Common Course Numbering (CCN) List of Courses

ACCT& 201

Prin of Accounting I

5

First of two course series equal to Financial accounting for transfer

ACCT& 202

Prin of Accounting II

5

Second of two course series equal to Financial accounting for transfer

ACCT& 203

Prin of Accounting III

5

Managerial accounting for transfer

AMT& 101

Basic Electricity

n/a

n/a

AMT& 111

Math & Physics

n/a

n/a

AMT& 121

Weight & Balance

n/a

n/a

AMT& 131

Corrosion/Fluid Lines

n/a

n/a

AMT& 141

Aircraft Drawings

n/a

n/a

AMT& 151

Ground Ops & Servicing

n/a

n/a

AMT& 161

Materials & Processes

n/a

n/a

AMT& 171

Federal Aviation Regs

n/a

n/a

AMT& 201

Composites

n/a

n/a

AMT& 205

Wood, Covers & Finishes

n/a

n/a

AMT& 207

Welding

n/a

n/a

AMT& 211

Sheet Metal

n/a

n/a

AMT& 215

Assembly & Rigging

n/a

n/a

AMT& 221

Airframe Inspection

n/a

n/a

AMT& 223

Landing Gear/Hydraulics

n/a

n/a

AMT& 231

Ice & Rain/Fire Systems

n/a

n/a

AMT& 235

Nav Comm Systems

n/a

n/a

AMT& 237

Fuel Systems

n/a

n/a

AMT& 239

Aircraft Electrical

n/a

n/a

AMT& 241

Instrument Systems

n/a

n/a

AMT& 245

Cabin Environment

n/a

n/a

AMT& 251

Reciprocating Engines I

n/a

n/a

AMT& 252

Reciprocating Engines II

n/a

n/a

AMT& 253

Turbine Engines I

n/a

n/a

AMT& 254

Turbine Engines II

n/a

n/a

AMT& 257

Engine Inspection

n/a

n/a

AMT& 261

Engine Instrument

n/a

n/a

AMT& 265

Fire Protection

n/a

n/a

AMT& 267

Engine Electrical

n/a

n/a

AMT& 271

Ignition & Start Systems

n/a

n/a

AMT& 275

Lubrication

n/a

n/a

AMT& 279

Engine Fuel Systems

n/a

n/a

AMT& 281

Engine Induction/Cooling

n/a

n/a

AMT& 285

Propellers & Fans

n/a

n/a

ANTH& 100

Survey of Anthropology

5

n/a

ANTH& 104

World Prehistory

5

n/a

ANTH& 105

Human Origins

5

n/a

ANTH& 106

American Mosaic

5

n/a

ANTH& 115

Our Place in Nature

5

n/a

ANTH& 125

Human Variation

5

n/a

ANTH& 200

Intro to Language

5

n/a

ANTH& 204

Archaeology

5

n/a

ANTH& 205

Biological Anthropology

5

n/a

ANTH& 206

Cultural Anthropology

5

n/a

ANTH& 207

Linguistic Anthropology

5

n/a

ANTH& 210

Indigenous Peoples of North America

5

n/a

ANTH& 215

Bioanthropology w/Lab

5

n/a

ANTH& 216

Indigenous Peoples of the Northwest Coast

5

n/a

ANTH& 217

Plateau Native Peoples

5

n/a

ANTH& 218

Indians of Pacific NW

5

n/a

ANTH& 224

Peoples of South Asia

5

n/a

ANTH& 225

Peoples of SE Asia

5

n/a

ANTH& 226

Peoples of Africa

5

n/a

ANTH& 227

Pacific Island Cultures

5

n/a

ANTH& 228

Cultures of Middle East

5

n/a

ANTH& 229

Caribbean Peoples

5

n/a

ANTH& 234

Religion & Culture

5

n/a

ANTH& 235

Cross-Cultural Medicine

5

n/a

ANTH& 236

Forensic Anthropology

5

n/a

ANTH& 237

Human Osteology

5

n/a

ANTH& 245

Primatology

5

n/a

ART& 100

Art Appreciation

5

n/a

ASL& 121

Am Sign Language I

5

n/a

ASL& 122

Am Sign Language II

5

n/a

ASL& 123

Am Sign Language III

5

n/a

ASL& 221

Am Sign Language IV

5

n/a

ASL& 222

Am Sign Language V

5

n/a

ASL& 223

Am Sign Language VI

5

n/a

ASTR& 100

Survey of Astronomy

5

No lab

ASTR& 101

Intro to Astronomy

5

With lab

ASTR& 110

The Solar System

5

With lab

ASTR& 115

Stars, Galaxies & Cosmos

5

With lab

BH& 311

Treatment of Mental Health Disorders

5

This course investigates the variety of ways we can reduce the impacts of common mental health disorders. Reviewing evidence-based research, students survey the range of treatment options for common mental health disorders such as psychotic disorders, bipolar disorders, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, and trauma-related disorders.

