIGNATURE
NEXT COLLEGE ADMISSIONS OFFICE
YOU PLAN TO ATTEND SIGNATURE
*WHILE THE ACADEMIC ADVISOR ASSISTS THE STUDENT BY HELPING IDENTIFY AND ASSESS ALTERNATIVES AND CONSEQUENCES OF DECISIONS, THE STUDENT
HAS THE ULTIMATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAKING THESE DECISIONS AND BY THEIR SIGNATURE ACCEPT THE ACCURACY AND APPLICABILITY OF COURSES LISTED
ON IT.
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6. Northwest-Shoals Community College College Campuses
College Campuses
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
301 W Wallace Administration Building
302 OC Occupational Building
Child Development Center
303 S Science Building
304 SUB Student Union Building and Cafeteria
305 SA Student Activities Center
306 L James A. Glasgow Library
307 AV Audio Visual Building
308 H Health and Gymnasium
309 Center for Welding Technology
310 Lou B. Bevill Fine Arts Center
M Maintenance Building
SHOALS CAMPUS
100 Victor P. Poole Administration Complex 115 Center for Industrial Training and
101 Technical Services Community Education/Art
102 AC/Refrigeration/Energy Management 116 Hospitality Center
Electrical Technology 117 Auto Body Paint Booth
103 Electronics Technology 118 Patriot Center/Fitness Center
104 Automotive Collision Repair 119 Student Housing
105 Design Engineering Technology 120 General Classroom Facility/Math Lab
106 Adult Education 121 Center for Environmental Technology
107 Child Development Center 122 Physics, Math, LPN Nursing/EMS
108 Welding 123 Biology, Chemistry, and Physical Science
109 Carpentry/Cabinetmaking 126 Automotive Service Technology
110 Cosmetology 127 Workforce Development Center/
General Classroom Facility Testing Center
111 Machine Tool/CNC 130 North Alabama Council of Local
112 Center for Business and Computer Technology Governments (NACOLG)
113 Physical Plant Warehouse A Press Box/Concession Stand/Restrooms
114 Larry W. McCoy Learning Resources Center *1 Proposed Parking
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7. Northwest-Shoals Community College Financial Information
FINANCIAL AID OFFICE REFUND POLICY
To obtain information regarding financial help for your A copy of the Refund Policy Number 803.02 issued Sept. 26, 1996, by the
expenses at NW-SCC, visit our Financial Aid Offices or pick Department of Postsecondary Education, with guidelines for the policy,
up an Application for Federal Student Aid. can be obtained from an employee in the NW-SCC Business or
Admissions Office. For additional information concerning refunds from the
Remember to apply for Federal Aid at least four weeks before
College refer to pages 18-19 in the 2010-2011 College Catalog.
classes begin. Personnel are available to help you complete
the forms. Students may apply on-line using their Federal PIN A sample of how the tuition refunds are calculated can be obtained by
at website www.fafsa.gov. The FAFSA school code for both contacting an employee in the NW-SCC Cashier’s Office.
campuses is 005697. Additional aid is available through Refund for Complete Withdrawal
scholarships and outside sponsors for those who qualify. A student who officially or unofficially withdraws from all classes before
Notice to Students: New/Transfer Students who have sent the first day of class will be refunded the total tuition and other institutional
their application to Federal Student Aid and have not received charges.
a response within 3-4 weeks, please contact our offices. A student who officially or unofficially withdraws completely on or after the first
Students who have received their Federal Student Aid Report, day of class but prior to the end of the third week of class will be refunded
please bring the 2009 income information. according to the official withdrawal date, as follows:
Deadline: Students must have Federal Pell Grants and Deadlines Percent
Federal Direct Student Loans approved by the Financial Aid
Office prior to the May 23, 2011, Open Registration Day if 1. Prior to May 25 100%
charges are to be made. Students without prior approval 2. Withdrawal first week: May 25-31 75%*
should make plans to pay (cash, check, credit card) on the 3. Withdrawal second week: June 1-7 50%*
May 23, 2011, Open Registration Day. Reimbursements will 4. Withdrawal third week: June 8-14 25%*
be made later when students are officially approved for aid. 5. After June 14 0%
Financial Aid Offices are located on both the Shoals and Phil *Administrative Fee - An administrative fee not to exceed five (5) per-
Campbell Campuses. In Muscle Shoals, the office is located cent of tuition and other institutional charges or $100, whichever is small-
on George Wallace Boulevard in Building 100. In Phil er, shall be assessed in addition to the reduced percentage, for each with-
Campbell, the office is located in the Administration Building. drawal within the period beginning the first day of class and ending at the
end of the third week of class.
To telephone Financial Aid Offices, call the following:
Refund for Partial Withdrawal - Students who do not completely
Phil Campbell: 256-331-6232 Shoals: 256-331-5364
withdraw from the College but drop a class during the regular drop/add
Toll Free: (800) 645-8967
period will be refunded the difference in tuition paid and the tuition rate
Ability to Benefit: Students who do not have a GED or high applicable to the reduced number of hours, including fees appropriate to
school diploma are permitted to use Federal Student Aid in a the classes dropped. There is no refund due to a student who partially
limited number of occupational programs. Students must pass withdraws after the official drop/add period.
all three parts of the CPAT test at the same time before
receiving aid. Please contact Adult Education at 256-331- REFUNDS TO STUDENTS
5438.
NW-SCC strives to improve the service provided to our students and
Deadline for charges: Students on federal financial aid (Pell & prospective students. Offering a choice about how to receive financial
Student Loan) must make all charges in the Cashier’s Office disbursements from the institution is one recent improvement. In 2006, we
or Bookstore by June 3, 2011. All other financial aid charges partnered with Higher One, a financial services company specializing in
end June 10, 2011. disbursement methods. The U.S. Department of Education also recognizes the
need for improving disbursement methods and made changes to its policy, 34
REMINDERS:
CFR 668.164, allowing institutions to require banking information from all
1. Please apply now for the FAll 2011 using 2010 income students. Beginning in July 2008, Northwest-Shoals will ask students to provide
information. The new website is fafsa.gov. Please follow this banking information. The information will be solely used for refund
up with the Financial Aid Office. disbursement and remain completely confidential as required by FERPA. All
refunds from Northwest-Shoals will now become electronic after July 2008.
2. The U.S. Department of Education is providing additional
Students without a bank account will have the option of opening an account to
Pell Grant funding for those who qualify. Please contact
use for all disbursements from the college.
the Financial Aid Office upon completion of the Spring
Term (May 6, 2011). Accreditation
Northwest-Shoals Community College is accredited by the Commission on
FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the
Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in Applied Science, and
Students on Federal Student Aid (Pell Grant & Loan) who Associate in Occupational Technology degrees as well as certificates in
totally withdraw from classes before the 60% point (July 7, occupational areas. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern
2011) in the semester may be required to repay a portion of Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4501 for questions about the
their funds to the U.S. Department of Education, lender, or accreditation of Northwest-Shoals Community College.
NW-SCC.
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8. Northwest-Shoals Community College Financial Information
TUITION AND FEES NW-SCC to go to 4 1/2 Day
Credit Alabama Non-Resident Summer Work/Class Schedule
Hours Resident of Alabama
1 115.00 205.00 Beginning May 23, 2011
2 230.00 410.00
3 345.00 615.00 Northwest-Shoals Community College will go to a four and a half day
4 460.00 820.00 (Monday-Friday) summer work/class schedule beginning May 23.
5 575.00 1,025.00 The College will be closed Monday, May 30, for Memorial Day and Monday,
6 690.00 1,230.00 July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
7 805.00 1,435.00
8 920.00 1,640.00 Note: The NW-SCC Child Development Center will continue operating on
9 1,035.00 1,845.00 normal schedule for the summer semester.
10 1,150.00 2,050.00
11 1,265.00 2,255.00
12 1,380.00 2,460.00 Hours of Operation during On-Site Registration for
13 1,495.00 2,665.00
14 1,610.00 2,870.00 Admissions, Cashier, Bookstore, and Financial Aid:
15 1,725.00 3,075.00 May 23 (Open Registration) (Phil Campbell and Shoals Campuses)
16 1,840.00 3,280.00 Monday (May 23) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
17 1,955.00 3,485.00
18 2,070.00 3,690.00 May 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
19 2,185.00 3,895.00 May 25-27 (Add/Drop) (Phil Campbell and Shoals Campuses)
Wednesday (May 25) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
The above class fee schedule includes a facility Thursday (May 26) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
renewal fee of $9.00 per credit hour, a Friday (May 27) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
technology fee of $9.00 per credit hour, a
building fee of $6.00 per credit hour and a bond
surety fee of $1.00 per credit hour. Hours of Operation for the Vice President of Instruction:
1. Late Registration Fee $25.00 Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
2. Graduation Fee $35.00 Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
3. Replacement Photo ID $20.00
4. ASSET/COMPASS Retest $8.00 Financial Aid charges will be accepted in the bookstore:
May 25-June 3 (Pell & Student Loan) May 25-June 10 (all other)
DISTANCE EDUCATION
Distance Education tuition is $115.00 per Cash for Used Books - May 2-5
credit hour. A student desiring to take more Bring your used books in good condition to the Bookstores.
than 19 credit hours must have the approval of During normal business hours.
the Vice President of Instruction. Advising is Shoals Campus-Building 100 Phil Campbell Campus- Building 304 SUB
available on our website at nwscc.edu. Follow
the links to Distance Education.
Cancellation of Classes:
Student Insurance Fee Every effort is made to insure that courses and programs described in the College Catalog
are offered to students in an appropriate and reasonable sequence. Students should be
$7.50 - 2010 Fall Semester aware, however, that admission to the College or registration for a given semester does not
$7.50 - 2011 Spring Semester guarantee the availability of a specific course. Course availability is determined by student
$5.00 - 2011 Summer Semester demand and instructor availability. Northwest-Shoals Community College reserves the right
(See Student Insurance Benefits on page 8). to cancel or modify any class scheduled.
SENIOR CITIZEN
APPLYING FOR GRADUATION
D I SCOUNT
Applications for graduation are due to the Vice President of Instruction’s Office on or
Tuition for credit classes is free for persons 60 before the eighth week, mid-term, of the semester preceding the term in which students
years or older. All other fees are calculated at expect to complete all certificate or degree requirements.
the normal rate. A 10% discount can be applied
to non-credit continuing education classes. The graduation fee is $35.00 for the first degree/certificate and $17.50 for each
Admission requirements are the same for all additional degree/certificate or reprint.
students, and all classes are available for audit NOTE: Any student who applies for graduation after the semester has ended will
if students have met course prerequisites listed automatically become a perspective graduate of the next semester.
in the course description.
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9. Northwest-Shoals Community College Miscellaneous Information
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER STUDENT INSURANCE
Shoals Campus Pre-School and Pre-K Programs: BENEFITS
Northwest-Shoals Community College Child Development Center is an on-campus ELIGIBILITY
N.A.E.Y.C.* accredited program for preschool children (potty trained - age 5) of the All eligible students of Northwest-Shoals
Northwest-Shoals Community College service area including children of the community as Community College are covered for the
well as college students, faculty and staff. Two separate programs housed in the Shoals Child activities while under the care and
Development Center operate fall and spring semester including a preschool program ( 2 1/2- direction of the school with the exception
5) and an Alabama State funded Office of School Readiness Pre-Kindergarten program (age of Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit.
4 by September 1 of each fall). A summer program for children through age 6 is also available
on the Shoals campus. For more information call Shoals Child Development Center at 256- POLICY EFFECTIVE DATE
331-5245 or pick up a registration packet at the Child Development Center, Building 107, The Policy is effective from semester to
Shoals Campus. (C.M.A. accepted) semester.
