# Subjects

CategoryID: ACC
SubjectCode: ACC 210
SubjectName: Financial Accounting Fundamentals I
SubjectDescription:
  Introduces basic accounting concepts, principles and prodcedures for recording business transactions and developing financial accounting reports. Excel spreadsheet component.


CategoryID: BUS
SubjectCode: BUS 101
SubjectName: Introduction to Business
SubjectDescription:
  Survey of businss practices. Covers business terminology, forms of business ownership, franchising, small and international businesses, leadership and management, marketing principles, financing and investment methods, and business environment.


CategoryID: BUS
SubjectCode: BUS 155
SubjectName: Developing A Feasibility Plan
SubjectDescription:
  With the aid of a counselor, a feasibility plan will be developed which will be the basis or start of your business plan. Must be concurrently enrolled in BUS 151.


CategoryID: BUS
SubjectCode: BUS 151
SubjectName: Introduction to Entrepreneurship
SubjectDescription:
  Overview of the entrepreneurial process, examination of the marketplace, and discussion of successful business strategies. Product selection, selling and marketing strategies. Sources of information and assistance. Must be concurrently enrolled in BUS 155.


CategoryID: BUS
SubjectCode: BUS 170
SubjectName: Information Technology I
SubjectDescription:
  Uses Word for Windows word processing skills, document formatting, keyboarding, and 10-key keypad skills. Emphasis on preparing letters, memos, reports, and tables. Introduces Excel spreadsheet basics.


CategoryID: ART
SubjectCode: ART 100
SubjectName: Introduction to Art
SubjectDescription:
  Historical backgrounds and design fundamentals which have affected art. Includes slide lectures, reading and practical studio applications.


CategoryID: ART
SubjectCode: ART 101
SubjectName: Design
SubjectDescription:
  Studio sudies in the fundamentals of two-dimensional art with problems based on line, space, texture, shape and color theories. Includes practical applications of these theories to design.


CategoryID: ART
SubjectCode: ART 111
SubjectName: Drawing
SubjectDescription:
  Study of line, value, space, perspective, and compostion through the use o charcoal, pencil, pen, and brush.


CategoryID: ART
SubjectCode: ART 201
SubjectName: Painting
SubjectDescription:
  Beginning painting in oil or synthetic media using still life. Emphasis on basics such as composition, value studies, color mixing, canvas preparation, and various styles and techniques. No prerequisite; some drawing background important.


CategoryID: ART
SubjectCode: ART 210
SubjectName: Computer Art
SubjectDescription:
  Explore the elements of art such as line, value, space, composition, and color through the use of the computer. Sudents will create works of art using the computer.


CategoryID: ART
SubjectCode: ART 251
SubjectName: Art History
SubjectDescription:
  Surveys major forms of visual expression from the Paleolithic, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, and Early Christian periods. Includes painting, sculpture, architecture, lectures, slides, and readings.


CategoryID: BIO
SubjectCode: BIO 100
SubjectName: Biological Principles
SubjectDescription:
  An introductory biology course with lab for the non-science major. May include maintenance of the balance between man and his environment, nutrition, genetics and inheritence, ecological principles, plant and animal diversity, and evolution.


CategoryID: BIO
SubjectCode: BIO 101
SubjectName: General Biology
SubjectDescription:
  Basic bilogical concepts with emphasis on general cell processes, plant and animal diversity, morphyology, limited reproduction, phylogeny of the living organisms, exploration of molecular genetics.


CategoryID: BIO
SubjectCode: BIO 280
SubjectName: Microbiology
SubjectDescription:
  Introduction to micro-organisms including microbial cell structure and function; metabolism; microbial genetics; and the role of micro-organisms in disease, immunity, and other selected applied areas.


CategoryID: CHE
SubjectCode: CHE 101
SubjectName: Chemistry
SubjectDescription:
  General chemistry for non-science majors. Completion of CHE 101 fulfills chemistry requirements for many health science majors.


CategoryID: CHE
SubjectCode: CHE 139
SubjectName: Fundamentals of Chemistry
SubjectDescription:
  Prepatory for the science major chemistry courses for students without prior chemistry experience. This lecture format will include chemical mathematics, basic atomic structure, chemical bonding, chemical equation balancing and mole concept, and chemical stoichiometry.


CategoryID: CIS
SubjectCode: CIS 101
SubjectName: Microcomputer Applications
SubjectDescription:
  This is a "hands-on" course. Students will learn how to use word processing, spreadsheet, and database applications. General operation systems activities such as deleting files, renaming files, and creating and navigating directory structures will also be covered.


CategoryID: CIS
SubjectCode: CIS 102
SubjectName: Information Systems Concepts
SubjectDescription:
  Provides a broad introduction to computers and information systems. Includes coverage of hardware, software, data organization, data communications, and systems development. Also covers the evolving role of computers in society.


