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Valley Learning Center219 First Street • PO Box 130 Mountain View, WY 82939 307-782-6401

Serving the entire Bridger Valley: Lyman, Mountain View, Fort Bridger, Robertson, & Lonetree

Susan Hissong

VLC Administrative Assistant

Offi ce Hours:Monday-Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Ways to RegisterRegister Early for best options!

• Western Wyoming Community College Registration: 1) by phone (with credit card only), 2) in person or 3) Online at westernwyoming.edu, choose Services and Registration

• Community Education Registration: 1) by phone (with credit cardonly), 2) in person or 3) online at valleylearningcenter.coursestorm.com (requires credit card information)

• Adult Basic Education Registration: 1) by phone, 2) In person or 3)online at valleylearningcenter.coursestorm.com

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

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Welcome to Valley Learning Center You are about to discover the many and varied continuing education opportunities that Valley Learning Center offers locally. Valley Learning Center serves all ages who wish to enrich their lives and continue their education and growth. Our services include Basic Adult Education, High School Equivalency test preparation and Career Readiness Certification preparation, community education enrichment classes, WWCC academic advising, UW academic advising, financial aid advising, placement testing, proctored testing, career testing, and a 9 unit computer lab with full internet access all under one roof. The first section of this fall schedule includes information for registering for fall college classes with Western Wyoming Community College through distance education. The second section lists the many exciting and interesting Community Education classes offered for fall. The last section explains our College and Career Readiness services.

We are very pleased to offer the quality and variety of services and educational opportunities that we have available – right here in Bridger Valley. If you have been considering returning to college or just want to take an enrichment class, no matter your age or situation, it may be easier and more convenient than you thought. If you have questions, please call or stop by Valley Learning Center. Valley Learning Center is located in Mountain View on 219 First Street. Turn south on Birch Street. Please call for directions or questions at 782-6401.

Enrich, Equip, and Educate Today’s Community for Tomorrow’s World

VALLEY LEARNING CENTER FALL 2017 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

VLC DirectorKarla Behunin

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REGISTRATION & PAYMENT INFORMATION FOR WWCC CREDIT COURSES

Tuition and Required FeesThe College Board of Trustees reserves the right to alter tuition and fees

at any time by the amount necessary to maintain the institution or as required by the Wyoming Community College Commission.

All tuition and fees are due at the designated dates on the account statement, accessed on Mustang WebAdvisor. All checks or money orders should be made payable to Western Wyoming Community College or pay online through your Mustang Cruiser account.

Other CostsLab courses have additional fees (nonrefundable)

Biology Lab .................................................................................... $50Computer Courses ......................................................................... $25Chemistry Lab ................................................................................ $65English Composition I .................................................................... $28All ENGL Courses ............................................................................. $2Nurse Assistant .............................................................................. $36

Other courses may have course fees. Any such fee will be listed in the course description section of this schedule.

Internet Courses ............................................................................ $35

Degree Seeking or Full-Time (12 or more credit hours)

• Apply for admission and be accepted• Take Placement Tests or provide documentation of

minimum ACT or SAT scores• Attend an Individual Advising Appointment• Meet with your academic advisor at Valley Learning Center• Register

Non-Degree Seeking and Part-Time (11 or fewer credit hours)

• Come in, call, mail or go online to register• Pay at the time of registration (or provide proof of federal financial aid)• Students enrolling in 6 or more credits may set up a 3 payment plan• Use online form or Mustang WebAdvisor

Individual Advising Appointments After you complete the application process, contact the Valley Learning

Center at 307-782-6401 or [email protected] to make an Individual Advising appointment.

All students must complete the WWCC Online Orientation before the appointment.

WaitlistsStudents may be placed on a waitlist if a course is full. When a seat

becomes available the student will be sent an email notifying them that a seat has become available. The student will have three days to add the course to their schedule through “Managing My Waitlist” in Mustang WebAdvisor or by calling Mustang Central. It is ultimately the responsibility of the student to know their position on any given waitlist.

Being on a waitlist does not complete the registration process. Students are not automatically enrolled when a seat opens. If you have decided against the wait listed course, please have your name deleted from the waitlist by using “Managing My Waitlist” in Mustang WebAdvisor or by calling Valley Learning Center at 782-6401

Dropping ClassesUse Mustang WebAdvisor to drop courses through October 27 (full

semester courses). Complete withdrawals should be initiated at Valley Learning Center or Mustang Central.

NOTE: Block courses are on a reduced schedule for drop/ add dates and

refunds. Contact Valley Learning Center or Mustang Central for exact dates.

Payment by Mustang WebAdvisorPay on your account, or make a final payment by using Mustang WebAdvisor

and a Visa or Mastercard.• westernwyoming.edu• Mustang Cruiser (Login) Go to Mustang WebAdvisor to Make a Payment• Login using your Mustang Cruiser Login ID and Password

Note: Check your Mustang Cruiser email for account notices.

Bills are not mailed.

Payment PlanStudents enrolled in 6 or more credits who cannot pay the full amount of

Fall 2017 tuition, fees, room and board may set up a payment plan.• See payment dates below.• A $50.00 set up/processing fee is charged for each payment plan.• Students enrolled in 6 or more credits are automatically placed on

a payment plan if balance is not paid by the Friday, September 8deadline, and a $10 late fee is charged.

Fall Tuition Per Credit Hour

Residents of Wyoming ................................................................. $125.25 Overload Fee (21+ hrs.) ............................................................ $94/hr.WUE (Western Undergraduate Exchange) ................................... $172

Overload Fee (21+ hrs.) ............................................................. $141/hr.All Others ..................................................................................... $308

Overload Fee (21+ hrs.) ............................................................ $277/hr.

Fall 2017 Payment Deadline

6 or more credits

Wednesday, August 9

Students enrolled in 5 or fewer credits

Balance due

Wednesday, August 9

Account Information is emailed to all students.

Check your mailcruiser email often.

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Fall Refund-Full Semester Courses(Contact Mustang Central for short course refund schedule)

August 23-25100% refund for courses dropped by this dateAugust 26-September 480% refund for courses dropped during this timeSeptember 5-1460% refund for courses dropped during this timeSeptember 15-2440% refund for courses dropped during this timeSeptember 25NO refund for courses dropped on, or after, this dateRefund and repayment for Federal Financial Aid

recipients may be different.