BH& 320

Social & Cultural Diversity in Behavioral Health

5

This course examines how cultural, biological, and social diversity affect behavioral health and healthcare. It presents current theories and practices for working with diverse populations in the behavioral health field and fosters the understanding and application of cultural diversity, cultural humility, self-awareness, social justice, and advocacy.

BH& 330

Ethics in Behavioral Healthcare

5

This course provides a broad understanding of ethics, legal standards, and professional responsibilities in behavioral healthcare. Students explore behavioral health professionals’ responsibilities to themselves, clients, colleagues, and society. The course facilitates an understanding of ethical standards and ethical decision-making, professional boundaries, confidentiality, and federal and state laws pertaining to specific populations and situations in behavioral healthcare.

BH& 340

Professional Development

5

This course prepares students for practicum and employment. Activities may include identifying professional goals, identifying relevant positions, self-assessment, application preparation, and preparation for supervision and consultation.

BH& 350

Behavioral Neuroscience

5

This course introduces the structures and processes of the human brain. Designed for non-science majors, the course emphasizes the relationships among biology, emotions, thoughts, and behavior.

BH& 400

Case Management

5

This course is an overview of case management within the context of healthcare and human services. Students develop observation, problem-solving, documentation, and relationship building skills through the exploration of the case management process which includes client engagement and assessment, care planning, resource acquisition, and care coordination.

BH& 420

Assessment of Mental Health Disorders

5

This course introduces the skills necessary to screen clients for common mental health conditions, conduct comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, and partner with clients to develop effective plans to achieve client-identified goals.

BH& 430

Trauma-Informed Care

5

This course offers an overview of the various types of trauma and the impact they have on individuals, couples, families, and communities. Students who complete the course will gain the knowledge, skills, and dispositions required by behavioral health professionals to utilize trauma-informed intervention and treatment principles and successfully assist in a time of crisis.

BH& 430

Trauma-Informed Care

5

n/a

BH& 440

Family Counseling

5

The purpose of the course is to introduce students to the theory, assessment techniques and intervention strategies used in the practice of family systems counseling. The focus of the course will be on building a theoretical base for understanding and applying family systems counseling strategies and techniques. Didactic and experiential learning will provide students with the opportunity to apply and integrate knowledge and skills

BH& 450

Advanced Counseling Techniques

5

This course provides a comprehensive survey of the major contemporary theories of counseling, as well as their implications for practice. Core topics such as historical background, key concepts, the counseling process, counseling techniques and procedures, multicultural perspectives, and evaluation are examined for each theory. Students are given the opportunity to conceptualize selected case studies, decide on appropriate counseling interventions, and practice a variety of techniques that are commonly used in counseling practice.

BH& 455

Behavioral Healthcare in Primary Care

5

This course is an advanced practice class that builds on the student’s knowledge of behavioral health assessment, treatment planning, documentation, and evaluation. Students will learn advanced applications of this knowledge within an integrated healthcare model of treatment. This course will emphasize practice skills designed to enhance effective communication across disciplines to prepare students for a collaborative health care treatment approach. Practice skills learned in class promote consumer engagement, motivation, and empowered decision making among clients.

BH& 471

Capstone Project

5

In the capstone course, students synthesize, apply, and extend content learned throughout the Behavioral Health degree program. In consultation with faculty, students will propose, complete, evaluate, and present a project that demonstrates their mastery of a specific component of their Behavioral Health coursework relevant to the field and to their own academic and professional goals.

BH& 491

Practicum 1

5

Through supervised clinical experience, the student begins hands-on training in a behavioral health/human service field. Skills focused upon may include intake interviewing, case management, assessment of client/consumer needs and intervention strategies to meet those needs, individual and group counseling, outreach activities, documentation, use of community referral and networking resources, collaboration with colleagues, and inter-agency communication. Ninety hours of recorded clinical experience are required.