CategoryID: CIS
SubjectCode: CIS 114
SubjectName: Problem Solving and Structured Programming
SubjectDescription:
  Covers design, documentation, and coding of programs using top-down design and structured programming principles. Includes introduction to multi-user systems, text editors, data access and storage techniques.


CategoryID: CIS
SubjectCode: CIS 236
SubjectName: Database Management
SubjectDescription:
  Includes database concepts, data management techniques, database environment, record relationships, and advantages and limitations of the database approach. Includes data modeling and database design.


CategoryID: CSC
SubjectCode: CSC 110
SubjectName: Programming in BASIC
SubjectDescription:
  Computer programming and program design using the Visual Basic programming language. Emphasis is on Program Design and Algorithm Development while writing programs primarily about mathematical and scientific applications.


CategoryID: CSC
SubjectCode: CIS 142
SubjectName: Computer Programming
SubjectDescription:
  Introduction to computer science using the C programming language. Emphasizes design, algorithmics, abstraction, and analysis.


CategoryID: JRN
SubjectCode: JRN 104
SubjectName: College Publications
SubjectDescription:
  Hands-on course in college publishing. Covers basics of reporting and writing through work on college newspaper and other assignments.


CategoryID: ECO
SubjectCode: ECO 100
SubjectName: Survey of Economics
SubjectDescription:
  Economics applied to various comtemporary social problems and issues. Provides an introduction to economic principles concerning national prosperity, market behavior, income inequality, the role of government, and economic fluctuations.


CategoryID: ECO
SubjectCode: ECO 201
SubjectName: Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics
SubjectDescription:
  Analysis of the aggregate economy: GDP, inflation, business cycles, trade and finance. Intermediate algebra or equivalent required.


CategoryID: MUS
SubjectCode: MUS 100
SubjectName: Music in the Western World
SubjectDescription:
  An introduction to music. Features music from a global perspective with a focus on Western Music. Many musical examples, listening, videos on great musicians of the past.


CategoryID: MUS
SubjectCode: MUS 101
SubjectName: First Year Theory and Ear Training
SubjectDescription:
  Rudiments of music - notation, scales, intervals, and triads, rhythmic and melodic sight-reading and dictation. Studies of historical periods.


CategoryID: MUS
SubjectCode: MUS 204
SubjectName: History of Jazz
SubjectDescription:
  Traces the roots of jazz in America from New Orleans, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, the Big Band Era, Be-Bop to modern jazz through films, lectures, recordings and live performances.


CategoryID: ENG
SubjectCode: ENG 101
SubjectName: Composition - Fundamentals
SubjectDescription:
  Introduces the nature of the writing process in its various stages: gathering, shaping, establishing audience, editing, revising, polishing, and proffreading. Writing assignments concentrate on the major strategies of nonfiction prose - narration, description, and exposition.


CategoryID: GEG
SubjectCode: GEG 100
SubjectName: Introduction to Geography
SubjectDescription:
  An introduction to the major cultures of the world (Hebrew, Christian, Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist), their origins, values, heroes, rituals, scriptures and cross-cultural influences.


CategoryID: GEG
SubjectCode: GEG 205
SubjectName: Physical Geography
SubjectDescription:
  Study of the Earth, the materials that make it up, and plate tectonics. Special attention to the Pacific Northwest. Includes laboratory and field trip work.


CategoryID: HIS
SubjectCode: HIS 101
SubjectName: World History to 1500
SubjectDescription:
  Historic foundations and development of the great civilizations from prehistoric days to the Renaissance with emphasis on social, political, economic and geographic aspects. Attention to the nature of history as an intellectual and academic discipline.


CategoryID: HIS
SubjectCode: HIS 111
SubjectName: U.S. History to 1877
SubjectDescription:
  American history from the colonial period through Reconstruction. Emphasis on the American Revolution, the National Period, slavery, territorial expansion, the Civil War and Reconstruction.


CategoryID: HIS
SubjectCode: HIS 112
SubjectName: U.S. History Since 1865
SubjectDescription:
  Includes Reconstruction, industrialization, urbanization, westward movement, political reform movements, agrarian protest, progressive period, 1920's Great Depressioin and the New Deal, WWII, the conservative 50's, liberalism of the 60's and 70's, and into the next century.


CategoryID: MAT
SubjectCode: MAT 097
SubjectName: Elementary Algebra
SubjectDescription:
  First course in Algebra includes signed numbers, linear equations, linear inequalities, products and factorization of polynomials, and operations with quotients of polynomials.


CategoryID: MAT
SubjectCode: MAT 098
SubjectName: Intermediate Algebra
SubjectDescription:
  Sets and the real number system, polynomial and rational expressions, exponents and radicals, first and second degree equations, linear systems of equations, and graphs.


CategoryID: MAT
SubjectCode: MAT 103
SubjectName: Geometry and Visualization
SubjectDescription:
  Basic plane geometry concepts, emphasizing problem-solving. Right triangle trigonometry. Introduction to 3-D geometry/spatial thinking. Directed towards students with no high school geometry but who plan a career in science/engineering.