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STUDENT SERVICES AND FINANCIAL AIDOutreach Service

Western Wyoming Community College provides a number of services to you here at the Valley Learning Center Outreach. You can:

• register,• take classes,• meet with an academic advisor,• take placement tests,• computer lab access and use• apply for financial aid,• and a number of other things.

You also have access to all services on-campus, so please feel free to contact us whenever you need something.Remember students are responsible for adhering to all College regulations. The best place to find information on various rules is the College catalog. It’s our contract with you. Please go online at westernwyoming.edu to view our catalog.

Getting Financial AssistanceStudents enrolled in a minimum of six credits at Western Wyoming

Community College are encouraged to apply for financial aid. Some students enrolled in less than 6 hours may also be eligible for financial aid. There are generally two types of aid available at WWCC: aid based on assessed financial need and aid awarded based on academic excellence or area of major.

Students interested in Federal Aid must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Applications can be accessed from the WWCC Financial Aid webpage. Before financial aid awards are disbursed, students must have applied and been accepted for admission, and be degree or certificate seeking at WWCC.

April 1 is the priority deadline for financial aid at WWCC. Applications received by this date will receive priority consideration for all available monies. Applications received after that date will be processed as the financial aid file is completed.

Mustang WebAdvisor Capabilities:Students can access a variety of financial aid information via Mustang

WebAdvisor.• Students can view their award letter for the current academic year

once their financial aid file is complete and the financial aid office has reviewed their eligibility and packaged their

awards.

• Students can also accept or decline the aid that has been offeredto them utilizing this medium.

• Students can print out their award letter.

• Mustang WebAdvisor will direct students to the Master Promissory Note (Legal promise to repay Student Loans borrowed).

• Students can view their financial aid status by year or specific term.

This information is accessed by using your Mustang WebAdvisor login and password.

Financial Aid Awards usually consist of a combination of the following:

Federal Aid Programs:Federal Pell Grant – Federal Grant money available to qualifying students

attending approved post-secondary institutions.Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) - Federal

grants available to students with the lowest family contribution.Federal Work Study – Student employment available to a limited number of

students with need who choose to earn part of their educational expenses.

Federal Direct Loans:Subsidized Loans – Need-based federally subsidized loans available to college

students which are funded by the Federal Direct Loan Program. Current interest rate information is available at westernwyoming.edu, and repayment obligations begin six months after the student completes their education or stops attending on a part time basis. Entrance and exit counseling is required in order to receive these funds.

Unsubsidized Loans – Non-need based Federal loans available to college students which are funded by the Federal Direct Loan Program. Interest rate information is available at westernwyoming.edu. Entrance and exit counseling is required in order to receive these funds.

Federal PLUS Loans – Federal loans available to parents whose children attend post-secondary institutions. Interest rate information is available at westernwyoming.edu. Repayment begins immediately after loan disbursement.

Institutional Aid Programs:Western offers a variety of scholarships to High School Seniors based on

academic excellence. They include the Superior Student Scholarship, Honor Scholarship, Performance Scholarship; Opportunity Scholarship and Provisional Opportunity Scholarship (award includes state of Wyoming funds for Hathaway eligible students), competition and special ability grants. The Sweetwater County High School Graduate Scholarship is available for students who graduate from a Sweetwater County High School. Divisional Scholarships are available to sophomore students. Scholarships are also available to qualifying transfer, part-time and non-traditional students.

WWC Foundation Aid:Grants provided through donor participation, ranging in value from $250-$3,500

per academic year.

Veteran’s Benefi ts:Information and applications can be obtained from the Veteran’s Representative

in Mustang Central, and online on the College’s webpage.

FAFSA Website

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Set up Online Account Go to westernwyoming.edu Click on Apply Now Create Account

Complete online ap pli ca tion: Click on My Applications,

then click on Start A New Undergraduate Application

Request offi cial transcripts: High School or GED College(s) (include high school

concurrent and dual credits) ACT or SAT Scores (required for

academic scholarshipconsideration)

Take the Placement Test After you receive your acceptance

letter, schedule to attend an Individual Advising Appointment

All Degree Seeking Students Must Complete an

Application for Admission

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TEXTBOOK & BOOKSTOREINFORMATION

Course textbooks can be reserved or ordered directly from the WWCC campus bookstore. It is convenient, simple, and easy. You can place your order on the Bookstore website at www.wwccbookstore.com. See below for more information.

The bookstore website includes author, title, publisher, ISBN and copyright date for textbooks or materials. Textbooks can be reserved online for four weeks prior to the beginning of the Spring or Fall semester. Textbook rentals on selected titles are available.

What You Should Know About Financial Aid Bookstore Accounts

All students buying their textbooks with Financial Aid must have funds in place EACH SEMESTER to cover the costs of books and supplies.

Ordering on the Webwww.wwccbookstore.com

• Select “TEXTBOOKS”, “BUY/RENT/RESERVE” from the topmenu

• Accept Agreement• Select “CAMPUS TERM” at the bottom of the page• Select the appropriate “DEPARTMENT, COURSE, and SECTION”• Course material will appear at the bottom of your screen. Select

“QTY” and “NEW or USED”. Please note that new books willautomatically replace your selection for used books in the event that the bookstore does not have your used choice in stock.

• Select “ADD SELECTED BOOKS TO CART”• To reserve select “RESERVE” button in left hand corner• Select “CONTINUE SHOPPING” for more book selections or

“CHECK OUT” to finalize your purchase.

Before you can finalize your purchase, you will be asked to log in with an e-mail address and password. After your transaction is complete, you should receive an e-mail confirming your order number. You will receive your order within 2-5 business days.

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Mustang WebAdvisorMustang WebAdvisor – Access to your Academic Record! You can:

• view your class schedule,• view your grades,• view your unofficial transcript,• view your degree audit,• and view your billing information.

From anywhere you have access to the internet you can:• adjust your schedule (during designated times),• pay your bill,• request a transcript,• and request an enrollment verification.

Call Mustang Central at 382-1677 for your login and password. Then go to www.westernwyoming.edu and the WWCC Portal to login.

Mustang WebAdvisor RegistrationGo to www.westernwyoming.eduChoose the WWCC Portal

Login• WWCC Student Login ID (User Name) is as follows:

FirstnameLastnameExample: JoeStudent

Password• Password is initially obtained from Mustang

Central. You are immediately prompted to entera new password. The new password must be 8characters include one capital, one lower case andone number. Once your password has been initially changedit must be reset if forgotten Go to “What’s MyPassword” for help.