BH& 492

Practicum II

5

This course is a continuation of supervised clinical experience, building on the skills and experience gained in Practicum I. Students are exposed to new clients, professionals, and services in behavioral health/human services. In collaboration with practicum supervisors and agency staff, students will work on new skills.

BH& 493

Practicum II

5

This course provides students opportunities for continued practice in behavioral health/human services while actively providing services to clients, implementing developed skills. Students will have more opportunities for unsupervised work and collaboration with a variety of team members and community partners. Students will demonstrate synthesis of the knowledge, skills, and values developed through their education.

BIOL& 100

Survey of Biology

3-6

Biology for non majors meeting general education requirement - Courses may or may not have a lab (varies by college)

BIOL& 160

General Biology w/Lab

3-6

Introductory laboratory course emphasizing the structural and functional including cellular biology. For many colleges this is the first biology course for allied health science majors. See also BIOL&211 as other first biology course (focus on cell biology) for allied health.

BIOL& 170

Human Biology

3-6

For non-majors, with no lab or lab in a separate course not part of CCN

BIOL& 175

Human Biology w/Lab

3-6

For non-majors – lab science course

BIOL& 211

Majors Cellular [or Animal or Plant]

5-6

First year biology for biology majors either with lab in the class or a required linked lab course – the CTCs sequence their biology classes in one of two ways - this is version 1:

BIOL& 212

Majors Animal [or Cellular or Plant]

5-6

Starting with cell biology to botany to zoology(a few colleges switch the order of the second two classes) Because of the cellular biology focus of the first course it also serves as the first biology course for allied health majors. At some colleges both BIOL&211 and BIOL& 222 (both cellular biology) are offered with the lower numbered course for allied health majors and the higher numbered course for biology majors. BIOL&211, 212, 213

BIOL& 213

Majors Plant [or Cellular or Animal]

5-6

Starting with cell biology to botany to zoology(a few colleges switch the order of the second two classes) Because of the cellular biology focus of the first course it also serves as the first biology course for allied health majors. At some colleges bo

BIOL& 221

Majors Ecology/Evolution

5-6

First year biology for biology majors either with lab in the class or a required linked lab course – the CTCs sequence their biology classes in one of two ways - this is version 2:

BIOL& 222

Majors Cell/Molecular

5-6

Starting with genetics and evolution, followed by cellular and molecular biology, then animal and plant development and physiology. BIOL& 221,222,223

BIOL& 223

Majors Organismal Phys

5-6

Starting with genetics and evolution, followed by cellular and molecular biology, then animal and plant development and physiology. BIOL& 221,222,223

BIOL& 231

Human Anatomy

5-6

Course for life science, nursing, other allied health majors. Anatomy and Physiology courses are offered by the CTC in 1 of three approaches: This is version 1

BIOL& 232

Human Physiology

5-6

2 course series with a split by topic – Anatomy in BIOL& 231 and Physiology in BIOL&232

BIOL& 241

Human A & P 1

5-6

A& P version 2

BIOL& 242

Human A & P 2

5-6

2 course series with A & P taught in both courses – BIOL& 241 & 242

BIOL& 251

Human A & P I

4-5

A & P version 3

BIOL& 252

Human A & P II

4-5

3 course series with A & P taught across the series – BIOL& 251, 252, 253

BIOL& 253

Human A & P III

4-5

3 course series with A & P taught across the series – BIOL& 251, 252, 253

BIOL& 260

Microbiology

5

n/a

BUS& 101

Intro to Business

5

n/a

BUS& 201

Business Law

5

Designed to meet equivalency for Business Law required by all public and non-profit universities. Colleges using BUS& 201 must follow topics agreed upon by universities.

CHEM& 100

Preparatory Chemistry

4-5

Chemistry intro for those who need background before chemistry for allied health or in smaller college also for preparation for chemistry majors. See also CHEM&139 and 140 which are preparatory for the major’s chemistry sequence only.

