FIND YOUR CLASSES & REGISTER TODAY! Spring is a great time to expand your opportunities. Start a degree or explore a new interest through classes at CMC! Colorado Mountain College does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, gender identity, marital status, national or ethnic origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, veteran status, and family and genetic information, or in its programs and activities, as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and as provided in other applicable statutes and College policies. The College prohibits sexual and gender-based harassment, including sexual assault, and other forms of interpersonal violence. To obtain more information regarding non-discrimination policies, visit http://coloradomtn.edu/about-cmc/notice-of-nondiscrimination/ or contact Lisa Doak, Title IX Coordinator, [email protected], 970-947-8351, or Angela Wurtsmith, Director of Human Resources, [email protected], 970-947-8311. Registration is Open! Classes Start January 15 www.ColoradoMtn.edu COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE Steamboat Springs CAMPUS INFORMATION CMC STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 1275 Crawford Avenue / Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Phone: 970.870.4444 / Fax: 970.870.4535 FRONT DESK HOURS Monday–Thursday, 8a–7p Friday 8a–5p CLASSES START January 15, 2018 HOLIDAYS Spring Break March 12-16, 2018 The Neas Family Student & Community Dining Center is open to all in the community. DINE WITH US! SATURDAY – SUNDAY Brunch 10a – 1p Dinner 5p – 6p MONDAY – FRIDAY Breakfast 7:30a – 9a Lunch 11:30a – 1:15p Dinner M – TH 5p – 6:30p F 5p – 6p TABLE OF CONTENTS 02 ACCOUNTING 06 ACTION SPORTS INDUSTRY 02 ART 09 BACHELOR’S DEGREE CLASSES 02 BUSINESS 02 COMMUNICATIONS 02 CULINARY ARTS 03 DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES 03 EDUCATION 03 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 03 ENGINEERING 03 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 03 FOREIGN LANGUAGE 04 GRAPHIC DESIGN 04 HEALTH & WELLNESS 04 HUMANITIES 04 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 05 MATHEMATICS 05 MUSIC 05 OUTDOOR STUDIES 08 ONLINE & DISTANCE LEARNING 10 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & RECREATION 06 RESORT MANAGEMENT 06 SCIENCE 06 SKI BUSINESS 06 SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 07 SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES 07 THEATRE STEAMBOAT SPRINGS CAMPUS LIBRARY Professional assistance and resources are available to CMC and our community. Visit us in Bristol Hall or online at www.library.coloradomtn.edu Mon-Thurs 8am-9pm Friday 8am-5pm Saturday 12pm - 5pm Sunday 1pm-9pm
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FIND YOUR CLASSES & REGISTER TODAY!Spring is a great time to expand your opportunities. Start a degree or explore a new interest through classes at CMC!
Colorado Mountain College does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, gender identity, marital status, national or ethnic origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, veteran status, and family and genetic information, or in its programs and activities, as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and as provided in other applicable statutes and College policies. The College prohibits sexual and gender-based harassment, including sexual assault, and other forms of interpersonal violence. To obtain more information regarding non-discrimination policies, visit http://coloradomtn.edu/about-cmc/notice-of-nondiscrimination/ or contact Lisa Doak, Title IX Coordinator, [email protected], 970-947-8351, or Angela Wurtsmith, Director of Human Resources, [email protected], 970-947-8311.
Registration is Open! Classes Start January 15 www.ColoradoMtn.edu
COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGES P R I N G C L A S S S C H E D U L E
Steamboat Springs
CAMPUS INFORMATIONCMC STEAMBOAT SPRINGS1275 Crawford Avenue / Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Phone: 970.870.4444 / Fax: 970.870.4535
FRONT DESK HOURS Monday–Thursday, 8a–7p
Friday 8a–5p
CLASSES STARTJanuary 15, 2018
HOLIDAYSSpring Break March 12-16, 2018
The Neas Family Student & Community Dining Center is open to all in the community.
DINE WITH US!
SATURDAY – SUNDAYBrunch 10a – 1p Dinner 5p – 6p
MONDAY – FRIDAYBreakfast 7:30a – 9aLunch 11:30a – 1:15pDinner M – TH 5p – 6:30p F 5p – 6p
TABLE OF CONTENTS02 ACCOUNTING
06 ACTION SPORTS INDUSTRY
02 ART
09 BACHELOR’S DEGREE CLASSES
02 BUSINESS
02 COMMUNICATIONS
02 CULINARY ARTS
03 DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES
03 EDUCATION
03 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
03 ENGINEERING
03 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
03 FOREIGN LANGUAGE
04 GRAPHIC DESIGN
04 HEALTH & WELLNESS
04 HUMANITIES
04 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
05 MATHEMATICS
05 MUSIC
05 OUTDOOR STUDIES
08 ONLINE & DISTANCE LEARNING
10 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & RECREATION
06 RESORT MANAGEMENT
06 SCIENCE
06 SKI BUSINESS
06 SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
07 SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES
07 THEATRE
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS CAMPUS LIBRARYProfessional assistance and resources are available to CMC and our community. Visit us in Bristol Hall or online at www.library.coloradomtn.edu
S Y N D A Y T I M E D A T E S L O C F A C U L T Y R E F U N D W I T H D R A W I N - D I S T R I C T S Y N D A Y T I M E D A T E S L O C F A C U L T Y R E F U N D W I T H D R A W I N - D I S T R I C T
AccountingA ACC-121 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I & 4 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09818 TTh 2:30p-4:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Ninger 2/1 4/8 $260A ACC-122 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II & 4 CRPrerequisite: ACC-121 with a grade of C- or higher.
09827 MW 2:30p-4:20p 1/15-5/2 SB Ninger 1/31 4/8 $26009514 TTh 2:30p-4:20p 1/16-5/3 SBR H+ Brooks-Olk 2/1 4/8 $260ACC-212 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II R H & + 4 CRPrerequisite: ACC-211
10890 MW 2:30p-4:45p 1/15-5/2 SB Allen 1/31 4/8 $195+$32.52 non-refundable student chargeA ART-139 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
10891 T 2:30p-5:20p 1/16-5/1 SB Patterson 1/31 4/8 $195+$58 non-refundable student chargeA ART-165 SCULPTURE I & 3 CR
10889 TTh 2:30p-4:45p 1/16-5/3 SB Allen 2/1 4/8 $195+$32.52 non-refundable student chargeA ART-209 STUDIO ART & 3 CR
09881 MW 5:30p-7:45p 1/15-5/2 SB Zyzda 1/31 4/8 $195+$54.20 non-refundable student chargeA ART-251 PAINTING II H & 3 CR
10707 MW 9a-11:20a 1/29-4/11 SB Searls 2/8 3/24 $195+$84.55 non-refundable student chargeART-901 INTRODUCTION TO LIGHTROOM NON CREDIT
This class will provide an exploration of the Adobe Lightroom software and it's image storage and editing capabilities. The primary focus will be an overview of each of the modules to create an understanding of the workspace and functionality of the program. Students must bring images of their own on a flash drive to work on and to store their work from week to week.