Make A Payment Tuition and Fees must be paid by the payment deadlines. Pay online with a Visa or Mastercard by clicking on View Account & Make a Payment on the menu on the left hand side. Students should be aware of deadlines and use Mustang WebAdvisor for account information.

Contact the Information Technology Help Deskat 307-382-1676 or

Mustang Centralat 307-382-1677 for more information.

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SCHEDULE INFORMATION

Services you may want or need to access on campus

Bookstore www.wwccbookstore.com382-1673 ................Mon & Thurs • 7:50 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Tues, Wed & Fri • 7:50 a.m. – 5 p.m.

ACE IT CenterRoom A212 (2nd Floor Annex) • [email protected] ACE IT Center provides students with academic advising, career, employment, internship, and transfer information and helps with placement reservations and other testing questions. 382-1660 ................Mon-Fri • 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Financial Aid in Mustang Central382-1677 ................Mon-Fri • 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Registration & Records in Mustang Central382-1677 ................Mon-Fri • 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.382-1600 ................Mon-Thurs • 5 – 10:00 p.m.

Library 382-1700 ................Mon-Thurs • 7:30 a.m.– 11 p.m.

Fri • 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Sat • 1– 5 p.m.Sun • 5 – 10 p.m.

InfoTech Help Desk 382-1686 ................Mon-Fri • 8a.m. – [email protected]

Peer Tutoring382-1707 Mon.-Fri • 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Support, Disability and Counseling Center (SDC)382-1652 ................Mon. - Fri • 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Visit our website at westernwyoming.edu/vlc

Explanation of Course NumbersEach course is assigned seven digits. The first three or four digits indicate

the area of study (for example, Art): the center four digits indicates course level (0900 means nontransferable, 1000 means freshman level, and 2000 means sophomore level).

Courses numbered less than 1000 are nontransferable, non-graduation courses.

Notice to StudentsInstruction will occur at the first class meeting. Come prepared for an

exciting learning experience.

Note on Class SizeFor financial and quality of instruction reasons, classes with fewer than

10 students may be cancelled.

Unattended ChildrenFor safety and liability reasons, WWCC cannot assume responsibility for

children left unattended in the buildings. Parents are encouraged to find an alternative place for their children while attending classes.

Avoid Disappointment!Each term we sadly have to cancel courses because of low enrollment,

only to find out the day of the first class that several of you intended to enroll. It is best to register before the course start-date to avoid disappointment.

Notifi cation of Student Rights Under The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act(See WWCC Catalog for more complete information regarding FERPA)

FERPA (also known as the Buckley Amendment) was originally passed in 1974. It has been amended several times since, but the essence remains unchanged. Primary rights for students under FERPA include:

1. Right to inspect and review educational records within 45 days of the day the request is received. Submit your request in writing to the Registration & Records.

2. Right to seek to amend educational records. If you think that something in your file is inaccurate, you may make a written request to have that recordchanged.

3. Right to have some control over the disclosure of information fromeducational records except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosurewithout consent.

4. Right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerningalleged failures by WWCC to comply with the requirements of FERPA.

Directory Information Western has identified the following information as directory information, meaning we will release it if the student has granted permission on the application for admission or registration information sheet.

• Name • Degrees/Awards• Address(es) • Photographs• Major • Weight and height of athletes• Full-time or Part-time • Class lists used within on-line courses• Phone Number(s) • Participation in officially recognized• E-mail activities and sports• Dates of Attendance

All releases are based in the privacy code attached to the student. Under no circumstances are social security number or other identifying student numbers released. If there are any questions about the law and how we adhere to it, the VP for Student Services is WWCC’s designated FERPA officer.

Students are responsible for adhering to all college regulations.Refer to the Online Catalog or Mustang Central for information on:

• Dropping classes• Withdrawing from college• Class attendance• Grades• Services for students with disabilities• Student conduct issues• Honor rolls• Graduation• Student’s Rights to Privacy

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DISTANCE LEARNING

Western knows that online learning is a great option for a growing number of students just like you. Our online courses are affordable and offer our students the opportunity to take a dedicated and self-disciplined approach to studying and completing your coursework. The reward is access to quality courses that is convenient to our students.

Internet Courses Internet courses are NOT self-paced. They will:

• Start on the first day of normal classes,• Have regular deadlines,• Require interaction with the instructor and fellow students.

To SUCCEED in an Internet class, you will:• Need to be online a minimum of 3 days a week,• Be able to study at least 9 hours per week for a 3 credit course,• Have strong time-management skills,

computer skills, and self-motivation.

You MUST:• Sufficient technology and Internet access is required to complete

online classes at Western Wyoming Community College. While tablets, smartphones and other mobile devices may allow for some completion of coursework, they are not guaranteed to work in all areas. Please ensure you have a Windows or Mac based computer available to complete coursework in the event your selected mobile device does not meet the needs of the course.

• Use the e-mail address provided to you by the college.• Be comfortable with using a computer and MS Word. To brush up on

your computer skills, take one of the non-credit courses.

If you are new to online learning, please take the “Intro to Online Learning” HMDV 1025, offered in Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters.

To begin your Internet class on the fi rst day of the semester:

• Go to the college homepage westernwyoming.edu• Choose Mustang Cruiser from the drop down menu under My WWCC on

the right• Login using the username and password provided to you by the college.• Once logged in to Mustang Cruiser, click on the Blackboard tab located

near the top of the page.• You should see Welcome (your Name). If you do not see this and you

are seeing a collage of photos, you have a pop-up blocker. Please allow pop-ups from this site and then you will see the Blackboard window.

• Click on the name of each of your online courses to enter the class.• View all course information through the buttons on the left.