CHEM& 105

Chemical Concepts

4-6

Chemistry meeting general education requirement -This is lecture only - lab if offered is in a separate non-CCN course

CHEM& 110

Chemical Concepts w/Lab

4-6

Gen Ed Chem with lab built into a single class

CHEM& 121

Intro to Chemistry

4-6

Chemistry for allied health majors -all with labs (either as part of the class or as a required linked separately number course) - also can be used for general education - colleges elect one of 3 approaches to the chemistry needed for most allied health programs: 1) CHEM&121 and 131

CHEM& 122

Intro to Organic Chem

3-5

2 course series with little bio-chem – CHEM& 121 and 122

CHEM& 123

Intro to Biochemistry

4-5

3 course series - CHEM& 121, 122, 123 – nearly as common

CHEM& 131

Intro to Organic/Biochem

4-6

CHEM & 121 with this combined Organic/Biochem course - single most common approach for applied health students

CHEM& 139

General Chemistry Prep

4-5

Chemistry intro for those who need background before taking chemistry for the major - no lab. See also CHEM&100

CHEM& 140

General Chem Prep w/Lab

3-5

Chemistry intro for those who need background before taking chemistry for the major - with lab. See also CHEM&100

CHEM& 141

General Chemistry I

4-5

First year chemistry for majors – the CTCs follow 1 of two approaches:

CHEM& 142

General Chemistry II

4-6

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM141-143& lecture combined with CHEM& 151-153 lab

CHEM& 143

General Chemistry III

4-6

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM141-143& lecture combined with CHEM& 151-153 lab

CHEM& 151

General Chem Lab I

1-2

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM141-143& lecture combined with CHEM& 151-153 lab

CHEM& 152

General Chem Lab II

1-2

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM141-143& lecture combined with CHEM& 151-153 lab

CHEM& 153

General Chem Lab III

1-3

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM141-143& lecture combined with CHEM& 151-153 lab

CHEM& 161

General Chem w/Lab I

3-6

First year chemistry for majors – the CTCs follow 1 of two approaches:

CHEM& 162

General Chem w/Lab II

3-6

Lecture and lab in a single course – CHEM&161-163

CHEM& 163

General Chem w/Lab III

3-6

n/a

CHEM& 241

Organic Chem I

3-4

Second year Organic Chemistry series. – the CTCs follow 1 of two approaches:

CHEM& 242

Organic Chem II

3-4

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM241-243& lecture combined with CHEM& 251-253 lab

CHEM& 243

Organic Chem III

3-4

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM241-243& lecture combined with CHEM& 251-253 lab

CHEM& 251

Organic Chem Lab I

1-4

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM241-243& lecture combined with CHEM& 251-253 lab

CHEM& 252

Organic Chem Lab II

2-3

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM241-243& lecture combined with CHEM& 251-253 lab

CHEM& 253

Organic Chem Lab III

2-3

Lab section separate from lecture – CHEM241-243& lecture combined with CHEM& 251-253 lab

CHEM& 261

Organic Chem w/Lab I

3-6

Second year Organic Chemistry series. – the CTCs follow 1 of two approaches:

CHEM& 262

Organic Chem w/Lab II

3-6

Lecture and lab in a single course – CHEM& 261-263

CHEM& 263

Organic Chem w/Lab III

3-6

Lecture and lab in a single course – CHEM& 261-263

CHIN& 121

Chinese I

5

n/a

CHIN& 122

Chinese II

5

n/a

CHIN& 123

Chinese III

5

n/a

CHIN& 221

Chinese IV

5

n/a

CHIN& 222

Chinese V

5

n/a

CHIN& 223

Chinese VI

5

n/a

CJ& 101

Intro Criminal Justice

3-5

n/a

CJ& 105

Intro to Corrections

3-5

n/a

CJ& 106

Juvenile Justice

3-5

n/a

CJ& 110

Criminal Law

3-5

n/a

CJ& 112

Criminology

5

n/a

CJ& 240

Intro Forensic Science

3-5

n/a

CMST& 101

Introduction to Comm

5

n/a

CMST& 102

Intro to Mass Media

n/a

n/a

CMST& 210

Interpersonal Communicatn

5

n/a

CMST& 220

Public Speaking

5

n/a

CMST& 230

Small Group Communicatn

5

n/a

CMST& 240

Intercultural Communication

5

n/a

CMST& 240

Intercultural Communication

5

n/a

CS& 131

Computer Science I C++ Programming 1

5

Designed to meet ACM CS I objectives including "Basic programming and concepts including procedural programming (methods, parameters, return values) , basic control structures (sequence, if/else, for loop, while loop), file processing, arrays and an introduction to defining objects." (UW CS 142 description)

CS& 132

C++ Programming 2

5

(NS) Advanced software development using the C++ programming language, emphasizing object-oriented concepts and fundamental data structures techniques. Introduces concepts of recursion, modularity, encapsulation, inheritance, templates, polymorphic class design, and self-referential data structures; focuses on fundamental abstract data types (stacks, queues, linked lists, binary trees) and their use.

