Fall 2006 TRIO Classes
To enroll in these classes you must be a TRIO participant with a signed contract. If you have questions, see Heidi or Tina, in the Study Center. TRIO students may schedule individual appointments with specialists regardless of the math or English classes in which they are enrolled.
MATH ASSISTANCE
MATH 097 (3 non-degree credits) ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
A course for TRIO students who did not complete high school algebra or who were advised to take Math 095. Topics include the real number system, operations with real numbers and algebraic expressions, linear equations and inequalities, polynomials, and factoring
MWF 9-9:50 N025 Morton
2625 and a permission code ___________________________
TR 10:35-11:50 N045 Weber
4141 and a permission code ___________________________
MATH 105 (3 credits) INTRO TO COLLEGE ALGEBRA
This is a TRIO Math 105 section, taught by Mike Morton
MWF 11:00-11:50 S112 Morton
2528 and a permission code ___________________________
LEA 112 (2 non-degree credits) LEARNING SKILLS FOR MATH 105
A course to help TRIO students develop math learning strategies while concurrently enrolled in Mike Morton’s Math 105 class.
MW 12-12:50 N047 Weber
2622 and a permission code __________________________
LEA 112 (2 non-degree credits) LEARNING SKILLS FOR MATH 108
A course to help TRIO students develop math learning strategies while concurrently enrolled in Math 108.
MW 12:00-12:50 N050 Morton
Students must also enroll in Math 108 with Kosler
2623 and a permission code _________________________
LEA 112 (2 non-degree credits) LEARNING SKILLS FOR MATH 110
A course to help TRIO students develop math learning strategies while concurrently enrolled in Math 110.
TR 1:00-2:15 N027 Morton
Students must also enroll in Math 110 with Kosler
4166 and a permission code ________________________
ENGLISH, READING, STUDY SKILLS
ENGLISH 097 (3 non-degree credits) BASICS OF COMPOSITION
A study of fundamental writing skills including grammatical conventions, usage, sentence structure, paragraph development, and organization of short essays. For TRIO students who are required to take English 098 before enrolling in English 101.
TR 9:10-10:25 N050 Herbert
2626 and a permission code ___________________________
LEA 110 (1 non-degree credit) GRAMMAR SKILLS for ENG097/098
Designed to improve student understanding and use of written English, this course covers the principles and patterns of grammar and writing. This course should be taken in conjunction with ENG 101.
M 12-12:50 S108 Herbert
10 weeks (Meets 9/11-11/13)
2672 and a permission code ___________________________
LEA 110 (2 non-degree credit) GRAMMAR SKILLS for ENG 101
Designed to improve student understanding and use of written English, this course covers the principles and patterns of grammar and writing. This course should be taken in conjunction with ENG 101.
MW 1:00-1:50 L002 Herbert
2699 and a permission code ___________________________
LEA 110 (1 non-degree credit) GRAMMAR SKILLS FOR ENG 102
Designed to improve understanding and use of written English, this course is to be taken in conjunction with ENG 102.
W 12:00-12:50 S10 Herbert
10 weeks (Meets 9/6-11/8)
4143 and a permission code __________________________
LEA 112 (1 non-degree credit) LEARNING SKILLS (VOCABULARY)
Designed to improve students knowledge and use of vocabulary, this course is to be taken in conjunction with any English course.
TR 1:00-2:15 N025 Herbert
5 weeks (Meets 9/5-10/5)
4142 and a permission code ___________________________
READING, STUDY SKILLS
LEA 113 (2 non-degree credits) STUDY SKILLS
This course is designed to aid students in learning effective study systems. The student also learns to use appropriate reading rates.
MW 10:00-10:50 L002 Ziegert
10 weeks (9/11-11/13)
4144 and a permission code __________________________
CAREER PLANNING AND PREPARATION
LEA 114 (1 non degree credit) CAREER PLANNING AND PREPARATION
This course will enable students to develop career goals and lay out a plan for achieving these goals. Students will examine their personal interests, aptitudes, values, decision making skills, academic plans and career awareness. This information will then be organized into an individualized academic plan.
T & TH 1:00-2:15 (Meets 10/10-11/9) N025 Graham
2nd 5 weeks
4145 and a permission code ___________________________
MW 10:00-10:50 (Meets 11/15-12/14) L002 Graham
3rd 5 weeks
4146 and a permission code __________________________
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