BRIDGER VALLEY ADJUNCT FACULTY

Cari Sue CovoloWelding

Stephanie P JohnsonAmerican History

American Government

Kimberly LueckCNA

John LupherComputers

Brynn TinkerWelding

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CLASS SCHEDULE • FALL 2017FINDING A COURSE

Course Section AbbreviationsA .......A Block (5 week) .........................08/23/17-09/26/17B .......B Block (5 week) .........................09/27/17-10/30/17C .......C Block (5 week) .........................10/31/17-12/06/17D .......D Block (12 week) .......................09/18/17-12/06/17E........E Block (8 week) .........................08/23/17-10/12/17F ........F Block (8 week) .........................10/16/17-12/06/17Q .......Q Block (start/end dates vary)

Course Legend .......Internet Course

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Important AbbreviationsM ............................................................................ MondayT.............................................................................. TuesdayW .......................................................................WednesdayTH ......................................................................... ThursdayF ..................................................................................FridayS ............................................................................ SaturdaySU ............................................................................ SundayTBA .......................................To Be Arranged or AnnouncedL or M(# or letter) .......................................... Bridger ValleyIP .......................................................Instructor PermissionLHS ........................... ........................... Lyman High SchoolLIS ............................................Lyman Intermediate SchoolMVHS....................................... Mountain View High SchoolVLC ......................................... Valley Learning Center Class

COURSE NAME PREREQ/NOTESSYNONYM # COURSE # CREDITS TIME DAY BLDG./ROOM INSTRUCTOR START/END

Geography & Recreation ........................................................12Health Education/Nutrition ......................................................12Health Science .......................................................................13History ....................................................................................13Human Development ..............................................................13Information Management ........................................................14Instructional Technology .........................................................14Management ...........................................................................14Marketing ................................................................................14Mathematics ...........................................................................14Molecular Biology ...................................................................15Music ......................................................................................15Nursing ...................................................................................15Philosophy ..............................................................................15Political Science .....................................................................15Psychology .............................................................................16Sociology ................................................................................16Spanish ...................................................................................16Statistics .................................................................................16

Accounting ................................................................................8Anthropology ............................................................................8Art .............................................................................................8Basic Skills ...............................................................................8Biology ......................................................................................8Business Administration ...........................................................9Business Offi ce Technology .....................................................9Chemistry .................................................................................9Communication .........................................................................9Computer Applications ............................................................10Computer Science ..................................................................10Criminal Justice ......................................................................10Economics ..............................................................................10Education ................................................................................ 11Emergency Management ....................................................... 11Engineering Science ............................................................... 11English .................................................................................... 11Finance ...................................................................................12Geography ..............................................................................12

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ACCT 2010 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I $ 1605 ACCT 2010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 J. FORBES 8/23 12/6

ACCT 2020 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Prerequisite: ACCT 2010 $ 1607 ACCT 2020 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 C. DAVIDSON 8/23 12/6

ACCT 2210 ACCOUNTING INFO SYSTEMS: QUICKBOOKS 2017 Prerequisite: ACCT 2010 or BOTK 2810 (may be taken concurrently) $ 1608 ACCT 2210 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. FRERICKS 8/23 12/6

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH 1200 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY $ 1613 ANTH 1200 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. PERTERMANN 9/18 12/6

ARTART 1000 GENERAL ART $ 1617 ART 1000 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. CHEEK 8/23 10/12

BASIC SKILLS BAS 0510 READING SKILLS $ 1665 BAS 0510 NT 1 INTERNET See page 6 S. FAHLSING 8/23 12/6

BAS 0620 WRITING SKILLS Required Corequisite if placement scores: ACT English 0-15 or McCann Write 20-36;

see individual courses $ 1671 BAS 0620 NT 1 INTERNET See page 6 S. FAHLSING 8/23 12/6 Corequisite: Students with the following placement scores must take BAS 0630 NT and ENGL 1008 NT: ACT English 0-15 or McCann Write 20-36

BAS 0630 GRAMMAR SKILLS Required Corequisite if placement scores: ACT English 0-15 or McCann Write 20-36;

see individual courses $ 1677 BAS 0630 NT 1 INTERNET See page 6 S. FAHLSING 8/23 12/6 Corequisite: Students with the following placement scores must take BAS 0620 NT and ENGL 1008 NT: ACT English 0-15 or McCann Write 20-36

BIOLOGYBIOL 1003 CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY Required Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1004 $ 1690 BIOL 1003 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 S. POWELL 8/23 12/6

Must take BIOL 1004 NT $ 1689 BIOL 1003 DNT 4 INTERNET See page 6 C. PATTERSON 9/18 12/6

Must take BIOL 1004 DNT

BIOL 1004 CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY LAB Required Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1003 1694 BIOL 1004 NT 0 INTERNET See page 6 S. POWELL 8/23 12/6

Must take BIOL 1003 NT 1693 BIOL 1004 DNT 0 INTERNET See page 6 C. PATTERSON 9/18 12/6

Must take BIOL 1003 DNT

BIOL 1010 GENERAL BIOLOGY Prerequisites: BIOL 1009 or CHEM 1009 (C or better), or Science ACT of 21, or SAT

of 1500, or COMPASS Reading score of 71 or higher and English score of 40 or

higher, and COMPASS Algebra score of 45 or higher, or appropriate ALEKS and

McCANN scores

Required Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1011 $ 1703 BIOL 1010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 W. CLARK 8/23 12/6

Must take BIOL 1011 NT; Required lab days held on 3 Saturdays, 9am - 5pm on 9/2, 10/7, 12/2 in Rock Springs, room 1211

BIOL 1011 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB Required Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1010 W 1711 BIOL 1011 NT 0 INTERNET See page 6 W. CLARK 8/23 12/6

Must take BIOL 1010 NT; Required lab days held on 3 Saturdays, 9am - 5pm on 9/2, 10/7 and 12/2 in Rock Springs, room 1211

BIOL 2010 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I Prerequisites: BIOL 1010; Required Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 2011 $ 1716 BIOL 2010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 C. FORREST 8/23 12/6

Must take BIOL 2011 NT; Required Lab Days held 8am - 4pm Friday 9/15, 10/27 and 12/1, in Rock Springs, room 2030 $ 1717 BIOL 2010 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 6 C. FORREST 8/23 12/6

Must take BIOL 2011 NT2; Required Lab Days held 8am - 4pm Saturday 9/16, 10/28 and 12/2, in Rock Springs, room 2030


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BIOL 2011 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB Required Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 2010 W 1720 BIOL 2011 NT 0 INTERNET See page 6 C. FORREST 8/23 12/6 Must take BIOL 2010 NT; Required Lab Days held 8am - 4pm Friday 9/15, 10/27 and 12/1, in Rock Springs, room 2030 W 1721 BIOL 2011 NT2 0 INTERNET See page 6 C. FORREST 8/23 12/6 Must take BIOL 2010 NT2; Required Lab Days held 8am - 4pm Saturday 9/16, 10/28 and 12/2, in Rock Springs, room 2030