10743 W 6p-8p 1/17-3/7 SB Lamansky 1/15 $135
BusinessA BUS-115 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09830 MW 3p-4:15p 1/15-5/2 SB Kingston 1/31 4/8 $19509831 MW 4:30p-5:45p 1/15-5/2 SB Kingston 1/31 4/8 $195A BUS-216 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09944 W 6p-8:40p 1/17-5/2 SB Elenz 2/1 4/8 $195A BUS-217 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION & REPORT WRITING & 3 CRPrerequisites: ENG-121
09946 TTh 10a-11:15a 1/16-5/3 SB Sitlington 2/1 4/8 $19509947 TTh 12:30p-1:45p 1/16-5/3 SB Sitlington 2/1 4/8 $195A BUS-226 BUSINESS STATISTICS H I & 3 CRPrerequisites: MAT-099 or MAT-055
09603 MW 1p-2:15p 1/15-5/2 SB Stewart 1/31 4/8 $195
CommunicationA COM-115 PUBLIC SPEAKING & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09231 F 10a-12:30p 1/19-5/4 SB Guarnero 2/5 4/8 $195
Spring Class Schedule
L COLORADO STATE GUARANTEED TRANSFER COURSE R IVS COURSE
A APPLIES TO CMC AA/AS DEGREE I WEBEX COURSE
W WEB COURSE Ñ ECO FOCUS
H HYBRID COURSE: CLASSROOM/INTERNET & TEXTBOOK/S PROVIDED BY CLMP
+ ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: CALL OR CHECK ONLINE TEXTBOOK/S NOT PROVIDED BY CLMP
ACTION SPORTS INDUSTRY CERTIFICATEThe Action Sports Industry certificate provides students an opportunity to
gain the skills and knowledge necessary to find employment in the action sports industry as a manufacturer representative, product manager,
retail sales manager, retail sales employee or repair technician. Certificate includes courses that will provide technical knowledge needed to be successful in the action sport industry while emphasizing the skills
necessary to be a leader.
Spring 2018 - Bike Mechanic 1 ASI-111 & Athlete Alignment and Fitting ASI-130
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CUA-901 ARTISAN PIZZAS NON CREDITArtisan pizzas are some of the most popular restaurant menu items. Come learn how to pair flavors and make your own from scratch!
10961 T 5:30p-8:30p 3/20 SB Richardson 3/16 $4CUA-901 BRIOCHE & BAGUETTE NON CREDITExplore two classic bread recipes and practice techniques so you can make your own at home. What’s better than fresh bread?
10925 T 5:30p-8:30p 2/6 SB Richardson 2/2 $45CUA-901 FONDUE NON CREDITA great party idea & all-around fun class! Cheese & chocolate fondue options are brought to the next level!
10924 T 5:30p-8:30p 1/30 SB Richardson 1/26 $45CUA-901 HANDMADE PASTAS NON CREDITThe delicate handmade pasta is a favorite. Learn to make your own and how to take your own spin on it!
10960 T 5:30p-8:30p 3/13 SB Richardson 3/9 $45CUA-901 INTRO TO SUSHI NON CREDITLearn the basics of sushi including fish selection, rice making and creation of a few different types of sushi.
10959 T 5:30p-8:30p 3/6 SB Richardson 3/2 $45CUA-901 JAMBALAYA NON CREDITJoin us to learn how to make a hearty jambalaya. Laissez les bon temps rouler!
10926 T 5:30p-8:30p 2/13 SB Richardson 2/9 $45CUA-901 KNIFE SKILLS & PROFESSIONAL PRINCIPLES NON CREDITBrush up your practical kitchen skills and gain some knowledge about the most imporant tools: your knives. Learn to take care of your knife, how to use it, and useful cuts for the home cook.
10923 T 5:30p-8:30p 1/23 SB Richardson 1/19 $4510962 T 5:30p-8:30p 3/27 SB Richardson 3/23 $45CUA-901 PAELLA NON CREDITFeed your crowd with flair! The art of a great paella is unveiled for you.
10958 T 5:30p-8:30p 2/27 SB Richardson 2/23 $45CUA-901 SOUS VIDE NON CREDITLearn how to remove all the guesswork from cooking. Sous vide is a new age technique with growng popu-larity that uses easy processes to perfect everything from veggie to fish and steak. Given the tremendous benefits afforded by this technique, you are sure to be seeing more and more of it all over. Expand your possibilities and taste the difference a little technology can offer.
10957 T 5:30p-8:30p 2/20 SB Richardson 2/16 $45
Developmental StudiesACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTAAA-095 MATH HELPS 1 CRCo-requisite: MAT-050.Syn #09088 co-requisite MAT-050 syn #09086.
09127 MTW 4p-5:20p 1/15-5/2 SB Royce 1/31 4/8 $65CCR-092 COLLEGE COMPOSITION & READING 5 CRPrerequisites: Reading Comprehension (RDG) score between 40 and 61 and/or Sentence Skills (SS) score between 50 and 69. Students who score higher may also take this class.
Syn #09126 co-requisite: CCR-091 syn #09127.
09126 Th 4p-5:20p 1/18-5/3 SB Royce 2/2 4/8 $325CCR-094 STUDIO 121 3 CRPrerequisites: or Reading Comprehension (RDG) score of 62 to 79 and/or a Sentence Skills (SS) score of 70-94. Syn #09123 co-requisite: ENG-121 syn #09124.
09123 MW 1p-2:20p 1/15-5/2 SB Royce 1/31 4/8 $195
ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGEESL-909LOW BEGINNING ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGENON CREDIT
11028 TTh 6p-8:15p 1/18-3/1 SB Hathaway $4011031 TTh 6p-8:15p 3/6-4/19 SB Hathaway $40ESL-913 LOW INTERMED ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE NON CREDIT Syn 11090 meets at Granby Episcopal Church, 390 Garnet Ave, Granby, CO.
11090 T 5:30p-7:50p 1/18-3/1 GJ H Peterson $40 Syn #11091 meets at Granby Episcopal Church, 390 Garnet Ave, Granby, CO.
11091 T 5:30p-7:50p 3/6-4/19 GJ H Peterson $40ESL-914 HIGH INTERMED ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE NON CREDIT
11029 TTh 6p-8:15p 1/18-3/1 SB LeRoux-Stewart $4011032 TTh 6p-8:15p 3/6-4/19 SB LeRoux-Stewart $40ESL-917 ADVANCED ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE NON CREDIT
11030 TTh 6p-8:15p 1/18-3/1 SB Barker $4011033 TTh 6p-8:15p 3/6-4/19 SB Barker $40ESL-918 INTENSIVE ENGLISH SPEAKING & LISTENING NON CREDIT
11027 W 9a-11:50a 1/17-5/2 SB LeRoux-Stewart $80
GENERAL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMAGED-910 PRE-GED PREPARATION NON CREDIT
11034 W 3:30p-5:50p 1/24-2/21 SB Berg $1511035 W 3:30p-5:50p 2/28-4/4 SB Berg $15
EducationEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONA ECE-101 INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION W + 3 CR
08912 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Thompson 1/31 4/8 $195A ECE-102 INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD ED TECHNIQUES I + 3 CR
09411 T 6p-8p 1/16-5/1 DS Jackman 1/31 4/8 $195ECE-188 PRACTICUM: EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION I + 1 CRPrerequisites: ECE-101, ECE-102, ECE-205, ECE-238, ECE-241; Requires college-level composition / reading.
09412 T 6p-8p 1/16-5/1 DS Jackman 1/31 4/8 $65ECE-220 ECE CURRICULUM DEV: METHODS & TECHNIQUES W + 3 CR
08915 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Thompson 1/31 4/8 $195ECE-240ADMIN OF EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE/ED PROGRAMSIH+ 3 CR
09413 T 6p-8p 1/16-5/1 DS Tarrant 1/31 4/8 $195ECE-260 THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD I H + 3 CR
Environmental StudiesL ENV-101 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Ñ& 4 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading. Class includes a mandatory overnight camp-ing trip 4/13-4/15/18 in addition to classroom meetings.
