MiraCosta College Spring 2021 Continuing Education Schedule

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Welcome from the Dean The MiraCosta Community College District serves Welcome to the Community the communities of Oceanside, Carlsbad, Leucadia, Learning Center (CLC) at Encinitas, Olivenhain, Rancho Santa Fe, Cardiff, Solana MiraCosta College! We are Beach, Del Mar, Carmel Valley, and parts of Camp excited that you are thinking about taking classes with Pendleton; however, all programs offered by the us and joining our CLC college (credit and noncredit) are open to the family. Our campus offers a variety of classes and public regardless of residence. programs ranging from an Continuing Education at MiraCosta College adult high school diploma respectfully serves our diverse community of lifelong program, noncredit English learners by providing a holistic selection of learning as a Second Language (ESL) opportunities, enabling and empowering learners to courses, and a range of live successfully today and in the future. choices that can prepare you for college-level courses or Continuing Education offers tuition–free noncredit career opportunities. courses and programs in the following categories: We are here for you in your journey, even though our classes are offered entirely online for now. Friendly faculty Adult High School and staff are available by phone or online chat to make Citizenship sure you are ready for success. Whether you are a returning student, or joining us for the ESL English as a Second Language first time, thank you for choosing the CLC to help you reach GED Test Preparation your goals. Health & Safety Parenting John Makevich Dean, Community Learning Center, Continuing Courses for Older Adults and Community Education Courses for Adults with Disabilities Short–Term Vocational & Workforce Preparation Community Locations Even though we are online MiraCosta College for spring, we are here COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER for our community! Some classes in the schedule miracosta.edu/clc are targeted for a local 1831 Mission Avenue, Oceanside, CA 92058 neighborhood, so you may choose to take classes Admissions & Records Office with others close to you. 760.795.8710 • [email protected] When we get back to our locations, you can be Adult Education Office with the same group of 760.795.8736 • [email protected] classmates! Noncredit Counseling Choose a neighborhood by your zip code: Oswaldo Ramirez Oceanside: 92003-92049-92051-92052-92054-92056- 92057-92058 [email protected] Carlsbad: 92008-92009-92010-92011-92013-92018- Cynthia Vasquez Gonzales 92024-92056 [email protected] Leucadia: 92024 Encinitas: 92007-92023-92024-92075 John Makevich Olivenhain: 92024 Dean, Continuing & Community Education Rancho Santa Fe: 92014-92067-92091-92127 760.795.8701 • [email protected] Cardiff: 92007 Solana Beach: 92075, 92014 Angela Senigaglia Del Mar: 92014 Department Chair, Adult High School Carmel Valley: 92130 760.795.8721 • [email protected] Parts of Camp Pendleton Erica Duran Department Chair, General Noncredit & Short-Term Vocational 760.795.8703 • [email protected] Ruth Gay Department Chair, Noncredit ESL 760.795.8734 • [email protected]

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HOW TO REGISTER REGISTRATION IF YOU ARE A STUDENT WHO... BEGINS: was registered in classes spring, summer, or fall 2020 and know your SURF ID November 9 number and password you do not need to apply for admission: Adult High School and High School ¢ Go to the appropriate section of the schedule to select your classes, Equivalency, College and Career When you register, you will be asked the class number of each class you Preparation, NCESL English as a wish to take, write down the class numbers, then... Second Language and Citizenship, and Short-Term Vocational Courses ¢ Go to surf.miracosta.edu to register in classes online. For additional instructions on how to use SURF see page 15 or go to miracosta.edu/ November 30 tutorials. General Noncredit Courses [Adults IF YOU ARE A NEW STUDENT... with Disabilities, Health and Safety, and Older Adults] or have not been registered in classes in spring, summer, or fall 2020, you will need to apply for admission. Follow the steps below: NOTE ¢ Apply for admission at miracosta.edu/apply. If you are unable to use SURF • After MiraCosta College processes your application (typically within or need assistance contact the 2–3 business days), you will receive an email with information about Admissions & Records Office SURF, our online registration system accessible at surf.miracosta.edu. at 760.795.8710 or at Student ID numbers (also known as SURF IDs) are required in order to [email protected]. use the online system, prior to registering for classes. SURF ID numbers are NOT sent to the students. Students are required to retrieve their SURF ID and create a password. Tutorials are available at miracosta. edu/tutorials. ¢ Go to the appropriate section of the schedule to select your classes. When you register, you will be asked the class number of each class you wish to take, write down the class numbers, then go to surf. miracosta.edu to register for courses online. For additional instructions on how to use SURF see page 15 or go to miracosta.edu/tutorials. ¢ Students registering in Adult High School, High School Equivalency classes or noncredit ESL may want to meet with a counselor prior to selecting and registering for classes. DON’T If you have not retrieved your SURF ID number and have not created a KNOW password, you will need to do so prior to registering online: Go to miracosta.edu/surf ID. YOUR You will need the email account you used while applying to MiraCosta College to create a password. If you do not know the email account you used when you applied or do not have an email account, you will need SURF ID? to contact the Student HelpDesk at 760.795.6655 or by email at MiraCosta College stud2e0n2th1elNpo@mncirarecdosittaC.eoduurfosreasssistanmceircarecaotisntgaa.epdauss/wnoordncredit 4 and accessing your account.

ACCOUNT SET UP FOR NEW STUDENTS Please note, you will need your Surf ID to complete this process. Please refer to the bottom of page 4 if you do not know your SURF ID. 1. Go to: miracosta.edu 2. Click on A–Z Index 3. Click letter P 6. G o to your registered email address to 4. Click: Password (Student), Student Account retrieve your one time passcode Set Up for NEW Students ONLY 7. E nter your one time passcode and click: Continue 8. Create a password and click: Continue 5. Enter Surf ID and click: Set Password? Congrats, Spartan. You’ve created your Surf account!

ADULT HIGH SCHOOL For live please help, 5GET STARTED IN EASY STEPS drop by our ZOOM info hours every Tues, 10–11am and Wed, 6–7pm miracosta.edu/NChelp 1 Apply to MiraCosta College 2 3 C omplete the MiraCosta College application online at miracosta.edu/apply. 4 CONGRATULATIONS! Keep an eye out for a welcome email from Admissions & Records with important information. 5 Go SURF Create a SURF account. Please see page 5 for instructions. You will need to create a password in order to use SURF and access your classes online. Complete Orientation  A fter you apply, you will receive an email with instructions on how to access orientation. If you have questions, please email [email protected] or call 760.757.2121 x8753. Meet with a Counselor Noncredit counselors provide guidance by creating an Education Plan, help students select appropriate classes to meet their goal, and direct students to resources for mental health and personal care. To chat with a counselor or make an appointment, email [email protected] or visit miracosta.edu/clc. Register for Classes Using SURF G o to surf.miracosta.edu to register for courses online. For additional instructions on how to use SURF see page 15 or go to miracosta.edu/tutorials. For assistance call the Admissions and Records Office at 760.795.8710 or email [email protected]. MiraCosta College 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 6

