MiraCosta College Spring 2022 Continuing Education Schedule

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Welcome from the Dean MiraCosta College serves the communities of Welcome to the Community Oceanside, Carlsbad, Leucadia, Encinitas, Olivenhain, Learning Center (CLC) at MiraCosta College! We are Rancho Santa Fe, Cardiff, Solana Beach, Del Mar, excited that you are thinking Carmel Valley, and parts of Camp Pendleton; about taking classes with however, all programs offered by the college us and joining our CLC (credit and noncredit) are open to the public family. Our campus offers regardless of residence. a variety of classes and Continuing Education at MiraCosta College programs ranging from an 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 mostly 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 John Makevich Parenting Dean, Community Learning Center, Older Adults Continuing & Community Education Adults with Disabilities All students seeking to receive Short–Term Vocational & Workforce Preparation instructional or support services on campus for an extended time MiraCosta College (indoors for 15 minutes or greater), COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 unless they receive an miracosta.edu/clc approved medical or religious exemption. 1831 Mission Avenue, Oceanside, CA 92058 For more information, visit our Stay Healthy website at miracosta.edu/COVID. Admissions & Records Office 760.795.8710 • [email protected] Adult Education Office 760.795.8736 • [email protected] Noncredit Counseling Oswaldo Ramirez 760.795.8710 • [email protected] Cynthia Vasquez Gonzales 760.795.8710 • [email protected] John Makevich Dean, Continuing & Community Education 760.795.8701 • [email protected] Angela Senigaglia Department Chair, Adult High School 760.795.8721 • [email protected] 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 RBEEGGIINSSTR: ATION IF YOU ARE A STUDENT WHO... November 15 was registered in classes spring, summer, or fall 2021 and know your SURF ID number and password, you do not need to reapply for admission. • Adult High School and High School Equivalency ¢ 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 • College and Career Preparation you wish to take, write down the class numbers, then... • Computer Skills • English as a Second Language ¢ Go to surf.miracosta.edu to register in classes online. For additional instructions on how to use SURF see page 7 or go to • Citizenship Courses miracosta.edu/tutorials. • General Noncredit Courses IF YOU ARE A NEW STUDENT... [Adults with Disabilities, Automotive, Health and Safety, or have not been registered in spring, summer, or fall 2021, you will need to Older Adults, and Workforce apply for admission. Follow the steps below: Preparation] ¢ Apply for admission at miracosta.edu/apply. • After MiraCosta College processes your application (typically within 2–3 business days), you will receive an email with information about SURF, our online registration system accessible at surf.miracosta.edu. Student ID numbers (also known as SURF IDs) are required in order to 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 classes online. For additional instructions on how to use SURF, see page 7 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. Need Connect with Noncredit help? Admissions & Records Staff Office Hours: Monday–Thursday 8 am–5 pm, Friday 8 am–2 pm Email: [email protected] Phone: 760.795.8710 Chat: miracosta.edu/CLCARchat For assistance with SURF, contact the Student Help Desk at 760.795.6655 or by email at [email protected] MiraCosta College 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 4

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 View and print unofficial transcripts, course history, and grades S ubmit COVID-19 vaccination documentation or an exemption request All students must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to be physically present on campus for an extended time (indoors for 15 minutes or greater) unless they receive an approved medical or religious exemption. surf.miracosta.edu surf.miracosta.edu 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 5 Class Details & to Enroll

ACCOUNT SET UP FOR NEW STUDENTS Please note, you will need your SURF ID to complete this process. Refer to the bottom of the page if you do not know your SURF ID. 1. Go to: miracosta.edu 2. Click on A–Z Index 3. Click letter P 6. Go to your registered email address to 4. Click: Password (Student), Student Account retrieve your one time passcode Set Up for NEW Students ONLY 7. Enter your one time passcode and click: Continue 8. Create a password and click: Continue 5. E nter Surf ID and click: Set Password? DON’T If you have not retrieved your SURF ID number and have not created KNOW a 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 stud2e0n2th2elNp@omncirarecodsittaC.edouufrosreasssistanmceircarecaotinsgtaa.epdasus/wnoordncredit 6 and accessing your account.

How to add classes in Be sure you know the 4-digit class numbers of the For help, contact the Student Helpdesk at 760.795.6655 classes you want to add before you start. or by email at [email protected]. 1 Go to surf.miracosta.edu. 10 You are now on Step 2 of 5: Review Class 2 Click on log in and enter your SURF ID and Selection. Click the Next button with the arrow to continue. password. 11 You are now on Step 3 of 5: Review Class 3 Click on the Manage Classes tile. Preferences. If you have a permission code, 4 On the left panel select “Class Search and Enroll.” enter it here, otherwise leave it blank. 5 Select the semester you are registering for. Click Accept to continue. 6 In the Search for Classes text box enter the 4-digit 12 You are now on Step 4 of 5: Enroll or Add to Cart. class number and click the Enter key. Select Enroll to finish enrolling or select Add to Shopping Cart to add class to your shopping 7 The search should return the class that you cart. Click Next to continue. Students are not want—click on the class name to select it. enrolled in classes if they add the class to the shopping cart. 8 Click on the small arrow on the right side of the page to continue registering for that class. 13 You are now on Step 5 of 5: Review and Submit. Review the information and click Submit to finish. 9 You are now on Step 1 of 5: Select Academic Career. Select “Adult High School” or “Tuition-free 14 Respond to the pop-up window to confirm your Noncredit” and then click Accept to continue. submission. Select Yes to enroll in the class or to Students may not be prompted to select a career add class to the shopping cart. Students are if not needed. not enrolled in classes if they add the class to the shopping cart. Select No to cancel. A confirmation message will display. 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 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 7 Class Details & to Enroll

ADULT HIGH SCHOOL 5GET STARTED IN EASY STEPS 1 2 Apply to MiraCosta College and Submit Your Official Transcripts 3 C omplete the MiraCosta College application online at miracosta.edu/ncapply. 4 You will receive a welcome email from Admissions & Records with important information. 5 View miracosta.edu/admissions for more information. If you have taken classes at other schools that you would like counted towards your diploma, please have your official transcripts mailed to: MiraCosta College, Community Learning Center, 1831 Mission Avenue, Oceanside, CA 92058 or emailed to [email protected]. More information about submitting transcripts can be found at miracosta.edu/CLCTranscriptFAQs. Go SURF C reate a SURF account. Please see page 6 for instructions. You will need to create a password in order to use SURF and access your classes online. Complete Orientation and a GED Success Session (if applicable)  If you would like to complete orientation online at your own pace, just go to surf.miracosta.edu and log in with your student SURF ID and Password. Click on the “Tasks” tile and then select “Adult High School Orientation” from your to-do list. If you would like to attend a “live” orientation via ZOOM or in-person, go to miracosta.edu/AHSorientation to view the schedule and to sign-up. S tudents interested in getting their High School Equivalency/GED should attend a ZOOM success session prior to starting. These sessions are held on Mondays 6–7 pm and Thursdays 10–11 am To join, go to miracosta.edu/GEDzoom. If you are unable to attend during those times, email [email protected] to set up a one-on-one session. If you have questions, please email [email protected] or call 760.757.2121 x8757. Meet with a Counselor N oncredit 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 7 or go to miracosta.edu/tutorials. For assistance with SURF contact the Student HelpDesk at 760.795.6655 or by email at [email protected] or contact the Admissions & Records Office at 760.795.8710 or email [email protected]. MiraCosta College 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 8