Foreign LanguageAMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGEA ASL-122 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II 5 CRPrerequisite: ASL-121.
09137 TTh 5p-7:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Myhre 2/1 4/8 $325
SPANISHSPA-102 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH II & 3 CRPrerequisite: SPA-101.
09135 W 6p-8:50p 1/17-5/2 SB Hathaway 2/1 4/8 $195SPA-202 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH IV & 3 CRPrerequisite: SPA-201.
09136 M 6p-8:50p 1/15-4/30 SB Hathaway 1/30 4/8 $195
Learn to master the culinary arts with a Skills Workshop at CMC with Chef Chris Richardson.
COMMUNITY CULINARY SKILLS WORKSHOPS
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Geographic Information SystemsGIS-131 GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS FOR GIS & 3 CR
Class includes 8 hours per day on two Fridays for field work for data collection. Days to be determined and travel will be in the local area.
09869 W 8:30a-11:20a 1/17-5/2 SB Grygo 2/1 4/8 $195
Graphic DesignMULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC DESIGNMGD-901 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR + NON CREDIT
Mac-focused. This course meets one Friday from 9am-2pm with a one hour lunch break; lunch is included in the cost of the course. Students are encouraged to bring a thumb drive.
10744 F 9a-2p 1/19 SB Johnson 1/17 $49MGD-901 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR II + NON CREDIT
Mac-focused. This course meets one Friday from 9am-2pm with a one hour lunch break; lunch is included in the cost of the course. Students are encouraged to bring a thumb drive.
10745 F 9a-2p 2/2 SB Johnson 1/31 $49MGD-901 ADOBE PHOTOSHOP + NON CREDIT
Mac-focused. This course meets one Friday from 9am-2pm with a one hour lunch break; lunch is included in the cost of the course. Students are encouraged to bring a thumb drive.
10746 F 9a-2p 2/16 SB Johnson 2/14 $49MGD-901 ADOBE PHOTOSHOP II + NON CREDIT
Mac-focused. This course meets one Friday from 9am-2pm with a one hour lunch break; lunch is included in the cost of the course. Students are encouraged to bring a thumb drive.
10747 F 9a-2p 3/2 SB Johnson 2/28 $49MGD-901 ADOBE INDESIGN I + NON CREDIT
Mac-focused. This course meets one Friday from 9am-2pm with a one hour lunch break; lunch is included in the cost of the course. Students are encouraged to bring a thumb drive.
10748 F 9a-2p 3/23 SB Johnson 3/21 $49MGD-901 ADOBE INDESIGN II + NON CREDIT
Mac-focused. This course meets one Friday from 9am-2pm with a one hour lunch break; lunch is included in the cost of the course. Students are encouraged to bring a thumb drive.
10749 F 9a-2p 4/6 SB Johnson 4/4 $49MGD-901 ADOBE COLLABORATION + NON CREDIT
Mac-focused. This course meets one Friday from 9am-2pm with a one hour lunch break; lunch is included in the cost of the course. Students are encouraged to bring a thumb drive. Beyond learning the individual strengths and functional aspects of each of the main Adobe Creative Suite software programs, knowing how to bring them together.
10750 F 9a-2p 4/13 SB Johnson 4/11 $49
Health & WellnessHEALTH PROFESSIONALHPR-118 INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION W + 2 CR
08957 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Rada-Sidinger 1/31 4/8 $130HPR-901 AHA CPR FOR THE PROFESSIONAL NON CREDIT
Book & certification card provided in class and included in cost, issued by American Heart Assn.
10735 F 8:30a-4p 5/4 SB Good 5/2 $50
HEALTH & WELLNESSA HWE-100 HUMAN NUTRITION W 3 CR
08970 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Rada-Sidinger 1/31 4/8 $195HWE-901 HEARTSAVER CPR AED NON CREDIT
Book & certification card provided in class and included in cost, issued by American Heart Assn.
10731 F 9a-1p 3/2 SB Good 2/28 $50HWE-901 AHA FIRST AID & CPR AED NON CREDIT
Book & certification card provided in class and included in cost, issued by American Heart Assn.
10732 F 8:30a-4p 3/23 SB Good 3/21 $6510733 F 8:30a-4p 4/6 SB Good 4/4 $65HWE-901 INFANT/CHILD CPR/FIRST AID NON CREDIT
Book & certification card provided in class and included in cost, issued by American Heart Assn.
10734 Sa 8:30a-4p 4/7 SB Good 4/5 $65
HumanitiesHUMANITIESL HUM-115 WORLD MYTHOLOGY & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
Prerequisites: Comfortable reading and speaking in English, those with very little or no experience with a computer or devices. Get comfortable using the computer to help make your life easier or more fun. Learn basics of hardware (equipment) and software (programs and apps).
10752 T 5:30p-7p 1/16 SB Owens-Trask 1/12 $2010760 T 5:30p-7p 3/20 SB Owens-Trask 3/15 $20CIS-901 COMPUTER BASICS LEVEL I + NON CREDIT
Prerequisites: Comfortable reading and speaking in English, Cannot be a "never ever" on computers or devices. Know a little bit about computers but want to get better and faster at daily tasks like email, web browsing, downloading, and working with pictures? This class is for you.
10753 T 5:30p-7p 1/23 SB Owens-Trask 1/19 $2010761 T 5:30p-7p 3/27 SB Owens-Trask 3/23 $20CIS-901 COMPUTER BASICS LEVEL II + NON CREDIT
Prerequisites: Comfortable reading and speaking in English, must have some basic computer operation skills. Learn which kind of software applications does what, how to install and uninstall, how to attach printers and devices, sync your phone, & better use your operating system.
10754 T 5:30p-7p 1/30 SB Owens-Trask 1/26 $2010762 T 5:30p-7p 4/3 SB Owens-Trask 3/30 $20CIS-901 INTRO MICROSOFT WORD LEVEL I + NON CREDIT
Prerequisites: Comfortable reading and speaking in English, must have good basic computer operation skills. Learn how to use Microsoft Word to create letters, flyers, resumes, posters and other documents. Understand basic formatting, page set up, and to how to use colors.
10756 W 5:30p-7p 2/7 SB Owens-Trask 2/5 $2510758 W 5:30p-7p 2/28 SB Owens-Trask 2/26 $25CIS-901 INTRO MICROSOFT WORD LEVEL II + NON CREDIT
Must be comfortable reading and speaking in English. Learn to create better and more complex letter, flyers, posters and other documents. Formatting, inserting headers and footers, page numbers, word and text boxes, adding photos, using themes and styles, tables and smart art.
10757 W 5:30p-7p 2/14 SB Owens-Trask 2/12 $25CIS-901 INTRO MICROSOFT EXCEL LEVEL I + NON CREDIT
Must be comfortable reading and speaking in English. You will create, open, share, format and save workbooks. Understand page layout, gridlines, formatting cells, how to use formulas and calculations to add, subtract, find averages and perform basic data analysis and comparisons.
10758 W 5:30p-7p 2/28 SB Owens-Trask 2/26 $25CIS-901 INTRO MICROSOFT EXCEL LEVEL II + NON CREDIT
Must be comfortable reading and speaking in English. You will learn how to create and use complex formulas, cell references, freeze pains, and advanced data sorting and filtering.