*National Association for the Education of Young Children: High-Quality Early Childhood Program MEDICAL EXPENSE BENEFITS
If the Insured Student incurs eligible
KIDS IN COLLEGE expenses as the result of a covered injury,
directly and independently of all other
Offered through the College’s Child Development Program, the “Kids in College” summer causes, the Company will pay the charges
education program provides a unique learning opportunity through a one week summer day incurred for such expense within 52
camp. The summer 2011 Kids in College will take place July 18-22. The title of this summer’s weeks, beginning on the date of accident.
camp will be “Sensational Science” and is specially designed for children entering K-6 grades Payment will be made for eligible expens-
in the fall. For more information contact the Shoals Child Development Center at 256-331-5245. es not to exceed $10,000. The first such
expense must be incurred within 60 days
2 0 11 S U M M E R S E M E S T E R E X A M S C H E D U L E after the date of the accident. "Eligible
Expense" means charges for the following
Final exams are administered in all courses. They are to be given during the times and necessary treatment and service, not to
dates scheduled below. No deviation may be made in the regular class or exam exceed the usual and customary charges
schedule without the prior approval of the Vice President of Instruction’s Office. If in the area where provided, including:
the time of one of your final exams is not listed, please contact your instructor. Final 1) Medical and surgical care by a physician;
grades will be turned in electronically no later than Friday, August 5, 2011 at 9:00 a.m. 2) Radiology (X-rays);
Grades will be posted for on-line access on Friday, August 5, 2011, at 2:00 p.m.. The online 3) Prescription drugs and medicines;
link to view grades is found on the home page of the Northwest-Shoals web site. You will
4) Dental treatment of sound natural
need your pin number to access grades.
teeth;
CLASSES WHICH MEET EXAM PERIOD 5) Hospital care and service in semi-
First Mini-Term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wednesday, June 29 private accommodations, or as an
Regular Class Time outpatient;
6) Ambulance service from the scene of the
Second Mini-Term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wednesday, August 3 accident to the nearest hospital;
Regular Class Time
7) Orthopedic appliances necessary to
8 Week Term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Monday, July 27 promote healing.
Regular Class Time
CLAIM PROCEDURE
Monday/Wednesday Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wednesday, August 3 In the event of an accident, the student
Regular Class Time should:
Tuesday/Thursday Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thursday, August 4 1) Report immediately to the nearest doc-
Regular Class Time tor or hospital.
2) A completed claim form is required for
2 0 11 S U M M E R S E M E S T E R G R A D E S each accident in order to process the
claim. Secure a claim form from the
Students should access the web in order to receive their grades for the term. cashier's office or online at www.stu-
Students can access the web with their student number and PIN at dentplanscenter.com. Complete and
www.nwscc.edu/onlineservices/grades sign the claim form, attach all medical
and hospital bills and mail to the Plan
Transfer/transient students must file a written request with Admissions to have grades sent to
Underwriter below.
designated colleges or universities.
For a detailed brochure on the NW-SCC
Tune in to Northwest-Shoals television, Comcast Channel 192 Student Insurance Policy, please contact
the NW-SCC Cashiers' Office at 256- 331-
for NW-SCC sports coverage and community events. 5226 (Shoals Campus) or 256-256-6382
(Phil Campbell Campus).
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AUTO COLLISION REPAIR
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
11101 ABR 114 NON-STRUCTURAL PANEL REPLACE REID ERIC 07:30A 12:00P MONDAY 104 000 3
***** ABR 114 NON-STRUCTURAL PANEL REPLACE LAB REID ERIC 12:30P 03:30P MONDAY 104 000 0
11102 ABR 122 SURFACE PREPARATION REID ERIC 07:30A 12:00P TUESDAY 104 000 3
***** ABR 122 SURFACE PREPARATION LAB REID ERIC 12:30P 03:30P TUESDAY 104 000 0
11103 ABR 123 PAINT APPLICATION & EQUIPMENT REID ERIC 07:30A 12:00P WED 104 000 3
***** ABR 123 PAINT APPLICATION & EQUIPMENT LAB REID ERIC 12:30P 03:30P WED 104 000 0
11104 ABR 151 SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTI REID ERIC 07:30A 12:00P FRIDAY 104 000 3
***** ABR 151 SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTI LAB REID ERIC 03:30P 04:00P M T W TH 104 000 0
11105 ABR 156 AUTO CUTTING AND WELDING REID ERIC 07:30A 12:00P THURSDAY 104 000 3
***** ABR 156 AUTO CUTTING AND WELDING REID ERIC 12:30P 03:30P THURSDAY 104 000 0
AUTO MECHANICS
SHOALS CAMPUS
11301 AUM 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTO TECH AUSTIN ALEX 07:30A 12:00P MONDAY 104 000 3
***** AUM 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTO TECH LAB AUSTIN ALEX 12:30P 03:30P MONDAY 104 000 0
11302 AUM 110 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSM I AUSTIN ALEX 07:30A 12:00P TUESDAY 104 000 3
***** AUM 110 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSM I LAB AUSTIN ALEX 12:30P 03:30P TUESDAY 104 000 0
11303 AUM 121 BRAKING SYSTEMS AUSTIN ALEX 07:30A 12:00P WED 104 000 3
***** AUM 121 BRAKING SYSTEMS LAB AUSTIN ALEX 12:30P 03:30P WED 104 000 0
11304 AUM 122 STEERING SUSPEN & ALIGN AUSTIN ALEX 07:30A 12:00P THURSDAY 104 000 3
***** AUM 122 STEERING SUSPEN & ALIGN LAB AUSTIN ALEX 12:30P 03:30P THURSDAY 104 000 0
11305 AUM 181 SPECIAL TOPICS AUSTIN ALEX 07:30A 09:00A FRIDAY 104 000 1
11306 AUM 182 SPECIAL TOPICS AUSTIN ALEX 09:00A 12:00P FRIDAY 104 000 2
AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING & REFRIGERATION
SHOALS CAMPUS
11211 ACR 132 *1 RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITION HALL BRUCE 07:30A 12:00P T & TH 102 000 3
***** ACR 132 *1 RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITION LAB HALL BRUCE 12:30P 02:00P T & TH 102 000 0
11212 ACR 209 *2 COMMERCIAL A/C SYSTEMS HALL BRUCE 07:30A 12:00P T & TH 102 000 3
***** ACR 209 *2 COMMERICAL A/C SYSTEMS LAB HALL BRUCE 12:30P 02:00P T & TH 102 000 0
EXTENDED DAY
11271 ACR 112 HVACR SERVICE PROCEDURES CORSBIE RANDY 04:00P 07:00P TUESDAY 102 000 3
***** ACR 112 HVACR SERVICE PROCEDURES LAB CORSBIE RANDY 07:30P 11:30P TUESDAY 102 000 0
11272 ACR 130 COMP ASSIS HVAC TROUBLESH STAFF TBA TBA 102 000 1
11273 ACR 132 RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITION CORSBIE RANDY 04:00P 07:00P MONDAY 102 000 3
***** ACR 132 RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITION LAB CORSBIE RANDY 07:30P 11:30P MONDAY 102 000 0
11275 ACR 183 SPECIAL TOPICS IN AC/REF STAFF TBA TBA 102 000 1
11276 ACR 205 SYSTEM SIZING & AIR DIST TERRY RICK 04:00P 07:00P THURSDAY 102 000 3
***** ACR 205 SYSTEM SIZING & AIR DIST LAB TERRY RICK 07:30P 11:30P THURSDAY 102 000 0
11277 ACR 209 COMMERCIAL A/C SYSTEMS TERRY RICK 04:00P 07:00P WED 102 000 3
***** ACR 209 COMMERCIAL A/C SYSTEMS LAB TERRY RICK 07:30P 11:30P WED 102 000 0
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
ACCOUNTING
SHOALS CAMPUS
11401 ACT 142 *4 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING PRINC HOGAN PAUL 08:00A 10:00A M&W 112 103 3
11402 ACT 249 *5 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING HOGAN PAUL 12:45P 02:45P M&W 112 103 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
21401 ACT 104 *3 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
21402 ACT 141 *3 BASIC ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
21403 ACT 142 *3 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 ACCOUNTING LAB HELD ON TUESDAY FROM 5:00-7:00 P.M.
*5 ACT 249 IS WEB ASSISTED.
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ART
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
15001 ART 100 *2 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 115 101 3
15002 ART 100 ART APPRECIATION JOHNSON DEB 01:00P 03:00P M&W 115 101 3
15005 ART 133 *2,*4 CERAMICS I FREDERICK JAN 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 115 103 3
15006 ART 134 *2,*4 CERAMICS II FREDERICK JAN 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 115 102 3
15008 ART 291A SUPER STUDY STUDIO ART I FREDERICK JAN TBA TBA 115 000 2
15009 ART 299A ART PORTFOLIO FREDERICK JAN TBA TBA 115 000 2
EXTENDED DAY
15051 ART 100 ART APPRECIATION JOHNSON DEB 05:30P 07:30P M&W 115 101 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
25001 ART 100 *3 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
25002 ART 100 *3 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
35001 ART 100 *1 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 310 026 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 ADDITIONAL LAB TIME - TBA.
BIOLOGY
SHOALS CAMPUS
15204 BIO 103A *4 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I STAFF 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 121 147 4
15206 BIO 103L PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I LAB STAFF 10:15A 01:15P TUESDAY 123 125 0
15207 BIO 103L PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I LAB STAFF 10:15A 01:15P THURSDAY 123 125 0
15209 BIO 104 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II STAFF 08:00A 12:15P M&W 123 103 4
15211 BIO 201 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO I STAFF 01:00P 04:30P M&W 123 103 4
15212 BIO 201 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO I STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M&W 121 147 4
***** BIO 201 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO I LAB STAFF 10:00A 01:00P WED 123 124 0
15213 BIO 202 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 123 103 4
***** BIO 202 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II LAB STAFF 10:00A 01:00P TUESDAY 123 124 0
15215 BIO 220 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY STAFF 08:00A 12:30P T & TH 123 109 4
15216 BIO 220 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY STAFF 10:30A 03:00P T & TH 123 103 4
EXTENDED DAY
15254 BIO 103 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I STAFF 05:30P 09:15P M&W 123 103 4
15255 BIO 104 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II STAFF 05:00P 09:15P M&W 121 147 4
15256 BIO 201 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO I STAFF 05:30P 09:15P M&W 123 109 4
15260 BIO 202 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II STAFF 05:30P 09:15P T & TH 123 103 4
15263 BIO 220 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY STAFF 05:00P 09:15P T & TH 121 147 4
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
35201 BIO 103 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I STAFF 08:00A 11:45A M&W 303 011 4
35205 BIO 201 *5 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO I STAFF 08:00A 12:30P T & TH 303 017 4
35209 BIO 220 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY STAFF 01:00P 05:30P M&W 303 015 4
*4 CO-REQUISITE OF BIO 103L. STUDENTS MAY REGISTER FOR ANY OF THE BIO 103L SECTIONS OFFERED.
*5 CLASS MEETS 8 WEEK TERM.
BUSINESS
SHOALS CAMPUS
15301 BUS 241 PRINCIPLES ACCOUNTING I HOGAN PAUL 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 112 103 3
15302 BUS 242 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNT. II HOGAN PAUL 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 112 103 3
15304 BUS 248 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING HOGAN PAUL 10:15A 12:15P M&W 112 103 3
15305 BUS 272 BUSINESS STATISTICS II JAMES JEFF 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 112 107 3
15307 BUS 285 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MCCLINTON T 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 112 107 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
25300 BUS 241 *3 PRINCIPLES ACCOUNTING I HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
25304 BUS 242 *3 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
25301 BUS 263 *3 LEGAL & SOCIAL ENV OF BUS PETERS PAM TBA TBA 000 000 3
25302 BUS 271 *3 BUSINESS STATISTICS I JAMES JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
25303 BUS 272 *3 BUSINESS STATISTICS II JAMES JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
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CARPENTRY/CABINETMAKING
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
11501 CAR 121 INTRO TO BLUEPRINT READING HARDY CHARLES 08:00A 10:15A T & TH 109 000 3
11502 CAR 211 CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES HARDY CHARLES 12:00P 02:15P T & TH 109 000 3
11503 CAR 217 ESTIMATING HARDY CHARLES 10:30A 11:30A T & TH 109 000 3
***** CAR 217 ESTIMATING LAB HARDY CHARLES 07:30A 11:30A WED 109 000 0
***** CAR 217 ESTIMATING LAB HARDY CHARLES 12:00P 03:30P WED 109 000 0
11504 CAR 228 STAIRS MOLDING & TRIM HARDY CHARLES 07:30A 11:30A MONDAY 109 000 3
***** CAR 228 STAIRS MOLDING & TRIM LAB HARDY CHARLES 12:00P 03:30P MONDAY 109 000 0
EXTENDED DAY
11152 CAB 104 CABINET SHOP OPERATIONS BLAKE RICHARD 04:00P 09:00P THURSDAY 109 000 3
11552 CAR 111 CONSTRUCTION BASICS HARDY CHARLES 04:00P 09:00P MONDAY 109 000 3
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
SHOALS CAMPUS
14001 CHD 215A SUPERVISED PRACTICAL EXP DURDUNJI DIANN 10:00A 10:30A WED 107 000 1
14002 CHD 215B SUPERVISED PRACTICAL EXP DURDUNJI DIANN 10:00A 10:30A WED 107 000 2
14003 CHD 215C SUPERVISED PRACTICAL EXP DURDUNJI DIANN 10:00A 10:30A WED 107 000 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
24001 CHD 100 *3,*4 INTRO EARLY CARE & ED CHI DURDUNJI DIANN TBA TBA 000 000 3
24002 CHD 206 *3,*5 CHILDREN’S HEALTH & SAFET PACE DIANNE TBA TBA 000 000 3
24003 CHD 210 *3 ED EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG CHIL SWINDLE LUCY TBA TBA 000 000 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 CHD 100 ON-CAMPUS ORIENTATION - MAY 26 AT 3:00 PM, SHOALS CAMPUS, BLDG. 127, ROOM 102.