NONCREDIT ESL English as a Second Language 5GET STARTED IN EASY STEPS 1 Apply to MiraCosta College 2 3 Complete the MiraCosta College application online at miracosta.edu/apply. 4 CONGRATULATIONS! Keep an eye out for a welcome email from Admissions & Records with important information. 5 Go SURF C reate a SURF account. Please see page 5 for instructions. You will need to create a password in order to use SURF and access your classes online. Complete Placement & Orientation  To get started, please call 760.795.8736 or email [email protected] to discuss your class options. Please use this link (miracosta.edu/nceslorientation) to sign up for orientation. If you have questions about ESL orientation, please contact [email protected] or call 760.757.2121 x8753. Optional: Meet with a Counselor  Noncredit counselors provide guidance by creating an Education Plan, help students select classes to meet their goal, and direct students to resources for mental health and personal care. To chat with a counselor or make an appointment, email [email protected] or visit miracosta.edu/clc. Register for Classes Using SURF Go to surf.miracosta.edu to register for courses online. For additional instructions on how to use SURF see page 15 or go to miracosta.edu/tutorials. For assistance call the Admissions and Records Office at 760.795.8710 or email noncredit@ miracosta.edu. surf.miracosta.edu 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 7 Class Details & to Enroll

Hit the at MiraCosta College! is MiraCosta’s Online Registration & Student Center Complete Online Orientation (Adult High School) Search for classes A dd or drop classes U se myEdPlan to stay on track with program requirements V iew “To-Do List” items P ay fees (if applicable) P urchase a parking permit & student ID V iew your registration information V iew and print unofficial transcripts, course history, and grades surf.miracosta.edu MiraCosta College 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 8

MORE THINGS TO KNOW Adding/Dropping Classes Attendance at First Class Meeting & Wait Lists Changes to your class schedule may be made online using SURF (surf.miracosta.edu) or in To ensure your place in a class, attend the first class meeting. person* at the Admissions & Records Office Instructors may drop absent students to make room for at the Community Learning Center. You will students wishing to add the class from the wait list. While not be mailed a confirmation of registration. registering in SURF, students may select the wait list option for Students are responsible for officially adding a full class. In order to add a class that has been wait-listed, or dropping a course. If you decide not students will need to contact the instructor. If the instructor to continue in a class for which you have agrees to add the student to a class, they will provide the registered, it is your responsibility to drop the student with a permission number that the student can use class officially by using SURF or by submitting to add the class in SURF. The instructor may also contact a drop card to Admissions & Records. Admissions and Records to add the student. For assistance call 760.795.8710 or email [email protected]. *NOTE: As of the date of production of this schedule all campuses are closed due to COVID-19. Please check the MiraCosta College website prior to coming to campus to ensure that we are open: miracosta.edu. Disabled Student Programs Testing Services & Services Testing Services offers Students with disabilities, whether physical, learning, a variety of services to or psychological, who believe that they may need students and non-students. accommodations, are encouraged to contact Students can utilize the Disabled Students Programs & Services as soon as center to complete their possible. Please call 760.795.6658 or email DSPS@ credit placements, ESL miracosta.edu for more information and assistance. CASAS appraisals, and access certain DSPS Class Cancellations testing accommodations. As a PearsonVue-certified Classes may be canceled due to insufficient Test Center, the center enrollment. Every attempt will be made to contact also offers GED testing students by email before the class meets. Students to students taking High do not need to drop a canceled class. School Equivalency (GED) classes For more information, please contact testing@ miracosta.edu or 760.757.2121 x8841. Academic Counseling Noncredit Counselors provide academic, career, and personal counseling to all noncredit students. In addition, counselors will direct students to resources for mental health, personal care, and community agencies. They also help students identify pathways to higher education and vocational training during the education planning process. Students are encouraged to make an appointment with a counselor each term. Please call 760.795.8710 or email ncstudentsupport@ miracosta.edu for a counseling appointment.

THE OVERVIEW A Brief Description of Classes Adult High School Diploma MiraCosta College’s Adult High School prepares adults for higher education and increased employability in a supportive, challenging, and accessible environment that respects and honors diversity. Upon entrance into the program, each student’s previous coursework, skill levels, and academic and/or professional goals are determined in order to provide an individualized plan for goal attainment. Students must earn a total of 160 credits, with at least 20 credits in residence. The Adult High School is fully accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, and the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Career & College Preparation MiraCosta College offers career and college preparation for students who wish to increase their skills in preparation for college classes, for employment or advancement in the workplace, or for personal growth. These courses are offered in a variety of ways, including open enrollment, face-to-face, hybrid, and 100 percent online. (An open enrollment class means that students may enroll at any time throughout the semester.) Academic Skills classes include NCABE , NCENG and NCMTH. Workforce Preparation classes include NCWFP, NCNURS and NCVOC 42, 43, 50. Noncredit ESL (NCESL) English as a Second Language The MiraCosta noncredit ESL program offers students a variety of learning opportunities to achieve proficiency in the English language and formulate and attain personal, academic, vocational, and/or civic goals. The noncredit ESL program provides seven levels of ESL at the Community Learning Center during morning, afternoon, and evening hours, and on the weekends. The program also offers citizenship, career-track ESL, conversation classes, computer and digital literacy classes, reading and writing skills-based classes, and open-entry distance learning. Classes are also offered at schools, community centers, and libraries throughout the district. MiraCosta College 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 10

General Noncredit Short-Term Vocational The goal of adult education in California is to provide Noncredit Short-Term Vocational instruction includes citizens of every age and educational level the opportunity business office computer applications, automotive to develop civic responsibility, a realization of the human technology, and introduction to health care courses that potential, effective human relationships, and economic prepare students for entry-level employment. Specific self-sufficiency. This broad goal forms the basis for the information is available on the Short-Term Vocational courses and programs MiraCosta College offers in each webpage at miracosta.edu/shorttermvocational. of the authorized categories of tuition-free noncredit instruction. General Noncredit continuing education at MiraCosta College includes the following areas: Basic Skills for Adults with Developmental Disabilities Courses specifically designed to provide individuals with life-skill proficiencies that are essential to the fulfillment of academic, vocational, and personal goals for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Enrollment in Disabled Students Programs & Services (DSPS) is encouraged prior to registration. Please contact 760.795.6658 for more information. Health & Safety Courses specifically designed to offer lifelong education to promote the health, safety, and the well-being of individuals. Older Adult Courses specifically designed to offer lifelong education for the older adult population that provide opportunities for personal growth and development, as well as skills for mental and physical well-being. Parenting Courses specifically designed to offer education in parenting, child development, and family relations in order to enhance the quality of home, family, career, and community life. surf.miracosta.edu 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 11 Class Details & to Enroll