10759 W 5:30p-7p 3/7 SB Owens-Trask 3/5 $25
L COLORADO STATE GUARANTEED TRANSFER COURSE R IVS COURSE
A APPLIES TO CMC AA/AS DEGREE I WEBEX COURSE
W WEB COURSE Ñ ECO FOCUS
H HYBRID COURSE: CLASSROOM/INTERNET & TEXTBOOK/S PROVIDED BY CLMP
+ ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: CALL OR CHECK ONLINE TEXTBOOK/S NOT PROVIDED BY CLMP
ADVENTURE AWAITS 4 Check out a Colorado Mountain College Adventure Flag
at your local campus and then share a photo of your adventure on social media using #CMCAdventureFlag.
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MathematicsMAT-025 ALGEBRAIC LITERACY LAB & 1 CRPrerequisite: Accuplacer EA score 45-59. Co-requisite MAT-055. Syn #09033 co-requisite MAT-055 syn #09032.
09033 F 10a-11:40a 1/19-5/4 SB Krolik 2/5 4/8 $65 Syn #09074 co-requisite MAT-055 syn #09076.
09074 Th 7:30p-9:10p 1/18-5/3 SB Craig 2/2 4/8 $65 Syn #09094 co-requisite MAT-055 syn #09093.
09094 F 3p-4:40p 1/19-5/4 SB Kipfer 2/5 4/8 $65MAT-050 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY & 4 CRPrerequisite: Accuplacer Arithmetic score 41 or higher or EA score 30-84. Co-requisite: AAA-095.
MusicL MUS-120 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09875 MW 10a-11:40a 1/15-5/2 SB & Rusthoi 1/31 4/8 $19509047 Web Course 1/15-5/4 W Rusthoi 1/31 4/8 $195A MUS-132 MUSIC CLASS II: PIANO & 2 CR
09876 W 9a-11a 1/17-5/2 SB Houston 2/1 4/8 $130A MUS-233 MUSIC CLASS III: PIANO & 2 CR
09877 M 9a-11a 1/15-4/30 SB Houston 1/30 4/8 $130
Outdoor StudiesA OUT-102 BACKCOUNTRY NAVIGATION Ñ + 1 CRSyn #10320 includes an overnight camping trip 4/6-4/8/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10320 TTh 5:30p-6:50p 4/3-4/5 SB Osteen 4/3 4/7 $65+$81.50 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-113 DESERT ORIENTATION Ñ+ 2 CRSyn #10321 includes an overnight camping trip 3/29-4/2/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10321 T 5:30p-8:20p 3/20-4/3 SB Meyer 3/22 3/31 $130+$134.54 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-114 CANYON ORIENTATION Ñ+ 2 CRSyn #10322 includes an overnight camping trip 4/5-4/9/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10322 W 7p-10p 3/28-4/11 SB TBA 3/30 4/8 $130+$138.54 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-115 SNOW ORIENTATION Ñ+ 2 CRSyn #10323 includes two overnight camping trips 2/2-2/3 & 2/9-2/12/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10323 T 7p-8:20p 1/23-2/6 SB Kimmes 1/26 2/8 $130+$46.04 non-refundable student chargeSyn #10324 includes 2 overnight camping trips 2/16-2/17 & 2/23-2/26/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10324 W 7p-8:20p 2/7-2/21 SB Poma 2/9 2/21 $130+$46.04 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-116 RIVER ORIENTATION Ñ+ 2 CRSyn #10325 includes an overnight camping trip 4/12-4/16/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10325 T 7p-10p 4/3-4/17 SB Vertrees 4/5 4/22 $130+$177.54 non-refundable student chargeSyn #10326 includes an overnight camping trip 4/19-4/23/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10326 W 5:30p-8:20p 4/11-4/25 SB Strickland 4/13 4/22 $130+$177.54 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-119 FLYFISHING I Ñ+ 1 CRSyn #10327 includes an overnight camping trip 4/20-4/22/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10327 TTh 4p-5:20p 4/17-4/19 SB Osteen 4/17 4/21 $65+$140.88 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-126 MOUNTAIN BIKING Ñ+ 1 CRSyn #10328 includes an overnight camping trip 4/6-4/8/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10328 TTh 4p-5:20p 4/3-4/5 SB TBA 4/3 4/7 $65+$71.50 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-129 ICE CLIMBING I Ñ+ 1 CRSyn #10321 includes an overnight camping trip 1/26-1/28/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10329 MW 5:30p-6:50p 1/22-1/24 SB Kimmes 1/23 1/27 $65+$161.50 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-133 TECHNICAL CANYONEERING Ñ+ 2 CRSyn #10330 includes an overnight camping trip 4/4-4/9/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10330 W 5:30p-8:20p 3/28-4/4 SB Huber 3/29 4/6 $130+$201.25 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-140 SWIFT WATER RESCUE TECHNICIAN I Ñ+ 1 CRSyn #10331 includes day trips 4/27, 4/28, & 4/29/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
Syn #10778 includes day trips 1/20 & 1/21/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10778 FSaSu 8a-5:20p 1/19-1/22 SB Edmiston 1/17 1/21 $65+$86.19 non-refundable student chargeSyn #10779 includes day trips 1/27 & 1/28/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10779 FSaSu 8a-5:20p 1/26-1/28 SB Norling 1/24 1/28 $65+$86.19 non-refundable student chargeSyn #10781 includes day trips 2/17 & 2/18/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10781 FSaSu 8a-5:20p 2/16-2/18 SB Jost 2/14 2/18 $65+$86.19 non-refundable student chargeSyn #10782 includes day trips 2/24 & 2/25/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10782 FSaSu 8a-5:20p 2/23-2/25 SB TBA 2/21 2/25 $65+$86.19 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-169 AVALANCHE AWARENESS LEVEL II Ñ+ 2 CRPrerequisite: OUT-168. Syn #10783 includes an overnight session 2/23-2/26/18 in addition to the pre-trip meeting on 2/20/18.
10783 T 6p-8p 2/20 SB Norling 2/18 2/25 $130+$308.19 non-refundable student chargeOUT-175 NORDIC SKIING II Ñ+ 1 CR Syn #10332 includes two day trips 2/27 & 3/6/18 in addition to classroom sessions. Class will alterenate
between meeting at Steamboat Ski Touring Center 1230 Steamboat Blvd and Haymaker Nordic Center, 34855 US Hwy 40, Steamboat, CO.
10332 TTh 1p-2:50p 1/16-3/6 T 9a-2p 2/27 & 3/6 SB Wallace 1/23 2/22 $65 + $149.50 non-refundable student chargeA OUT-221 TOP ROPE CLIMBING Ñ+ 1 CRSyn #10334 includes an overnight camping trip 3/30-4/1/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
10336 T 1/16-5/1 SB TBA 1/31 4/8 $65OUT-901 INTRO TO BACKCOUNTRY SKIINGÑ+ NON CREDIT
Prerequisite: Previous skiing experience and desire to ski in the backcountry.
10751 F 9a-10a 1/26 , F 9a-10:30a 2/2 F 9a-2p 1/26-3/2 SB Wallace 1/24 $150 non-refundable student charge
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Resort ManagementHOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTHOS-110 INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY W + 3 CRSyn #08950 includes non-refundable $50 charge for Certified Guest Services Professional Exam.