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY MOLB 2210 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1010; Required Concurrent Enrollment In MOLB 2211 $ 2167 MOLB 2210 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 S. MITCHELL 8/23 12/6 Required labs on 3 Saturdays in Rock Springs, 9/16, 9/30 & 10/21 8-5pm Room 1211 MOLB 2211 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY LAB Required Concurrent Enrollment In MOLB 2210 $ 2168 MOLB 2211 NT 0 INTERNET See page 6 S. MITCHELL 8/23 12/6 Required labs on 3 Saturdays in Rock Springs, 9/16, 9/30 & 10/21 8-5pm Room 1211

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BADM 2195 ENTREPRENEURSHIP $ 1659 BADM 2195 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 E. KISIEL 8/23 12/6

BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY BOTK 1555 BASIC OFFICE SKILLS $ 1729 BOTK 1555 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. ALLEN 8/23 12/6 BOTK 2490 TOPICS:SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT $ 2631 BOTK 2490 DNT 2 INTERNET See page 6 L. LEE 9/18 12/6 BOTK 2750 RECORDS & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT $ 1734 BOTK 2750 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. FRERICKS 8/23 12/6

CHEMISTRY CHEM 1000 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY Prerequisite: MATH 0920 (may be taken concurrently) or equivalent Math

Placement Test

Required Concurrent Enrollment in CHEM 1001 $ 1738 CHEM 1000 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 G. FAERBER 8/23 12/6 Must take CHEM 1001 NT; One Required Lab at Evanston HS, Saturday, 11/4, 8am - 6pm $ 1737 CHEM 1000 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 6 R. BARNEY 8/23 12/6 Must take CHEM 1001 NT2; One required lab on Rock Springs campus, Saturday 11/4, 8am-6pm, room 1204 CHEM 1001 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY LAB Required Concurrent Enrollment In CHEM 1000 W 1740 CHEM 1001 NT 0 INTERNET See page 6 G. FAERBER 8/23 12/6 Must take CHEM 1000 NT; One Required Lab at Evanston HS, Saturday, 11/4, 8am -6pm. W 1739 CHEM 1001 NT2 0 INTERNET See page 6 R. BARNEY 8/23 12/6 Must take CHEM 1000 NT2; One required lab on Rock Springs campus, Saturday 11/4, 8am-6pm, room 1204

COMMUNICATION COMM 1000 INTRODUCTION TO MASS MEDIA $ 2676 COMM 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. LINN 8/23 12/6 COMM 1010 INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH $ 1775 COMM 1010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 K. DANAEI 8/23 12/6$ 1776 COMM 1010 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 K. CLANCY 8/23 12/6 COMM 1030 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION $ 1781 COMM 1030 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 K. MCMANUS 8/23 12/6$ 1780 COMM 1030 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 K. CLANCY 10/16 12/6 COMM 2010 PUBLIC SPEAKING $ 1790 COMM 2010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 K. MCMANUS 8/23 12/6 COMM 2100 REPORTING & NEWSWRITING I Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 $ 1793 COMM 2100 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. LINN 8/23 12/6


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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

CMAP 1705 WORD PROCESSING APPLICATIONS: WORD 2016 Prerequisite: Keyboarding Competency Required $ 1753 CMAP 1705 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. MCCLURE 8/23 12/6

CMAP 1750 SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS: EXCEL 2016 Prerequisite: Keyboarding Competency Required $ 1756 CMAP 1750 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. MCCLURE 8/23 12/6

CMAP 1865 DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT DESIGN: INDESIGN CC Concurrent Enrollment In a computer literacy course, such as COSC 1200 is

recommended, but not required. Must Have Access To Adobe Indesign CC $ 1757 CMAP 1865 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. CROSS 8/23 12/6

CMAP 1870 DIGITAL ILLUSTRATOR DESIGN: ILLUSTRATOR CC Concurrent Enrollment In a computer literacy course, such as COSC 1200 is

recommended, but not required. Must Have Access To Adobe Illustrator CC $ 1758 CMAP 1870 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. ALLEN 8/23 12/6

CMAP 1905 INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS:OFFICE 2016 Prerequisite: Keyboarding Competency Required $ 1761 CMAP 1905 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. MCCLURE 9/18 12/6

CMAP 2600 COMPUTER GRAPHICS: PHOTOSHOP CC $ 1767 CMAP 2600 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. CROSS 8/23 12/6

COMPUTER SCIENCE

COSC 1010 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Prerequisite: MATH 0930 (C or better) or equivalent Math Placement test score;

Course Covers C++ $ 1799 COSC 1010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 C. HESTER-CROFF 8/23 12/6

COSC 1200 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS $ 1809 COSC 1200 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. MCCLURE 8/23 12/6$ 1806 COSC 1200 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. MCCLURE 9/18 12/6

COSC 1360 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN: SMALL COMPUTER REPAIR W$ 1821 COSC 1360 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 K. DOUGLASS 8/23 12/6

Required Lab at Evanston Outreach, room 301, Saturday, September 16 from 9:00am - 4:00pm

COSC 2030 COMPUTER SCIENCE II Prerequisite: COSC 1030 $ 2747 COSC 2030 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 C. HESTER-CROFF 8/23 12/6

COSC 2350 WEB DEVELOPMENT II $ 1822 COSC 2350 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 C. HESTER-CROFF 9/18 12/6

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRMJ 1015 HOMELAND SECURITY: CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES $ 1825 CRMJ 1015 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 6 T. CIEPIELA 8/23 10/12

CRMJ 2120 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE $ 1828 CRMJ 2120 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. CICCONE 8/23 12/6

CRMJ 2150 VICTIMOLOGY $ 2717 CRMJ 2150 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. CICCONE 8/23 12/6

CRMJ 2280 CRIMINAL PROCEDURES $ 2715 CRMJ 2280 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. CLAMAN 8/23 12/6

CRMJ 2580 CRISIS INTERVENTION MANAGEMENT $ 2714 CRMJ 2580 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. CLAMAN 8/23 12/6

ECONOMICS ECON 1010 MACROECONOMICS $ 1841 ECON 1010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 W. FORMANEK 8/23 12/6$ 1840 ECON 1010 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 W. FORMANEK 8/23 12/6

ECON 1020 MICROECONOMICS Prerequisite: ECON 1010 (C or better) $ 1843 ECON 1020 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 STAFF 8/23 12/6

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EDUCATION, CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION EDCI 1000 EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS $ 1847 EDCI 1000 DNT 2 INTERNET See page 6 J. DOERR 9/18 12/6

EDCI 2440 INTRODUCTION TO CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT $ 1852 EDCI 2440 NT 2 INTERNET See page 6 A. JENSEN 8/23 12/6

Seat preference given to Outreach students.