*5 CHD 206 ON-CAMPUS ORIENTATION - MAY 26 AT 5:00 PM, SHOALS CAMPUS, BLDG. 127, ROOM 102.
CHEMISTRY
SHOALS CAMPUS
15402 CHM 099 *2 DEVELOPMENTAL CHEMISTRY STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 123 125 3
15404 CHM 104 *1 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEM SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:30A M T W TH 123 101 4
***** CHM 104 *1 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEM LAB SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:00A FRIDAY 123 101 0
15405 CHM 105 *2 INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:30A M T W TH 123 101 4
***** CHM 105 *2 INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:00A FRIDAY 123 101 0
15408 CHM 111 *1 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I SOCKWELL CRAIG 12:00P 04:15P M T W TH 123 101 4
15409 CHM 112 *2 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II SOCKWELL CRAIG 12:00P 04:15P M T W TH 123 101 4
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
35401 CHM 112 *1 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II MURPHY MIKE 12:45P 05:00P M T W TH 303 009 4
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
SHOALS CAMPUS
15500 CIS 096 INTRO TO COMPUTERS STAFF 01:00P 03:00P M&W 112 112 3
15501 CIS 146 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION ROBERSON T 10:15A 12:15P M&W 112 112 3
15504 CIS 146 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION ROBERSON T 08:00A 10:00A M&W 112 112 3
15506 CIS 199 NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS CHANDLER S 03:00P 05:00P T & TH 112 104 3
15507 CIS 205 CONTROL LANG & UTIL APP STAFF 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 112 113 3
15510 CIS 207 INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT CHANDLER S 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 112 112 3
15511 CIS 281 *4 SYSTEM ANALYSIS & DESIGN CHANDLER S 12:45P 02:45P T & TH 112 112 3
15512 CIS 284 CIS INTERNSHIP STAFF TBA TBA 112 000 3
EXTENDED DAY
15555 CIS 250 *4 E-COMMERCE CHANDLER S 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 112 112 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
25501 CIS 146 *3,*5 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION ROBERSON T TBA TBA 000 000 3
25502 CIS 146 *3,*5 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION ROBERSON T TBA TBA 000 000 3
25503 CIS 148 *3,*5 POST ADV MICROCOMPUTER STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
First Mini-Term Classes - May 25-June 29
Second Mini-Term Classes - June 30-August 3
8 Week Term - June 1-July 27
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COMPUTER SCIENCE (cont’d)
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
35501 CIS 146 *1 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION JAMES JEFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 108 3
35502 CIS 146 *1 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION JAMES JEFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 302 108 3
35511 CIS 281 *4 SYSTEM ANALYSIS & DESIGN CHANDLER S 12:45P 02:45P T & TH 302 108 3
EXTENDED DAY
35555 CIS 250 *4 E-COMMERCE CHANDLER S 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 302 108 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 VIDEO CONFERENCE COURSE.
*5 IN ORDER TO COMPLETE CIS 146 AND CIS 148 IN A COMPLETELY DISTANCE FORMAT, STUDENTS MUST HAVE MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
(WORD, EXCEL, ACCESS & POWERPOINT) SOFTWARE.
COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
SHOALS CAMPUS
11730 CIT 211 TEACHING & CURRICULUM DEV BANKSTON C 08:00A 09:15A M&W 110 127 3
11731 CIT 212 TEACHER MENTORSHIP BANKSTON C 09:15A 12:15P THURSDAY 110 127 3
***** CIT 212 TEACHER MENTORSHIP LAB BANKSTON C 08:00A 12:30P FRIDAY 110 127
11732 CIT 213 LESSON PLAN DEVELOPMENT BANKSTON C TBA TBA 110 127 3
11734 CIT 221 LESSON PLAN IMPLEMENTATIO BANKSTON C TBA TBA 110 127 3
11735 CIT 222 INSTRUCTION MAT & METHODS BANKSTON C TBA TBA 110 127 3
11736 CIT 223 INSTRUC MAT & METHODS APP BANKSTON C TBA TBA 110 127 3
COSMETOLOGY
SHOALS CAMPUS
11700 COS 111 COSMETOLOGY SCIENCE & ART BANKSTON C 01:00P 03:00P M&W 110 127 3
11701 COS 112 COSMETOLOGY SCIENCE LAB BANKSTON C 08:00A 12:30P W TH F 110 122 3
11702 COS 113 CHEMICAL METHODOLOGY BANKSTON C 01:00P 03:15P T & TH 110 127 3
***** COS 113 CHEMICAL METHODOLOGY LAB BANKSTON C 08:00A 12:30P TUESDAY 110 127 0
11705 COS 121 COLORIMETRY SHARP TOM 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 110 122 3
11706 COS 122 COLORIMETRY APPLICATIONS SHARP TOM 08:00A 12:30P T W TH 110 122 3
11707 COS 125 CAREER & PERSONAL DEV BANKSTON C 01:00P 03:00P M & TH 110 130 3
***** COS 125 CAREER & PERSONAL DEV LAB BANKSTON C 07:30A 12:30P M&F 110 130 0
11708 COS 143 HAIR DESIGNS STANFORD L 01:00P 03:15P M&T 110 122 3
***** COS 143 HAIR DESIGNS LAB STANFORD L 08:00A 12:30P MONDAY 110 122 0
11709 COS 151 NAIL CARE BANKSTON C 01:00P 03:00P T&W 110 130 3
11710 COS 152 NAIL CARE APPLICATIONS BANKSTON C 08:00A 12:30P T W TH 110 130 3
11711 COS 164 FACIAL MACHINE WEST RHONDA 08:00A 12:30P T & TH 110 108 3
11712 COS 165 RELATED SUB ESTHETICIANS SHARP TOM 01:00P 03:45P M&W 110 108 3
***** COS 165 RELATED SUB ESTHETICIANS LAB SHARP TOM 08:00A 12:30P MONDAY 110 108 0
***** COS 165 RELATED SUB ESTHETICIANS LAB SHARP TOM 03:15P 04:00P T & TH 110 108 0
11715 COS 181 SPECIAL TOPICS SHARP TOM 08:00A 12:30P FRIDAY 110 122 3
11718 COS 182 SPECIAL TOPICS BANKSTON C TBA TBA 110 000 3
11724 COS 191B CO-OP BANKSTON C TBA TBA 110 000 3
11725 COS 291B CO-OP BANKSTON C TBA TBA 110 000 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
21711 COS 111 *3 COSMETOLOGY SCIENCE & ART BANKSTON C TBA TBA 000 000 3
21713 COS 131 *3 AESTHETICS CUSTER J TBA TBA 000 000 3
21715 COS 167 *3 STATE BOARD REVIEW BANKSTON C TBA TBA 000 000 3
21716 COS 168 *3 BACTERIOLOGY & SANITATION CUSTER J TBA TBA 000 000 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
SHOALS CAMPUS
15701 CRJ 216 POLICE ORGANIZATION & ADM BOWEN EDDIE 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 127 102 3
15702 CRJ 220 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION BOWEN EDDIE 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 127 102 3
15703 CRJ 280B INTERNSHIP IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE BOWEN EDDIE TBA TBA 120 000 3
EXTENDED DAY
15751 CRJ 150 INTRODUCT TO CORRECTIONS BOWEN EDDIE 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 120 126 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
25701 CRJ 100 *3 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE BOWEN EDDIE TBA TBA 000 000 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
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DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
11910 DDT 104 *4 BASIC COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING HUBKA MIKE 08:00A 12:30P WED 105 105 3
11911 DDT 122 *4 ADVANCED TECHNICAL DRAWIN RICE ALTON 12:30P 04:30P MONDAY 105 106 3
11912 DDT 128 *5 INTER TECHNICAL DRAWING RICE ALTON 01:00P 04:00P THURSDAY 105 106 3
11913 DDT 132 *4 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING HUBKA MIKE 08:00A 12:30P THURSDAY 105 105 3
11914 DDT 134 *4 DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY RICE ALTON 12:30P 04:30P WED 105 106 3
11915 DDT 181 *6 SPECIAL TOPICS IN DDT RICE ALTON 09:00A 12:30P WED 105 106 3
11916 DDT 225 *4 STRUCTURAL STEEL DRAFTING HUBKA MIKE 08:00A 12:30P FRIDAY 105 105 3
11917 DDT 231 *4 ADVANCED CAD HUBKA MIKE 08:00A 12:30P TUESDAY 105 105 3
11918 DDT 233 *5 THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING HUBKA MIKE 01:00P 04:00P THURSDAY 105 105 3
11919 DDT 290 SURVEY OF AEROSPACE TECH RICE ALTON 08:00A 12:30P MONDAY 105 106 3
EXTENDED DAY
11951 DDT 128 *7 INTER TECHNICAL DRAWING RICE ALTON 05:00P 07:30P TUESDAY 105 106 3
11952 DDT 181 *6 SPECIAL TOPICS IN DDT RICE ALTON 07:30P 10:00P TUESDAY 105 106 3
11953 DDT 231 *4 ADVANCED CAD HUBKA MIKE 05:00P 10:00P WED 105 105 3
11954 DDT 236 *4 DESIGN PROJECT HUBKA MIKE 05:00P 10:00P TUESDAY 105 105 3
11955 DDT 290 SURVEY OF AEROSPACE TECH RICE ALTON 05:00P 09:30P THURSDAY 105 106 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
21910 DDT 117 *3 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES RICE ALTON TBA TBA 00 00 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 REQUIRES ADDITIONAL 2 1/2 HRS OF LAB PER WEEK - TBA.
*5 REQUIRES ADDITIONAL 3 1/2 HRS OF LAB PER WEEK - TBA.
*6 REQUIRES ADDITIONAL 1 1/2 HRS OF LAB PER WEEK - TBA.
*7 REQUIRES ADDITIONAL 4 HRS OF LAB PER WEEK - TBA.
ECONOMICS
SHOALS CAMPUS
15801 ECO 231 *4,*5 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 01:00P 03:30P M&W 112 113 3
15802 ECO 232 *4,*5 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 10:15A 12:15P M&W 121 141 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
25801 ECO 231 *3 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
25802 ECO 232 *3 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
35801 ECO 231 *4,*5 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 01:00P 03:30P M&W 306 013 3
35802 ECO 232 *4,*5 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 10:15A 12:45P M&W 306 013 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 CLASS MEETS 8 WEEK TERM.
*5 VIDEO CONFERENCE COURSE.
DUAL ENROLLMENT/DUAL CREDIT PROGRAM
Northwest-Shoals Community College wants
to help you achieve your academic and career
goals. The Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit Program
(DE/DC) allows eligible students to earn both
high school and college credit. College courses
count toward high school graduation credits
and the courses remain a part of the student’s
regular transcript.