08950 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Lawler 1/31 4/8 $195+$50 non-refundable student chargeHOS-115 INTRODUCTION TO SPA MANAGEMENT W + 3 CR
08951 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS TBA 1/31 4/8 $195HOS-139 HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT W + 2 CR
08953 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Hunter 1/31 4/8 $130HOS-140 FRONT OFFICE PROCEDURES W + 2 CR
08954 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS TBA 1/31 4/8 $130HOS-148 INTRODUCTION TO FOOD & BEVERAGE MGMT W + 3 CR
08955 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS TBA 1/31 4/8 $195HOS-221 BASIC HOTEL & RESTAURANT ACCOUNTING & 3 CR
09340 M 6p-8:50p 1/15-4/30 SB Robinson 1/30 4/8 $195HOS-226 SUPERVISION IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRYW + 3 CR
08956 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Hunter 1/31 4/8 $195HOS-240 PURCHASING & MENU PLANNING & 3 CR
09344 W 1p-3:50p 1/17-5/2 SB Hunter 2/1 4/8 $195HOS-242 HOTEL SALES AND MARKETING & 3 CR
09318 M 1p-3:50p 1/15-4/30 SB Hunter 1/30 4/8 $195HOS-250 FOOD, BEVERAGE AND LABOR COST CONTROL & 3 CR
09341 T 1p-3:50p 1/16-5/1 SB Hunter 1/31 4/8 $195HOS-255 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & 3 CR
10885 Th 1p-3:50p 1/18-5/3 SB Hunter 2/2 4/8 $195HOS-287 WORK EXPERIENCE I 3 CR
09346 W 6p-8:50p 1/17-5/2 SB Hunter 2/1 4/8 $195HOS-289 WORK EXPERIENCE II 3 CR
09347 Th 6p-8:50p 1/18-5/3 SB Hunter 2/2 4/8 $195
ScienceASTRONOMYL AST-101 ASTRONOMY I W 4 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
08884 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Westlake 1/31 4/8 $260L AST-102 ASTRONOMY II & 4 CRPrerequisite: AST-101.
09041 TTh 10a-11:40a 1/16-5/3 Th 7p-8:40p 1/18-5/3 SB McCudden 2/1 4/8 $260A AST-109 COLORADO NIGHT SKY II & 1 CR
09042 T 6:50p-10p 3/20-5/1 SB McCudden 3/26 4/21 $65L AST-160 COSMOLOGY: THE BIG BANG THE END OF TIME W 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
10692 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Westlake 1/31 4/8 $195
BIOLOGYL BIO-105 SCIENCE OF BIOLOGY & 4 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09055 MF 1p-2:15p 1/15-5/4 W 1p-2:40p 1/15-5/4 SB Kowalsky 1/31 4/8 $260L BIO-111 GENERAL COLLEGE BIOLOGY WITH LAB & 5 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09929 TTh 10a-12:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Kowalsky 2/1 4/8 $260+$60L BIO-221 BOTANY & 5 CRPrerequisite: BIO-112. Course includes a mandatory day trip to Denver Botanic Park on 4/20/18.
09348 T 6p-8:50p 1/16-5/1 SB Pond 1/31 4/8 $195+$160 non-refundable student charge09350 T 1p-3:50p 1/16-5/1 SB Widmer 1/31 4/8 $195+$160 non-refundable student chargeSKB-150 SIA RETAIL EMPLOYEE W + 1 CR
09106 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Widmer 1/31 4/8 $65+$100 non-refundable student chargeSKB-151 SIA RETAIL MANAGER W + 1 CR
09107 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Widmer 1/31 4/8 $65+$100 non-refundable student chargeSKB-152 SIA MARKETING W + 1 CR
09108 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Martin 1/31 4/8 $65+$100 non-refundable student chargeSKB-153 SIA SALES REPRESENTATIVE W + 1 CR
09109 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Martin 1/31 4/8 $65+$100 non-refundable student chargeSKB-154 SIA WHOLESALE & BUYING W + 1 CR
09110 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Widmer 1/31 4/8 $65+$100 non-refundable student chargeSKB-155 SIA PROMOTIONS W + 1 CR
09111 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Martin 1/31 4/8 $65+$100 non-refundable student chargeSKB-187 WORK EXPERIENCE 3 CR
10965 W 3:30p-5p 1/17-5/2 SB Widmer 2/1 4/8 $195SKB-210 SKI AND BOARD PRODUCT DESIGN H & 3 CR
09354 W 6p-7:50p 1/17-5/2 SB Ballinghoff 2/1 4/8 $195+$400 non-refundable student chargeSKB-216 SKI & SNOWBOARD MARKETING & MEDIA H & 3 CR
09357 T 6p-7:50p 1/16-5/1 SB Ballinghoff 1/31 4/8 $195SKB-220 SNOW SPORTS RETAIL & WHOLESALE H & 3 CR
09813 M 6p-7:50p 1/15-4/30 SB TBA 1/30 4/8 $195SKB-221 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL SKI & SNOWBOARD
BUSINESS H& 3 CR
09816 Th 3:30p-4:50p 1/18-5/3 SB Widmer 2/2 4/8 $195SKB-224 ADVANCED SKI/SNOWBOARD GUIDING & 3 CRPrerequisite: SKB-124. Syn #09821 includes an overnight field session 3/30-4/1/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
09099 MW 1p-2:15p 1/15-5/2 F 1p-2:40p 1/19-5/4 SB Staib 1/31 4/8 $260L ANT-215 INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09048 Sa 9:30a-4:40p 3/24-5/5 SB Maestas 3/30 4/25 $195A ANT-280 SOUTHWEST FIELD EXPLORATION &+ 2 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading. Syn #09068 includes an overnight camping trip 3/22-3/26/18 in addition to classroom sessions.
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ECONOMICSL ECO-201 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS IH& 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09536 MW 4:30p-5:45p 1/15-5/2 SB Stewart 1/31 4/8 $19509540 TTh 8:30a-9:45a 1/16-5/3 SB Stewart 2/1 4/8 $195L ECO-202 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS IH& 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09601 TTh 10a-11:15a 1/16-5/3 SB Stewart 2/1 4/8 $195
GEOGRAPHYL GEO-106 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 3 CR
09026 T 4:01p-6:40p 1/16-5/1 SB & Gumbrecht 1/31 4/8 $19508941 Web Course 1/15-5/4 W Gumbrecht 1/31 4/8 $195
HISTORYL HIS-102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION: 1650-PRESENT & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09028 MW 11a-12:15p 1/15-5/2 SB Opyt 1/31 4/8 $195L HIS-122 US HISTORY SINCE THE CIVIL WAR & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09029 MW 4p-5:15p 1/15-5/2 SB Opyt 1/31 4/8 $195L HIS-225 COLORADO HISTORY & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09030 MW 6p-7:35p 1/15-5/2 SB Opyt 1/31 4/8 $195
POLITICAL SCIENCEL POS-111 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT R& 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09857 Th 4:30p-7:10p 1/18-5/3 SB Gumbrecht 2/2 4/8 $195L POS-225 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT W 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09089 Web Course 1/15-5/4 DS Gumbrecht 1/31 4/8 $195
PSYCHOLOGYL PSY-101 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09031 TTh 2:30p-3:45p 1/16-5/3 SB Harnden 2/1 4/8 $195L PSY-102 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09080 MW 2:30p-3:45p 1/15-5/2 SB Bautina 1/31 4/8 $195A PSY-211 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
10934 TTh 1p-2:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Jost 2/1 4/8 $195L PSY-226 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
09082 M 5:30p-8:20p 1/15-4/30 SB Murphy 1/30 4/8 $195PSY-901 RESPONDING VS. REACTING NON CREDIT
The goal of this session is to raise your level of awareness so that you have more control over your home and work life by learning key concepts such as responding vs. reacting, intra-and interpersonal conflict, emotional intelligence, managing your emotions and much more.
10763 T 5:30p-7p 1/23 SB Bouchard/Froehlich 1/19 $20
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“We believe that we are educating young people, not only for a full and happy life as Americans, but for a far greater and more challenging job, that of world citizenship.” Lucile Bogue, Yampa Valley College founder
Nicaragua Spanish Language Immersion and History / 6-12 CR / June 9-30, 2018 Visit Granada on the shores of Lake Nicaragua for a 3-week Spanish immersion
experience. Nicaragua will be used as a case study for understanding the United
States’ influence in historical, social and political contexts on the global stage.