NONCREDIT ESL English as a Second Language 1 5GET STARTED IN EASY STEPS 2 3 Apply to MiraCosta College 4 C omplete the MiraCosta College application online at miracosta.edu/ncapply. You will receive a welcome email from Admissions & Records with important information. 5 View miracosta.edu/admissions for more information. Go SURF C reate a SURF account. Please see page 6 for instructions. You will need to create a password in order to use SURF and access your classes online. Complete Placement & Orientation  T o get started, please call 760.795.8736 or email [email protected] to complete the placement process. G o to miracosta.edu/nceslorientation to sign up for orientation. If you have questions about ESL orientation, please contact [email protected] or call 760.757.2121 x8757. Optional: Meet with a Counselor  N oncredit 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 G o to surf.miracosta.edu to register for classes online. For additional instructions on how to use SURF see page 7 or go to miracosta.edu/tutorials. For assistance call the Admissions & Records Office at 760.795.8710 or email [email protected]. surf.miracosta.edu 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 9 Class Details & to Enroll

OVERVIEW A Brief Description of Classes Adult High School Diploma General Noncredit MiraCosta College’s Adult High School prepares adults The goal of adult education in California is to provide for higher education and increased employability in a citizens of every age and educational level the opportunity supportive, challenging, and accessible environment to develop civic responsibility, a realization of the human that respects and honors diversity. Upon entrance into potential, effective human relationships, and economic the program, each student’s previous coursework, skill self-sufficiency. General Noncredit continuing education at levels, and academic and/or professional goals are MiraCosta College includes the following areas: determined in order to provide an individualized plan for goal attainment. Students must earn a total of 160 credits, Basic Skills for Adults with Developmental Disabilities with at least 20 credits in residence. Courses specifically designed to provide individuals The Adult High School is fully accredited by the with life-skill proficiencies that are essential to the Accrediting Commission for Schools, and the Accrediting fulfillment of academic, vocational, and personal Commission for Community and Junior Colleges goals for adults with intellectual and developmental (ACCJC) through the Western Association of Schools disabilities. Contacting Student Accessibility Services and Colleges (WASC). (formerly DSPS) is encouraged prior to registration to ensure classroom accommodations can be provided. Career & College Preparation Please contact 760.795.6658 or [email protected] for assistance. More information about Student MiraCosta College offers career and college preparation Accessibility Services is available at miracosta.edu/sas. for students who wish to increase their skills in preparation Health & Safety for college classes, for employment or advancement in Courses specifically designed to offer lifelong the workplace, or for personal growth. These courses are education to promote the health, safety, and the offered in a variety of ways, including open enrollment, well-being of individuals. face-to-face, hybrid, and 100 percent online. (An Older Adult open enrollment class means that students may enroll Courses specifically designed to offer lifelong education at any time throughout the semester.) Academic for the older adult population that provide opportunities Skill classes include NCABE, NCENG, and NCMTH. for personal growth and development, as well as skills Workforce Preparation classes are offered in our Short for mental and physical well-being. Term Voc department and include business office Parenting computer applications, employability skills, automotive Courses specifically designed to offer education in technology, and courses to prepare students for entry- parenting, child development, and family relations in level employment. Specific information is available on order to enhance the quality of home, family, career, the Short-Term Vocational webpage at miracosta.edu/ and community life. shorttermvocational. These classes include NCWFP, NCBOT, and NCVOC. 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, career or job, and/or civic goals. The noncredit ESL program provides seven levels of ESL at the Community Learning Center during morning, afternoon, and evening hours, as well as 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. MiraCosta College 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 10

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) To ensure your place in a class, attend the first class meeting. or in person* at the Admissions & Records Students in 100% online classes must log into Canvas and Office at the Community Learning Center. engage in course work during the first week to avoid being You will not be mailed a confirmation of dropped for inactivity. Instructors may drop absent students registration. Students are responsible for to make room for students wishing to add the class from the officially adding or dropping a class. If you wait list. While registering in SURF, students may select the wait decide not to continue in a class for which list option for a full class. In order to add a class that has been you have registered, it is your responsibility wait listed, students will need to contact the instructor. If the to drop the class officially by using SURF or instructor agrees to add the student to a class, they will provide by submitting a drop card to Admissions & the student with a permission number that the student can Records. For assistance call 760.795.8710 or use to add the class in SURF. The instructor may also contact email [email protected]. Admissions & Records to add the student. *NOTE: Prior to coming to campus, please check the MiraCosta College website at miracosta.edu to ensure that we are open. Class Cancellations Testing Services Classes may be canceled due to insufficient Testing Services offers enrollment. Every attempt will be made to contact a variety of services to students by email before the class meets. students and non-students. Students do not need to drop a canceled class. Students can utilize the center to complete their SAS Academic Accommodations credit placements, ESL CASAS appraisals, and Students with disabilities, whether physical, learning, or psychological, access certain testing who believe that they may need accommodations, are encouraged accommodations. As a to contact Student Accessibility Services (formerly, DSPS) as soon PearsonVue-certified Test as possible. Please call 760.795.6658 or email [email protected] Center, the center also offers for assistance. More information about the program is available at GED testing to students taking miracosta.edu/sas. High School Equivalency (GED) classes For more information, please contact [email protected] 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 [email protected] for a counseling appointment. surf.miracosta.edu 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 11 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 12 For more informa7t6io0.n79cM5o.n8it7ar3ac6t CoC18so3mt1amMuisCnsiiotyonLAlelvaeernnguineeg Center2022 Noncred••itCCeeCrrttiiffiioccaauttee oorffsCCeoommsppeetteennccyy:: EEmnngglliiissrhhaFFuucnnddoaammseetnnattaall.sse––WRderaitudining/g,n2, 2coclalansssescessredit miracosta.edu/continuinged Oceanside • CA 92058