For more information contact:
Rose Jones, 256-331-5313, jonesr@nwscc.edu
Adriana Wuotto, 256-331-5240, awuotto@nwscc.edu
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ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
12001 ELT 112 CONCEPTS OF ALTERNATING CURRET BONNER JIM 12:00P 03:15P M T W TH 102 000 5
12002 ELT 121 CONCEPTS OF DIGITAL ELECTRONIC BONNER JIM 08:00A 11:15A M T W TH 102 000 5
12003 ELT 232 PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLS II STAFF 03:15P 05:00P M T W TH 102 000 3
12004 ELT 242 JOURNEYMAN MASTER PREP EXAM BONNER JIM 08:00A 11:45A FRIDAY 102 000 3
EXTENDED DAY
12051 ELT 111 CONCEPTS OF DIRECT CURRENT SUTHERLAND JOHN 04:30P 07:45P M T W TH 102 000 5
12052 ELT 117 AC/DC MACHINES RYAN DAVID 04:30P 09:40P M&W 102 000 3
12053 ELT 115 RESIDENTIAL WIRING METHOD II STAFF 05:00P 08:45P T & TH 102 000 3
12054 ELT 119 CONCEPTS OF SOLID STATE ELECT WRIGHT CONLEY 08:00P 11:15P M T W TH 102 000 5
ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY
SHOALS CAMPUS
12103 ILT 107 CONCEPTS OF ALTER CURRENT HARRISON SAM 08:00A 03:00P T & TH 103 111 5
12110 ILT 112 CONCEPTS OF DIGITAL ELECTRONIS HARRISON SAM 08:00A 03:00P T & TH 103 111 5
12111 ILT 113 CONCEPTS OF ELECTRONIC CIR MCGOUYRK S 08:00A 03:00P M&W 103 114 5
12117 ILT 131 PC PROBLEM DETERMINIATION HARRISON SAM 08:00A 11:30A M&W 103 111 3
12118 ILT 135 LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (LANS HARRISON SAM 12:00P 03:30P M&W 103 111 3
12125 ILT 174 CIRCUIT FABRICATION STAFF TBA TBA 103 101 1
12126 ILT 175 COMP FUND FOR TECH STUDEN STAFF TBA TBA 103 111 3
12131 ILT 201 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS MCGOUYRK S 01:00P 03:00P M&W 103 114 3
12132 ILT 202 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC LAB MCGOUYRK S 08:00A 12:30P M&W 103 113 2
12135 ILT 216 INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS MCGOUYRK S 08:00A 12:00P FRIDAY 103 114 3
12138 ILT 234 MICRO SYSTEMS TROUBLESHOO MCGOUYRK S 09:00A 12:00P T & TH 103 114 2
EXTENDED DAY
12152 ILT 112 CONCEPTS OF DIGITAL ELECTRONIS REAVES RICKY 04:00P 11:00P M&W 103 111 5
12153 ILT 113 CONCEPTS OF ELECTRONIC CIR REAVES RICKY 04:00P 11:00P T & TH 103 111 5
12155 ILT 125 DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS REAVES RICKY 09:00P 11:00P T & TH 103 111 3
12156 ILT 126 DIGITAL COMMUNICATION LAB REAVES RICKY 04:00P 09:00P T & TH 103 111 2
12160 ILT 133 ELECTRONIC DRAFTING STAFF TBA TBA 103 101 1
12170 ILT 267 RF COMMUNICATIONS REAVES RICKY 09:00P 11:00P M&W 103 111 3
12171 ILT 268 RF COMMUNICATIONS LAB REAVES RICKY 04:00P 09:00P M&W 103 111 2
12172 ILT 271 INDEPENDENT STUDY STAFF TBA TBA 103 000 1
12173 ILT 274 INDEPENDENT STUDY STAFF TBA TBA 103 000 3
EMERGENCY MEDICAL PARAMEDIC
SHOALS CAMPUS
13812 EMP 195 ADVANCED TRAUMA MANAGEMEN DEMORSE CHRIS 09:00A 05:00P T & TH 122 168 6
13813 EMP 198 MEDICAL PATIENT MGMT I SIMPSON MARK 09:00A 05:00P T & TH 122 168 3
13814 EMP 200 MEDICAL PATIENT MGMT II DEMORSE CHRIS 09:00A 05:00P T & TH 122 168 6
13815 EMP 203 CARDIOVASCULAR PATIENT MG MONTGOMERY K 09:00A 05:00P M&W 122 168 3
13816 EMP 204 TRANSITION TO PARAMED PRA OYEN TODD 09:00A 05:00P M&W 122 168 3
13817 EMP 205 PARAMED TERMINAL COMPETEN DEMORSE CHRIS 09:00A 05:00P M&W 122 168 2
13818 EMP 206 PARAMEDIC FIELD RECEPTORS OYEN TODD 09:00A 05:00P M&W 122 168 6
13819 EMP 207 PARAMEDIC TEAM LEADER PRE OYEN TODD 09:00A 05:00P M&W 122 168 1
EXTENDED DAY
13851 EMP 189 APPLIED A&P FOR THE PARAM SIMPSON MARK TBA TBA 122 000 4
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SHOALS CAMPUS
13803 EMS 107 *4 EMERG VEHICLE OPR AMBULAN OYEN TODD 08:00A 04:00P WED 122 160 1
13804 EMS 116 EMS BASIC THEORY/LAB OYEN TODD 08:00A 02:00P M T & TH 122 160 9
13805 EMS 117 EMS BASIC CLINICAL COM OYEN TODD TBA TBA 122 000 1
13806 EMS 218 *2 SUPERVISED STUDIES EMS I SIMPSON MARK TBA TBA 122 000 1
13807 EMS 100 *5,*7 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUS I SIMPSON MARK 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 122 000 1
13808 EMS 266 *2 ADVANCED CV LIFE SUPPORT SIMPSON MARK TBA TBA 122 000 1
13810 EMS 269 *2 PEDIATRIC MED LIFE SUPPOR SIMPSON MARK TBA TBA 122 000 1
EXTENDED DAY
13852 EMS 100 *5,*7 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUS I SIMPSON MARK 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 122 160 1
13853 EMS 100 *6,*7 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUS I SIMPSON MARK 05:00P 09:00P MONDAY 122 160 1
13854 EMS 116 EMS BASIC THEORY/LAB STAFF 05:00P 11:00P M T & TH 122 168 9
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM. CONTACT EMS 256-331-5436.
*4 CLASS MEETS JUNE 8 & 15, 2011. TWO DAY CLASS ONLY.
*5 CLASS MEETS JUNE 14, 2011. ONE DAY CLASS ONLY. *6 CLASS MEETS JUNE 13, 2011. ONE DAY CLASS ONLY.
*7 STUDENTS MUST LOG IN AND COMPLETE ASSIGNMENT THROUGH MOODLE DURING THE 1ST WEEK OF CLASSES.
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ENGLISH
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
10601 ENG 092 BASIC ENGLISH I STAFF 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 114 101 3
10602 ENG 093 BASIC ENGLISH II STAFF 01:00P 03:00P M&W 114 101 3
10603 ENG 093 *1 BASIC ENGLISH II STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 114 101 3
10604 ENG 093 *4 BASIC ENGLISH II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 114 101 3
16001 ENG 101 *1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 121 3
16002 ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M&W 120 121 3
16004 ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 120 121 3
16005 ENG 101 *6 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 01:00P 03:30P M&W 120 121 3
16006 ENG 101 *2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 120 3
16011 ENG 102 *2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 121 3
16012 ENG 102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M&W 120 120 3
16014 ENG 102 *6 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 01:00P 03:30P M&W 120 120 3
16021 ENG 271 *1 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 123 3
16025 ENG 272 *2 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 123 3
EXTENDED DAY
10650 ENG 093 BASIC ENGLISH II STAFF 05:30P 07:30P M&W 114 101 3
16052 ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 07:45P 09:45P M&W 120 121 3
16055 ENG 102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 120 120 3
16060 ENG 271 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF 05:30P 07:30P M&W 120 123 3
16061 ENG 272 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 120 123 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
26001 ENG 101 *3,*5 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26002 ENG 102 *3,*5 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26003 ENG 271 *3,*5 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26004 ENG 271 *3,*5 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26005 ENG 272 *3,*5 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
30601 ENG 093 *1 BASIC ENGLISH II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 307 031 3
36001 ENG 101 *1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 302 104 3
36002 ENG 102 *2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 302 104 3
36005 ENG 271 *1 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 104 3
36006 ENG 272 *2 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 104 3
EXTENDED DAY
36051 ENG 272 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF 05:30P 07:30P M&W 302 104 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR ORI 107 (18911) AND MTH 098 (17106).
*5 IN ORDER TO COMPLETE ENG 101, ENG 102, ENG 271 OR ENG 272 IN A COMPLETELY DISTANCE FORMAT, STUDENT MUST HAVE
MICROSOFT WORD SOFTWARE OR THE ABILITY TO SAVE DOCUMENTS IN MICROSOFT WORD FORMAT. DISTANCE EDUCATION
ENGLISH COURSES ARE NOT SELF-PACED. DEADLINES ARE GIVEN FOR VARIOUS ASSIGNMENTS THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER.
*6 CLASS MEETS 8 WEEK TERM.
FIRE SCIENCE
SHOALS CAMPUS
EXTENDED DAY
16251 FSC 240 FIRE CAUSE DETERMINIATION COCHRAN C 05:00P 09:00P MONDAY 121 148 3
GEOGRAPHY
DISTANCE EDUCATION
26301 GEO 100 *3 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY PEARSON S TBA TBA 120 000 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
HEALTH EDUCATION
SHOALS CAMPUS
16501 HED 231 FIRST AID SHACKELFORD T 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 118 114 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
26501 HED 231 *3 FIRST AID LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 3
26502 HED 226 *3 WELLNESS LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 3
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HEALTH EDUCATION (cont’d)
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
36501 HED 231 FIRST AID SHACKELFORD T 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 310 025 3
36502 HED 226 WELLNESS SHACKELFORD T 01:00P 03:00P M&W 310 025 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
HISTORY
SHOALS CAMPUS
16601 HIS 101 *1 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I ENGLAND BOB 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 126 3
16602 HIS 102 *2 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II ENGLAND BOB 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 126 3
16603 HIS 201 *1 UNITED STATES HISTORY I ENGLAND BOB 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 126 3
16604 HIS 202 *2 UNITED STATES HISTORY II ENGLAND BOB 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 126 3
EXTENDED DAY
16651 HIS 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I POOL BRADLEY 05:30P 07:30P M&W 120 126 3
16652 HIS 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II POOL BRADLEY 07:45P 09:45P M&W 120 126 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
26601 HIS 101 *3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 100 000 3
26602 HIS 102 *3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 100 000 3
26603 HIS 201 *3 UNITED STATES HISTORY I PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 100 000 3
26604 HIS 202 *3 UNITED STATES HISTORY II PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 100 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
36601 HIS 101 *1 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I POOL BRADLEY 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 308 3
36602 HIS 102 *1 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II POOL BRADLEY 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 302 308 3
36603 HIS 102 *2 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II POOL BRADLEY 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 302 308 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
36903 IDS 115 *4 FORUM BALTES JOAN TBA TBA 000 000 1
*4 REQUIRED FOR HONOR’S PROGRAM.