Japan Snowsport Distribution & Media: Int’l Ski Business & Product and Promotion / 6 CR / January 10-21, 2019 Be a part of an on-hill and guided video promotion shoot in the resort area of
Kiroro on Hokkaido. Work with Liberty Skis’ Japanese distribution network, and ski
off-psite backcountry with guided tours into the freshest, untouched powder.
Registration deadline: June 15, 2018. Trip cost: $5020+tuition* (airfare included)
Northern Ireland Culture & Conflict: Expression of Division, Identity & Fragile Peace / 6 CR / March 7-16, 2019 Cultural and historical Belfast, Derry and the Antrim Coast tour will introduce
students to one of the most protracted political disputes of the 20th century and
understand how it was resolved, guided by 2 of the area’s best-known journalists.
Registration deadline: December 1, 2018. Trip cost: $5145+tuition* (airfare included)
* All costs/dates subject to change. Visit website for more information.
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Online Learning Classes - Spring 2018 Classes meet January 15 - May 4 unless otherwise noted. Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_learning for full course requirements, description and syllabus. Note: Not all IVS courses are offered at every campus. Most classes require a text, and are not part of CLMP.
A ACC-121 Accounting Principles I (4 CR) 08877A ACC-122 Acctng Principles II (4 CR) starts 1/15 : 08878 | starts 2/12 : 10340
ACC-455 Accounting Ethics for CPAs (3 CR) WebEx: W, 6-8:40p 09938L ANT-101 Cultural Anthropology (3 CR) 08879L ANT-107 Introduction to Archaeology (3 CR) 10263L ANT-215 Indians of North America (3 CR) 08880L ART-110 Art Appreciation (3 CR) 08881L ART-112 Art Hist Renaissance/1900 (3 CR) 08882A ART-139 Digital Photography I (3 CR) 08883L AST-101 Astronomy I (4 CR) Includes lab 08884L AST-160 Cosmology (3 CR) 10692L BIO-105 Science of Biology (4 CR) Includes lab 08885
BIO-106 Basic Anatomy & Physiology (4 CR) Includes lab 08886A BIO-115 Human Genetics (3 CR) 08887L BIO-204 Microbiology (4 CR) Includes lab 08888A BIO-216 Human Pathophysiology (4 CR) 08889
A BUS-115 Introduction to Business (3 CR) Section 1 : 08892 | Section 2 : 10264A BUS-203 Intro International Business (3 CR) 08893A BUS-216 Legal Environment of Business (3 CR) 08894A BUS-217 Bus Comm & Report Writing (3 CR) 08895A BUS-226 Business Statistics (3 CR) 08896
L CHE-101 Introduction to Chemistry I (5 CR) Includes lab 08898L CHE-112 General College Chemistry II (5 CR) Includes lab 08899A CIS-118 Intro to PC Applications (3 CR) Office 2016: 08901 | Office 2013: 08900
Mac w/Office 2016: 08902CIS-128 Operating Systems (3 CR) Mac Os X El Capitan : 08906
L GEO-106 Human Geography (3 CR) 08941GIS-101 Intro to Geographic Info Sys (3 CR) Includes lab 08942
L HIS-101 Western Civ: Antiquity-1650 (3 CR) 08943L HIS-102 Western Civ: 1650-Present (3 CR) 08944L HIS-111 The World: Antiquity-1500 (3 CR) 08945
L HIS-121 US History to Reconstruction (3 CR) 08947L HIS-122 US History Since Civil War (3 CR) 08948L HIS-225 Colorado History (3 CR) 08949
HIT-120 Working With Health IT System (4 CR) 09158HOS-110 Intro to Hospitality (3 CR) 08950HOS-115 Introduction to Spa Management (3 CR) 08951HOS-139 Housekeeping Management (2 CR) 08953HOS-140 Front Office Procedures (2 CR) 08954HOS-148 Intro to Food & Beverage Mgmt (3 CR) 08955HOS-226 Supervision in Hosp Ind (3 CR) 08956HPR-106 Law and Ethics for the Health Prof (2 CR) 09159HPR-118 Introduction to Nutrition (2 CR) 08957
A HPR-178 Medical Terminology (2 CR) 08958L HUM-122 From Medieval to Modern (3 CR) 08968A HUM-164 American Cinema (3 CR) 08969A HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) 08970A HWE-111 Health & Fitness (3 CR) 08971L JOU-105 Introduction to Mass Media (3 CR) 09570L LIT-115 Introduction to Literature I (3 CR) 08972A LIT-255 Children's Literature (3 CR) 08973A MAN-216 Small Business Management (3 CR) 08974
MAN-230 Corporate Ethics & Social Resp (3 CR) 09043MAN-337 Mgmt. Decision Support Systems (3 CR) 10265MAN-348 Human Resource Management (3 CR) 09044MAN-427 Project Management (3 CR) WebEx: TTh, 6-8:50p (ends 3/8) 09317MAN-490 Global Business (3 CR) 08975MAP-110 Medical Office Administration (4 CR) 09022MAP-120 Medical Office Financial Mgmt (4 CR) 09160MAR-222 Implementing E-Commerce (3 CR) 09096MAR-456 Digital Marketing (3 CR) 09098MAT-050 Quantitative Literacy (4 CR) starts 1/29
must also take co-req: AAA-095 Math Helps (1 CR), Syn 1087910878
L MAT-121 College Algebra (4 CR) 08976L MAT-122 College Trigonometry (3 CR) 08977L MAT-125 Survey of Calculus (4 CR) 08978L MAT-135 Introduction to Statistics (3 CR) 08979
MGD-101 Intro to Computer Graphics (3 CR) 09571MGD-114 Adobe InDesign (3 CR) 09572MGD-141 Web Design I (3 CR) 09573MGD-156 Emergent Media Practices (3 CR) 09575MOT-131 Adv Insurance Billing/Coding (3 CR) 09162
L MUS-120 Music Appreciation (3 CR) 09047Paralegal classes offered: PAR-115 Introduction to Law (3 CR) 09058 | PAR-116 Torts (3 CR)
09059 | PAR-125 Property Law (3 CR) 09061 | PAR-127 Legal Ethics (3 CR) 09064 | PAR-206 Business Organizations (3 CR) 09065 | PAR-213 Legal Research & Writing I (3 CR) 09066 |
PAR-214 Legal Research & Writing II (3 CR) 09067 | PAR-289 Capstone (3 CR) 09069L PHI-111 Introduction to Philosophy (3 CR) 09075L PHI-112 Ethics (3 CR) 09078L PHI-113 Logic (3 CR) 09079L PHI-115 World Religions - West (3 CR) 09081L PHI-116 World Religions - East (3 CR) 09085L PHI-218 Environmental Ethics (3 CR) 09087L POS-225 Comparative Government (3 CR) 09089L PSY-101 Gen Psychology I (3 CR) 09090L PSY-102 Gen Psychology II (3 CR) starts 1/15 : 09091 | starts 2/12 : 10267A PSY-110 Career Development (3 CR) Starts 2/12 10268A PSY-211 Leadership Development (3 CR) 09113L PSY-235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) 09097L PSY-249 Abnormal Psychology (3 CR) 09101
REE-103 Real Estate Brokers I (6 CR) ends 2/23 09175L SCI-156 Integrated Science II (4 CR) Includes lab 09103
Ski & Snowboard Business classes offered: SKB-150 SIA Retail Employee (1 CR) 09106 SKB-151 SIA Retail Manager (1 CR) 09107 | SKB-152 SIA Marketing (1 CR) 09108
SKB-153 SIA Sales Representative (1 CR) 09109 | SKB-154 SIA Wholesale & Buying (1 CR) 09110 SKB-155 SIA Promotions (1 CR) 09111
L SOC-102 Introduction to Sociology II (3 CR) 09104L SOC-215 Contemporary Social Problems (3 CR) 09105A SPA-111 Spanish Language I (5 CR) WebEx: W, TBA 09112
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Bachelor’s Degree ClassesAccountingACC-312 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & REPORTING FOR CORPS II R&4 CRPrerequisite: ACC-311.