2020–2021 FREE NONCREDIT CERTIFICATES Earn a certificate in as little as two classes Have you taken a series of free, noncredit classes that have helped you improve your reading, writing, speaking, and computer skills? How would you like to have that hard work recognized with an official MiraCosta College certificate, preparing you for your resume, job skills, college preparedness, and more? CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION Beginning Noncredit ESL English Fundamentals—Writing Computer Applications— Microsoft Word This entry-level certificate is designed to This certificate provides a supportive, help students communicate in everyday noncredit, competency-based pathway This certificate demonstrates that students life situations they will encounter in the for students wishing to improve their basic have successfully completed beginning and community and at home, school, and work composition skills. intermediate courses in Microsoft Word that so they can meet their personal, academic, prepares them for employment. and career goals. 2 Required Courses 2 Courses Required 2 Required Courses • Choose one— • NCVOC 31 and NCVOC 32 Computer Applications— • NCESL 22—Level 3 HSENG/NCENG 17, 21 or NCABE 94 Microsoft Excel • Choose one elective—NCESL 20, 23, 81 Intermediate Noncredit ESL • H SENG/NCENG 22—Basic Composition: This certificate demonstrates that students have successfully completed Beginning and This intermediate-level certificate is designed The 5 Paragraph Essay Intermediate Microsoft Excel courses that to help students build on their abilities to prepare them for employment. communicate in English and to progress English Fundamentals—Grammar 2 Courses Required through the noncredit ESL program. This certificate provides a supportive, • NCVOC 39 and NCVOC 40 2 Required Courses noncredit, competency-based pathway Basic Computer Skills for students wishing to improve their • NCESL 32—Level 5 foundational English language and This certificate demonstrates successful • Choose one elective— grammar skills. completion of Basic Computer Skills 1and 2 for Learners with Intellectual and NCESL 30, 33, 62A, 65, 81, 82 2 Required Courses Developmental Disabilities. 2 Courses Required Advanced Noncredit ESL • Choose one—HSENG/NCENG 15 or 16 • NCENG 30—Sentence Crafting • NCSPC 27 and NCSPC 28 This advanced-level certificate is designed Basic Education for Academic to help students build on their abilities to or Workforce Preparation To find out if you qualify, or to communicate in English and to progress apply today, please visit through the noncredit ESL program and This certificate is designed to help students miracosta.edu/certificates. transition into Adult High School/GED review foundation skills in reading, writing, courses, credit courses, or employment. grammar, and mathematics. For more information on these certificates, visit miracosta.edu/ 2 Required Courses 3 Required Courses noncreditcatalog or contact [email protected]. • NCESL 45—Level 7 • Choose one English— • Choose one elective— REGISTER ONLINE NOW! HSENG/NCENG 17, 21, 22, 23, or 25 NCESL 30, 33, 62A, 62C, 65, 82 miracosta.edu/ncapply • Choose one math— English Fundamentals—Reading PROOF HSMTH/NCMTH 11, 12, 13, 20, 21 This certificate provides a supportive, noncredit, competency-based pathway • C hoose one elective— for students wishing to improve their basic literacy and comprehension skills. HSENG/NCENG 15, 16, 40 or NCVOC 42, 43, NCNUR 50, or HSWFP 11 2 Required Courses High School Equivalency • Choose one—HSENG/NCENG 17 Preparation or NCABE 90 This certificate is for students who have completed coursework in preparation for a • HSENG/NCENG 21—Paragraph to Essay high school equivalency (GED/HiSet) exams. 2 Required Courses • C hoose one—English NCENG 17-25, math NCMTH 11-21, or computers NCWFP 11 • NCABE 94—High School Equivalency Preparation

TYPES OF CLASSES Classes in all delivery 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 12:00 Scheduled Online in ZOOM classes Online + ZOOM classes in noncredit Fully Online classes in noncredit in noncredit meet online using a live require both scheduled online meetings require all instruction, coursework, videoconferencing tool (such as ZOOM) (ZOOM) and independent online and activities to be completed at all of the days and times indicated in learning each week. For example, a fully online. Classes offered the class listing. These classes may have class may meet for 3 hours of ZOOM 100 percent online have no face- additional instruction, coursework, and time each week +3 hours weekly online. to-face requirements allowing activities to be completed online. The online hours will be completed in for the most flexibly in this an independent learning format. independent learning format. 12:00 Hybrid classes require meeting time Face-to-Face classes are scheduled HyFlex classes give students the online, as well as specific days and on campus for a regular pattern of days option of attending class in-person times on campus in a classroom. and times. Canvas may be used as a or participating via ZOOM. Students These classes provide a good balance supplement to on-campus learning should be prepared to participate in the between time on campus and in some classes. scheduled lecture on campus or online learning online. via ZOOM at the days/times/location indicated in the class listing. If you are coming to campus to attend class or access services, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID for up-to-date campus safety protocols. What is ZOOM? Many noncredit classes will utilize an online, live To ZOOM, students can use a phone, tablet, videoconferencing tool called ZOOM. Classes in or computer. ZOOM can be accessed for free on most computers, *Each class will have its own ZOOM and URL log-in tablets, or mobile devices. It is recommended information provided by the instructor. (but not required) to have a webcam and microphone if you are using a computer. To learn more about ZOOM classes, students During scheduled or arranged ZOOM times, students can contact their instructors directly, or the should be prepared to interact with their instructors, Adult Education Office at 760.795.8736, just like they would have in a face-to-face class. or email [email protected]. 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 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 14

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 GIBBONS G CSCTR Class Title Catalog Number 3161 MWF 8am–9:20am 08/24–12/12 VINCI R ECSC When you enroll, you will be GIBBONS G ECSC Instructor asked the catalog number of 3164 TTh 9am–11:05am 08/24–12/12 GIBBONS G This is the person teaching the course you wish to take. GIBBONS G ZOOM the course. To contact them 3162 MWF 9:30am–10:50am 08/24–12/12 ZOOM directly, see the Noncredit Class Number POMPA P ZOOM Faculty list on page 16. An identification number for 3165 TTh 11am–1:05pm 08/24–12/12 POMPA P ARRANGED each individual class. When CAVALO C The instructor will advise as you enroll, you will be asked 3163 MW 2pm–4:05pm 08/24–12/12 to class meeting days, times, the class number of the class and/or location. you wish to take. NCHLT 75 Balance and Mobility 3158 MW 9:30am–10:55am 08/24–12/12 Online or ZOOM Course Notes Indicated with ONLINE or ONL. Indicates where the class 3160 TTh 11:30am–12:55pm 08/24–12/12 ZOOM indicates a class that meets and may include some meets at specific scheduled portion online, as noted. 3159 ARR 08/24–12/09 times online. Class Days HS Economics Location & Room Number M = Monday CLC refers to the Community T = Tuesday HSECN 10 Economics Learning Center in Oceanside; W = Wednesday This course covers the basic economic principles of microeco- OC refers to the Oceanside Th = Thursday nomics and macroeconomics. Campus; SAN refers to the F = Friday San Elijo Campus in Cardiff. S = Saturday 3013 ONL 08/24–10/17 CORD J ONLINE The room number follows the Note: This is an ONLINE class. All instruction, coursework, and activities location designation. 3016 will be completed online. STAFF 3015 ONL 6pm–9:10pm 10/26–12/19 ELIOPOULOS N ONLINE The instructor has not yet been assigned to the class. &T 8:30am–10am CLC103 MTWTh 12:30pm–1:55pm 10/26–12/19 CORD J ZOOM 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 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 15 Class Details & to Enroll