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
SHOALS CAMPUS
10207 INT 122 CONCEPTS OF ALTERNATING CURREN HARRISON SAM 08:00A 03:00P T & TH 103 111 5
10208 INT 123 CONCEPTS OF SOLID STATE ELECT MCGOUYRK S 08:00A 03:00P M&W 103 114 5
10210 INT 130 CONCEPTS OF DIGITAL ELECTRONIS HARRISON SAM 08:00A 03:00P T & TH 103 111 5
10215 INT 206 *4 INDUSTRIAL MOTORS I HARRISON SAM 08:00A 12:00P FRIDAY 103 111 3
EXTENDED DAY
10260 INT 123 CONCEPTS OF SOLID STATE ELECT REAVES RICKY 04:00P 11:00P T & TH 103 111 5
10263 INT 130 CONCEPTS OF DIGITAL ELECTRONIS REAVES RICKY 04:00P 11:00P M&W 103 111 5
*4 REQUIRES ADDITIONAL 2 1/2 HRS LAB PER WEEK - TBA
MACHINE SHOP
SHOALS CAMPUS
12501 MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 09:30A FRIDAY 111 000 5
***** MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P MONDAY 111 000 0
***** MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH LAB MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P TUESDAY 111 000 0
***** MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P TUESDAY 111 000 0
12502 MSP 107 MILLING MACHINES MAUPIN TIM 01:30P 03:30P WED 111 000 3
***** MSP 107 MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P THURSDAY 111 000 0
***** MSP 107 MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P THURSDAY 111 000 0
12503 MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P WED 111 000 5
***** MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P WED 111 000 0
***** MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P THURSDAY 111 000 0
***** MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P THURSDAY 111 000 0
***** MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 09:30A 12:30P FRIDAY 111 000 0
12504 MSP 131 INTRODUCTION TO METALLURG MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P TUESDAY 111 000 2
12505 MSP 135 MILLWRIGHT WORK MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P TUESDAY 111 000 4
***** MSP 135 MILLWRIGHT WORK LAB MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P WED 111 000 0
***** MSP 135 MILLWRIGHT WORK LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 01:30P WED 111 000 0
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MACHINE SHOP (cont’d)
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
12506 MSP 142 ADV MACHINING CALCULATION MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P MONDAY 111 000 2
12507 MSP 182 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN MSP MAUPIN TIM TBA TBA 111 000 2
12508 MSP 221 ADVANCED BLUEPRINTING MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P MONDAY 111 000 2
EXTENDED DAY
12551 MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH MAUPIN TIM 05:00P 11:00P M&W&TH 111 000 5
12552 MSP 121 BASIC BLUEPRINT READING MAUPIN TIM 05:00P 08:00P TUESDAY 111 000 2
12553 MSP 127 CAM MAUPIN TIM 05:00P 10:00P M T W TH 111 000 6
12554 MSP 131 INTRODUCTION TO METALLURG MAUPIN TIM 05:00P 09:20P THURSDAY 111 000 2
12555 MSP 135 MILLWRIGHT WORK MAUPIN TIM 08:00P 11:00P TUESDAY 111 000 4
***** MSP 135 MILLWRIGHT WORK MAUPIN TIM 05:00P 11:00P WED 111 000 0
12556 MSP 142 ADV MACHINING CALCULATION MAUPIN TIM 05:00P 09:20P MONDAY 111 000 2
12557 MSP 182 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN MSP MAUPIN TIM TBA TBA 111 000 2
12558 MSP 221 ADVANCED BLUEPRINTING MAUPIN TIM 05:00P 08:00P TUESDAY 111 000 2
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
33501 MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P M&T 312 000 5
***** MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P M&T 312 000 0
***** MSP 101 BASIC MACHINING TECH LAB MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 09:30A FRIDAY 312 000 0
33502 MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 12:00P W & TH 312 000 5
***** MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 12:30P 03:30P W & TH 312 000 0
***** MSP 115 ADVANCED MILLING MACHINES LAB MAUPIN TIM 09:30A 10:30A FRIDAY 312 000 0
33503 MSP 121 BASIC BLUEPRINT READING MAUPIN TIM 07:30A 10:30A THURSDAY 312 000 2
33504 MSP 182 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN MSP MAUPIN TIM TBA TBA 312 000 2
MATHEMATICS - TECHNICAL
SHOALS CAMPUS
12201 MAH 101 INTRO MATHEMATICS I SMITH BRIAN 03:15P 05:45P T & TH 110 107 3
MATHEMATICS
SHOALS CAMPUS
17101 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 120 129 3
17102 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M&W 120 129 3
17103 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M&W 120 129 3
17104 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 01:00P 03:00P M&W 120 129 3
17105 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 120 129 3
17106 MTH 098 *4,*6 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 120 129 3
17107 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 120 129 3
17109 MTH 100 *4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M&W 120 129 3
17110 MTH 100 *4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 120 129 3
17113 MTH 100 *4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 01:00P 03:00P M&W 120 129 3
17115 MTH 112 *5 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA EUBANKS C 01:00P 03:30P T & TH 123 129 3
17116 MTH 112 *1 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA RICKETTS KIM 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 122 193 3
17118 MTH 113 *2 PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY RICKETTS KIM 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 122 193 3
17119 MTH 116 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS SMITH BRIAN 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 110 107 3
17120 MTH 125 *1 CALCULUS I RHODES WANDA 07:30A 10:00A M T W TH 122 193 4
17121 MTH 126 *2 CALCULUS II RHODES WANDA 07:30A 10:00A M T W TH 122 193 4
17123 MTH 227 *5 CALCULUS III RICKETTS KIM 01:00P 03:15P MTW 122 193 4
EXTENDED DAY
17150 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 05:30P 07:30P M&W 120 129 3
17151 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 07:45P 09:45P M&W 120 129 3
17152 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 120 129 3
17153 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 120 129 3
17154 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 05:30P 07:30P M&W 120 129 3
17155 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 120 129 3
17156 MTH 100 *4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 07:45P 09:45P M&W 120 129 3
17157 MTH 100 *4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 120 129 3
17158 MTH 116 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS STAFF 05:00P 07:30P T & TH 122 193 3
17159 MTH 126 CALCULUS II EUBANKS C 05:00P 07:30P M&W 122 193 4
17160 MTH 265 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS EUBANKS C 07:45P 09:45P M&W 122 193 3
17161 MTH 112 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA STAFF 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 122 193 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
27102 MTH 100 *3 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA WATSON SHARON TBA TBA 000 000 3
27103 MTH 112 *3 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA CRABTREE SHERRY TBA TBA 000 000 3
27104 MTH 116 *3 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS RICKETTS KIM TBA TBA 000 000 3
27105 MTH 118 *3 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS RHODES WANDA TBA TBA 000 000 3
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MATHEMATICS (cont’d)
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
37101 MTH 090 *1,*4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 306 L10 3
37102 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 306 L10 3
37104 MTH 098 *1,*4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 306 L10 3
37105 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 01:00P 03:00P M&W 306 L10 3
37107 MTH 100 *1,*4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 08:00A 10:15A M T W TH 306 L10 3
37108 MTH 100 *4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 306 L10 3
37112 MTH 112 *1 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 305 105 3
37113 MTH 113 *2,*7 PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY STAFF 07:30A 10:00A M T W TH 305 105 3
EXTENDED DAY
37150 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 306 L10 3
37151 MTH 090 *4 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 306 L10 3
37152 MTH 098 *4 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 306 L10 3
37153 MTH 100 *4 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 306 L10 3
37154 MTH 112 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA STAFF 05:00P 07:30P M&W 305 105 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 THIS COURSE IS TAUGHT IN A LAB-BASED FORMAT.
*5 CLASS MEETS 8 WEEK TERM.
*6 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR ORI 107 (18911) AND ENG 093 (10604).
*7 FOUR WEEK TERM, JUNE 30-JULY 28, 2011.
MUSIC
SHOALS CAMPUS
17402 MUS 101 *4 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER JEFF 01:00P 03:30P T & TH 110 117 3
EXTENDED DAY
17451 MUS 101 MUSIC APPRECIATION STAFF 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 110 117 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
27401 MUS 101 *3 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
27402 MUS 101 *3 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
27405 MUS 110 *3 BASIC MUSICIANSHIP MCALISTER JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
37401 MUS 101 *1 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER JEFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 310 025 3
37402 MUS 110 BASIC MUSICIANSHIP MCALISTER JEFF TBA TBA 310 025 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 CLASS MEETS 8 WEEK TERM.
NURSING ASSISTANT
SHOALS CAMPUS
14201 NAS 100 *4 LONG TERM CARE NUR ASSIST STAFF 08:00A 01:00P M T W TH 122 161 4
14202 NAS 100 *5 LONG TERM CARE NUR ASSIST STAFF 08:00A 01:00P M T W TH 122 161 4
*4 CLASS MEETS JUNE 1-28, 2011.
*5 CLASS MEETS JUNE 30-JULY 28, 2011.
NURSING
SHOALS CAMPUS
19401 NUR 107 *4 ADULT/CHILD NURSING TIDWELL CINDY 08:00A 03:30P MONDAY 122 167 8
19401 NUR 107 *4 ADULT/CHILD NURSING TIDWELL CINDY TBA TH & F 122 167 0
19402 NUR 108 *4 PSYCHOSOCIAL NURSING DABBS CAROLE 08:00A 10:45A TUESDAY 122 167 3
***** NUR 108 *4 PSYCHOSOCIAL NURSING LAB DABBS CAROLE TBA FRIDAY 122 167 0
19403 NUR 109 ROLE TRANSITION FOR PRAC NUR BALES ANN 08:00A 10:45A WED 122 167 3
***** NUR 109 ROLE TRANSITION FOR PRAC NUR LAB BALES ANN 11:30A 03:30P WED 122 167 0
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
39401 NUR 102 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING OLIVER S F 08:00A 01:00P TUESDAY 302 209 6
***** NUR 102 *5 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING LAB OLIVER S F 08:00A 03:00P W & TH 302 209 0
39402 NUR 201 *6,*7 NURSING THRU LIFESPAN I TICE CYNTHIA 09:30A 12:00P M&W 302 203 5
39403 NUR 201 *6,*7 NURSING THRU LIFESPAN I TICE CYNTHIA 01:00P 03:30P M&W 302 203 5
*4 PN STUDENTS ONLY.
*5 SELECTED TUESDAYS FOR TESTING.
*6 SELECTED MONDAYS FOR TESTING.
*7 LAB - TBA.
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OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
17601 OAD 100B BASIC KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 112 111 3
17602 OAD 101 BEGINNING KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 112 111 3
17603 OAD 103 INTERMED KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 12:45P 02:45P T & TH 112 111 3
17604 OAD 104 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 12:45P 02:45P T & TH 112 111 3
17605 OAD 203 LEGAL OFFICE PROCEDURES MCCLINTON TYWANA 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 112 107 3
17606 OAD 214 MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES MCCLINTON TYWANA 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 112 107 3
17607 OAD 130 ELECTRONIC CALCULATIONS MCCLINTON TYWANA 12:45P 02:45P M&W 112 108 3
17608 OAD 131 BUSINESS ENGLISH MCCLINTON TYWANA 08:00A 10:00A M&W 112 108 3
17611 OAD 200 MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION SWINNEY KAYE 03:00P 05:00P T & TH 112 111 3
17614 OAD 202 LEGAL TRANSCRIPTION SWINNEY KAYE 03:00P 05:00P T & TH 112 111 3
17615 OAD 212 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION SWINNEY KAYE 03:00P 05:00P T & TH 112 111 3
EXTENDED DAY
17651 OAD 135 FINANCIAL RECORD KEEPING SOUTH DESIREE 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 112 108 3
17655 OAD 217 OFFICE MANAGEMENT MCCLINTON TYWANA 07:45P 09:45P M&W 112 107 3
17656 OAD 138 RECORDS/INFORMATION MGMT MCCLINTON TYWANA 05:30P 07:30P M&W 112 108 3
17657 OAD 218 OFFICE PROCEDURES MCCLINTON TYWANA 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 112 107 3
17658 OAD 233 TRENDS IN OFFICE TECHNOLO SOUTH DESIREE 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 112 111 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
27601 OAD 126 *3 ADVANCED WORD PROCESSING SOUTH DESIREE TBA TBA 000 000 3
27602 OAD 211 *3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY SOUTH DESIREE TBA TBA 000 000 3
27603 OAD 211 *3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY SOUTH DESIREE TBA TBA 000 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
37601 OAD 100B BASIC KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 10:15A 12:15P M&W 302 310 3
37602 OAD 101 BEGINNING KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 10:15A 12:15P M&W 302 310 3
37603 OAD 103 INTERMED KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 10:15A 12:15P M&W 302 310 3
37604 OAD 104 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING SWINNEY KAYE 10:15A 12:15P M&W 302 310 3
37605 OAD 200 MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION SWINNEY KAYE 12:45P 02:45P M&W 302 310 3
37606 OAD 202 LEGAL TRANSCRIPTION SWINNEY KAYE 12:45P 02:45P M&W 302 310 3
37607 OAD 212 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION SWINNEY KAYE 12:45P 02:45P M&W 302 310 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
ORIENTATION - ACADEMIC
SHOALS CAMPUS
18901 ORI 101 *4 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE WARD KRISTY 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
18902 ORI 101 *2 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE WARD KRISTY 12:30P 01:30P THURSDAY 118 112 1
18911 ORI 107 *5 STUDENT SURVIVAL SKILLS INGLE CRYSTAL 12:45P 02:00P TUESDAY 120 125 1
EXTENDED DAY
18951 ORI 101 *4 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE WARD KRISTY 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
DISTANCE EDUCATION
28901 ORI 101 *3 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE (SHOALS) WARD KRISTY TBA TBA 000 000 1
28902 ORI 101 *3 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE (PC) SHACKELFORD T TBA TBA 000 000 1
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
38901 ORI 101 *4 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE SHACKELFORD T 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
EXTENDED DAY
38951 ORI 101 *4 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE SHACKELFORD T 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 CLASS MEETS MAY 24, 2011.
*5 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR MTH 098 (17106) AND ENG 093 (10604).
ORIENTATION - TECHNICAL
SHOALS CAMPUS
14501 ORT 100 *4 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDEN WARD KRISTY 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
EXTENDED DAY
14550 ORT 100 *4 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDEN WARD KRISTY 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
34501 ORT 100 *4 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDEN SHACKELFORD T 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
EXTENDED DAY
34551 ORT 100 *4 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDEN SHACKELFORD T 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
*4 CLASS MEETS MAY 24, 2011.
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
17701 PED 105 *4 PERSONAL FITNESS LEE MARK TBA TBA 118 111 1
17702 PED 118 *4 BEGINNING CONDITIONING LEE MARK TBA TBA 118 111 1
17703 PED 119 GENERAL CONDITIONING: INT LEE MARK TBA TBA 118 111 1
EXTENDED DAY
17751 PED 105 *4 PERSONAL FITNESS LEE MARK TBA TBA 118 111 1
17752 PED 118 BEGINNING CONDITIONING LEE MARK TBA TBA 118 111 1
17753 PED 119 GENERAL CONDITIONING: INT STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 1
DISTANCE EDUCATION
27701 PED 123 *3 GOLF: BEGINNING LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 1
27702 PED 124 *3 GOLF: INTERMEDIATE LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 1
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
37701 PED 103 WEIGHT TRAINING: BEGIN SHACKELFORD T TBA TBA 308 102 1
37702 PED 103 WEIGHT TRAINING: BEGIN SHACKELFORD T TBA TBA 308 102 1
37703 PED 104 WEIGHT TRAINING: INTERMED SHACKELFORD T TBA TBA 308 102 1
37704 PED 105 PERSONAL FITNESS SHACKELFORD T TBA TBA 308 102 1
37705 PED 118 BEGINNING CONDITIONING SHACKELFORD T TBA TBA 308 102 1
37706 PED 119 GENERAL CONDITIONING: INT SHACKELFORD T TBA TBA 308 102 1
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 STUDENT MUST CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FIRST DAY OF CLASS.