09115 T 8a-11:50a 1/16-5/1 SB Evans/Stewart 1/31 4/8 $396
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & RECREATION - NONCREDITPhysical Activity and RecreationDANCEDAN-901 DANCE TO THE CORE NON CREDIT
Fun, high-energy class combining choreographed cardio dance, strength training and stretching that can be dialed up or down depending on your fitness level.
Syn # 10722 meets at the Art Depot, 1001 13th St., Steamboat Springs, CO.
10722 M 5:30p-6:30p 1/15-4/30 SB Bohart-Brown 1/12 $6510720 T 9a-10a 1/16-5/1 SB Bohart-Brown 1/12 $50
Syn #10723 meets at the Art Depot, 1001 13th St., Steamboat Springs, CO.
10723 W 5p-6p 1/17-5/2 SB Bohart-Brown 1/15 $6510721 F 9a-10a 1/19-5/4 SB Bohart-Brown 1/17 $50DAN-901 HIP HOP DANCE NON CREDIT
Hip Hop Cardio will focus on getting the heart rate up while learning and executing short hip hop dance routines. The class will also include a warm up, stretching, plyometrics, and a cool down. Please note that some of the music used in class may contain adult language and content.
10724 W 6:30p-8p 3/21-4/25 SB Cole 3/19 DAN-901 LATIN DANCE SAMPLER NON CREDIT
Learn how to salsa, merengue, cha-cha, cumbia, and reggaeton. No experience needed, no partner dancing, just learning the basics. This is about fun!
Four different styles of dance-West African, Tribal-style Belly Dance, traditional Modern, and Hip Hop. We will explore each style and technique, then blend them into a beautiful organic fusion of these very traditional mediums of dance.
10725 T 6:30p-8p 1/16-2/20 SB Idzahl 1/12 $4910726 T 6:30p-8p 2/27-4/10 SB Idzahl 2/23 $49
OUTDOOR STUDIESOUT-901 INTRO TO BACKCOUNTRY SKIINGÑ+ NON CREDIT
Prerequisite: Previous skiing experience and desire to ski in the backcountry.
10751 F 9a-10a 1/26 , F 9a-10:30a 2/2 F 9a-2p 1/26-3/2 SB Wallace 1/24 $150 non-refundable student charge
PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPED-901 AIKIDO NON CREDIT
10608 W 6p-6:50p 1/17-3/7 SB Silverman 1/15 $4910609 W 6p-6:50p 3/21-4/25 SB Silverman 3/19 $45PED-901 BARRE-LATES NON CREDIT
Drawing from pilates, yoga, and traditional barre, this class seeks to improve the body’s ability to balance while working specific muscle groups not usually reached in classic pilates or yoga. Using the lengthening and longing aspects of yoga, barre positions and movements will be amplified in a way that is not focused on the hips/pelvic region alone. The flow of the class is medium, with small increments of increased balance challenges by holding light weights, small balls, and form unique to ballet structure.
10626 TTh 1:45p-2:45p 1/16-3/8 SB Jordan 1/12 $8910627 TTh 1:45p-2:45p 3/20-4/26 SB Jordan 3/15 $69PED-901 BOOT CAMP NON CREDIT
Boot camp is a fun, high energy class with circuit & interval training using weights, plyometrics and functional moves to push yourself.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu focuses primarily on grappling and ground fighting. This unique self defense system utilizes choke holds, joint manipulation and submission techniques. We train in both the Gi (traditional martial arts uniform) and no-Gi (shorts and rash guard).
Syn #10610 meets at Excel Gymnastics 1955 Bridge Ln, Steamboat Springs, CO.
10610 MW 6:30p-8p 1/15-2/14 SB Daughenbaugh 1/12 $79Syn #10611 meets at Excel Gymnastics 1955 Bridge Ln, Steamboat Springs, CO.
10611 MW 6:30p-8p 2/19-3/28 SB Daughenbaugh 2/16 $79Syn #10612 meets at Excel Gymnastics 1955 Bridge Ln, Steamboat Springs, CO.
10612 MW 6:30p-8p 4/2-5/2 SB Daughenbaugh 3/30 $79PED-901 CIRCUIT FIT I NON CREDIT Fun, high energy class with circuit & interval training using weights, plyometrics and functional
moves to push yourself.
10543 MW 11:30a-12:20p 1/15-5/2 SB Arce 1/12 $65PED-901 CIRCUIT FIT II NON CREDIT
This advanced circuit class includes strengthening, aerobic and anaerobic conditioning, balance as well stretching, while employing the latest and proven methods to achieve optimum fitness.
This course focuses on sculpting and strengthen your core, glues, quads, hamstrings and calves. Class uses various equipment-often using stability balls or BOSU balls to increase your stability. Provides strengthing to legs, butt, and core while improving overall balance and coordination.
PED-901 PICKLEBALL NON CREDITPickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Two, three, or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite materials to hit a perforated polymer ball, similar to a wiffle ball, over a net. Syn #10620 meets at the Tennis Center, 2500 Pine Grove Rd, Steamboat Springs, CO.
10620 W 9a-11a 1/17-2/28 SB Pummill 1/15 $99Syn #10621 meets at the Tennis Center, 2500 Pine Grove Rd, Steamboat Springs, CO.
10621 W 9a-11a 3/21-4/25 SB Pummill 3/19 $99PED-901 PILATES MATWORK I NON CREDIT Focuses on Pilates matwork to increase core strength, overall muscle tone, flexibility with focused
and precise floor work techniques. A physical education class built upon the philosophies and exercises of Joseph Pilates.
Sustaining core stability through breath, 3rd level cueing for abdominal connection, spinal flexibility, and focus during class. Incorporates Pilates principles into everyday life and recreational activities. Builds endurance and finesse form.
Utilizing the TRX suspension trainer, challenge strength and balance through precise movements to increase balance and ability to use single sections of the body more efficiently for increased isolated strength. Balance will be further challenged by implementing the BOSU as a means to deepen functional movement while on an unsteady surface.
10624 MW 6:15a-7:15a 1/15-3/7 SB Jordan 1/12 $8910625 MW 6:15a-7:15a 3/19-4/25 SB Jordan 3/15 $69PED-901 TAE KWON DO / ADULT NON CREDIT
10593 TTh 5:30p-6:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Muhme/Carbone/Williams 1/12 $65PED-901 TAE KWON DO / KIDS BEGINNING NON CREDIT
10613 TTh 4:30p-5:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Muhme/Carbone/Williams 1/12 $99PED-901 TAE KWON DO / KIDS INTMEDIATE & ADVANCED NON CREDIT
10614 TTh 4:30p-5:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Muhme/Carbone/Williams 1/12 $99PED-901 TAI CHI I NON CREDIT
Introduces Tai Chi as an expression of understanding of self-control, exercise, and self-defense. The primary emphasis is to gain an understanding of the history (origins and changes) of Tai Chi, the movements, and terminology.