CS& 141

Computer Science I Java

5

Same as CS& 131 but with JAVA

DATA& 101

Introduction to Data

n/a

Introduction to Data Science is a survey course designed to equip students with fundamental skills in data science. The curriculum encompasses key components such as data integrity, suitability, and cleaning, along with techniques for summarizing and visualizing data. Additionally, the course introduces basic concepts of statistical inference and machine learning. Students gain hands-on experience through labs and applications.

DRMA& 101

Intro to Theatre

n/a

n/a

ECED& 100

Child Care Basics

3

Designed to meet licensing requirements for early learning lead teachers and family home child care providers, STARS 30 hour basics course recognized in the MERIT system. Topics: child growth/development, cultural competency, community resources, guidance, health/safety/nutrition and professional practice.

ECED& 105

Intro Early Child Ed

5

n/a

ECED& 107

Health/Safety/Nutrition

5

Title corrected 11/29/2012

ECED& 120

Practicum-Nurturing Rel

2

n/a

ECED& 132

Infants/Toddlers Care

3

n/a

ECED& 134

Family Child Care

3

n/a

ECED& 137

Outdoor Learning for Young Children

n/a

n/a

ECED& 137

Outdoor Learning for Young Children

3

n/a

ECED& 138

Home Visiting and Family Engagement

3

n/a

ECED& 139

Admin Early Lrng Prog

3

n/a

ECED& 160

Curriculum Development

5

n/a

ECED& 170

Environments-Young Child

3

n/a

ECED& 180

Lang/Literacy Develop

3

n/a

ECED& 190

Observation/Assessment

3

n/a

ECON& 201

Micro Economics

n/a

n/a

ECON& 202

Macro Economics

n/a

n/a

EDUC& 101

Paraeducator Basics

3

An introduction to the roles and responsibilities of the Paraeducator in the K-12 educational system. Students will explore techniques supporting instruction, professional and ethical practices, positive and safe learning environments, effective communication, and teamwork.

EDUC& 111

Child Development I

3

1 of several approaches to Child Dev - this is 2 3cr sequence

EDUC& 112

Child Development II

3

1 of several approaches to Child Dev - this is 2 3cr sequence

EDUC& 114

Child Development

3

1 course approach to Child Dev - 3 cr

EDUC& 115

Child Development

5

1 course approach to Child Dev - 5 cr

EDUC& 121

Child Development I

5

1 of several approaches to Child Dev - this is 2 5cr sequence

EDUC& 122

Child Development II

5

1 of several approaches to Child Dev - this is 2 5cr sequence

EDUC& 130

Guiding Behavior

3

Examine the principles and theories promoting social competence in young children and creating safe learning environments. Develop skills promoting effective interactions, providing positive individual guidance, and enhancing group experiences.

EDUC& 136

School Age Care

3

n/a

EDUC& 150

Child/Family/Community

3

n/a

EDUC& 201

Intro to Education

3

When combined with practicum meets MRP requirements in prep for transfer for teacher prep

EDUC& 202

Intro to Education

5

A survey of history, philosophy, principles, issues, and trends in American Education. Includes opportunities for observations of educational models and exploration of career paths.

EDUC& 203

Exceptional Child

3

n/a

EDUC& 204

Inclusive Education

5

Introductory course in recognition and identification of exceptionality in children from birth through high school. Includes policies and regulations concerning state and federal provisions of special education and related services, as well as adaptations for serving students with special needs in general education classrooms.

EDUC& 205

Intro to Ed w/Field Exp

5

For MRP requirements for transfer in teacher prep

EDUC& 240

Diversity in Education

5

Students will explore diversity and social justice issues influencing educational settings. Students will examine in depth the historical and current impact of children’s, teachers’, and families’ cultural, social and political context in schools.