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
SHOALS CAMPUS
17901 PHS 111 PHYSICAL SCIENCE I STAFF 08:00A 10:15A MWF 122 194 4
17902 PHS 112 PHYSICAL SCIENCE II STAFF 08:00A 11:30A T & TH 123 129 4
EXTENDED DAY
17952 PHS 111 PHYSICAL SCIENCE I STAFF 05:00P 08:30P T & TH 123 129 4
PHYSICS
SHOALS CAMPUS
18001 PHY 201 *1 GEN PHYSICS I-TRIG BASED HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M THRU F 122 194 4
***** PHY 201 *1 GEN PHYSICS I-TRIG BASED LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P M&W 122 194 0
18002 PHY 202 *2 GEN PHYSICS II-TRIG BASED HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M THRU F 122 194 4
***** PHY 202 *2 GEN PHYSICS II-TRIG BASED LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P M&W 122 194 0
18005 PHY 213 *1 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL I HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M THRU F 122 194 4
***** PHY 213 *1 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL I LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 122 194 0
18006 PHY 214 *2 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL II HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M THRU F 122 194 4
***** PHY 214 *2 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL II LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 122 194 0
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
DISTANCE EDUCATION
28101 POL 211 *3 AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNM BALTES JOAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
3 Ways to Meet New Student Orientation Classes:
One Time Only: May 24, 2011
8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. / Phil Campbell and Shoals Campuses
Second Mini-Term: June 30-August 3, 2011
12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. / Thursdays / Shoals Campus
Distance Education Course
See Main Section of Class Schedule for Details
All new, first time freshmen must register for an orientation class.
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PSYCHOLOGY
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
18301 PSY 106 CAREER EXPLORATION WAIDE LINDA 09:00A 12:00P M & TH 100 108 1
18302 PSY 110 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT WAIDE LINDA 09:00A 12:00P WED 100 108 3
18305 PSY 200 *1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY TUCKER KIM 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 127 112 3
18306 PSY 200 *2 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY TUCKER KIM 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 127 112 3
18307 PSY 210 *2 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMEN TUCKER KIM 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 127 112 3
EXTENDED DAY
18351 PSY 200 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY BRACKINS KEN 07:45P 09:45P T & TH 120 127 3
18352 PSY 210 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMEN BRACKINS KEN 05:30P 07:30P T & TH 120 127 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
28301 PSY 200 *3 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
28302 PSY 210 *3 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMEN TUCKER KIM TBA TBA 000 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
38301 PSY 200 *1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY BRACKINS KEN 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 307 005 3
38302 PSY 210 *1 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMEN BRACKINS KEN 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 307 005 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
READING
SHOALS CAMPUS
12703 RDG 085 DEVELOPMENTAL RDG III LONG GINGER 08:00A 10:00A M&W 114 101 3
EXTENDED DAY
12753 RDG 085 DEVELOPMENTAL RDG III STAFF 07:45P 09:45P M&W 114 101 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
32701 RDG 085 *1 DEVELOPMENTAL RDG III STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 307 031 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
SOCIOLOGY
SHOALS CAMPUS
19101 SOC 200 *1 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SEALY PAT 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 121 141 3
EXTENDED DAY
19151 SOC 200 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SEALY PAT 05:30P 07:30P M&W 121 141 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
29101 SOC 200 *3 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SEALY PAT TBA TBA 000 000 3
29102 SOC 247 *3 MARRIAGE & THE FAMILIY SEALY PAT TBA TBA 000 000 3
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
SPANISH
SHOALS CAMPUS
18701 SPA 101 *1 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I JOHNSON MARIA 01:00P 04:20P M T W TH 121 141 4
18702 SPA 102 *2 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II JOHNSON MARIA 01:00P 04:20P M T W TH 121 141 4
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
38701 SPA 101 *1 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I JOHNSON MARIA 01:00P 04:20P M T W TH 307 002 4
38702 SPA 102 *2 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II JOHNSON MARIA 01:00P 04:20P M T W TH 307 002 4
*1 CLASS MEETS FIRST TERM.
*2 CLASS MEETS SECOND TERM.
First Mini-Term Classes - May 25-June 29
Second Mini-Term Classes - June 30-August 3
8 Week Term - June 1-July 27
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SPEECH
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
18601 SPH 107 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING EDWARDS RON 08:00A 10:00A M&W 112 101 3
18602 SPH 107 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING EDWARDS RON 01:00P 03:00P M&W 112 101 3
18603 SPH 107 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING EDWARDS RON 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 112 101 3
18604 SPH 107 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING EDWARDS RON 10:15A 12:15P T & TH 112 101 3
EXTENDED DAY
18650 SPH 107 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING EDWARDS RON 05:30P 07:30P M&W 112 101 3
DISTANCE EDUCATION
28601 SPH 107 *3 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ROBINSON KYM TBA TBA 000 000 3
28602 SPH 107 *3 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ROBINSON KYM TBA TBA 000 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
38601 SPH 107 *4 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING STAFF 01:00P 03:30P M&W 302 309 3
EXTENDED DAY
38651 SPH 107 *4 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ROBINSON KYM 05:00P 07:30P M&W 302 309 3
*3 STUDENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ORIENTATION BEFORE REGISTERING FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES.
SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS.
*4 CLASS MEETS 8 WEEK TERM.
WELDING
SHOALS CAMPUS
13001 WDT 110 INDUSTRIAL BLUEPRINT READING GARNER ROGER 08:00A 10:00A T & TH 108 000 3
13002 WDT 119 GMAW GARNER ROGER 08:00A 10:00A M&W 108 000 3
13003 WDT 124 GMAW LAB LILES LINDSEY 10:00A 12:00P M T W TH 108 000 3
***** WDT 124 GMAW LAB LILES LINDSEY 12:30P 02:30P M T W TH 108 000 0
13004 WDT 218 CERTIFICATION THEORY LILES LINDSEY 02:30P 03:30P M T W TH 108 000 3
13005 WDT 228 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELD THEORY GARNER ROGER 02:30P 03:30P M T W TH 108 000 3
13006 WDT 268 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC LAB GARNER ROGER 10:00A 12:00P M T W TH 108 000 3
***** WDT 268 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC LAB GARNER ROGER 12:30P 02:30P M T W TH 108 000 0
EXTENDED DAY
13051 WDT 110 INDUSTRIAL BLUEPRINT READING GARNER ROGER 04:00P 07:30P MONDAY 108 000 3
13052 WDT 110 INDUSTRIAL BLUEPRINT READING LILES LINDSEY 07:30P 11:00P MONDAY 108 000 3
13053 WDT 119 GMAW MAY KEITH 04:00P 07:30P WED 108 000 3
13054 WDT 119 GMAW HEATHCOAT W 07:30P 11:00P WED 108 000 3
13055 WDT 124 GMAW LAB GARNER ROGER 04:00P 07:15P M T W TH 108 000 3
13056 WDT 124 GMAW LAB LILES LINDSEY 07:15P 11:00P M T W TH 108 000 3
13057 WDT 218 CERTIFICATION THEORY MAY KEITH 04:00P 07:30P TUESDAY 108 000 3
13058 WDT 218 CERTIFICATION THEORY HEATHCOAT W 07:30P 11:00P TUESDAY 108 000 3
13059 WDT 268 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC LAB MAY KEITH 04:00P 07:15P M T W TH 108 000 3
13060 WDT 268 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC LAB HEATHCOAT W 07:15P 11:00P M T W TH 108 000 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
33001 WDT 110 INDUSTRIAL BLUEPRINT READING KEETON BRIAN 08:00A 12:00P T & TH 309 000 3
33002 WDT 119 GMAW KEETON BRIAN 08:00A 10:00A M&W 309 000 3
33003 WDT 124 GMAW LAB KEETON BRIAN 10:00A 12:00P M T W TH 309 000 3
***** WDT 124 GNAW LAB KEETON BRIAN 12:30P 02:30P M T W TH 309 000 0
33004 WDT 218 CERTIFICATION THEORY KEETON BRIAN 02:30P 03:30P M T W TH 309 000 3
EXTENDED DAY
33051 WDT 110 INDUSTRIAL BLUEPRINT READING KEETON BRIAN 04:00P 07:30P MONDAY 309 000 3
33052 WDT 119 GMAW KEETON BRIAN 04:00P 07:30P TUESDAY 309 000 3
33053 WDT 124 GMAW LAB FERGUSON ZEB 07:30P 11:00P M T W TH 309 000 3
33054 WDT 218 CERTIFICATION THEORY FERGUSON ZEB 04:00P 07:30P WED 309 000 3
33055 WDT 228 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELD THEORY STAFF 04:00P 07:30P THURSDAY 309 000 3
33056 WDT 268 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC LAB FERGUSON ZEB 07:30P 11:00P M T W TH 309 000 3
WORKPLACE SKILLS
SHOALS CAMPUS
19601 WKO 106 *4,*5 WORKPLACE SKILLS PECK DONNA 10:15A 12:45P T & TH 127 110 3
*4 CLASS MEETS 8 WEEK TERM.
*5 COMPLETES BOTH WORKKEYS AND ALABAMA CERTIFIED WORKER CERTIFICATIONS.
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SHORT TERM CLASSES
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
13803 EMS 107 *4 EMERG VEHICLE OPR AMBULAN OYEN TODD 08:00A 04:00P WED 122 160 1
13807 EMS 100 *4 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUS I SIMPSON MARK 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 122 000 1
18901 ORI 101 *5 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE WARD KRISTY 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
14501 ORT 100 *5 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDENTS WARD KRISTY 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
EXTENDED DAY
13852 EMS 100 *4 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUS I SIMPSON MARK 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 122 160 1
13853 EMS 100 *4 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUS I SIMPSON MARK 05:00P 09:00P MONDAY 122 160 1
18951 ORI 101 *5 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE WARD KRISTY 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
14550 ORT 100 *5 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDENTS WARD KRISTY 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 127 112 1
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
38901 ORI 101 *5 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE SHACKELFORD T 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
34501 ORT 100 *5 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDENTS SHACKELFORD T 08:00A 12:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
EXTENDED DAY
38951 ORI 101 *5 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE SHACKELFORD T 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
34551 ORT 100 *5 ORIENT. FOR CAREER STUDENTS SHACKELFORD T 05:00P 09:00P TUESDAY 307 002 1
*4 SEE MAIN SECTION UNDER EMS FOR CLASS DATES AND DETAILS.
*5 CLASS MEETS MAY 24, 2011.