10589 TTh 6:30p-7:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Stroman 1/12 $65PED-901 TAI CHI / INTERMEDIATE NON CREDIT
Emphasizes the instruction of Tai Chi from a practical and scientific approach with illustrations of applications for each of the movements in daily life. Cardiovascular training, strength and flexibility training, balance, and coordination are integral parts of the Tai Chi training. In addition, psychosocial skills such as meditation, relaxation, and self-efficiency are covered.
10591 TTh 7:30p-8:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Stroman 1/12 $65 PED-901 YOGA I NON CREDIT
Offers guided instruction in yoga postures and breathing to enhance general health and well-being. Students practice according to their individual fitness levels and abilities. Emphasizes physical alignments to safely enhance strength, flexibility, and balance.
10563 TTh 8a-8:50a 1/16-5/3 SB Buratovich 1/12 $6510575 TTh 4p-5p 1/16-5/3 SB Johnson 1/12 $6510577 TTh 5:15p-6:15p 1/16-5/3 SB Johnson 1/12 $6510567 W 5:30p-7:20p 1/17-5/2 SB Barker 1/15 $65PED-901 YOGA I / BEGINNER INTEGRATIVE YOGA NON CREDIT
Integrating movement for improved health; focusing on health of the body and mind. Yoga Asana’s, joint range of motion, core strengthening, pranayama-breathing practices, sun salutation, and guided relaxation ending with a Yoga Nidra practice.
10636 MF 8a-8:50a 1/15-2/23 SB Leipold 1/12 $4910637 MF 8a-8:50a 2/26-4/13 SB Leipold 2/23 $49PED-901 YOGA I / BUILDING A FOUNDATION NON CREDIT
This class will begin with review of the Never Ever Yoga class, then build to the next level. This class is perfect for those who are ready to bridge the gap between Beginner and Intermediate Yoga. We will focus on core strength, the triangle series, salutes to the sun, restorative postures, pranayama (expansion of life-force), mantra and antar mouna (inner silence) meditation technique. Yoga philosophy, psychology and history will be applied.
10573 TTh 5:30p-6:20p 1/16-5/3 SB Nelson 1/12 $65PED-901 YOGA I / INTEGRATIVE YOGA NON CREDIT
Integrating movement for improved health; focusing on health of the body and mind. Yoga Asana’s, joint range of motion, core strengthening, pranayama-breathing practices, sun salutation, and guided relaxation ending with a Yoga Nidra practice.
10597 MW 4p-4:50p 1/15-5/2 SB Leipold 1/12 $65PED-901 YOGA I / KUNDALINI YOGA NON CREDIT
Learn some of the basics of Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan, with Kriyas, Mediations, and Deep Relaxation. This yoga is for everyday life and every person. If you can breathe and move your body, you can do Kundalini Yoga.
10602 MW 8a-9:15a 1/22-2/28 SB Gondusky 1/19 $4910719 MW 8a-9:15a 3/19-4/25 SB Gondusky 3/15 $49Syn #10604 does not meet 2/2. 10604 TF 5:30p-7:30p 1/23-2/27 SB Gondusky 1/19 $99Syn #10605 does not meet 3/2.
10605 TF 5:30p-7:30p 3/20-4/27 SB Gondusky 3/15 $99PED-901 YOGA I / MOVEMENT & MEDITATION NON CREDIT
Yoga movement is just 1 musical note in the symphony of true yoga. By adding meditation, pranayama (breathing exercises) and more, we create a symphony that transports and nurtures our daily lives into the rich life experience we were meant to enjoy. All level yoga practice focusing on movement with compassion.
10565 T 9a-10:50a 1/16-5/1 SB Zimmer 1/12 $65
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & RECREATION - CREDIT CLASSESPED-901 YOGA I / NEVER EVER YOGA NON CREDITNever Ever Yoga offers guided yoga instruction. Students practice yoga according to their individual fitness levels and abilities. Emphasizes enhancing general health and well-being through the performance of yoga strength, flexibility, balance and relaxation techniques.
10569 WF 9a-9:50a 1/17-5/4 SB Nelson 1/15 $65PED-901 YOGA I / SLOW ALIGNMENT FLOW YOGA NON CREDIT
Reflective flow is an all level yoga class. Each pose can be done at any level, for a gentle class we remain gentle in the body. If you prefer more intensity, we find that through proper alignment and usage of the muscles.
10606 W 5p-5:50p 1/17-2/21 SB Johnson 1/15 $4910607 W 5p-5:50p 2/28-4/11 SB Johnson 2/26 $49PED-901 YOGA I / SRIDAIVA YOGA NON CREDIT
Sridaiva restorative yoga and some theories on ancient teachings of Auryuveda (self-care; natural ways to care for yourself).
Yin Yoga is a slow, lunar yoga practice. Postures are held for longer periods of time to increase circulation in the connective tissues, ligaments and fascia and to increase flexibility in body and mind. This class will also include a 20 minute yoga nidra (lying down) meditation to perfectly balance the nervous system.
10628 M 6p-7:30p 1/15-2/19 SB Nelson 1/12 $4910629 M 6p-7:30p 2/26-4/9 SB Nelson 2/23 $49PED-901 YOGA I / YOGA NIDRA NON CREDIT
Yoga Nidra is a lying down meditation. It is a way to fully relax and restore the nervous system. It is very scientific in its approach and includes 8 stages.
10571 TTh 12p-12:50p 1/16-5/3 SB Nelson 1/12 $65PED-901 YOGA II NON CREDIT
This is an intermediate class that focuses on sun salutations. Continues to build on the concepts of basic yoga. Increases awareness of yoga including physical and mental benefits.
10579 M 9a-10:50a 1/15-4/30 SB Johnson 1/12 $6510581 M 5:30p-7:20p 1/15-4/30 SB Johnson 1/12 $6510583 TTh 8:30a-10:20a 1/16-5/3 SB Nelson 1/12 $6510585 TTh 8:30a-10:20a 3/20-5/3 SB Nelson 3/15 $65
Syn # 10587 meets at the Art Depot, 1001 13th St., Steamboat Springs, CO.
10587 Th 4:15p-6:05p 1/18-5/3 SB Gabriel 1/16 $110PED-901 YOGA II BUTI NON CREDIT
Buti Yoga is a dynamic asana practice fused with primal movement, tribal dance and deep core engagement.
10599 MW 9a-9:50a 1/15-5/2 SB Idzahl 1/12 $65
10601 F 9a-10:50a 1/19-5/4 SB Idzahl 1/17 $65PED-901 ZUMBA TONING NON CREDIT
Zumba uses motivating music with unique moves and choreography combinations. Zumba fuses Latin and International music and dance themes to create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system. The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
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CURRENT STUDENTSIf you have taken credit classes in the past 10 months, you may register in person, by phone or online at: http://Basecamp.ColoradoMtn.edu
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TO REGISTER FOR A NONCREDIT COURSENoncredit courses are indicated by brown, 5-digit SYN # (Example:12345)
Students can register by phone, in person, or online for noncredit courses. To sign up:
1. Go to WebAdvisor.ColoradoMtn.edu2. Click on Continuing Education (brown bar)
3. Register by using the brown SYN # preceding your course from this class schedule, and the semester code. Payment online is required.
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DROPS & REFUNDSTo drop a class, students must fill out a Class Add/Drop form and submit it to the campus or login to WebAdvisor and drop online. To receive a refund, make sure the class is dropped by the refund date. Students that drop classes after the refund date listed in your syllabus will not receive a refund.
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