TYPES OF CLASSES For spring, our classes are offered in three formats: scheduled online, combination classes, and fully online classes. Classes in all three formats meet the same academic requirements. Students should be familiar with each format before registering to ensure they choose the classes that best fit their learning styles and academic needs. 12:00 Scheduled online or ZOOM classes Combination classes in noncredit Fully online classes in noncredit in noncredit meet online using a require both scheduled online require all instruction, coursework, live videoconferencing tool (such meetings (ZOOM) and independent and activities to be completed as ZOOM) at all of the days and online learning each week. For fully online. Classes offered times indicated in the class listing. example, a class may meet for 3 100 percent online have no face- These classes may have additional hours of ZOOM time each week +3 to-face requirements allowing instruction, coursework, and activities hours weekly online. The online hours for the most flexibly in this to be completed online. will be completed in an independent independent learning format. learning format. What is ZOOM? To ZOOM, students can use a phone, tablet, or computer. Most noncredit classes will utilize an online, *Each class will have its own ZOOM and URL log-in live videoconferencing tool called ZOOM. information provided by the instructor. Classes in ZOOM can be accessed for free on most computers, tablets, or mobile devices. It To learn more about ZOOM classes, students is recommended (but not required) to have a can contact their instructors directly, or the webcam and microphone if you are using a Adult Education Office at 760.795.8736, computer. or email [email protected]. During scheduled or arranged ZOOM times, students should be prepared to interact with their instructors, just like they would have in a face-to-face class. Scheduled online and combination classes will require that students be online at the same time as their instructors (synchronous instruction) for some of their school work, and other times students will work on their own time and at their own pace (asynchronous instruction). Fully online classes may offer optional ZOOM sessions for students to meet with instructors and get more help with the class. MiraCosta College 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 12

THE GUIDE How to Read the Schedule Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room# Subject Area Health & Safety CBTS Subjects are listed LVMH alphabetically. NCHLT 11 Spinal Fitness CSCTR Class Title Catalog Number 3161 MWF 8am–9:20am 08/24–12/12 GIBBONS G ECSC Instructor When you enroll, you will be VINCI R ECSC This is the person teaching asked the catalog number of 3164 TTh 9am–11:05am 08/24–12/12 GIBBONS G the course. To contact them the course you wish to take. GIBBONS G ZOOM directly, see the Noncredit 3162 MWF 9:30am–10:50am 08/24–12/12 GIBBONS G ZOOM Faculty list on page 16. Class Number ZOOM ARRANGED An identification number for 3165 TTh 11am–1:05pm 08/24–12/12 POMPA P The instructor will advise as each individual class. When POMPA P to class meeting days, times, you enroll, you will be asked 3163 MW 2pm–4:05pm 08/24–12/12 CAVALO C and/or location. the class number of the class you wish to take. NCHLT 75 Balance and Mobility Online or ZOOM Course 3158 MW 9:30am–10:55am 08/24–12/12 Indicated with ONLINE or ONL. Notes ZOOM indicates a class that Indicates where the class 3160 TTh 11:30am–12:55pm 08/24–12/12 meets at specific scheduled meets and may include some times online. portion online, as noted. 3159 ARR 08/24–12/09 Location & Room Number Indicates the Location Code Class Days HS Economics followed by the Room Number. M = Monday T = Tuesday HSECN 10 Economics STAFF W = Wednesday This course covers the basic economic principles of microeco- The instructor has not yet Th = Thursday nomics and macroeconomics. been assigned to the class. F = Friday S = Saturday 3013 ONL 08/24–10/17 CORD J ONLINE Note: This is an ONLINE class. All instruction, coursework, and 3015 activities will be completed online. 3016 MTWTh 12:30pm–1:55pm 10/26–12/19 CORD J ZOOM MW 6pm–9:10pm 10/26–12/19 ELIOPOULOS N CLC103 HS Equivalency Preparation NCABE 92 High School Equivalency Preparation Students prepare for the high school diploma equivalency exam (GED or HiSet). 3200 ONL 08/24–12/19 KEOUGH K ONLINE & KING J &W 3pm–5:50pm KEOUGH K ZOOM & KING J +5 hours weekly online. This section does not meet the week of 10/19–10/24. 3202 MW 6pm–9:05pm 08/24–12/19 KEOUGH K ZOOM This section does not meet the week of 10/19–10/24. 3203 ONL 08/24–12/19 STAFF ONLINE &T 10:30am–1:40pm HOOPES M ZOOM & KEOUGH K +3 hours weekly online. This section does not meet the week of 10/19–10/24. 3267 MWF 08/24–12/19 Johnson B ZOOM 3201 ONL 08/24–12/19 KING J ONLINE & KEOUGH K &T 6pm–8:10pm KING J ZOOM & KEOUGH K Above courses are for illustration only. surf.miracosta.edu 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 13 Class Details & to Enroll

START ACADEMIC MAP HERE FULL-TIME ADULT HIGH SCHOOL 1 Pathways to Achievement, Completion, Career & Transfer YEAR 1 FALL TERM 1 CREDITS COMPLETED MILESTONE 4 CREDITS COMPLETED MILESTONE English 1 5 MILESTONE 5 MILESTONE Basic Skills Math 1 5 O YEAR 2 FALL TERM 1 5 O Fine Arts 5 O English 3 5 O TOTAL CREDITS FALL TERM 1 O English Grammar 2 5 O YEAR 1 FALL TERM 2 15 United States History 1 O Reading & Study Strategies CREDITS COMPLETED Elective 20 World History & Geography 2 TOTAL CREDITS FALL TERM 1 CREDITS COMPLETED Basic Skills Math 2 5 O YEAR 2 FALL TERM 2 TOTAL CREDITS FALL TERM 2 5 O Life/Physical Science 5 O TOTAL CREDITS 5 O Algebra Essentials 2 5 O American Government 5 O 2 15 Elective 5 O TOTAL CREDITS FALL TERM 2 YEAR 1 SPRING TERM 3 30 TOTAL CREDITS 20 Life/Physical Science English 2 CREDITS COMPLETED MILESTONE YEAR 2 SPRING TERM 3 40 Basic Skills Math 3 5 MILESTONE Sentence Crafting Elective 5 O Economics CREDITS 5 MILESTONE TOTAL CREDITS SPRING TERM 3 5 O English 4 5 MILESTONE YEAR 1 SPRING TERM 4 5 O TOTAL CREDITS SPRING TERM 3 5 COMPLETED Algebra Essentials 1 O YEAR 2 SPRING TERM 4 5 United States History 2 20 World History & Geography 1 O English Grammar 1 CREDITS COMPLETED Life/Physical Science 15 O Elective Elective CREDITS O TOTAL CREDITS SPRING TERM 4 5 O TOTAL CREDITS SPRING TERM 4 TOTAL CREDITS 5 O TOTAL CREDITS 5 COMPLETED 5 O 5 5 O 5 O O 20 15 O 40 30 3 YEAR 1 SUMMER TERM 5 CREDITS COMPLETED MILESTONE Life/Physical Science 5 O YOU’VE GRADUATED Fine Arts 5O Elective 5 O Residency and Proficiency TOTAL CREDITS SUMMER TERM 5 15 To earn the diploma, students must demonstrate residency with at least 20 credits Make your Milestone in attendance.They must also earn proficiency in English and mathematics through summer matter. Courses should the successful completion of three AHS courses: Summer is a great time be taken in the order • HSENG 16–English Grammar 2 to take some elective shown.This will help • HSENG 25–English 4 courses and get you stay on track and • HSMTH 21/ HSMTH 30–Algebra 2/Geometry or the equivalent graduate on time. *Specific college credit courses may also be used to meet residency and ahead. proficiency requirements. Noncredit Certificates Certificates of Competency help students demonstrate achievement through the completion of a series of courses for personal or professional development, or as milestones of achievement in the pursuit of a diploma. All plans can be modified to fit the needs of part-time students by adding more terms. • Basic Education for Academic or Workforce Preparation, 3 classes This sample course sequence does not represent a contract or a guarantee of course availability. • Certificate of Competency: English Fundamentals–Grammar, 2 classes 14 For more informa7t6io0.n79cM5o.n8it7ar3ac6t CoC18so3mt1amMuisCnsiiotyonLAlelvaeernnguineeg Center2021 Noncred••itCCeeCrrttiiffiioccaauttee rooffsCCeoommsppeetteennccyy:: EEmnngglliiissrhhaFFuucnnddoaammseetnnattaa.llsse––WRderaitudinin/gg,n2, 2coclalansssescessredit miracosta.edu/continuinged Oceanside • CA 92058