ENGL& 101

English Composition I

n/a

n/a

ENGL& 102

Composition II

n/a

Second composition courses - at some universities this is a 200 level course

ENGL& 111

Intro to Literature

5

n/a

ENGL& 112

Intro to Fiction

5

n/a

ENGL& 113

Intro to Poetry

5

n/a

ENGL& 114

Intro to Drama

5

n/a

ENGL& 220

Intro to Shakespeare

5

n/a

ENGL& 224

Shakespeare 1

5

n/a

ENGL& 225

Shakespeare 2

5

n/a

ENGL& 226

British Literature I

5

n/a

ENGL& 227

British Literature II

5

n/a

ENGL& 228

Britsh Literature III

5

n/a

ENGL& 230

Technical Writing

3

This course has Engl& 101 as a prerequisite. At some CTCs it may be used to meet second writing course requirement in the DTA

ENGL& 235

Technical Writing

5

This course has Engl& 101 as a prerequisite. At some CTCs it may be used to meet second writing course requirement in the DTA

ENGL& 236

Creative Writing I

5

n/a

ENGL& 237

Creative Writing II

5

n/a

ENGL& 238

Creative Writing III

5

n/a

ENGL& 244

American Literature I

5

n/a

ENGL& 245

American Literature II

5

n/a

ENGL& 246

American Literature III

5

n/a

ENGL& 254

World Literature I

5

n/a

ENGL& 255

World Literature II

5

n/a

ENGL& 256

World Literature III

5

n/a

ENGR& 154

Construction Graphics

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 104

Intro to Design

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 111

Engineering Graphics 1

3-5

1 of 3 approaches to engineering graphics - this is 2 course sequence

ENGR& 112

Engineering Graphics 2

3-5

1 of 3 approaches to engineering graphics - this is 2 course sequence

ENGR& 114

Engineering Graphics

4-8

This is stand along engineering graphics course

ENGR& 121

Engineering Graphics I

3-5

This is 3 course sequence in engineering graphics

ENGR& 122

Engineering Graphics II

3-5

This is 3 course sequence in engineering graphics

ENGR& 123

Engineering Graphics III

3-5

This is 3 course sequence in engineering graphics

ENGR& 154

Construction Graphics

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 204

Electrical Circuits

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 214

Statics

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 215

Dynamics

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 224

Thermodynamics

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 225

Mechanics of Materials

n/a

n/a

ENGR& 240

Engineering Computations

5

n/a

ENGR& 240

Engineering Computations

n/a

n/a

ENVS& 100

Survey of Env Science

3-5

No lab

ENVS& 101

Intro to Env Science

3-5

With lab

FRCH& 121

French I

5

n/a

FRCH& 122

French II

5

n/a

FRCH& 123

French III

5

n/a

FRCH& 221

French IV

5

n/a

FRCH& 222

French V

5

n/a

FRCH& 223

French VI

5

n/a

GEOG& 100

Introduction to Geography

n/a

n/a

GEOG& 102

World Regional Geography

n/a

n/a

GEOG& 200

Human Geography

n/a

n/a

GEOG& 207

Economic Geography

n/a

n/a

GEOG& 250

Geography of Pacific NW

n/a

n/a

GEOL& 100

Survey of Earth Science

n/a

No lab

GEOL& 101

Intro Physical Geology

3-5

With lab

GEOL& 103

Historical Geology

n/a

With lab

GEOL& 110

Environmental Geology

n/a

With lab

GEOL& 115

Geology National Parks

n/a

With labw/lab

GEOL& 120

Volcanoes

n/a

With lab

GEOL& 208

Geology of Pacific NW

n/a

With lab

GERM& 121

German I

5

n/a

GERM& 122

German II

5

n/a

GERM& 123

German III

5

n/a

GERM& 221

German IV

5

n/a

GERM& 222

German V

5

n/a

GERM& 223

German VI

5

n/a

HIST& 116

Western Civilization I

n/a

n/a

HIST& 117

Western Civilization II

n/a

n/a

HIST& 118

Western Civilization III

n/a

n/a

HIST& 126

World Civilizations I

n/a

n/a

HIST& 127

World Civilizations II

n/a

n/a

HIST& 128

World Civilizations III

n/a

n/a

HIST& 136

US History 1

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 2 course sequence

HIST& 137

US History 2

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 2 course sequence

HIST& 146

US History I

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 3 course sequence

HIST& 147

US History II