EDCI 2526 FACILITATING ONLINE LEARNING $ 1853 EDCI 2526 QNT 1 INTERNET See page 6 N. JOHNSON 9/11 10/12

EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDEC 1020 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION $ 1854 EDEC 1020 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. DOERR 8/23 12/6

EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY EDEL 1410 MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS I Required Concurrent Enrollment In MATH 1100; Sections must correspond $ 1856 EDEL 1410 NT 1 INTERNET See page 6 C. NEWBERG 8/23 12/6

Must take MATH 1100 NT

EDEL 2280 LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN Prerequisite: ENGL1010 $ 2655 EDEL 2280 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 P. WILLOUGHBY 8/23 12/6

EDUCATION, EXCEPTIONAL CHILD

EDEX 2484 INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL EDUCATION Prerequisite: EDCI 1000 or other introductory education course or Instructor Permission

$ 1857 EDEX 2484 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. DOERR 8/23 12/6

EDUCATION, FOUNDATIONS

EDFD 2100 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: EDFD 2020 (C or better) $ 1860 EDFD 2100 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 R. GAMBLE 8/23 12/6

EDUCATION, GENERAL

EDUC 1520 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING Prerequisite: High School Diploma or GED $ 1861 EDUC 1520 ENT 2 INTERNET See page 6 R. ANDRUS 8/23 10/12$ 1862 EDUC 1520 FNT 2 INTERNET See page 6 R. ANDRUS 10/16 12/6

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

EMGT 2610 DISASTER EXERCISE DESIGN & EVALUATION $ 2550 EMGT 2610 ENT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. TERRILL 8/23 10/12

EMGT 2640 DISASTER RESOURCE & RECOVERY OPERATIONS $ 2551 EMGT 2640 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. TERRILL 10/16 12/6

ENGINEERING SCIENCE

ES 1070 SOLID MODELING I $ 1967 ES 1070 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. BROWN 8/23 12/6

ENGLISH

ENGL 1008 INTRODUCTION TO ACADEMIC WRITING Prerequisite: Completion of BAS 0510, BAS 0620 and BAS 0630 (C or better)

or ENGL 0950 or COMPASS English score of 21-59

Required Corequisite if placement scores: ACT English 0-15 or McCann Write 20-36;

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Students with a COMPASS English score of 60-74, or McCann Write score of 51-69, or ACT English 17 will enroll in both ENGL 1010 AND ENGL 1011. The sections must correspond. ENGL 1010 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prerequisite: COMPASS Score 60-74, or McCann Write 51-69, or ACT English 17;

Concurrent Enrollment in ENGL 1011 (required) Required Concurrent Enrollment in ENGL 1011, English Writing Workshop $ 1930 ENGL 1010 NTEW 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. MEREDITH 8/23 12/6 Must take ENGL 1011 NTEW ENGL 1011 ENGLISH WRITING WORKSHOP Required Concurrent Enrollment In ENGL 1010 (EW sections) $ 1945 ENGL 1011 NTEW 1 INTERNET See page 6 L. MEREDITH 8/23 12/6 Must take ENGL 1010 NTEW ENGL 1010 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prerequisite: English Placement Exam (McCann Write 70-120) or ACT Score of 18

or higher $ 1922 ENGL 1010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. MATHEWS 8/23 12/6$ 1923 ENGL 1010 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. MATHEWS 8/23 12/6$ 1924 ENGL 1010 NT3 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. KUHNEL 8/23 12/6$ 1925 ENGL 1010 NT4 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. KUHNEL 8/23 12/6$ 1926 ENGL 1010 NT5 3 INTERNET See page 6 E. COVILL 8/23 12/6$ 1927 ENGL 1010 NT6 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. LASLEY 8/23 12/6$ 1928 ENGL 1010 NT7 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. LASLEY 8/23 12/6$ 1929 ENGL 1010 NT8 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. KUHNEL 8/23 12/6$ 1915 ENGL 1010 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. SLUSSER 9/18 12/6$ 1916 ENGL 1010 DNT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. SLUSSER 9/18 12/6$ 1918 ENGL 1010 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 STAFF 10/16 12/6 ENGL 1020 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 $ 1950 ENGL 1020 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 E. COVILL 8/23 12/6$ 1951 ENGL 1020 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 E. COVILL 8/23 12/6$ 1949 ENGL 1020 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. ZUPPA 9/18 12/6 ENGL 2005 TECHNICAL WRITING Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 $ 1956 ENGL 2005 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. LASLEY 8/23 12/6$ 1955 ENGL 2005 FNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. LASLEY 10/16 12/6 ENGL 2040 CREATIVE WRITING: INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING $ 1957 ENGL 2040 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. ZUPPA 8/23 12/6 ENGL 2064 CREATIVE WRITING: JOURNALING $ 1958 ENGL 2064 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. ZUPPA 8/23 12/6 ENGL 2230 INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 or Instructor Permission $ 1960 ENGL 2230 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. MEREDITH 8/23 12/6

FINANCE FIN 1000 PERSONAL FINANCE $ 1979 FIN 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 D. HUCK 8/23 12/6 FIN 2100 MANAGERIAL FINANCE Prerequisite: ACCT 2010 and STAT 2010 or STAT 2050 $ 1980 FIN 2100 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 STAFF 8/23 12/6

GEOGRAPHY GEOG 1100 INTRODUCTION TO GIS $ 1986 GEOG 1100 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 K. PATTON 8/23 12/6

GEOGRAPHY & RECREATION G&R 1050 INTRODUCTION TO NATURAL RESOURCES $ 1984 G&R 1050 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. LAHTI 8/23 12/6

HEALTH EDUCATION/ NUTRITION HLED 1003 WELLNESS $ 2013 HLED 1003 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 E. NITSCHKE 8/23 12/6$ 2014 HLED 1003 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 E. NITSCHKE 8/23 12/6

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HLED 1140 NUTRITION $ 2017 HLED 1140 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 S. HOLT 8/23 12/6$ 2018 HLED 1140 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 S. HOLT 8/23 12/6