2020–2021 How to add classes in Be sure you know the 4-digit class numbers of the 10 You are now on Step 2 of 5: Review Class classes you want to add before you start. Selection. Click on the Next button with the arrow to continue. 1 Go to miracosta.edu/surf. 2 Click on log-in and enter your SURF ID and 11 You are now on Step 3 of 5: Review Class Preferences. If you have a permission code, password. enter it here, otherwise leave it blank. Click Accept to continue. 3 Click on the Manage Classes tile. 4 On the left panel select “Class Search and Enroll”. 12 You are now on Step 4 of 5: Enroll or Add to Cart. 5 Select the semester you are registering for. Select Enroll to finish enrolling or select Add to 6 In the Search for Classes text box enter the 4 digit 13 Shopping Cart to add class to your shopping 14 cart. Click on Next to continue. Students are not class number and hit the “enter” key. enrolled in classes if they add the class to the shopping cart. 7 The search should return the class that you You are now on Step 5 of 5: Review and Submit. want—click on the class name to select it. Review the information and click on Submit to finish. 8 Click on the small arrow on the right hand side of Respond to the pop-up window to confirm your the page to continuing registering for that class. submission. Select Yes to enroll in the class or to add class to the shopping cart. Students are 9 You are now on Step 1 of 5: Select Academic not enrolled in classes if they add the class to Career. Select “Adult High School” or “Tuition free the shopping cart. Select No to cancel. Noncredit” and then click Accept to continue. A confirmation message will display. Students may not be prompted to select a career if not needed. NOTE: If you added classes to the Shopping Cart you are not enrolled in the class(es). You must go to the Shopping Cart then select the classes you wish to enroll in and select Enroll. Select YES to enroll in the class. surf.miracosta.edu 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 15 Class Details & to Enroll

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COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING 2021 Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Adult High School HSENG 23 English 3 Students learn how to write argumentative essays, conduct basic HS American Government research, and use intermediate MLA formatting and citation. HSAGT 10 American Government 1012 ONL 01/25–03/20 TRACEY R ONLINE Students learn about the basic institutions ofAmerican government. 1014 ONL 03/29–05/22 TRACEY R ONLINE 1029 ONL 01/25–03/20 CORD J ONLINE HSENG 25 English 4 1030 ONL 03/29–05/22 CORD J ONLINE Students learn how to write research essays using advanced research techniques and advanced MLA formatting and citation. HS Economics 1016 ONL 01/25–03/20 DURAN E ONLINE 1015 ONLINE ONL 01/25–03/20 DURAN E ZOOM HSECN 10 Economics 1017 &W 8:30am–9:55am This course covers the basic economic principles of microeco- +4 hours 25 minutes weekly online. ONLINE nomics and macroeconomics. ZOOM 1018 ONL 03/29–05/22 DURAN E 1059 ONLINE &Th 6pm–7:35pm ONLINE +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. 1031 ONL 01/25–03/20 CORD J ONLINE 1033 ONL 03/29–05/22 CORD J ONLINE ONL 03/29–05/22 DURAN E ONL 03/29–05/22 PACKARD C HS English HS Intro to Fine Arts HSENG 15 English Grammar 1 HSIFA 13 Beginning Film & Digital Media Production This first course in a two-course series covers basic grammar (nouns, This course offers a basic introduction to the video production verbs, adjectives, adverbs) and punctuation. environment. It covers the process of creating and editing video programs from concept and storyboards through shooting and 1024 ONL 01/25–03/20 PARKER M ONLINE recording,culminating in acquiring,editing,and mastering a digital 1025 ONL 03/29–05/22 PARKER M ONLINE 3–8 minute short film. HSENG 16 English Grammar 2 3523 ONL 03/29–05/22 HICKMAN T ONLINE This second course covers advanced grammar (fragments,run-ons, misplaced modifiers, sentence structure). Students are advised to HSIFA 14 Introduction to Fine Arts 3—The History of Film enroll in HSENG 15 first. Students learn about the history of films from various genres and different time periods. 1022 ONL 01/25–03/20 SENIGAGLIA A ONLINE ONLINE 1026 ONL 01/25–03/20 SENIGAGLIA A 1060 ONL 01/25–03/20 HICKMAN T ONLINE ZOOM &W 12:30pm–1:55pm +4 hours 25 minutes weekly online. ONLINE HS Math 1027 ONL 02/22–05/22 SMYTH N ONLINE Open Enrollment. ONLINE HSMTH 11 Basic Skills Math 1 1028 ONL 03/29–05/22 SENIGAGLIA A ZOOM Students learn about whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. 1023 ONL 03/29–05/22 STAFF &W 6pm–7:35pm 1039 ONL 01/25–03/20 HOOPES M ONLINE +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. 1041 ONL 03/29–05/22 HOOPES M ONLINE HSENG 21 English 1 HSMTH 12 Basic Skills Math 2 Students learn how to write single-paragraph responses as well as This course covers percents, measurement, probability, and basic about personal and academic writing. statistics. 1008 ONL 01/25–03/20 DARLING R ONLINE 1042 ONL 01/25–03/20 WEZNIAK S ONLINE ZOOM ZOOM &MW 8:30am–9:55am &TTh 8:30am–9:55am 1009 +3 hours 5 minutes weekly online. ONLINE 1044 ONLINE ZOOM +3 hours weekly online. ZOOM ONL 03/29–05/22 PYNES S ONL 03/29–05/22 KING J &TTh 6pm–7:35pm +2 hours 20 minutes weekly online. &W 6pm–7:35pm +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. HSENG 22 English 2 Students learn about five-paragraph literary/expository essays, HSMTH 13 Basic Skills Math 3 personal and professional writing, and basic MLA formatting and Students learn elementary algebra and geometry. citation. 1045 ONL 01/25–03/20 KING J ONLINE ZOOM 1011 ONL 01/25–03/20 SMYTH N ONLINE &T 6pm–7:35pm 1010 ONLINE 1046 +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. ONLINE ONL 01/25–03/20 PYNES S ZOOM ZOOM ONL 03/29–05/22 WEZNIAK S 3526 &TTh 6pm–7:35pm +2 hours 20 minutes weekly online. ONLINE &TTh 8:30am–9:55am ZOOM +3 hours weekly online. 3527 ONL 03/29–05/22 PYNES S ONLINE &MW 10:30am–11:55am +3 hours weekly online. ONL 03/29–05/22 SMYTH N MiraCosta College Spring 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 18

Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # HSMTH 20 Algebra Essentials 1 HS Workforce Preparation This beginning algebra course covers the real number system, operations with algebraic expressions, linear equations and in- HSWFP 11 Applied Computer Skills equalities, graphing linear equations in two variables, and solving Students develop essential computer and information technolo- systems of linear equations. gy skills, including how to use word processing software and the college’s learning management system. 1048 ONL 01/25–03/20 KING J ONLINE ZOOM 1057 ONL 01/25–03/20 STRONG M ONLINE &W 6pm–7:35pm 1058 ONLINE 1050 +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. ONLINE ONL 03/29–05/22 RAMIREZ M ZOOM ZOOM ONL 03/29–05/22 KING J &MW 12:30pm–1:55pm +3 hours weekly online. &T 6pm–7:35pm +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. HS World History/Geography HSMTH 21 Algebra Essentials 2 Students with some beginning algebra experience learn about HSWHG 12 World History & Geography 2 exponents and polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations, and This course covers world history and geography from the conclusion rational expressions and equations. of World War I through the present. 1051 ONL 01/25–03/20 WEZNIAK S ONLINE 3525 ONL 03/29–05/22 LESTE A ONLINE ZOOM &MW 10:30am–11:55am 1052 +3 hours 5 minutes weekly online. ONLINE 3529 ONLINE 3528 ONL 01/25–03/20 WEZNIAK S ONLINE ONL 03/29–05/22 WEZNIAK S ZOOM Career & College Preparation ONL 03/29–05/22 WEZNIAK S &MW 8:30am–9:55am +3 hours weekly online. HS Science Academic Skills HSSCI 12 Physical Science 2—Physics NCENG 15 English Grammar 1 This non-algebra-based physics course introduces students to This first course in a two-course series covers basic grammar (nouns, basic concepts of physics. verbs, adjectives, adverbs) and punctuation. 1056 ONL 01/25–03/20 STAFF ONLINE 1233 ONL 01/25–03/20 PARKER M ONLINE ZOOM 1234 ONL 03/29–05/22 PARKER M ONLINE &TTh 6pm–8:05pm NCENG 16 English Grammar 2 +1 hour 30 minutes weekly online. This second course covers advanced grammar (fragments,run-ons, misplaced modifiers, sentence structure). Students are advised to HSSCI 22 Life Science 2—Human Anatomy and Physiology enroll in NCENG 15 first. Students learn about the eleven organ systems of the human body as well as the physiology of cellular respiration, homeostasis, 1235 ONL 01/25–03/20 SENIGAGLIA A ONLINE immunology, reproduction, and growth and development. ONLINE 1230 ONL 01/25–03/20 SENIGAGLIA A ZOOM 1054 ONL 03/29–05/22 LUDTKE J ONLINE &W 12:30pm–1:55pm +4 hours 25 minutes weekly online. ONLINE HSSCI 23 Life Science 1B—Animal Biology ONLINE This introductory biology course covers the basics of animal bi- 1236 ONL 02/22–05/22 SMYTH N ONLINE ology, including evolution and evolutionary relationships among species and fossils. 1231 ONL 03/29–05/22 SENIGAGLIA A ZOOM 1232 ONL 03/29–05/22 STAFF &W 6pm–7:35pm +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. 1053 ONL 01/25–03/20 MAYA-PEINL M ONLINE NCENG 21 The Single Paragraph HSSCI 41 Physical Science 3—Environmental Science Students learn how to write single-paragraph responses as well as This introductory environmental science course covers the basics about personal and academic writing. on human population growth, natural resources, and ecosystem dynamics. 1265 ONL 01/25–03/20 DARLING R ONLINE ZOOM 3524 ONL 03/29 – 05/22 MENDOZA G ONLINE &MW 8:30am–9:55am 1266 +3 hours 5 minutes weekly online. ONLINE ZOOM ONL 03/29–05/22 PYNES S HS U.S. History &TTh 6pm–7:35pm HSUSH 11 United States History 1 NCENG 22 Basic Composition: The Five Paragraph Essay This US history course covers major turning points from the nation’s Students learn about five-paragraph literary/expository essays, beginnings to the Great Depression with an emphasis on the personal and professional writing, and basic MLA formatting and twentieth century. citation. 1035 ONL 01/25–03/20 CORD J ONLINE 1221 ONL 01/25–03/20 SMYTH N ONLINE 1220 ONLINE ONL 01/25–03/20 PYNES S ZOOM HSUSH 12 United States History 2 3532 &TTh 6pm–7:35pm Students learn about the major turning points in US history from +2 hours 20 minutes weekly online. ONLINE World War II to the present day with an emphasis on the twentieth ZOOM century. 3533 ONL 03/29–05/22 PYNES S ONLINE &MW 10:30am–11:55am +3 hours weekly online. 1036 ONL 03/29–05/22 CORD J ONLINE ONL 03/29–05/22 SMYTH N surf.miracosta.edu Spring 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 19 Class Details & to Enroll

COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING 2021 Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Academic Skills (continued) NCMTH 21 Algebra Essentials 2 Students with some beginning algebra experience learn about NCENG 23 Intermediate Composition: The Argument Essay exponents and polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations, and Students learn how to write argumentative essays, conduct basic rational expressions and equations. research, and use intermediate MLA formatting and citation. 1251 ONL 01/25–03/20 WEZNIAK S ONLINE 1222 ONL 01/25–03/20 TRACEY R ONLINE ZOOM 1224 ONL 03/29–05/22 TRACEY R ONLINE &MW 10:30am–11:55am 1252 +3 hours 5 minutes weekly online. ONLINE 3531 ONLINE NCENG 25 Advanced Composition: The Research Essay 3530 ONL 01/25–03/20 WEZNIAK S ONLINE Students learn how to write research essays using advanced research techniques and advanced MLA formatting and citation. ONL 03/29–05/22 WEZNIAK S ZOOM ONL 03/29–05/22 WEZNIAK S &MW 8:30am–9:55am +3 hours weekly online. 1264 ONL 01/25–03/20 DURAN E ONLINE 1225 ONLINE ONL 01/25–03/20 DURAN E HS Equivalency Preparation ZOOM 1227 &W 8:30am–9:55am 1228 +4 hours 25 minutes weekly online. ONLINE 1226 ONLINE NCABE 92 High School Equivalency Preparation ONL 03/29–05/22 DURAN E ONLINE Students prepare for the high school diploma equivalency exam (GED or HiSet). ONL 03/29–05/22 PACKARD C ZOOM ONL 03/29–05/22 DURAN E &Th 6pm–7:35pm 1208 MW 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–05/22 KEOUGH/HOOPES ZOOM +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. Open Enrollment. NCENG 30 Sentence Crafting This course is designed for students wanting to gain confidence in 1206 ONL 01/25–05/22 KEOUGH/HOOPES ONLINE sentence-level communication when writing for various audiences and circumstances. &T 10:30am–1:40pm ZOOM +3 hours weekly online. Open Enrollment. 3550 ONL 02/08–05/28 NAGAI T ONLINE NCESL English as a Second Language Noncredit Math NCMTH 11 Basic Skills Math 1 Open Enrollment Classes Students learn about whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. NCESL 10 English as a Second Language, Level 1 1239 ONL 01/25–03/20 HOOPES M ONLINE ZOOM 1241 ONL 03/29–05/22 HOOPES M ONLINE 1130 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 VELA CHE C ZOOM 1131 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 VELA CHE C NCMTH 12 Basic Skills Math 2 NCESL 21 English as a Second Language, Level 2 ZOOM This course covers percents, measurement, probability, and basic statistics. 1132 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 01/25–03/20 GRABOI J ZOOM +2 hours 20 minutes weekly online. ZOOM 1242 ONL 01/25–03/20 WEZNIAK S ONLINE ZOOM ZOOM 1253 MTWTh 5:45pm–8:50pm 01/25–03/20 CORY M ZOOM &TTh 8:30am–9:55am 1133 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 MACLEAN C ZOOM 1244 +3 hours weekly online. ONLINE 1134 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 GRABOI J ZOOM 1254 MTWTh 5:45pm–8:50pm 03/29–05/22 CORY M ONL 03/29–05/22 KING J 1135 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 MACLEAN C &W 6pm–7:35pm +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. NCESL 22 English as a Second Language, Level 3 NCMTH 13 Basic Skills Math 3 ZOOM Students learn elementary algebra and geometry. 1136 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 01/25–03/20 TAMURA K ZOOM 1137 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 CANTU J ZOOM 1245 ONL 01/25–03/20 KING J ONLINE 1138 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 TAMURA K ZOOM ZOOM 1139 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 CANTU J 1246 &T 6pm–7:35pm ONLINE NCESL 30 Noncredit ESL Conversation Skills for Intermediate +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. ZOOM Students ONL 03/29–05/22 WEZNIAK S 1173 MW 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–03/20 HOSTE T ZOOM &TTh 8:30am–9:55am 1177 S 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–05/22 ALFATTAL E ZOOM +3 hours weekly online. 1176 F 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–05/22 RAMIREZ C ZOOM NCMTH 20 Algebra Essentials 1 1175 Th 8:30am–11:35am 01/25–05/22 REYES K ZOOM This beginning algebra course covers the real number system, operations with algebraic expressions, linear equations and in- 1174 MW 12:15pm–3:25pm 01/25–03/20 BERMUDEZ M ZOOM equalities, graphing linear equations in two variables, and solving systems of linear equations. 1172 TTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 RAVANBAKSH H ZOOM 1179 ONL 03/29–05/22 SILVA M ONLINE &M 12pm–3:05pm ZOOM +1 hour weekly online. 1248 ONL 01/25–03/20 KING J ONLINE 1178 MW 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 GAY R ZOOM ZOOM &W 6pm–7:35pm NCESL 31 English as a Second Language, Level 4 1250 +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. ONLINE ZOOM 1140 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 01/25–03/20 HARTMAN H ZOOM ONL 03/29–05/22 KING J ZOOM 1204 MW 9am–12:05pm 01/25–05/22 FAROUQ Z ZOOM &T 6pm–7:35pm ZOOM +4 hours 15 minutes weekly online. 1141 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 BAIRSTOW I ZOOM 1142 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 HARTMAN H 1143 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 BAIRSTOW I MiraCosta College Spring 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 20

Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # NCESL 32 English as a Second Language, Level 5 1158 ONL 03/29–05/22 HOSTE T ONLINE 1158 ONL 1144 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 01/25–03/20 POORTENGA D ZOOM 1159 ONL 03/29–05/22 HOSTE/BERMUDESO NLINE 1159 ONL 1197 TTh 5:30pm–8:35pm 01/25–05/22 RODRIGUEZ–CA ZOOM 03/29–05/22 LOPEZ M ONLINE 1202 MTWTh 5:45pm–8:50pm 01/25–03/20 WELDELE B ZOOM 03/29–05/22 LOPEZ/LEWIS ONLINE 1145 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 BELL D ZOOM NCESL 62C Bridge to College and Career ESL (Advanced) 1146 MTWTh 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 POORTENGA D ZOOM 3549 MW 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 HOSTE T ZOOM 1147 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 BELL D ZOOM NStCudESeLn8ts1(BBeagsiicnnCinogmLpeuvteelr)s and Digital Literacy (BCDL) for ESL 1256 MTWTh 5:45pm–8:50pm 03/29–05/22 WELDELE B ZOOM NCESL 40 English as a Second Language, Level 6 ZOOM 3548 F 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–05/22 DONAN M ZOOM 1149 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 STONER C ONLINE 1162 Th 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–05/22 LOPEZ M ZOOM 1148 ONL 01/25–03/20 SILVA M ZOOM NStCudESeLn8ts2(ICntoemrmpeudteiarstea/nAddDvaignictaeldLiLteevraecl)y (CDL) for ESL &MTW 8:30am–11:35am ZOOM +2 hours 35 minutes weekly online. ONLINE 1151 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 STONER C ZOOM 1164 S 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–05/22 PIZZORNO M ZOOM 1150 ONL 03/29–05/22 SILVA M 3546 ONL 01/25–03/20 CLARKE E ONLINE &MTW 8:30am–11:35am &T 12:30pm–1:50pm ZOOM +3 hours weekly online. +4 hours 30 minutes weekly online. NCESL 45 English as a Second Language, Level 7 1165 ONL 03/29–05/22 CLARKE E ONLINE 1205 TTh 9am–12:05pm 01/25–05/22 FAROUQ Z ZOOM NCESL 65 English as a Second Language, Citizenship ZOOM 1153 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 KHAN N ONLINE 1160 ONL 01/25–03/20 ZIMMERMAN D ONLINE ZOOM 1152 ONL 01/25–03/20 REYES K 1161 ONL 03/29–05/22 ZIMMERMAN D ONLINE ZOOM &MTW 8:30am–11:35am ONLINE +2 hours 35 minutes weekly online. ZOOM MIRRORED CLASSES AT OCEANSIDE CAMPUS 1155 MTWTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 KHAN N 1154 ONL 03/29–05/22 REYES K NCESL 29 Listening and Speaking for Non-Native Speakers of English &MTW 8:30am–11:35am +3 hours weekly online. 1209 ONL 01/23–05/28 PACKER E ONLINE NCESL 62 Career–Track ESL &W 10:30am–11:45am ZOOM +1 hour 30 minutes weekly online. 1257 MW 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–05/22 LOPEZ M ZOOM HOSTE T ZOOM 1163 TTh 12:15pm–3:20pm 01/25–05/22 NCESL 39 Reading and Vocabulary Development for Non- Native Speakers of English NCESL 20 Noncredit ESL Conversation Skills for Beginning 1210 ONL 01/23–05/28 PACKER E ONLINE Students 1166 MW 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–03/20 RAVANBAKSH H ZOOM &W 9am–10:15am ZOOM +1 hour 30 minutes weekly online. 1170 F 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–05/22 WASZAK C ZOOM 1171 S 8:30am–11:40am 01/25–05/22 RAMIREZ C ZOOM NCESL 49 Grammar for Non-Native Speakers of English 3547 MW 12pm–3:10pm 01/25–03/20 DETWILER R ZOOM 1211 ONL 01/23–05/28 STAFF ONLINE 1167 MW 6pm–9:10pm 01/25–03/20 TREPTOW R ZOOM &M 12pm–1:15pm RABINOVICH E ZOOM 1168 TTh 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 LEWIS L ZOOM +1 hour 30 minutes weekly online. 1169 TTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 CAROTHERS C ZOOM 1212 ONL 02/08–05/28 GROSS M ONLINE 3569 MW 12pm–3:05pm 03/29–05/22 DETWILER R ZOOM NCESL 23 Reading and Writing for Beginning Level Students NCESL 53 Advanced Grammar for Writing for Non-Native 1182 TTh 8:30am–11:35am 01/25–03/20 WASZAK C ZOOM Speakers of English 1213 ONL 02/08–05/28 BROWN D ONLINE 3570 TTh 12pm–3:05pm 01/25–03/20 DETWILER R ZOOM 1183 TTh 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 RAMIREZ C ZOOM NCESL 55 Introduction to Academic Writing for Students from Multilingual Backgrounds 1184 MW 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 RAVANBAKSH H ZOOM 3571 TTh 12pm–3:05pm 03/29–05/22 DETWILER R ZOOM 1214 ONL 01/23–05/28 LLOYD JONES ONLINE 1185 MW 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 RABINOVICH E ZOOM &T 9am–10:50am ZOOM NCESL 33 Reading and Writing for Intermediate Level &ONL +3 hours 5 minutes weekly online. ONLINE Students 3443 ONL 02/08–05/28 LACKKATY S ONLINE 1191 TTh 9:15am–12:20pm 01/25–03/20 GAY R ZOOM &ONL ONLINE 1187 ONL 01/25–03/20 SILVA M ONLINE NCESL 57 Introduction to College Composition for Students from Multilingual Backgrounds &Th 12pm–3:05pm ZOOM +1 hour 15 minutes weekly online. 1216 T 9am–10:50am 01/23–05/28 LACKKATY S ZOOM 1192 TTh 9:15am–12:20pm 03/29–05/22 TREPTOW R ZOOM &ONL +3 hours 5 minutes weekly online. ONLINE 1188 TTh 12pm–3:05pm 03/29–05/22 BERMUDEZ M ZOOM 1218 ONL 02/09–05/27 ROSTWOROWSKI ONLINE 1189 TTh 6pm–9:05pm 03/29–05/22 RAVANBAKSH H ZOOM &ONL ONLINE NCESL 50 English as a Second Language, Learning Lab 1157 ONL 01/25–03/20 LOPEZ M ONLINE 1157 ONL 01/25–03/20 LOPEZ/LEWIS ONLINE 1156 ONL 01/25–03/20 HOSTE T ONLINE 1156 ONL 01/25–03/20 HOSTE/BERMUDEZ ONLINE 1261 ONL 01/25–03/20 CLARKE E ONLINE 1262 ONL 03/29–05/22 CLARKE E ONLINE surf.miracosta.edu Spring 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 21 Class Details & to Enroll

COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING 2021 Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # General Noncredit Noncredit Health, Older Adults NCHAS 12 Weight Management for Seniors ZOOM Adults with Disabilities 1114 W 2pm–4:05pm 01/25–05/22 HARGROVE L NCSPC 25 Effective Life Skills for Adults with Developmental NCHAS 70 Body Conditioning Over Easy Disabilities . 1123 MTWTh 9am–11:25am 01/25–05/22 NA S ZOOM 1100 MW 9am–11:05am 01/25–05/22 VINCI R ZOOM 1101 TTh 10am–12:05pm 01/25–05/22 HARGROVE L ZOOM 3545 MWF 9am–12:25pm 01/25–05/22 MARR M ZOOM NCSPC 26 Basic Academic Skills FEIST A ZOOM NCHAS 71 Body Conditioning for Older Adults 1125 MW 9am–11:30am 01/25–05/22 1102 TTh 8am–9:15am 01/25–05/22 POMPA P ZOOM 1124 TTh 9am–11:25am 01/25–05/22 WARREN–YAGUB ZOOM ZOOM 1104 MWF 8am–9:05am 01/25–05/22 POMPA P ZOOM 1126 MW 12:30pm–3pm 01/25–05/22 NA S ZOOM ZOOM 1105 MWF 8am–9:05am 01/25–05/22 WILTSHIRE M ZOOM 1127 TTh 12pm–2:25pm 01/25–05/22 FEIST A ZOOM ZOOM 1106 MW 9am–10:25am 01/25–05/22 POFFINBARGER NCSPC 27 Basic Computer Skills 1 for Learners with 1107 MWF 9:30am–10:35am 01/25–05/22 WILTSHIRE M Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities 1103 TTh 9:45am–11am 01/25–05/22 POMPA P 1128 MW 12:30pm–3pm 01/25–05/22 WOLPOV T ZOOM NCHAS 85 Chair Yoga for Older Adults NCSPC 28 Basic Computer Skills 2 for Learners with 1109 TTh 9am–10:15am 01/25–05/22 KRAMER A ZOOM Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities HARGROVE L ZOOM 1110 MW 9:30am–10:55am 01/25–05/22 WILTSHIRE M ZOOM WILTSHIRE M ZOOM 1129 TTh 12:30pm–2:55pm 01/25–05/22 WOLPOV T ZOOM 1111 MW 11:30am–12:55pm 01/25–05/22 HARGROVE L ZOOM 3556 F 12pm–1:30pm 01/25–05/22 +1 hour 5 minutes weekly online. Health & Safety 1108 TTh 5pm–6:15pm 01/25–05/22 NCHLT 11 Spinal Fitness 01/25–05/22 Noncredit Music 1079 MWF 8am–9:15am GIBBONS G ZOOM VINCI R ZOOM 1077 TTh 9am–11:05am 01/25–05/22 GIBBONS G ZOOM NCMUS 10 Music Appreciation for Seniors GIBBONS G ZOOM 1080 MWF 9:30am–10:45am 01/25–05/22 GIBBONS G ZOOM 1116 W 1pm–3:50pm 01/25–05/22 LEWIS D ZOOM ZOOM 1078 TTh 11am–1:05pm 01/25–05/22 POMPA P ZOOM 1115 T 1:30pm–4:20pm 01/25–05/22 LEWIS D ZOOM POMPA P ZOOM 1081 MW 2pm–4:05pm 01/25–05/22 HARGROVE L ZOOM 1117 Th 1pm–3:50pm 01/25–05/22 LEWIS D NCHLT 75 Balance & Mobility Noncredit Psychology 1075 MW 9:30am–10:55am 01/25–05/22 1074 TTh 11:30am–12:50pm 01/25–05/22 NCPSY 11 Self-Awareness Through Improvisation 1076 MW 12:30pm–1:55pm 01/25–05/22 1119 W 1:30pm–3:40pm 01/25–05/22 ALLEN S ZOOM ZOOM Noncredit Art NCPSY 13 The Impact of Radio on Our Lives NCART 11 Painting, Intermediate 1120 M 1:30pm–4:35pm 01/25–05/22 ALLEN S 1088 Th 1pm–3:50pm 01/25–05/22 PEARCE S ZOOM Noncredit Writing NCART 12 Painting, Advanced NCWRT 10 Creative Writing 1089 Th 9:30am–12:20pm 01/25–05/22 PEARCE S ZOOM NCART 13 Acrylic Painting 1121 W 1:10pm–4pm 01/25–05/22 HICKMAN T ZOOM PYNES S ZOOM 1083 Th 9am–11:50am 01/25–05/22 ALLEN A ZOOM NCWRT 20 Life Story Writing 01/25–05/22 PEARCE S ZOOM 1084 F 12pm–3:05pm 1122 Th 1:10pm–4pm 01/25–05/22 NCART 15 Portrait & Figure Drawing and Painting 1092 T 9am–11:50am 01/25–05/22 HAEGER F ZOOM ZOOM 1093 T 12:30pm–3:20pm 01/25–05/22 HAEGER F NCART 17 Painting & Drawing 1091 M 12:30pm–3:35pm 01/25–05/22 HAEGER F ZOOM 1090 Th 1pm–3:50pm 01/25–05/22 ALLEN A ZOOM NCART 20 Basic Drawing & Sketching 1086 M 9am–12:05pm 01/25–05/22 HAEGER F ZOOM ALLEN A ZOOM 1085 W 1pm–3:50pm 01/25–05/22 NCART 31 Watercolor Painting, Beginning 1094 T 9am–11:50am 01/25–05/22 STAFF ZOOM ZOOM 1095 T 12pm–2:50pm 01/25–05/22 ADAMS D NCART 32 Watercolor Painting, Intermediate 1096 W 9:10am–12pm 01/25–05/22 ADAMS D ZOOM ZOOM 1097 W 12:30pm–3:20pm 01/25–05/22 PEARCE S NCART 35 Watercolor Painting on Location 1099 T 12:30pm–3:20pm 01/25–05/22 PEARCE S ZOOM MiraCosta College Spring 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 22

Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Short Term Vocational Noncredit Business Office Technology Auto NCBOT 10 Beginning Keyboarding This beginning keyboarding course focuses on the alphabetic keys NCVOC 50 Basic Auto Tune-Up and basic keyboarding technique.It emphasizes finger placement 1061 ONL 02/08–05/28 KATSON P ONLINE and accuracy. Offered pass/no pass only. 3543 ONL 03/29–05/22 STRONG M ONLINE Computer NCBOT 25 Basic Office Skills Students learn office support,communication,and problem-solving NCVOC 31 Beginning Microsoft Word skills,including how to manage files,records,and financial accounts, 1067 S 12pm–3:25pm 01/25–03/20 NIMAR D ZOOM process business documents, and communicate effectively with WOLPOV T ZOOM clients, customers, and coworkers. 1068 T 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 ZOOM NCVOC 32 Intermediate Microsoft Word 3544 ONL 01/25–03/20 HERRICK J ONLINE ONLINE 1069 S 12pm–3:05pm 03/29–05/22 NIMAR D ZOOM NCVOC 35 Internet 03/29–05/22 NIMAR D ONLINE 1072 ONL ZOOM &M 6pm–7:50pm ZOOM +1 hour 5 minutes weekly online. ZOOM NCVOC 37 Microsoft Powerpoint ZOOM 1073 ONL 01/25–03/20 HERRICK J ZOOM NCVOC 38 Computer Basics/Keyboarding 1063 S 8:15am–11:40am 01/25–03/20 STRONG M 1064 S 8:30am–11:35am 03/29–05/22 STRONG M NCVOC 39 Beginning Microsoft Excel Learning Is For Everyone 1071 S 9am–12:25pm 01/25–03/20 HERRICK J STRONG M LIFE is a lifelong learning program for seniors featuring 1070 T 6pm–9:05pm 01/25–03/20 interesting, informative, and topical presentations by MiraCosta faculty and staff, guest speakers and LIFE NCVOC 40 Intermediate Microsoft Excel members. Membership is open to all who love to learn! 1259 S 9am–12:05pm 03/29–05/22 HERRICK J LIFE at Oceanside is currently not meeting on campus due to COVID-19. However, we may be offering some Noncredit Workforce Preparation online lectures soon. NCWFP 11 Applied Computer Skills Students develop essential computer and information technology skills, including how to use word processing software and the col- lege’s learning management system. 1065 ONL 01/25–03/20 STRONG M ONLINE 1066 ONLINE ONL 03/29–05/22 RAMIREZ M ZOOM &MW 12:30pm–1:55pm +3 hours weekly online NCWFP 21 Employability Skills This course provides students with fundamental job exploration and workplace readiness skills. It prepares students for successful employment by engaging them in job exploration and job-seek- ing, workplace, and life skills. This noncredit course is designed to support the educational program for persons seeking employment. 1062 MTWTh 12:30pm–1:25pm 01/25–05/22 WARREN-YAGUB ZOOM Quarterly schedules are available online at miracosta.edu/life surf.miracosta.edu Spring 2021 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 23 Class Details & to Enroll

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