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COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING 2022 Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Adult High School HS English HS American Government HSENG 23 English 3 Students learn how to write argumentative essays, conduct basic research, and use intermediate MLA formatting and citation. HSAGT 10 American Government 1006 ONL 01/24-03/19 DURAN E ONLINE Students learn about the basic institutions ofAmerican government. HSENG 25 English 4 1023 ONL 01/24-03/19 CORD J ONLINE Students learn how to write research essays using advanced CLC107 research techniques and advanced MLA formatting and citation. 1024 T 10:30am-12pm 03/28-05/21 CORD J ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. 1009 ONL 01/24-03/19 DURAN E ONLINE 1053 HS Economics W 8:30am-10am 01/24-03/19 SENIGAGLIA A CLC114 &W 8:30am-10am ZOOM 1010 HSECN 10 Economics 1011 &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE This course covers the basic economic principles of microeco- HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to nomics and macroeconomics. participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check 1025 T 10:30am-12pm 01/24-03/19 CORD J CLC107 the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. 1027 ONL 03/28-05/21 CORD J ONL 03/28-05/21 SENIGAGLIA A ONLINE HS English W 10:30am-12pm 03/28-05/21 DURAN E CLC114 &W 10:30am-12pm ZOOM HSENG 15 English Grammar 1 &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE This first course in a two-course series covers basic grammar (nouns, HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to verbs, adjectives, adverbs) and punctuation. participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check 1018 ONL 01/24 - 03/19 PARKER M ONLINE the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against 1019 ONL 03/28 - 0 5/21 SMYTH N ONLINE COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. HSENG 16 English Grammar 2 HS Intro to Fine Arts This second course covers advanced grammar (fragments,run-ons, misplaced modifiers, sentence structure). Students are advised to HSIFA 13 Beginning Film and Digital Media Production enroll in HSENG 15 first. This course offers a basic introduction to the video production environment. It covers the process of creating and editing video 1020 ONL 01/24-03/19 SENIGAGLIA A ONLINE programs from concept and storyboards through shooting and 1015 recording,culminating in acquiring,editing,and mastering a digital W 10:30am-12pm 01/24-03/19 DURAN E CLC103 3-8 minute short film. 1017 1016 &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE ONL 03/28-05/21 DURAN E ONLINE W 8:30am-10am 03/28-05/21 SENIGAGLIA A CLC114 &W 8:30am-10am ZOOM 3282 ONL 01/24-03/19 HICKMAN T ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE HSIFA 14 Introduction to Fine Arts 3—The History of Film HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to Students learn about the history of films from various genres and different time periods. participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against 1054 ONL 03/28-05/21 HICKMAN T ONLINE COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. HS Math HSENG 17 Basic Skills: Reading and Study Strategies Students learn reading comprehension strategies as well as vo- HSMTH 11 Basic Skills Math 1 cabulary-building and study skills. Students learn about whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. 1013 W 8:30am-10am 03/28-05/21 PYNES S CLC120 3309 Th 10:30am-12pm 01/24-03/19 HOOPES M CLC101 ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. 1035 Th 10:30am-12pm 03/28-05/21 HOOPES M CLC101 &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE HSENG 21 English 1 Students learn how to write single-paragraph responses as well as HSMTH 12 Basic Skills Math 2 about personal and academic writing. This course covers percents, measurement, probability, and basic statistics. 1002 W 8:30am-10am 01/24-03/19 DARLING R ZOOM ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. HSENG 22 English 2 3311 W 6pm-8:05pm 01/24-03/19 KING J ZOOM Students learn about five-paragraph literary/expository essays, ONLINE personal and professional writing, and basic MLA formatting and &ONL +33 hours online. ONLINE citation. 1038 ONL 03/28-05/21 STAFF 1005 ONL 03/28-05/21 PYNES S ONLINE HSMTH 13 Basic Skills Math 3 Students learn elementary algebra and geometry. 1040 ONL 01/24-03/19 KING J ONLINE ZOOM 1041 W 6pm-8:05pm 03/28-05/21 KING J ONLINE &ONL +33 hours online. MiraCosta College Spring 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 18

Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # HS Math Career & College Preparation HSMTH 20 Algebra Essentials 1 Academic Skills This beginning algebra course covers the real number system, operations with algebraic expressions, linear equations and in- NCENG 15 English Grammar 1 equalities, graphing linear equations in two variables, and solving This first course in a two-course series covers basic grammar (nouns, systems of linear equations. verbs, adjectives, adverbs) and punctuation. 1043 T 8:30am-10am 01/24-03/19 WEZNIAK S CLC101 ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. 3057 ONL 01/24 - 03/19 PARKER M ONLINE 3062 ONL 03/28 - 0 5/21 SMYTH N ONLINE HSMTH 21 Algebra Essentials 2 Students with some beginning algebra experience learn about NCENG 16 English Grammar 2 exponents and polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations, and This second course covers advanced grammar (fragments,run-ons, rational expressions and equations. misplaced modifiers, sentence structure). Students are advised to enroll in NCENG 15 first. 3281 T 12:30pm-2pm 01/24-03/19 WEZNIAK S CLC101 ONLINE 1045 &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE 3063 ONL 01/24-03/19 SENIGAGLIA A ONLINE 1046 CLC101 3058 ONL 03/28-05/21 WEZNIAK S ONLINE W 10:30am-12pm 01/24-03/19 DURAN E CLC103 3060 T 8:30am-10am 03/28-05/21 WEZNIAK S 3059 &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. ONL 03/28-05/21 DURAN E ONLINE HS Science W 8:30am-10am 03/28-05/21 SENIGAGLIA A CLC114 &W 8:30am-10am ZOOM HSSCI 11 Physical Science 1—Chemistry &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE This chemistry course introduces students to the study of matter HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to and changes in matter. participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check 1049 W 12:30pm-2pm 01/24-03/19 MENDOZA G CLC205 the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. HSSCI 22 Life Science 2—Human Anatomy and Physiology Students learn about the eleven organ systems of the human NCENG 17 Basic Skills: Reading and Study Strategies body as well as the physiology of cellular respiration, homeostasis, Students learn reading comprehension strategies as well as vo- immunology, reproduction, and growth and development. cabulary-building and study skills. 1048 W 12:30pm-2pm 03/28-05/21 MAYA-PEINL M CLC205 3086 W 8:30am-10am 03/28-05/21 PYNES S CLC120 ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. HSSCI 23 Life Science 1B—Animal Biology NCENG 21 The Single Paragraph This introductory biology course covers the basics of animal bi- Students learn how to write single-paragraph responses as well as ology, including evolution and evolutionary relationships among about personal and academic writing. species and fossils. 3093 W 8:30am-10am 01/24-03/19 DARLING R ZOOM ONLINE 1047 ONL 01/24-03/19 MAYA-PEINL M ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. HSSCI 41 Physical Science 3—Environmental Science NCENG 22 Basic Composition: The Five Paragraph Essay This introductory environmental science course covers the basics Students learn about five-paragraph literary/expository essays, on human population growth, natural resources, and ecosystem personal and professional writing, and basic MLA formatting and dynamics. citation. 3283 ONL 03/28-05/21 MENDOZA G ONLINE 3049 ONL 03/28-05/21 PYNES S ONLINE HS U.S. History NCENG 23 Intermediate Composition: The Argument Essay Students learn how to write argumentative essays, conduct basic HSUSH 11 United States History 1 research, and use intermediate MLA formatting and citation. This US history course covers major turning points from the nation’s beginnings to the Great Depression with an emphasis on the 3050 ONL 01/24-03/19 DURAN E ONLINE twentieth century. NCENG 25 Advanced Composition: The Research Essay 1029 ONL 01/24-03/19 CORD J ONLINE Students learn how to write research essays using advanced research techniques and advanced MLA formatting and citation. HSUSH 12 United States History 2 3092 ONL 01/24-03/19 DURAN E ONLINE Students learn about the major turning points in US history from 3053 World War II to the present day with an emphasis on the twentieth W 8:30am-10am 01/24-03/19 SENIGAGLIA A CLC114 century. &W 8:30am-10am ZOOM &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to 1030 ONL 03/28-05/21 CORD J ONLINE participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. surf.miracosta.edu Spring 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 19 Class Details & to Enroll

COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING 2022 Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Academic Skills Academic Skills N(cCoEnNtiGnu2e5d)Advanced Composition: The Research Essay NCMTH 12 Basic Skills Math 2 This course covers percents, measurement, probability, and basic 3054 ONL 03/28-05/21 SENIGAGLIA A ONLINE statistics. 3055 W 10:30am-12pm 03/28-05/21 DURAN E CLC114 3312 W 6pm-8:05pm 01/24-03/19 KING J ZOOM ONLINE &W 10:30am-12pm ZOOM &ONL +33 hours online. ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE 3072 ONL 03/28-05/21 STAFF HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM NCMTH 13 Basic Skills Math 3 Students learn elementary algebra and geometry. at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against 3074 ONL 01/24-03/19 KING J ONLINE ZOOM COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please 3075 W 6pm-8:05pm 03/28-05/21 KING J visit miracosta.edu/COVID. ONLINE NCMTH 11 Basic Skills Math 1 &ONL +33 hours online. Students learn about whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. NCMTH 20 Algebra Essentials 1 3310 Th 10:30am-12pm 01/24-03/19 HOOPES M CLC101 This beginning algebra course covers the real number system, &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE operations with algebraic expressions, linear equations and in- 3069 Th 10:30am-12pm 03/28-05/21 HOOPES M CLC101 equalities, graphing linear equations in two variables, and solving &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE systems of linear equations. 3076 T 8:30am-10am 01/24-03/19 WEZNIAK S CLC101 ONLINE &ONL +37 hours online. NCMTH 21 Algebra Essentials 2 Students with some beginning algebra experience learn about exponents and polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations, and rational expressions and equations. 3079 T 12:30pm-2pm 01/24-03/19 WEZNIAK S CLC101 ONLINE Learning Is For Everyone 3080 &ONL +37 hours online. ONLINE 3308 CLC101 LIFE is a lifelong learning program for seniors featuring ONL 03/28-05/21 WEZNIAK S ONLINE interesting, informative, and topical presentations by MiraCosta faculty and staff, guest speakers and LIFE T 8:30am-10am 03/28-05/21 WEZNIAK S members. Membership is open to all who love to learn! LIFE at Oceanside is currently not meeting on campus due &ONL +37 hours online. to COVID-19. However, we are offering online lectures. HS Workforce Preparation HSWFP 11 Applied Computer Skills Students develop essential computer and information technolo- gy skills, including how to use word processing software and the college’s learning management system. 1052 MW 2:15pm-5:20pm 03/28-05/21 STRONG M ZOOM HS Equivalency Preparation NCABE 92 High School Equivalency Preparation Students prepare for the high school diploma equivalency exam (GED or HiSet). 3066 T 10:30am-1pm 01/24-05/21 KEOUGH/HOOPES CLC114 &T 10:30am-1pm ZOOM 3036 &ONL ONLINE +57 hours online. HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or 3284 online via ZOOM at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. MW 6pm-8:35pm 01/24-05/21 KEOUGH/HOOPES CLC114 &MW 6pm-8:35pm KEOUGH K ZOOM &ONL ONLINE +12 hours online. HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated Quarterly schedules are available online at or cleared against COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more miracosta.edu/life information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. ONL 03/28-05/21 KEOUGH K ONLINE MiraCosta College Spring 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 20

Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # NCESL English as a Second Language Noncredit English as a Second Language NCESL 45 English as a Second Language, Level 7 Noncredit English as a Second Language 3276 M 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 REYES K CLC104 ZOOM &W 8:30am-11:35am ONLINE NCESL 10 English as a Second Language, Level 1 &ONL +53 hours online. ZOOM 2958 MW 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 VELA CHE C CLC102 3033 T 9am-12:05pm 01/24-05/21 FAROUQ Z ONLINE ZOOM ZOOM &TTh 6pm-9:05pm &ONL +49 hours online. CLC102 ONLINE 2959 MW 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 VELA CHE C ZOOM 2981 MW 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 REYES K ZOOM &TTh 6pm-9:05pm &ONL +53 hours online. ONLINE CLC104 3277 MW 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 REYES K ZOOM NCESL 21 English as a Second Language, Level 2 &ONL +49 hours online. ONLINE 2960 MW 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 RAVANBAKSH H CLC102 2983 M 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 REYES K &TTh 8:30am-11:35am ZOOM &W 6pm-9:05pm 3327 MTWTh 5:45pm-7:55pm 01/24-03/19 CORY M ZOOM &ONL +49 hours online. 2961 MW 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 MACLEAN C CLC119 NCESL 20 Noncredit ESL Conversation Skills for Beginning Students &TTh 6pm-9:05pm ZOOM 2962 MW 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 RAVANBAKSH H CLC102 2999 S 8:30am-11:40am 01/24-05/21 RAMIREZ C CLC108 &TTh 8:30am-11:35am ZOOM 2994 MW 8:30am-11:40am 01/24-03/19 WASZAK C ZOOM 3328 MTWTh 5:45pm-7:50pm 03/28-05/21 CORY M ZOOM 3346 MW 12pm-3:10pm 01/24-03/19 RODRIGUEZ-CA CLC102 3081 MW 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 MACLEAN C CLC106 2995 MW 6pm-9:10pm 01/24-03/19 RAMIREZ C ZOOM &TTh 6pm-9:05pm ZOOM 2996 MW 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 GRABOI J ZOOM NCESL 22 English as a Second Language, Level 3 3347 MW 12pm-3:05pm 03/28-05/21 RODRIGUEZ-CA CLC102 3009 TTh 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 HARTMAN H CLC119 NCESL 23 Reading and Writing for Beginning Level Students ZOOM &MW 8:30am-11:35am CLC115 3010 TTh 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 WASZAK C CLC106 ZOOM 2965 TTh 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 CANTU J CLC115 3348 TTh 12pm-3:05pm 01/24-03/19 RODRIGUEZ-CA CLC102 ZOOM &MW 6pm-9:05pm CLC115 3011 TTh 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 RAMIREZ C ZOOM ZOOM 2966 TTh 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 HARTMAN H 3012 TTh 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 GRABOI J ZOOM &MW 8:30am-11:35am 3349 TTh 12pm-3:05pm 03/28-05/21 RODRIGUEZ-CA CLC102 2967 TTh 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 CANTU J 3013 TTh 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 RAMIREZ C ZOOM &MW 6pm-9:05pm NCESL 25 Multilevel Beginning-Intermediate English as a Second Language NCESL 31 English as a Second Language, Level 4 3032 T 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-05/21 FAROUQ Z CLC104 3274 TTh 6pm-8:05pm 01/24-05/21 RABINOVICH E CLC112 ZOOM &Th 8:30am-11:35am CLC117 NCESL 30 Noncredit ESL Conversation Skills for Intermediate ZOOM Students 2968 TTh 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 TAMURA K CLC106 &MW 8:30am-11:35am ZOOM 3351 S 8:30am-11:40am 01/24-05/21 ALFATTAL E CLC104 2969 TTh 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 BAIRSTOW I CLC106 3018 M 8:30am-11:40am 01/24-03/19 HOSTE T ZOOM ZOOM &MW 6pm-9:05pm &W 8:30am-11:40am CLC119 CLC106 2970 TTh 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 TAMURA K ZOOM 3003 W 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-05/21 WELDELE B ZOOM &MW 8:30am-11:35am 3002 M 12pm-3:10pm 01/24-03/19 SILVA M CLC114 2971 TTh 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 BAIRSTOW I &M 12pm-3:10pm ZOOM &MW 6pm-9:05pm &ONL +27 hours online. ONLINE NCESL 32 English as a Second Language, Level 5 HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to 2972 MW 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 POORTENGA D ZOOM participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM &ONL +53 hours online. ONLINE at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check 2973 MW 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 BELL D ZOOM the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against &ONL +53 hours online. ONLINE COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please visit miracosta.edu/COVID. 2974 MW 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 POORTENGA D ZOOM 3350 M 12:15pm-1:45pm 01/24-03/19 CLARKE E ZOOM &ONL +49 hours online. ONLINE &W 12:15pm-1:45pm CLC114 2975 MW 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 BELL D ZOOM &ONL +24 hours online. ONLINE &ONL +49 hours online. ONLINE 3021 M 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 GAY R ZOOM NCESL 40 English as a Second Language, Level 6 &W 8:30am-11:35am CLC111 2976 MW 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 SILVA M ZOOM 3007 M 12:15pm-1:45pm 03/28-05/21 CLARKE E ZOOM ONLINE &ONL +53 hours online. &W 12:15pm-1:45pm CLC112 ZOOM 2977 MW 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-03/19 STONER C ONLINE &ONL +22 hours online. ONLINE CLC115 &ONL +53 hours online. NCESL 33 Reading and Writing for Intermediate Level ZOOM Students 2978 M 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 SILVA M ONLINE &W 8:30am-11:35am ZOOM 3019 T 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 GAY R ZOOM ONLINE CLC112 &ONL +49 hours online. &Th 8:30am-11:35am ZOOM ZOOM 2979 MW 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 STONER C 3015 TTh 12pm-3:05pm 01/24-03/19 CAROTHERS C CLC112 ZOOM &ONL +49 hours online. 3014 T 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-05/21 TREPTOW R ONLINE 3020 TTh 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 DOUGLASS D 3016 T 12pm-3:05pm 03/28-05/21 SILVA M &ONL +25 hours online. surf.miracosta.edu Spring 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 21 Class Details & to Enroll

COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING 2022 Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Noncredit English as a Second Language Noncredit English as a Second Language NCESL 35 Multilevel Intermediate-Advanced English as a NCESL 53 Advanced Grammar for Writing for Non-Native Second Language Speakers of English 3275 MW 6pm-8:10pm 01/24-05/21 ROSTWOROWSKI CLC112 3041 M 10:30am-11:45am 02/07-05/23 BROWN D ZOOM NCESL 50 English as a Second Language, Learning Lab &ONL +31.5 hours online. ONLINE 2985 ONL 01/24-03/19 CLARKE E ONLINE NCESL 55 Introduction to Academic Writing for Students from Multilingual Backgrounds 2984 ONL 01/24-03/19 HOSTE/LOPEZ ONLINE 3042 T 9am-10:50am 01/24-05/27 RABINOVICH E OC4612 3278 ONL 01/24-03/19 LEWIS/BERMUDEZ ONLINE &ONL +53 hours online. ONLINE 3279 ONL 03/28-05/21 LEWIS/BERMUDEZ ONLINE 3322 ONL 02/07-05/27 ROSTWOROWSKI ONLINE 2986 ONL 03/28-05/21 GAY/HOSTE ONLINE 2987 ONL 03/28-05/21 CLARKE E ONLINE NCESL 57 Introduction to College Composition for Students from Multilingual Backgrounds NCESL 62B Workplace ESL (Advanced) 3044 T 11am-12:50pm 01/24-05/27 LACKKATY S OC4612 3085 MW 6pm-9:05pm 01/24-05/21 LOPEZ M ZOOM ZOOM &ONL +53 hours online. ONLINE 2991 Th 12pm-3:10pm 01/24-05/21 HOSTE T ONLINE 3046 ONL 02/07-05/27 LACKKATY S ONLINE &ONL +48 hours online. NCESL 62C Bridge to College and Career ESL (Advanced) 3317 M 8:30am-11:35am 03/28-05/21 HOSTE T CLC114 &M 8:30am-11:35am ZOOM General Noncredit &W 8:30am-11:35am ZOOM HyFlex (On campus and Zoom). Students should be prepared to participate in the scheduled lecture on campus or online via ZOOM Adults with Disabilities at the days/times/location specified in the schedule of classes. Check the syllabus for details. Must be fully vaccinated or cleared against NCSPC 25 Effective Life Skills COVID-19 to attend on-ground classes. For more information, please 2951 MTWTh 9am-11:25am 01/24-05/21 NA S ZOOM visit miracosta.edu/COVID. SAN309 SNtCudESeLn8ts1(BBeagsiicnnCinogmLpeuvteelr)s and Digital Literacy (BCDL) for ESL 3291 MW 9am-11:30am 01/24-05/21 MARR M ZOOM ONLINE &F 9am-11:05am 2990 S 8:30am-11:40am 01/24-05/21 PIZZORNO M CLC112 &ONL +49 hours online. NStCudESeLn8ts2(ICntoemrmpeudteiarstea/nAddDvaignictaeldLiLteevraecl)y (CDL) for ESL NCSPC 26 Basic Academic Skills 2952 TTh 9am-11:25am 01/24-05/21 WARREN-YAGUB CLC110 2992 T 12pm-1:20pm 01/24-03/19 CLARKE E ZOOM 2954 MW 12:15pm-2:45pm 01/24-05/21 NA S ZOOM &ONL +38 hours online. ONLINE NCSPC 27 Basic Computer Skills 1 for Learners with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 2993 T 12pm-1:20pm 03/28-05/21 CLARKE E ZOOM &ONL +38 hours online. ONLINE 2956 TTh 12pm-2:25pm 01/24-05/21 WOLPOV T CLC202 Citizenship NCSPC 28 Basic Computer Skills 2 for Learners with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities NCESL 65 English as a Second Language, Citizenship 2957 MW 12pm-2:30pm 01/24-05/21 WOLPOV T CLC202 3270 ONL 01/24-03/19 LEWIS/BERMUDEZ ONLINE Noncredit Health & Safety 2988 ONL 01/24-03/19 ZIMMERMAN D ONLINE 3271 ONL 03/28-05/21 LEWIS/BERMUDEZ ONLINE NCHLT 11 Spinal Fitness 2989 ONL 03/28-05/21 ZIMMERMAN D ONLINE 2907 MWF 8am-9:15am 01/24 - 0 5/21 GIBBONS G ZOOM VINCI R CLC109 2905 TTh 9am-11:05am 01/24-05/21 GIBBONS G GIBBONS G ZOOM 3289 MWF 9:30am-10:45am 01/24-05/21 POMPA P ZOOM ZOOM Mirrored Classes 2906 TTh 11am-1:05pm 01/24 - 0 5/21 3285 TTh 11:30am-1:35pm 01/24-05/21 Noncredit English as a Second Language NCHLT 75 Balance and Mobility 2903 MW 9:30am-10:55am 01/24-05/21 POMPA P ZOOM HARGROVE L ZOOM NCESL 29 Listening and Speaking for Non-Native Speakers of 2904 MW 12:15pm-1:40pm 01/24-05/21 English Noncredit Art 3037 W 10:30am-11:45am 01/24-05/27 RABINOVICH E OC4612 &ONL +27 hours online. ONLINE NCART 11 Painting, Intermediate NCESL 39 Reading and Vocabulary Development for Non- 2916 Th 1pm-3:50pm 01/24 - 0 5/21 PEARCE S CLC205 Native Speakers of English NCART 12 Painting, Advanced PEARCE S CLC205 3038 M 9am-10:15am 01/24-05/27 BROWN D ZOOM 2917 Th 9:30am-12:20pm 01/24-05/21 ALLEN A ZOOM &ONL +28.5 hours online. ONLINE PEARCE S ZOOM NCESL 49 Grammar for Non-Native Speakers of English NCART 13 Acrylic Painting 3039 W 12pm-1:15pm 01/24-05/27 GROSS M OC4612 2911 Th 9am-11:50am 01/24 - 0 5/21 01/24 - 0 5/21 &ONL +27 hours online. ONLINE 2912 F 12pm-3:05pm 3040 ONL 02/07-05/27 GROSS M ONLINE MiraCosta College Spring 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 22

Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Class # Days Time Dates Instructor Room # Noncredit Art Noncredit Writing NCART 15 Portrait and Figure Drawing and Painting NCWRT 10 Creative Writing 2920 T 9am-11:50am 01/24-05/21 HAEGER F ZOOM 2949 W 1:10pm-4pm 01/24 - 0 5/21 HICKMAN T CLC103 ZOOM PYNES S ZOOM 2921 T 12:30pm-3:20pm 01/24-05/21 HAEGER F NCWRT 20 Life Story Writing CLC205 NCART 17 Painting and Drawing ZOOM 2950 Th 1:10pm-4pm 01/24 - 0 5/21 2919 M 12:30pm-3:35pm 01/24-05/21 HAEGER F CLC205 ALLEN A ZOOM 2918 Th 12:30pm-3:20pm 01/24-05/21 ZOOM NCART 20 Basic Drawing and Sketching ZOOM Short Term Vocational 2914 M 9am-12:05pm 01/24-05/21 HAEGER F ZOOM ALLEN A ZOOM 2913 W 1pm-3:50pm 01/24 - 0 5/21 ZOOM NCART 31 Watercolor Painting, Beginning ZOOM Noncredit Short Term Vocational Education 2922 T 9am-11:50am 01/24-05/21 ALLEN A CLC116 2923 T 12pm-2:50pm 01/24-05/21 ADAMS D NCVOC 50 Basic Auto Tune-Up NCART 32 Watercolor Painting, Intermediate 2889 ONL 02/07-05/27 KATSON P ONLINE 2924 W 9:10am-12pm 01/24-05/21 ADAMS D NCVOC 31 Beginning Microsoft Word 2925 W 12:30pm-3:20pm 01/24-05/21 PEARCE S 2895 S 10am-12:30pm 01/29-02/17 NIMAR D ZOOM ONLINE 3329 T 12:30pm-3:20pm 01/24-05/21 STAFF &ONL +17 hours online. ZOOM NCART 35 Watercolor Painting on Location 2896 T 6pm-9:05pm 03/28-05/21 STRONG M 2927 T 12:30pm-3:20pm 01/24-05/21 PEARCE S NCVOC 32 Intermediate Microsoft Word NCART 70 Multimedia Sculpture 2897 S 10am-12:30pm 02/26-03/19 NIMAR D ZOOM ONLINE 2915 M 9am-12:05pm 01/24-05/21 SULLIVAN P &ONL +14 hours online. Noncredit Health, Older Adults NCVOC 37 Microsoft Powerpoint 2901 T 6pm-9:05pm 01/24 - 03/19 STRONG M ZOOM NCHAS 12 Weight Management for Seniors NCVOC 38 Computer Basics/Keyboarding 2942 W 2pm-4:05pm 01/24-05/21 HARGROVE L ZOOM 2891 W 8:30am-11:35am 01/24-03/19 STRONG M CLC202 NCHAS 70 Body Conditioning Over Easy NCVOC 39 Beginning Microsoft Excel 2929 TTh 10am-12:05pm 01/24-05/21 HARGROVE L ZOOM 2899 S 9am-12:25pm 01/24-03/19 STRONG M CLC202 GIBBONS G ZOOM ZOOM 3288 MW 1:30pm-3:35pm 01/24-05/21 2898 S 10am-12:30pm 04/02-04/23 NIMAR D ONLINE NCHAS 71 Body Conditioning for Older Adults &ONL +14 hours online. 2930 TTh 8am-9:15am 01/24-05/21 POMPA P ZOOM NCVOC 40 Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2933 MW 9am-10:20am 01/24-05/21 POFFINBARGER ZOOM 3087 S 10am-12:30pm 04/30-05/19 NIMAR D ZOOM ONLINE 2931 TTh 9:45am-11am 01/24-05/21 POMPA P ZOOM &ONL +17 hours online. 2932 MW 10:30am-11:50am 01/24-05/21 WILTSHIRE M CLC109 Note: NCVOC 31-40 will be taught using Microsoft Office 365/2019 for PC. NCHAS 85 Chair Yoga for Older Adults Noncredit Business Office Technology 2940 MW 8:30am-9:50am 01/24-05/21 WILTSHIRE M CLC109 HARGROVE L ZOOM 2938 MW 9:30am-10:50am 01/24-05/21 KRAMER A NCBOT 10 Beginning Keyboarding HARGROVE L CLC109 2939 MW 12:30pm-1:50pm 01/24-05/21 ZOOM 3287 T 12pm-1:05pm 03/28-05/21 STRONG M ZOOM 2936 TTh 1:15pm-2:30pm 01/24-05/21 Noncredit Music Noncredit Workforce Preparation NCMUS 10 Music Appreciation for Seniors NCWFP 11 Applied Computer Skills 3290 Th 1:30pm-4:20pm 01/24-05/21 LEWIS D ZOOM 2894 MW 2:15pm-5:20pm 03/28-05/21 STRONG M ZOOM CLC103 2943 T 1:30pm-4:20pm 01/24-05/21 LEWIS D NCWFP 21 Employability Skills ZOOM 2944 W 1:30pm-4:20pm 01/24-05/21 LEWIS D 3286 MW 9am-11:30am 01/24-05/21 FEIST A CLC110 Noncredit Psychology &ONL +15 hours online. ONLINE 2890 TTh 12pm-2:30pm 01/24-05/21 WARREN-YAGUB CLC110 NCPSY 11 Self-Awareness Through Improvisation &ONL +12 hours online. ONLINE 2946 W 3:30pm-5:40pm 01/24-05/21 ALLEN S SAN309 ZOOM NCPSY 13 The Impact of Radio on Our Lives 2948 M 1:30pm-4:35pm 01/24-05/21 ALLEN S surf.miracosta.edu Spring 2022 Noncredit Courses miracosta.edu/noncredit 23 Class Details & to Enroll

Community Learning Center 1831 Mission Avenue, Oceanside, CA 92058 MiraCosta College Meets All of Your Education Needs! MiraCosta College REVIVEBULLETIN COMMUNITY EDUCATION 2 0 21 Spring 2022 Credit Courses FALL tci.miracosta.edu Classes Start January 24 20222sp0srp2rii2nngg Enrichment • Career & Professional Development CONTINUING Cardiff / Oceanside / Online EDUCATION GATHER SCHEDULE miracosta.edu Adult High School SUCCEED Career & College Prep EARN A DEGREE NCESL noncredit english as a Second Language In-Person & Online Classes • Workforce Training General Noncredit miracosta.edu/credit Short-Term Vocational Continue to learn MiraCosta College offers start your education hundreds of classes in more miracosta.edu/community than 70 disciplines. In our credit miracosta.edu/noncredit program, you can earn a degree MiraCosta College Community Education or certificate, complete your first & Workforce Development serves the Begin your journey with us through two years of college and transfer North County Coastal community adult high school, short–term to a four-year university, or take by offering not–for–credit classes and vocational, noncredit adult courses, classes to advance your career. programs that provide you and your and English as a second language. Scholarships and financial aid family with opportunities to learn, are available! connect, and succeed. • Develop a skill, trade, language, or technique • Specialized certificated training • Align your skills with employers’ needs • Advance your current career MiraCosta College shall provide access to educational programs and employment practices, and shall not discriminate based on accent, age, ancestry, citizenship status, color, disability, economic status, ethnic group identification, gender, sex, marital status, medical condition, national origin, parental status, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. MiraCosta College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, 10 Commercial Blvd., Suite 204, Novato, CA 94949, 415.506.0234, an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education. Additional information about accreditation, including the filing of complaints against member institutions, can be found at: www.accjc.org. The college is also approved by the California Department of Education for the training of veterans under the provisions of the G.I. Bill of Regulations. For information about MiraCosta College’s disability accommodations, equal opportunity/nondiscrimination policy, equal employment opportunity, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), Student Right–to–Know Rates, Selective Service, Federal Tax Credit, and Smoking & Drug Use, please visit miracosta.edu.