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 3 course sequence

HIST& 148

US History III

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 3 course sequence

HIST& 156

History of US I

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 4 course sequence

HIST& 157

History of US II

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 4 course sequence

HIST& 158

History of US III

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 4 course sequence

HIST& 159

History of US IV

5

1 of 3 approaches to US History - this is 4 course sequence

HIST& 214

Pacific NW History

n/a

n/a

HIST& 215

Women in US History

n/a

n/a

HIST& 219

Native American History

n/a

n/a

HIST& 220

African American History

n/a

n/a

HSSA& 101

Intro to Addictive Drugs

3-5

n/a

HUM& 101

Intro to Humanities

5

n/a

HUM& 116

Humanities I

5

n/a

HUM& 117

Humanities II

5

n/a

HUM& 118

Humanities III

5

n/a

JAPN& 121

Japanese I

5

n/a

JAPN& 122

Japanese II

5

n/a

JAPN& 123

Japanese III

5

n/a

JAPN& 221

Japanese IV

5

n/a

JAPN& 222

Japanese V

5

n/a

JAPN& 223

Japanese VI

5

n/a

KREA& 121

Korean I

5

n/a

KREA& 122

Korean II

5

n/a

KREA& 123

Korean III

5

n/a

KREA& 221

Korean IV

5

n/a

KREA& 222

Korean V

5

n/a

KREA& 223

Korean VI

5

n/a

MATH& 107

Math in Society

n/a

n/a

MATH& 131

Math for Elem Educ 1

n/a

EFFECTIVE FALL 2010 - Topics include number theory and problem solving

MATH& 132

Math for Elem Educ 2

n/a

EFFECTIVE FALL 2010 - Topics include geometry, measurement, statistics, and probability

MATH& 141

Precalculus I

n/a

CTC students typically take 2 5-cr precalculus classes to prepare for calculus

MATH& 142

Precalculus II

n/a

calculus - these are the two courses

MATH& 144

Precalc 1 & 2

5

This is a faster pre-calculus approach for those who need little brush up

MATH& 146

Introduction to Stats

n/a

Course for business, nursing and social science programs - descriptive and inferential statistics

MATH& 148

Business Calculus

n/a

n/a

MATH& 151

Calculus I

n/a

n/a

MATH& 152

Calculus II

n/a

n/a

MATH& 153

Calculus III

n/a

If the 3rd course does not include partial derivatives (see Math& 254 which covers the partial derivatives)

MATH& 163

Calculus 3

5

3rd calculus course at colleges that teach partial derivatives in the 3rd course

MATH& 171

Math for Elem Educ I

n/a

EFFECTIVE FALL 2010 - Topics include number theory and problem solving

MATH& 172

Math for Elem Educ II

n/a

EFFECTIVE FALL 2010 - Topics include geometry and measurement

MATH& 173

Math for Elem Educ III

n/a

EFFECTIVE FALL 2010 - Topics include probability and statistics

MATH& 254

Calculus IV

n/a

4th quarter calculus for those taking MATH& 153 version of 3rd quarter course

MATH& 264

Calculus 4

5

4th quarter calculus

MUSC& 104

Music Appreciation

3

n/a

MUSC& 105

Music Appreciation

5

n/a

MUSC& 121

Ear Training 1

2

n/a

MUSC& 122

Ear Training 2

2

n/a

MUSC& 123

Ear Training 3

2

n/a

MUSC& 131

Music Theory 1

3

n/a

MUSC& 132

Music Theory 2

3

n/a

MUSC& 133

Music Theory 3

3

n/a

MUSC& 141

Music Theory I

5

n/a

MUSC& 142

Music Theory II

5

n/a

MUSC& 143

Music Theory III

5

n/a

MUSC& 221

Ear Training 4

2

n/a

MUSC& 222

Ear Training 5

2

n/a

MUSC& 223

Ear Training 6

2

n/a

MUSC& 231

Music Theory 4

3

n/a

MUSC& 232

Music Theory 5

3

n/a

MUSC& 233

Music Theory 6

3

n/a

MUSC& 241

Music Theory IV

5

n/a

MUSC& 242

Music Theory V

5

n/a

MUSC& 243

Music Theory VI

5

n/a

NUTR& 101

Nutrition

3-5

Course required in nursing MPR

OCEA& 100

Intro to Oceanography

n/a

EFFECTIVE FALL 2010 - Non-lab

OCEA& 101

Intro to Oceanography w/Lab

n/a

n/a

PHIL& 101

Intro to Philosophy

n/a

n/a

PHIL& 106

Intro to Logic

n/a

ELIMINATED JULY 2013

PHIL& 115

Critical Thinking

n/a

Focus on non-symbolic logic and critical thinking, real life examples, and informal fallacies

PHIL& 117

Traditional Logic

n/a

Focus on sentence logic with proofs and Aristotelian logic with Venn Diagrams. Intermediate algebra coursework is a pre-requisite for the course.