HLED 1225 FIRST AID AND CPR W$ 2019 HLED 1225 ENT 2 INTERNET See page 6 STAFF 8/23 10/12

Required Saturday Lab Dates in Rock Springs; 9/16, 9/23 & 9/30 from 8am-12pm in Room 2605 W$ 2020 HLED 1225 FNT 2 INTERNET See page 6 STAFF 10/16 12/6

Required Saturday Lab Dates in Rock Springs; 11/4, 11/11, & 11/18 from 8am-12pm in room 2605

HEALTH SCIENCE GENERALHLTK 1650 ADVANCED CPR/AED FOR PROFESSIONALS $ 2024 HLTK 1650 L1 1 12:22 PM 1:22 PM M-TH LHS K. LUECK 8/23 1/1

HLTK 1200 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY $ 2021 HLTK 1200 NT 2 INTERNET See page 6 J. HARSHMAN 8/23 12/6$ 2022 HLTK 1200 NT2 2 INTERNET See page 6 J. HARSHMAN 8/23 12/6

HISTORY

HIST 1211 U.S. TO 1865 Prerequisite: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher, McCann Read score 89-150

or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher $ 1999 HIST 1211 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. MATHEWS 8/23 12/6$ 1997 HIST 1211 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. LEWIS 8/23 12/6

HIST 1221 U.S. FROM 1865 Prerequisite: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher, McCann Read score 89-150

or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher $ 2004 HIST 1221 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. LEWIS 8/23 12/6

HIST 1251 WYOMING HISTORY Prerequisite: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher, McCann Read score 89-150

or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher $ 2006 HIST 1251 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. GLESSNER 8/23 12/6

HIST 1290 HISTORY OF THE US WEST $ 2662 HIST 1290 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. GLESSNER 8/23 12/6

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

HMDV 0550 U.S. CULTURE/COMMUNICATION 2028 HMDV 0550 01 2 08:00AM 08:50AM TTH RSC A102 M. SCHUTTEN 8/24 12/5

HMDV 1005 1st YEAR SUCCESS $ 2647 HMDV 1005 NT 1 INTERNET See page 6 K. STRAUBE 8/23 12/6$ 2648 HMDV 1005 NT2 1 INTERNET See page 6 K. STRAUBE 8/23 12/6$ 2649 HMDV 1005 NT3 1 INTERNET See page 6 C. POLLASTRO 8/23 12/6$ 2650 HMDV 1005 NT4 1 INTERNET See page 6 J. FREEZE 8/23 12/6

HMDV 1025 INTRODUCTION TO ONLINE LEARNING 2041 HMDV 1025 ENT 1 INTERNET See page 6 K. STRAUBE 8/23 10/12 2042 HMDV 1025 ENT2 1 INTERNET See page 6 C. COBB 8/23 10/12 2043 HMDV 1025 FNT 1 INTERNET See page 6 M. SCHUTTEN 10/16 12/6

HMDV 1101 CRITICAL READING/CRITICAL THINKING Prerequisites: ACT Reading 16-19, McCann Read 64-88 or completion of BAS 0510

(C or better) $ 2058 HMDV 1101 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 S. FAHLSING 8/23 12/6

HMDV 1110 COLLEGE VOCABULARY $ 2064 HMDV 1110 NT 1 INTERNET See page 6 S. FAHLSING 8/23 12/6

HMDV 1515 CAREER DEVELOPMENT $ 2653 HMDV 1515 FNT 2 INTERNET See page 6 M. SCHUTTEN 10/16 12/6

HMDV 2411 ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT Graduation requirement for all students. Completed online through WWCC portal 2069 HMDV 2411 NT 0 INTERNET See page 6 D. RENZ 8/23 12/6

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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

IMGT 2400 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION MANAGMENT $ 2072 IMGT 2400 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. ALLEN 8/23 12/6

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

ITEC 2360 TEACHING WITH TECHNOLOGY Prerequisite: EDCI 1000 or other Introductory Education Course or Instructor Permission.

Experience With Computers Recommended.$ 2084 ITEC 2360 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 A. JENSEN 8/23 12/6

MANAGEMENT

MGT 1000 INTRODUCTION TO SUPERVISION $ 2157 MGT 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 M. HUEBNER 8/23 12/6

MGT 2100 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: ENGL 1010 $ 2162 MGT 2100 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 E. KISIEL 8/23 12/6

MARKETINGMKT 2100 MARKETING $ 2166 MKT 2100 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. FREEZE 8/23 12/6

MATHEMATICS MATH 0900 PRE-ALGEBRA ARITHMETIC Required Corequisite if placement scores: ACT Math 0-15 or ALEKS 0-13; see

individual courses$ 2102 MATH 0900 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. RHONE 8/23 12/6$ 2103 MATH 0900 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. RHONE 8/23 12/6

MATH 0920 BEGINNING ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 0900 (C or better), or MATH 0710 (B or better)

and MATH 0740 (B or better) and MATH 750 (B or better), or appropriate Math

Placement Test score $ 2111 MATH 0920 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 R. CHENEY 8/23 12/6$ 2112 MATH 0920 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 6 W. WIGGINS 8/23 12/6

MATH 0930 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 0920 (C or better), or MATH 0720 (B or better) and MATH 0760

(B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 21 or

higher$ 2120 MATH 0930 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 R. CHENEY 8/23 12/6$ 2121 MATH 0930 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 6 W. WIGGINS 8/23 12/6

MATH 1000 PROBLEM SOLVING Prerequisite: MATH 0920 (C or better), or TECH 1000 (C or better) or MATH 0720

(B or better) and MATH 0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test

score, or Math ACT score of 21 or higher or by AMP $ 2126 MATH 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. MARCY 8/23 12/6

MATH 1100 NUMBERS & OPERATIONS ELEM SCHOOL TEACHERS Prerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or MATH 0720 (B or better) and MATH 0760

(B or better) or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 23 or

higher, or by AMP

Required Concurrent Enrollment in EDEL 1410, sections must correspond $ 2128 MATH 1100 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 C. NEWBERG 8/23 12/6

Must take EDEL 1410 NT. Students are required to take three proctored exams

MATH 1400 COLLEGE ALGEBRA Prerequisite: MATH 0930 (C or better), or MATH 0770 (B or better) and MATH 0780

(B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 23 or

higher or by AMP $ 2136 MATH 1400 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. STEPHENS 8/23 12/6

Students are required to take two proctored exams $ 2137 MATH 1400 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 L. STEPHENS 8/23 12/6

Students are required to take two proctored exams $ 2138 MATH 1400 NT3 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. THOMAS 8/23 12/6