FIRST MINI-TERM CLASSES - May 25-June 29
SHOALS CAMPUS
11211 ACR 132 RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITION HALL BRUCE 07:30A 12:00P T & TH 102 000 3
***** ACR 132 RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITION LAB HALL BRUCE 12:30P 02:00P T & TH 102 000 0
15404 CHM 104 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEM SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:30A M T W TH 123 101 4
***** CHM 104 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEM LAB SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:00A FRIDAY 123 101 0
15408 CHM 111 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I SOCKWELL CRAIG 12:00P 04:15P M T W TH 123 101 4
16001 ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 121 3
10603 ENG 093 BASIC ENGLISH II STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 114 101 3
16021 ENG 271 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 123 3
16601 HIS 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I ENGLAND BOB 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 126 3
16603 HIS 201 UNITED STATES HISTORY I ENGLAND BOB 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 126 3
17116 MTH 112 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA RICKETTS KIM 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 122 193 3
17120 MTH 125 CALCULUS I RHODES WANDA 07:30A 10:00A M T W TH 122 193 4
18001 PHY 201 GEN PHYSICS I-TRIG BASED HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M-F 122 194 4
***** PHY 201 GEN PHYSICS I-TRIG BASED LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P M&W 122 194 0
18005 PHY 213 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL I HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M-F 122 194 4
***** PHY 213 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL I LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 122 194 0
18305 PSY 200 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY TUCKER KIM 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 127 112 3
19101 SOC 200 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SEALY PAT 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 121 141 3
18701 SPA 101 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I JOHNSON MARIA 01:00P 04:20 M T W TH 121 141 4
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
35001 ART 100 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 310 026 3
35401 CHM 112 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II MURPHY MIKE 12:45P 05:00P M T W TH 303 009 4
35501 CIS 146 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION JAMES JEFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 108 3
35502 CIS 146 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION JAMES JEFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 302 108 3
30601 ENG 093 BASIC ENGLISH II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 307 031 3
36001 ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 302 104 3
36005 ENG 271 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 104 3
36601 HIS 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I POOL BRADLEY 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 308 3
36602 HIS 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II POOL BRADLEY 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 302 308 3
37101 MTH 090 BASIC MATHEMATICS STAFF 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 306 L10 3
37104 MTH 098 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA STAFF 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 306 L10 3
37107 MTH 100 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA STAFF 08:00A 10:15A M T W TH 306 L10 3
37112 MTH 112 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA WATSON SHARON 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 305 105 3
37401 MUS 101 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER JEFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 310 025 3
38301 PSY 200 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY BRACKINS KEN 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 307 005 3
38302 PSY 210 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT BRACKINS KEN 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 307 005 3
32701 RDG 085 DEVELOPMENTAL RDG III STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 307 031 3
38701 SPA 101 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I STAFF 01:00P 04:20P M T W TH 307 002 4
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SECOND MINI-TERM CLASSES - June 30-August 3
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
SHOALS CAMPUS
11212 ACR 209 COMMERCIAL A/C SYSTEMS HALL BRUCE 07:30A 12:00P T & TH 102 000 3
***** ACR 209 COMMERCIAL A/C SYSTEMS LAB HALL BRUCE 12:30P 02:00P T & TH 102 000 0
15001 ART 100 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 115 101 3
15005 ART 133 CERAMICS I FREDERICK JAN 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 115 103 3
15006 ART 134 CERAMICS II FREDERICK JAN 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 115 103 3
15402 CHM 099 DEVELOPMENTAL CHEMISTRY STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 123 125 3
15405 CHM 105 INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:30A M T W TH 123 101 4
***** CHM 105 INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB SOCKWELL CRAIG 08:00A 11:00A FRIDAY 123 101 0
15409 CHM 112 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II SOCKWELL CRAIG 12:00P 04:15P M T W TH 123 101 4
13806 EMS 218 SUPERVISED STUDIES EMS I SIMPSON MARK TBA TBA 122 000 1
13808 EMS 266 ADVANCED CV LIFE SUPPORT SIMPSON MARK TBA TBA 122 000 1
13810 EMS 269 PEDIATRIC MED LIFE SUPPORT SIMPSON MARK TBA TBA 122 000 1
16006 ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 120 3
16011 ENG 102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 121 3
16025 ENG 272 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 123 3
16602 HIS 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II ENGLAND BOB 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 120 126 3
16604 HIS 202 UNITED STATES HISTORY II ENGLAND BOB 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 120 126 3
17118 MTH 113 PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY RICKETTS KIM 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 122 193 3
17121 MTH 126 CALCULUS II RHODES WANDA 07:30A 10:00A M T W TH 122 193 4
18902 ORI 101 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE WARD KRISTY 12:30P 01:30P THURSDAY 118 112 1
18002 PHY 202 GEN PHYSICS II-TRIG BASED HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M-F 122 194 4
***** PHY 202 GEN PHYSICS II-TRIG BASED LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P M&W 122 194 0
18006 PHY 214 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL II HOWARD T G 10:30A 12:30P M-F 122 194 4
***** PHY 214 GEN PHYSICS WITH CAL II LAB HOWARD T G 01:00P 03:00P T & TH 122 194 0
18306 PSY 200 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY TUCKER KIM 10:15A 12:15 P M T W TH 127 112 3
18307 PSY 210 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT TUCKER KIM 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 127 112 3
18702 SPA 102 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II JOHNSON MARIA 01:00P 04:20P M T W TH 121 141 4
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
36002 ENG 102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 08:00A 10:00A M T W TH 302 104 3
36006 ENG 272 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF 10:15A 12:15P M T W TH 302 104 3
36603 HIS 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II POOL BRADLEY 01:00P 03:00P M T W TH 302 308 3
37113 MTH 113 *4 PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY STAFF 07:30A 10:00A M T W TH 305 105 3
38702 SPA 102 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II JOHNSON MARIA 01:00P 04:20P M T W TH 307 002 4
*4 FOUR WEEK TERM, JUNE 30-JULY 28, 2011.
8 WEEK TERM - June 1-July 27
SHOALS CAMPUS
15801 ECO 231 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 01:00P 03:30P M&W 112 113 3
15802 ECO 232 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 10:15A 12:15P M&W 121 141 3
16005 ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF 01:00P 03:30P M&W 120 121 3
16014 ENG 102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF 01:00P 03:30P M&W 120 120 3
17115 MTH 112 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA EUBANKS C 01:00P 03:30P T & TH 123 129 3
17123 MTH 227 CALCULUS III RICKETTS KIM 01:00P 03:15P MTW 122 193 4
17402 MUS 101 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER 01:00P 03:30P T & TH 110 117 3
19601 WKO 106 WORKPLACE SKILLS PECK DONNA 10:15A 12:45P T & TH 127 110 3
PHIL CAMPBELL CAMPUS
35205 BIO 201 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I STAFF 08:00A 12:30P T & TH 303 017 4
35801 ECO 231 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 01:00P 03:30P M&W 306 013 3
35802 ECO 232 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN 10:15A 12:45P M&W 406 013 3
38601 SPH 107 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ROBINSON KYM 01:00P 03:30P M&W 302 309 3
EXTENDED DAY
38651 SPH 107 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ROBINSON KIM 05:30P 07:30P M&W 302 309 3
NW-SCC Learning Community
What are Learning Communities? Learning Communities are interdisciplinary clusters of courses that explore a particular theme or
shared academic interest.
Why join a Learning Community? Typically, your readings, discussions, and assignments will overlap from one course to the next. You will
also get to know your classmates quite well, since enrollment is limited to students taking all courses in the cluster.
What Courses Make Up a Learning Community? For questions, please
Shoals Campus 10604 ENG 093 Tuesdays/Thursdays 8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. contact Crystal Ingle
Shoals Campus 17106 MTH 098 Tuesdays/Thursdays 10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. at 256-331-8024.
Shoals Campus 18911 ORI 107 Tuesday 12:45 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
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DISTANCE EDUCATION CLASSES
Section Dept. Number Course Description Instructor Time Days Bldg Rm Hrs
WEB COURSES (Online Classes)
21401 ACT 104 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
21402 ACT 141 BASIC ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
21403 ACT 142 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
25001 ART 100 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
25002 ART 100 ART APPRECIATION FREDERICK JAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
25300 BUS 241 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I HOGAN PAUL TBA TBA 000 000 3
25304 BUS 242 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
25301 BUS 263 LEGAL & SOCIAL ENV OF BUS PETERS PAM TBA TBA 000 000 3
24003 CHD 210 EDUCATION EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG CHILD SWINDLE LUCY TBA TBA 000 000 3
25501 CIS 146 *4 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION ROBERSON TERESA TBA TBA 000 000 3
25502 CIS 146 *4 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION ROBERSON TERESA TBA TBA 000 000 3
25503 CIS 148 *4 POST ADV MICROCOMPUTER APPL ROBERSON TERESA TBA TBA 000 000 3
21910 DDT 117 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES RICE ALTON TBA TBA 000 000 3
25801 ECO 231 PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
25802 ECO 232 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS BALTES JOAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
26001 ENG 101 *5 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26002 ENG 102 *5 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26301 GEO 100 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 000 000 3
26502 HED 226 WELLNESS LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 3
26501 HED 231 FIRST AID LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 3
26601 HIS 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 000 000 3
26602 HIS 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 000 000 3
26603 HIS 201 UNITED STATES HISTORY I PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 000 000 3
26604 HIS 202 UNITED STATES HISTORY II PEARSON SELINA TBA TBA 000 000 3
27103 MTH 112 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA CRABTREE SHERRY TBA TBA 000 000 3
27401 MUS 101 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
27402 MUS 101 MUSIC APPRECIATION MCALISTER JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
27405 MUS 110 BASIC MUSICIANSHIP MCALISTER JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
27601 OAD 126 ADVANCED WORD PROCESSING SOUTH DESIREE TBA TBA 000 000 3
27602 OAD 211 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY SOUTH DESIREE TBA TBA 000 000 3
27603 OAD 211 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY SOUTH DESIREE TBA TBA 000 000 3
28101 POL 211 AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT BALTES JOAN TBA TBA 000 000 3
28301 PSY 200 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
28302 PSY 210 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT TUCKER KIM TBA TBA 000 000 3
29101 SOC 200 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SEALY PAT TBA TBA 000 000 3
29102 SOC 247 MARRIAGE & THE FAMILY SEALY PAT TBA TBA 000 000 3
TELEWEB COURSES (Online Course Material + Videos)
25302 BUS 271 BUSINESS STATISTICS I JAMES JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
25303 BUS 272 BUSINESS STATISTICS II JAMES JEFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
24001 CHD 100 *7 INTRO TO EARLY CARE & ED OF CHILD DURDUNJI DIANN TBA TBA 000 000 3
24002 CHD 206 *8 CHILDREN’S HEALTH & SAFETY PACE DIANNE TBA TBA 000 000 3
21713 COS 131 AESTHETICS CUSTER JEANETTE TBA TBA 000 000 3
21716 COS 168 BACTERIOLOGY & SANITATION CUSTER JEANETTE TBA TBA 000 000 3
25701 CRJ 100 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE BOWEN EDDIE TBA TBA 000 000 3
26003 ENG 271 *5 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26004 ENG 271 *5 WORLD LITERATURE I STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
26005 ENG 272 *5 WORLD LITERATURE II STAFF TBA TBA 000 000 3
27102 MTH 100 INTERMED COLLEGE ALGEBRA WATSON SHARON TBA TBA 000 000 3
27104 MTH 116 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS RICKETTS KIM TBA TBA 000 000 3
27105 MTH 118 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS RHODES WANDA TBA TBA 000 000 3
28901 ORI 101 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE (SHOALS) WARD KRISTY TBA TBA 000 000 1
28902 ORI 101 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE (PC) WARD KRISTY TBA TBA 000 000 1
BLENDED COURSES (Online Course Material + On-Campus Sessions)
21711 COS 111 COSMETOLOGY SCIENCE & ART BANKSTON CALLIE TBA TBA 000 000 3
21715 COS 167 STATE BOARD REVIEW BANKSTON CALLIE TBA TBA 000 000 3
27701 PED 123 GOLF: BEGINNING LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 1
27702 PED 124 GOLF: INTERMEDIATE LEE MARK TBA TBA 000 000 1
28601 SPH 107 *6 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ROBINSON KYM TBA TBA 000 000 3
28602 SPH 107 *6 FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING ROBINSON KYM TBA TBA 000 000 3
*4 IN ORDER TO COMPLETE CIS 146 AND CIS 148 IN A COMPLETELY DISTANCE FORMAT, STUDENTS MUST HAVE MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
(WORD, EXCEL, ACCESS & POWERPOINT) SOFTWARE.
*5 IN ORDER TO COMPLETE ENG 101, ENG 102, ENG 271, OR ENG 272 IN A COMPLETELY DISTANCE FORMAT, STUDENT MUST HAVE
MICROSOFT WORD SOFTWARE OR THE ABILITY TO SAVE DOCUMENTS IN MICROSOFT WORD FORMAT. DISTANCE EDUCATION ENGLISH
COURSES ARE NOT SELF-PACED. DEADLINES ARE GIVEN FOR VARIOUS ASSIGNMENTS THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER.
*6 STUDENTS MUST COME ON CAMPUS THREE TIMES PER SEMESTER TO DELIVER SPEECHES AND MUST HAVE ACCESS TO MICROSOFT
WORD OR THE ABILITY TO SAVE DOCUMENTS IN MICROSOFT WORD FORMAT.
*7 CHD 100 ON-CAMPUS ORIENTATION - MAY 26 AT 3:00 PM, SHOALS CAMPUS, BLDG. 127, ROOM 102.
*8 CHD 206 ON-CAMPUS ORIENTATION - MAY 26 AT 5:00 PM, SHOALS CAMPUS, BLDG. 127, ROOM 102.
Students may be required to complete an orientation before registering for distance education classes. See page 28 for details.
