Transfers ToCSUDescriptionthe course in semester units. Each unit represents one (1) hour per week for lecture or recitation, or two to three (2 to 3) hours per week of laboratory work. In addition, each unit assumes a total of 3 hours per week of student learning, split between the hours spent in class (1 hour per week) and additional hours of out-of-class activities such as assignments, homework, study, etc.. (2 hours per week). For example, a 3- unit course with three (3) hours of in-class "lecture/recitation" contact per week would also require six (6) hours of out-of- class activities that week for a total of nine (9) weekly student learning hours (i.e., 3 hours for each unit). A 1-unit course based on 2 hours of "lab" contact per week would require an additional 1 hour per week of activities outside of class for a total of 3 weekly student learning hours. DEGREE-APPLICABILITY OF COURSES All courses that meet a major requirement of an academic program listed in this catalog may be applied towards graduation requirements for an Associate degree or Associated Degree for Transfer unless the course is otherwise indicated as NDA (non-degree applicable). COURSE TRANSFERABILITY Many courses are transferable to four-year institutions and may be applied to an Associate degree or Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT). Transferable courses are acceptable for credit at University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) campuses according to the following codes: 1. University of California (UC): Courses designated with "UC" after the course title are acceptable for credit at campuses of the University of California. 2. California State University (CSU): Courses designated with "CSU" after the course title are acceptable for credit at least one of the campuses of the California State University. Courses designated CREDIT COURSE LISTINGS & DESCRIPTIONS "CSU" are certified as being appropriate for baccalaureate degree credit for determining admission eligibility as an undergraduate transfer student. If there is no notation in parentheses after the course title, then the course is not transferable for UC or CSU credit. UC and CSU transferability are based on transfer course agreements and are subject to change. For updated information regarding course transferability, consult the Transfer Center or the Counseling Office. PASS/NO PASS OPTION Some credit courses may be taken with a Pass/No Pass grade option as outlined in LACCD Administrative Procedure 4232. Such credit courses will be designated as P/NP Option. Some non-credit courses may be taken with a Pass/No Pass/Satisfactory Progress (P/NP/SP) option. COURSE REPEATABILITY FOR CREDIT The symbol RPT identifies courses which may be taken more than once for credit. For more information, see the "Course Repetition Policy" section in this catalog and LACCD Administrative Procedures 4225 and 4227. COURSE PRE/COREQUISITES Some courses may list required prerequisites or corequisites. If so, they will be listed in italics under the subject, course title and number. If a course lists any prerequisites, all such prerequisites must be satisfactorily completed prior to taking the course. Corequisites may be completed concurrently with the desired course. Students who have questions about prerequisite should consult a college counselor or an instructor before registration. For more information regarding prerequisites, corequisites, and the challenge/clearance process, see the "Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Advisories" section in this catalog and LACCD Administrative Procedure 4260. CREDIT COURSE LISTINGS & DESCRIPTIONS SUBJECT ABBREVIATION INDEX Abbreviation Subject ACCTG Accounting ACADPR Academic Prep (non-credit) ADDICST Addiction Studies ADM JUS Administration of Justice AFRO AM African-American Studies ALD HTH Allied Health A S L American Sign Language ANATOMY Anatomy ANTHRO Anthropology ARABIC Arabic ART Art ASIAN Asian-American Studies ASTRON Astronomy AVIATEK Aviation Maintenance Tech BSICSKL Basic Skills (non-credit) BIOLOGY Biology BIOTECH Biotechnology BUS Business CHEM Chemistry CHICANO Chicano/a Studies CH DEV Child Development CINEMA Cinema COMM Communication Studies CAOT Computer Applications & Office Technologies CIS Computer Information Syst CS Computer Science COLLEGE College Studies COUNSEL Counseling CORR Corrections DANCEST Dance Studies DANCETQ Dance Techniques DEN AST Dental Assistant DEN HY Dental Hygiene EARTH Earth Science ECON Economics EDUC Education EET Engineering, Electrical Technology ENG GEN Engineering, General EGD TEK Engineering Graphics & Design ENGLISH English E.S.L. English as a Second Language (credit) ESL NC English as a Second Language (non-credit) ESLCVCS English as a Second Language (Civics) ENV SCI Environmental Science FAM & CS Family and Consumer Studies FLM PRD Film Production FINANCE Finance FIRETEK Fire Technology FRENCH French GEOG Geography GEOLOGY Geology HEALTH Health HLTHOCC Health Occupations HISTORY History HOSPT Hospitality HUMAN Humanities JAPAN Japanese KIN Kinesiology KIN ATH Kinesiology Athletics KIN MAJ Kinesiology Major LIB SCI Library Science MGMT Management MIT Manufacturing & Industrial Technology MARKET Marketing MATH Mathematics MICRO Microbiology MULTIMD Multimedia MUSIC Music OCEANO Oceanography PALEGAL Paralegal Studies PHRMCTK Pharmacy Technician PHILOS Philosophy PHOTO Photography PHYS SC Physical Science PHYSICS Physics PHYSIOL Physiology POL SCI Political Science PSYCH Psychology REAL ES Real Estate SOC Sociology SPANISH Spanish THEATER Theatre TUTOR Tutoring (noncredit) VOC ED Vocational Education (noncredit) CREDIT COURSE LISTINGS & DESCRIPTIONS CREDIT COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ACCOUNTING (ACCTG) 