PHIL& 120

Symbolic Logic

n/a

Focus on sentence logic with proofs and predicate logic with quantifiers and proofs. Intermediate algebra coursework is a pre-requisite for the course.

PHYS& 100

Physics Non-Sci Majors

3-6

no lab

PHYS& 101

Phys Lab Non-Sci Majors

1-2

lab to go with PHYS& 100

PHYS& 110

Phys Non-Sci Majors w/Lab

n/a

Lab is included in this course

PHYS& 114

General Phys I w/Lab

n/a

Lab is included in this course

PHYS& 115

General Phys II w/Lab

n/a

Lab is included in this course

PHYS& 116

General Phys III w/Lab

n/a

Lab is included in this course

PHYS& 121

General Physics I

3-6

ELIMINATED FALL 2012

PHYS& 122

General Physics II

3-6

ELIMINATED FALL 2012

PHYS& 123

General Physics III

3-6

ELIMINATED FALL 2012

PHYS& 124

General Physics Lab I

n/a

Lab only

PHYS& 125

General Physics Lab II

n/a

Lab only

PHYS& 126

General Physics Lab III

n/a

Lab only

PHYS& 131

General Physics Lab I

1-2

ELIMINATED FALL 2012

PHYS& 132

General Physics Lab II

1-2

ELIMINATED FALL 2012

PHYS& 133

General Physics Lab III

1-2

ELIMINATED FALL 2012

PHYS& 134

General Physics I

n/a

Lecture only

PHYS& 135

General Physics II

n/a

Lecture only

PHYS& 136

General Physics III

n/a

Lecture only

PHYS& 221

Engr Physics I w/Lab

3-6

Lab is included in this course

PHYS& 222

Engr Physics II w/Lab

3-6

Lab is included in this course

PHYS& 223

Engr Physics III w/Lab

3-6

Lab is included in this course

PHYS& 231

Engineering Phys Lab I

1-2

Lab only

PHYS& 232

Engineering Phys Lab II

1-2

Lab only

PHYS& 233

Engineering Phys Lab III

1-2

Lab only

PHYS& 241

Engineering Physics I

n/a

Lecture only

PHYS& 242

Engineering Physics II

n/a

Lecture only

PHYS& 243

Engineering Physics III

n/a

Lecture only

POLS& 101

Intro Political Science

5

n/a

POLS& 200

Introduction to Law

5

Designed to transfer to UW Introduction to Law (MGMT 200)

POLS& 201

Intro Political Theory

5

n/a

POLS& 202

United States Government

5

n/a

POLS& 203

International Relations

5

n/a

POLS& 204

Comparative Government

5

n/a

PSYC& 100

General Psychology

5

n/a

PSYC& 180

Human Sexuality

5

n/a

PSYC& 200

Lifespan Psychology

5

As required in nursing MRP

PSYC& 220

Psychological Disorders

5

New Title Effective 7/2025; Previous Title: Abnormal Psychology

RUSS& 121

Russian I

5

n/a

RUSS& 122

Russian II

5

n/a

RUSS& 123

Russian III

5

n/a

RUSS& 221

Russian IV

5

n/a

RUSS& 222

Russian V

5

n/a

RUSS& 223

Russian VI

5

n/a

SOC& 101

Intro to Sociology

5

n/a

SOC& 201

Social Problems

5

n/a

SPAN& 121

Spanish I

5

n/a

SPAN& 122

Spanish II

5

n/a

SPAN& 123

Spanish III

5

n/a

SPAN& 221

Spanish IV

5

n/a

SPAN& 222

Spanish V

5

n/a

SPAN& 223

Spanish VI

5

n/a

VIET& 121

Vietnamese I

5

n/a

VIET& 122

Vietnamese II

5

n/a

VIET& 123

Vietnamese III

5

n/a

VIET& 221

Vietnamese IV

5

n/a

VIET& 222

Vietnamese V

5

n/a

VIET& 223

Vietnamese VI

5

n/a