CategoryID: MAT
SubjectCode: MAT 104
SubjectName: Trigonometry
SubjectDescription:
  Elementary plane goemetry, right triangle tirgonometry, general angels, identities, equations, word problems, and selected topics.


CategoryID: PHY
SubjectCode: PHY 100
SubjectName: Survey Of Physics
SubjectDescription:
  Basic laws of phyics from the laws of motion through nuclear physics. Also examines the origins and impact on society of the basic physics concepts.


CategoryID: PHY
SubjectCode: PHY 101
SubjectName: General Physics
SubjectDescription:
  Classical mechanics; kinematics and dynamics. Includes development of concepts of force, work/energy, impulse/momentum, and the conservation laws.


CategoryID: PHY
SubjectCode: PHY 201
SubjectName: Engineering Physics I
SubjectDescription:
  Development of the basic principles of classical mechanics. A calculus approach is used to introduce kinematics, Newton's laws, the work-energy theorem, and conservation laws.


CategoryID: POL
SubjectCode: POL 101
SubjectName: Introduction to Political Science
SubjectDescription:
  Introduction to theory, organization, politics and administration of government. Includes political theory, comparative systems, political socialization, public administration, political parties and elections, and international relations.


CategoryID: POL
SubjectCode: POL 102
SubjectName: American Government
SubjectDescription:
  Origin and development of the U.S. government. Covers the stucture and function of Congress, the Presidency and courts as well as civil liberties, political behavior and political parties.


CategoryID: POL
SubjectCode: POL 213
SubjectName: Women and Politics
SubjectDescription:
  Introduction to concepts of power and policy issues as they relate to women. Theoretical, historical and empirical studies of women's participation in social and political movements nationally and internationally. Study of women's diverse roles in relations to family, economics, labor, government, and law.


CategoryID: ACC
SubjectCode: ACC 220
SubjectName: Financial Accounting Fundamentals II
SubjectPreReq: ACC 210
SubjectDescription:
  Applications of basic accounting concepts, principles and procedures to more complex business situations and to different forms of enterprise ownership. Includes computerized element. Prereq: ACC 210 or instructor permission.


CategoryID: ACC
SubjectCode: ACC 230
SubjectName: Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting
SubjectPreReq: ACC 220
SubjectDescription:
  Analysis of accounting data as part of the managerial process of planning, decision making and control. Concentrates on economic decision making in enterprises. Includes computerized element. Prereq: ACC 220 or instructor permission.


CategoryID: ACC
SubjectCode: ACC 251
SubjectName: Intermediate Accounting
SubjectPreReq: ACC 220
SubjectDescription:
  In-depth review of financial accounting principles. Emphasizes the conceptual framework of accounting, revenue and expense recognition. Accounts Receivable, Depreciation, and Amortization, etc. Prereq: ACC 220 or instructor permission.


CategoryID: ACC
SubjectCode: ACC 257
SubjectName: Business Tax Accounting
SubjectPreReq: ACC 220
SubjectDescription:
  Basic principles, practices and governmental regulations (Federal, Washington, State, and local) involved in business tax accounting including filing returns, record keeping, tax planning, and registrations and business licenses. Prereq: ACC 220 or instructors permissions.


CategoryID: BUS
SubjectCode: BUS 171
SubjectName: Information Technology II
SubjectPreReq: BUS 170
SubjectDescription:
  Uses intermediate Word features including formatting and production, mail merge, macros, text columns, graphics, and fonts; Excel spreadsheet; and introduction to PowerPoint presentation software, Internet and email. Prereq: BUS 170 or permission from instructor.


CategoryID: ENG
SubjectCode: ENG 102
SubjectName: Composition - Intermediate
SubjectPreReq: ENG 101
SubjectDescription:
  Continues instruction on the writing process, extending it to include source-based writing of the kind typically done in academic settings. Topics for reading and writing will vary instructor to instructor. Prereq: ENG 101 or instructor permission.


CategoryID: ECO
SubjectCode: ECO 200
SubjectName: Principles of Economics: Microeconomics
SubjectPreReq: MAT 098
SubjectDescription:
  Covers resource allocation and income distribution with emphasis on price determination, production costs, and market structures. Intermediate algebra or equivalent required.


CategoryID: MUS
SubjectCode: MUS 201
SubjectName: Second Year Music Theory
SubjectPreReq: MUS 101
SubjectDescription:
  Continuation of MUS 101. Chromatic harmony, modulations and related modern concepts. Prereq: MUS 101 or instructor permission.


CategoryID: PHY
SubjectCode: PHY 203
SubjectName: Engineering Physics II
SubjectPreReq: PHY 201
SubjectDescription:
  Waves and oscillations. Mechanical waves and sound are studied as well as geometric and physical optics. The wave aspect of an electron is introduced as it applies to the stationary states of the hydrogen atom. Prereq: PHY 201.


