North Seattle Community College Class Schedule

Fall 2009

Integrated Studies

Coordinated Studies

C1 . Beginnings: Connecting Learning, Identity and Culture

Course Description

10-credits MWF 10:30 am-1:50 pm Room CC 2153

Faculty: Diana Ma, English, 206- 527-3709, dma@sccd.ctc.edu and Karen Stuhldreher, Women Studies/Humanities, 206-526-7007, kstuhldr@sccd.ctc.edu

This team-taught coordinated studies course integrating Literature, Composition and Women Studies is especially designed for students new to college or returning after a long absence. We will explore significant beginnings of our own identities and values -- how they have been shaped by the society and cultures we live in, how they are reflected in literature, and how our beliefs and values affect the way we see the world.

Fulfills some of the following AA Degree requirements, depending on which courses you register for: Communication; Composition; US Cultures; Individuals, Cultures and Societies; VLPA: and Integrated Studies.

Course Requirements
Register for any two (2) of the following 5-credit classes:
Class Group
  1. 3570 WMN200 C1 5 CC2153 MWF 1030A-0150P KSTUHLDR

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  2. 1211 ENGL291 C1 5 CC2153 MWF 1030A-0150P DMA

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  3. 1210 ENGL&101 C1 5 CC2153 MWF 1030A-0150P DMA

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      Writing Class

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  4. 1510 HUM105 C1 5 CC2153 MWF 1030A-0150P KSTUHLDR

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C2 . "Beginnings: Leadership, Culture and Identity" (Evening Class)

Course Description

10 credits, MW 5:30 - 9:40 PM  CC 2153

Faculty: Margot Boyer, English, mboyer@sccd.ctc.edu and Jane Lister Reis, Communication, jreis@sccd.ctc.edu

This 10-credit, team-taught Coordinated Studies course combining credit in Literature, Composition, and Communication is especially designed for students new to college or returning after a long absence.  We will practice the academic skills of writing, reading, problem solving, critical thinking, and communicating in small groups and across cultural differences.

In our rapidly-changing and interdependent societies, we must learn to work together, practicing the collective leadership skills that allow us to solve real problems in our communities and in our world.  To this end, we will examine how our identities have been shaped by the stories and values of our own cultures, and cultivate an appreciation of the multicultural heritage that makes US democracy unique.

Within this larger context, we will approach the theme of "Beginnings" by asking what skills you need to be successful in college and as a life-long learner.  We'll explore the roots of our own identities and values, and discuss how they have been shaped by the society and cultures we live in.  By reading and talking about the stories of others, and writing about our own stories, we'll cultivate a critical understanding of how our own experience shapes what we see in the world around us.

This course fulfills some the following A.A. degree requirements: Composition, VLPA, US Cultures, Communication and Integrated Studies

Course Requirements

Register for any two of the following five-credit classes:


Class Group
  1. 1216 ENGL258 C2 5 CC2153 MW 0530P-0930P MBOYER

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  2. 1215 ENGL&101 C2 5 CC2153 MW 0530P-0930P MBOYER

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  3. 1512 HUM105 C2 5 CC2153 MW 0530P-0930P JREIS

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  4. 1115 CMST&230 C2 5 CC2153 MW 0530P-0930P JREIS

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Linked Classes

Scarcities and Choices (hybrid)

Course Description

Faculty: Thomas Cook, Economics, 526-7009, tcook@sccd.ctc.edu and Maureen Nutting, History, 526-7010, mnutting@sccd.ctc.edu

Using the lenses of history and economics, this 10-credit linked courses examine how political decisions and political developments in early American history affected the lives of Americans then—and compare that with how current decisions and developments affect the lives of those in our families and our communities.

Fulfills the following AA Degree requirements: Global Studies; Individuals, Cultures and Society; US Cultures; and Integrated Studies

Course Requirements

Register for any two (2) of the following 5-credit, hybrid classes:

Class Group
  1. 3222 US history 1: to 1877
    HIST&136 HZ1 5 CC3357 MTWTh 0800A-0850A MNUTTING

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      American history from Colonial period through Reconstruction. Emphasis on American Revolution, the National period, slavery, territorial expansion, Civil War and Reconstruction. Fulfills U.S. Cultures and Individuals/Societies requirement. Transfer class.

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      This class is part of the Common Course Numbering system, which indicates that it's essentially equivalent at all Community Colleges in Washington.

      More information about this system is available from the Common Course Numbering page.

    • DL/OC

      This class is taught partially online and partially face-to-face on campus. Some classes are "primarily online" and require only a few on-campus meetings. Other classes are "hybrids" meaning that they are taught mostly on-campus but have online learning components that have replaced less than half of the on-campus meetings.

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  2. 3232 US history 1: to 1877
    HIST&136 HZ2 5 CC3357 MTWTh 0900A-0950A MNUTTING

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      American history from Colonial period through Reconstruction. Emphasis on American Revolution, the National period, slavery, territorial expansion, Civil War and Reconstruction. Fulfills U.S. Cultures and Individuals/Societies requirement. Transfer class.

    • CCN

      This class is part of the Common Course Numbering system, which indicates that it's essentially equivalent at all Community Colleges in Washington.

      More information about this system is available from the Common Course Numbering page.

    • DL/OC

      This class is taught partially online and partially face-to-face on campus. Some classes are "primarily online" and require only a few on-campus meetings. Other classes are "hybrids" meaning that they are taught mostly on-campus but have online learning components that have replaced less than half of the on-campus meetings.

      For general information about Distance Learning classes and technical support, see the Distance Learning website.

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  3. 3172 Macro Economics
    ECON&202 HZ5 5 CC3352 MWF 1200P-1250P THCOOK

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      (Formerly ECO 201 Principles of Macroeconomics) Economic systems, growth, recession, inflation, fiscal policy, trade and finance. Required for economic and business administration majors. Fulfills QSR, Global Studies, or Individuals/Society requirements. Items 3170 and 3172 have an additional course fee of $22 to access the accompanying e-textbook. No other textbook is required for these item numbers. Prereq: MATH 098 or equivalent. Transfer class.

    • CCN

      This class is part of the Common Course Numbering system, which indicates that it's essentially equivalent at all Community Colleges in Washington.

      More information about this system is available from the Common Course Numbering page.

    • DL/OC

      This class is taught partially online and partially face-to-face on campus. Some classes are "primarily online" and require only a few on-campus meetings. Other classes are "hybrids" meaning that they are taught mostly on-campus but have online learning components that have replaced less than half of the on-campus meetings.

      For general information about Distance Learning classes and technical support, see the Distance Learning website.

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