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29. Northwest-Shoals Community College Miscellaneous
DISTANCE EDUCATION INFORMATION
Online course material for Summer 2011 may not be posted until Students who would like to enroll in distance
Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Therefore, students may not be able to log education courses must complete an online
into Moodle until this date. orientation before registering. Students who have
All distance courses require at least one on-campus or proctored successfully completed a distance course, scoring
exam. a C or higher in a distance course within the past
year, or completed the orientation for the spring
If you have questions, please contact April Cookson at 256-331- 2011 semester, do not have to complete the
5395 or Carol Kerr at 256-331-5453. orientation. The orientation may be completed
before the registration period begins. Contact April
Moodle Login Instructions: Cookson at 256-331-5395 or send an email to
Go to NW-SCC website homepage: http://www.nwscc.edu cookson@nwscc.edu to find out how to complete
Click on Moodle under Featured Links the orientation. Students must have an Admissions
Username: NW-SCC Student Number Application on file in order to complete the
Password: Six-Digit Birthdate orientation for distance courses.
TELEWEB COURSES - TeleWeb courses are designed to accommodate the educational needs of students who have access to and
experience with a computer and the Internet and access to a television and DVD player.
WEB COURSES - Online courses are designed to accommodate the educational needs of students who have access to and experience
with a computer and the Internet.
VIDEOCONFERENCING COURSES - The videoconferencing system is a network of classrooms connected by compressed-video
technology. The classrooms are equipped with cameras, monitors, and other equipment that allows teachers and students to interact as if
they are in the same room. Instructors can use traditional visuals, such as slides, and videos.
BLENDED COURSES - Blended courses require students to come on-campus for certain activities such as labs, presentations, or speeches.
Students complete the lecture portion of the class without coming to campus.
For Information on the following Safety classes contact the Center for Environment
and Safety Education. Call 256-331-5422 or 1-800-645-8967, Ext. 5422.
SAFETY EDUCATION TRAINING
Course No. Course Description Date Sessions Time Days Bldg. Cost
CEU 186A OSHA STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY AUGUST 11-12 2 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. TH BEVILL $195.00
(ENGLISH VERSION) 8:00 A.M.-11:00 A.M. F
CEU 188B HAZWOPER WASTE SITE REFRESHER JULY 21 1 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. TH BEVILL $150.00
CEU 188A HAZWOPER WASTE SITE WORKER JUNE 13-17 5 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. M-F BEVILL $695.00
For Information on the following Emergency Medical Services classes
contact the EMS Department. Call 256-331-5436 or 1-800-645-8967, Ext. 5436.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Course No. Course Description Date Sessions Time Days Bldg. Cost
CEU 137N HEARTSAVER CPR/AED/FIRST AID JUNE 25 1 8:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. S BEVILL $45.00
CEU 136C BLS FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS - INITIAL TBA TBA TBA TBA BEVILL $50.00
CEU 136C BLS FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS - RENEWALS TBA TBA TBA TBA BEVILL $40.00
CEU 136E ACLS PROVIDER JUNE 24 1 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. F BEVILL $122.50
CEU 136B PALS PROVIDER JUNE 10 1 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. F BEVILL $122.50
CEU 136V EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATORS COURSE JUNE 8 & 15 2 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. W BEVILL $122.50
CEU 136W EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATORS COURSE TBA TBA TBA TBA BEVILL $35.00
REFRESHER
CEU EMT - BASIC REFRESHER TBA TBA TBA TBA BEVILL $50.00
CEU EMT - PARAMEDIC REFRESHER TBA TBA TBA TBA BEVILL $122.50
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30. Northwest-Shoals Community College Continuing Education Classes
Unless otherwise noted, all non-credit computer courses are $93.00 (price includes materials). Courses are 8 hours
long and day courses meet 2 consecutive days (4 hours each day) 8:00 a.m. till 12:00 noon. We also schedule night
courses that meet 2 weeks, 2 nights per week, 2 hours each night, 6:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. If you are interested in
taking any computer course call us at the number below. We will work with you to schedule the course to meet your
needs at a time convenient to your schedule. Call 256-331-5297 for registration, questions, or to schedule a course.
NON-CREDIT COMPUTER CLASSES
Access Level I - Most organizations maintain and manage large amounts of information. One of the most efficient and powerful ways of
managing data is by using relational databases. Information can be stored, linked, and managed using a single relational database
application and its associated tools. You will examine, design, build, create a relationship and manage a database. Learn to query and filter
data, design forms, and design reports.
Access Level II - You will learn how to maintain data consistency, how to customize database components, and how to share Access data
with other applications. Learn to control data entry, join tables in queries, create flexible queries, improve forms, restrict data in forms, add
command buttons to forms, create subforms, customize reports, add summary data to reports, add subreports, create mailing label report,
import and export data, analyze data in excel and merge data with word.
Access Level III - You will extend your knowledge into some of the more specialized and advanced capabilities of Access by structuring existing
data, writing advanced queries, working with macros, enhancing forms and reports, and maintaining a database. Analyze tables, create a
junction table, improve table structure, write advanced queries, create and attach a macro, restrict records using a condition, validate data using
a macro, automate data entry with macros, make effective use of forms with calendars, tab pages, and summary of data in a form, effective
reports with charts, data in columns, cancel printing of a blank report, and create a snapshot report, maintaining a database through link tables,
object dependency, document a database, and analyze the performance of a database.
Access Level IV - Learn to import and export XML data, export to Outlook Address Book, collect data through email messages, automate a process
with VBA, create and modify a switchboard, set startup options, distribute and secure databases, and share databases using a sharepoint site.
Adobe Level I - You may have used different applications to create documents for your own reference. However, you may now be required
to share your files electronically by email, over a network, or on the web, so that recipients can view, print, and offer feedback. In this course,
you will use Adobe® Acrobat® 9.0 to make your information more portable, accessible, and useful to meet the needs of your audience. Learn
to access a PDF document, create PDF documents, navigate a PDF document with search, bookmarks, links, articles, modify PDF
documents, work with multiple PDF documents, review a PDF document and validate a PDF document.
Adobe Level II - You will use Adobe® Acrobat® 9.0 Pro to convert technical documents to PDF files, enhance and control PDF content
accessibility, customize PDF documents for interactive use online, and prepare PDFs for commercial printing. Learn to enhance and create
interactive PDF forms in adobe Livecycle Designer, and prepare and finalize a PDF for commercial printing.
Excel Level I - You have basic computer skills such as using a mouse, navigating through windows, and surfing the Internet. You have also
used paper-based systems to store data that you run calculations on. You now want to migrate that data to an electronic format. You will create
basic worksheets, perform basic calculations, modify and format worksheets, print workbook contents, and learn to manage large workbooks.
Excel Level II - Learn to streamline repetitive tasks and display spreadsheet data in more visually effective ways; Learn to calculate data
with advanced formulas organize worksheet and table data, sort or filter data. Create, modify and format charts and create and use Pivot
Tables and Pivot Charts. Insert graphic objects, customize excel environment, manage, create and use templates.
Excel Level III - With a solid foundation in the basic and intermediate skills of Excel. Automate some common tasks, applying advanced
analysis techniques to more complex data sets, collaborating on worksheets with others, and sharing Excel data with other applications. You
will work macros, conditional formatting, data validation criteria, update workbook properties, modify default setting, protect files, share a
workbook, set and review revision tracking, merge workbooks, administer digital signatures, and restrict document access. Also, audit
worksheets using trace cells, troubleshoot formulas, watch and evaluate formulas, create a data list outline, analyze data, work with multiple
workbooks, and import and export data.
PowerPoint Level I - In today's work environment, presentations have moved far beyond flip charts and overhead projectors. Audiences
not only expect that your presentations are in an electronic format, but they also demand that your presentations be unique and sophisticated
in their use of such formats. You will create electronic presentations. You will explore the PowerPoint environment and create a new
presentation. You will format text on slides to enhance clarity. In order to enhance the visual appeal, you will add graphical objects to a
presentation and modify them. You will also add tables and charts to a presentation to present data in a structured form. You will then finalize
a presentation to deliver it.
Power Point Level II - You will enhance your presentation with features that will transform it into a powerful means of communication. You
will customize the PowerPoint interface to suit your requirements and use the new and enhanced features to create dynamic and visually
appealing presentations. You will then finalize a presentation and secure it to authenticate its validity. Learn to customize a design template,
add diagrams, add special effects, customize a slide show, collaborate on a presentation, and secure and distribute a presentation.
Project Level I - You need to gather information about the various tasks involved, resources required to accomplish the tasks, and the overall
cost in order to plan a project. Project acts as a tool that assists you in managing your projects. You will create and modify a project plan.
You will create a project plan containing tasks, organize these tasks in a work breakdown structure containing task relationships, create and
assign resources, and finalize the project to implement the project plan.
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Project Level II - This course will build upon the knowledge gained, and give you the opportunity to work with a project plan once it reaches
the project implementation phase. You will exchange project plan data with other applications, update project plans, create visual reports,
and reuse project plan information.
Publisher Level I - Publisher is an easy-to-use, flexible program for creating newsletters, brochures, business cards, postcards, flyers,
among others for print, email, and the web. In this course, you will look at how to create a publication from scratch or use one of the hundreds
of business and personal designs available in Publisher. You will create, format, revise, and distribute publications.
Quick Books Level I - After completing this course, you should be able to: Set up a company, Work with lists, Set up inventory, Sell your
product, Invoice for services, Work with bank accounts, Process payments, Enter and pay bills, Use the EasyStep Interview, Use online
banking, Share files with an accountant.
Quick Books Level II - After completing this course, you should be able to: Customize forms, Use other QuickBooks accounts, Create
reports, Create graphs, Track and pay sales tax, Do payroll with QuickBooks, Estimate, time track, and job cost, Write letters, and
Synchronize with contact management software.
Windows - Welcome to Microsoft Windows the easy, fun way to learn Windows for computer novices. The book is designed especially for
adult learners, seniors, and non-native speakers. It features illustrations and easy-to-use, straightforward design so students absorb
concepts and develop skills--building their confidence and ensuring their success. Learning is reinforced with plenty of illustrations and
practical, hands-on projects and exercises. You start with a definition of the computer and its major hardware items and progresses to
introductory and intermediate Windows topics including the Desktop and control panel, text editing, the Clipboard, file management, Windows
utilities, printing, applets, backgrounds, screensavers, and more.
Word Level I - Word processing is the use of computers to create, revise, and save documents for printing and future retrieval. It will provide
you with the basic concepts required to produce basic business documents. Learn to edit documents, format text, format paragraphs, add
tables, insert graphic objects, controlling page appearance and proof a document.
Word Level II - Customize and automate the way Word works for you. You will create complex documents by adding components such as,
customized lists, tables, charts, and graphics. You will customize formats and styles, modify pictures, customize graphic elements, insert
content using quick parts, controlling text flow, using templates to automate document creation, automate mail merges, and use macros to
automate tasks.
Word Level III - You will use Word to create, manage, revise, and distribute long documents and forms. Link to other programs, collaborate
on documents, managing document versions, adding reference marks and notes, making long documents easier to use, securing a
document, and creating forms.
TRAINING FOR BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
The TBI Staff works with area companies to meet specific training needs. If scheduled classes, whether academic, or technical provide the
required training, they are utilized. If there courses do not meet the company requirements, a TBI Coordinator works with a client company
to develop a training program. Northwest-Shoals will provide the training to your standards. The Coordinator, along with company
representatives, will monitor instruction to ensure employees reach the company's stated training outcomes. By partnering workforce training
with the resources of our College, we are able to draw upon the most current personnel management practices along with modern equipment
including computers, software, machine tools, robotics, electronics, and safety devices. Additionally, Northwest-Shoals is prepared to
conduct training at the times and locations convenient for our business clients and their employees. e have served clients in Northwest
Alabama, Northeast Mississippi, and South Central Tennessee. Some of our training subjects include but not limited to:
Blueprint reading CAD/CAM/CAE
Computer Numeric Control (CNC) CFC Certification
Computer Software training Drafting & Design - AutoCAD & Solid Works
Emergency Medical Services/Technology Equipment installation
Forklift Operations Leadership
Machine Tool/CNC/Machine Shop Skills Pipe-fitting
Mathematics ( basic manufacturing shop math) Precision electronics/assembly/measurement
Programmable logic controllers (PLC) Relay Logic
Statistical Process Control (SPC) Welding
Secretarial Skills
ServSafe Essentials
Spanish for the Workplace
Industrial Maintenance - Electrical, Mechanical, General (Air Conditioning, Hydraulics, Plumbing & Gas, Pneumatics, & Refrigeration)
OSHA - Confined space entry, Electrical safety, HAZCOM, HAZMAT, legal issues, plant safety training, safety process design, & standards.
Workplace Readiness - Conflict resolution, Problem solving, Self-management,Teamwork
Call 256-331-5289 or email mrwitt@nwscc.edu for more information.
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