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MATH 1405 TRIGONOMETRY Prerequisite: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1400 (C or better), or

Math ACT score 25 or higher or by AMP $ 2144 MATH 1405 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. THOMAS 8/23 12/6

MATH 2200 CALCULUS I Prerequisite: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1405 (C or better), or

Math ACT score 27 or higher or by AMP $ 2146 MATH 2200 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 D. METZ 8/23 12/6

MATH 2350 BUSINESS CALCULUS I Prerequisite: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1400 (C or better), or

Math ACT score 26 or higher $ 2150 MATH 2350 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 S. PAULEY 8/23 12/6

MOLECULAR BIOLOGYMOLB 2210 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY Prerequisite: BIOL 1010; Required Concurrent Enrollment In MOLB 2211 $ 2167 MOLB 2210 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 S. MITCHELL 8/23 12/6

Required labs on 3 Saturdays in Rock Springs, 9/16, 9/30 & 10/21 8-5pm Room 1211

MOLB 2211 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY LAB Required Concurrent Enrollment In MOLB 2210 W$ 2168 MOLB 2211 NT 0 INTERNET See page 6 S. MITCHELL 8/23 12/6

Required labs on 3 Saturdays in Rock Springs, 9/16, 9/30 & 10/21 8-5pm Room 1211

MUSIC

MUSC 1000 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC $ 2170 MUSC 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. RABENS 8/23 12/6

MUSC 1010 MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS $ 2682 MUSC 1010 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. RABENS 8/23 12/6

MUSC 2075 APPLIED MUSIC STRINGS Instrument must be in good working order; Instructor Permission Required $ 2686 MUSC 2075 NT 1 INTERNET See page 6 A. LEE 8/23 12/6$ 2687 MUSC 2075 NT2 2 INTERNET See page 6 A. LEE 8/23 12/6

NURSING

NURS 1510 NURSE ASSISTANT Prior To Clinical Experience, Must Have Health Care Provider CPR, TB, Tdap and MMR

Required Concurrent Enrollment In NURS 1511 $ 2886 NURS 1510 L1 4 12:22 PM 01:22 PM M-TH LHS K. LUECK 8/23 1/11

Must take NURS 1511 FNT; Lab 8:30am - 3:30pm 11/4, 11/18 and 12/4 and Clinical 12/5 & 6 5:30am-2:30pm $ 2532 NURS 1510 ENT 4 INTERNET See page 6 J. LEAVITT 8/23 10/12

Must take NURS 1511 ENT; Lab 9am - 4pm 9/23, 9/30 and 10/1 and Clinical 10/6 & 7 6am-3pm $ 2533 NURS 1510 FNT 4 INTERNET See page 6 M. CORDOVA 10/16 12/6

Must take NURS 1511 FNT; Lab 8:30am - 3:30pm 11/4, 11/18 and 12/4 and Clinical 12/5 & 6 5:30am-2:30pm

NURS 1511 NURSE ASSISTANT LAB Required Concurrent Enrollment In NURS 1510 2888 NURS 1511 LA 0 TBA M-TH LHS K. LUECK 8/23 1/11

Must take NURS 1510 FNT. Lab 8:30am - 3:30pm 11/4, 11/18 and 12/4 and Clinical 12/5 & 6 5:30am-2:30pm W 2538 NURS 1511 ENT 0 INTERNET See page 6 J. LEAVITT 8/23 10/12

Must take NURS 1510 ENT; Lab 9am - 4pm 9/23, 9/30 and 10/1 and Clinical 10/6 & 7 6am-3pm W 2539 NURS 1511 FNT 0 INTERNET See page 6 M. CORDOVA 10/16 12/6

Must take NURS 1510 FNT. Lab 8:30am - 3:30pm 11/4, 11/18 and 12/4 and Clinical 12/5 & 6 5:30am-2:30pm

PHILOSOPHYPHIL 1000 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY $ 2305 PHIL 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 R. UREKEW 8/23 12/6

POLITICAL SCIENCE

POLS 1000 AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT Prerequisite: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher, McCann Read score 89-150

or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher $ 2328 POLS 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 S. GRIFFITH 8/23 12/6$ 2329 POLS 1000 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 R. ROBERTSON 8/23 12/6$ 2755 POLS 1000 DNT 3 INTERNET See page 6 K. FARLEY 9/18 12/6

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PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 1000 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY $ 2346 PSYC 1000 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 D. MAYER 8/23 12/6$ 2347 PSYC 1000 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 6 K. HEENAN 8/23 12/6$ 2348 PSYC 1000 NT3 4 INTERNET See page 6 B. LAFOND 8/23 12/6$ 2345 PSYC 1000 DNT 4 INTERNET See page 6 P. LEWIS 9/18 12/6

PSYC 2210 DRUGS AND BEHAVIOR $ 2353 PSYC 2210 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 K. HEENAN 8/23 12/6

SOCIOLOGY SOC 1000 SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES $ 2363 SOC 1000 NT 3 INTERNET See page 6 J. SANDERS 8/23 12/6$ 2361 SOC 1000 NT2 3 INTERNET See page 6 S. KIRCHER 8/23 12/6

SPANISH

SPAN 1010 FIRST YEAR SPANISH I $ 2371 SPAN 1010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 D. CONOVER 8/23 12/6$ 2372 SPAN 1010 NT2 4 INTERNET See page 6 STAFF 8/23 12/6

SPAN 1020 FIRST YEAR SPANISH II Prerequisite: SPAN 1010 or successful completion of 2yrs of high school Spanish or

the equivalent $ 2378 SPAN 1020 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 STAFF 8/23 12/6

SPAN 2030 SECOND YEAR SPANISH I Prerequisite: Concurrent Enrollment In SPAN 1020 or successful completion of 3yrs

of high school Spanish or the equivalent $ 2381 SPAN 2030 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 J. GUSTAFSON 8/23 12/6

STATISTICS

STAT 2010 BUSINESS STATISTICS Prerequisite: MATH 1000 or higher, or placement in MATH 2200 via the COMPASS,

ALEKS, or ACT $ 2382 STAT 2010 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 D. SKROPANIC 8/23 12/6

STAT 2050 FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS Prerequisite: MATH 1000 or higher, or placement in MATH 2200 via the COMPASS,

ALEKS, or ACT $ 2384 STAT 2050 NT 4 INTERNET See page 6 D. SKROPANIC 8/23 12/6

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