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SUMMER 2015
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January
2nd
SUMMER
2014
CALENDAR
2015 SUMMER SEMESTER
Registration Begins:.............................................................................................................................. January 2, Friday
Interim Session Begins........................................................................................................................... May 18, Monday
Begin Summer Semester......................................................................................................................... June 1, Monday
Start of: Full-Semester ........................................................................................................................ June 1, Monday
Start of: 1st 4-week Block (E)............................................................................................................... June 1, Monday
Last Day to Add: Full Semester 8-week Classes ....................................................................... June 2, Tuesday
Last Day to Add:1st 4-week Block (E) Classes........................................................................... June 2, Tuesday
Last Day to Drop: Full Semester 8-week Classes .................................................................. June 25, Thursday
Last Day to Drop:1st 4-week Block (E) Classes........................................................................ June 15, Monday
End of 1st 4-week Block (E)................................................................................................................ June 25, Thursday
Start of 2nd 4-wk Block (F).................................................................................................................... June 29, Monday
Last Day to Add 2nd 4-week Block (F) Classes........................................................................ June 30, Tuesday
Last Day to Drop 2nd 4-week Block (F) Classes....................................................................... July 14, Tuesday
Holiday – Independence Day.................................................................................................................. July 2, Thursday
End of Summer Semester..................................................................................................................... July 23, Thursday
All Grades Due (by noon) ...................................................................................................................... July 27, Monday
All credit course descriptions may be
found in the 2014-2015 catalog
on-line at www.wwcc.wy.edu
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Registration Options:
Late Registration:
In Person Registration:
Contact Registration & Records (Rock Springs Campus),
or the Green River Center Office, or use Mustang WebAdvisor
the first three class days of the term.
Students may register for courses that begin at a later
date through the first two days of the course or as prorated
for shorter courses.
Come to Registration & Records • Rock Springs Campus –
located at the circular drive, Room A113
Registration Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(Hours outside 8 am - 5pm at Information Desk)
or the Green River Center Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Summer Hours
Rock Springs Campus:
Monday - Thursday, 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Closed Fridays
Mustang WebAdvisor:
www.wwcc.wy.edu u Mustang Cruiser (Log in) u Mustang
WebAdvisor
Register online via the WWCC web page from home or
by using a computer on campus.
Go online to the Mustang WebAdvisor menu or call 3821637 for your login ID and password.
Full-time students should see their academic advisor prior
to registering.
June 1 -2
Mustang WebAdvisor
Mustang WebAdvisor – Access to your Academic Record!
You can view your class schedule, grades, unofficial
transcript, and billing information. From anywhere you
have access to the internet you can adjust your schedule
(during designated time frames), pay your bill, and request
a transcript or an enrollment verification. Call Registration
& Records at 382-1637 for your login and password. Then
go to www.wwcc.wy.edu and Mustang Cruiser to login.
Summer term courses begin June 1
Online Registration:
Part-time students can access the web registration form
on Western's website. Go to Current Students and Registration
& Records.
Telephone Registration:
Available to any credit or non-credit, part-time student.
Review the mail-in form in this publication.
Have all information requested on that form available when
you place the call.
Call 382-1637 or 872-1301 and say you wish to register
by telephone. See hours above.
Telephone registrations must be paid by Visa or
MasterCard at the time of registration, after payment
deadline.
Regular Registration:
January 2 - May 31
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Full-Time
12 or more credit hours
• Apply for admission and be accepted
•Take COMPASS Tests or provide documentation of
minimum ACT or SAT scores
• Attend Registration Program
• Meet with your advisor
• Register
• Pay summer tuition and fees by May 21 or at the time
of registration if after May 21.
Part-Time
11 or fewer credit hours
• Come in, call, mail or use the computer to register
• Pay summer tuition and fees by May 21 or at the time
of registration if after May 21.
• Use online form or Mustang WebAdvisor
APPLY
NOW!
Set up Online Account
 Go to www.wwcc.wy.edu
 Click on Apply Now
 Create Account
Complete online application:
Click on My Applications,
then click on Start A New
Undergraduate Application
Request official transcripts:
 High School or GED
 College(s) (include high school
concurrent and dual credits)
 ACT or SAT Scores (required for
academic scholarship
consideration)
 Take COMPASS Placement Test
After you receive your
acceptance letter, schedule to
attend a Registration Program.
Waitlists
Students may be placed on a waitlist if a course is full.
When a seat becomes available the student will be sent an
email (using Mustang Cruiser or a personal email address)
notifying them that a seat has become available. The student
will have three days to add the course to their schedule through
“Managing My Waitlist” in Mustang WebAdvisor or by calling
Registration & Records. It is ultimately the responsibility of
the student to know their position on any given waitlist.
Being on a waitlist does not complete the registration
process. Students are not automatically enrolled when a
seat opens. If you have decided against the wait listed course,
please have your name deleted from the waitlist by using
“Managing My Waitlist” in Mustang WebAdvisor or by calling
Registration & Records at 382-1641.
Dropping Classes
Students must officially drop classes to avoid failing
grades. See the full semester drop deadline on the academic
calendar. Shorter duration courses have different drop dates.
Students should be familiar with these dates. Refunds go into
effect when the process is completed. Contact Registration
& Records or the Green River Center for more information.
High School Students
WWCC offers tuition scholarships for qualified high
school students. Sweetwater County BOCES pays for up to 6
credit hours in the Fall and Spring terms, and 3 credit hours in
the Summer term, plus course fees, for approved high school
juniors and seniors taking dual enrollment courses. Contact
your high school counselor or Registration & Records with
questions.
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Western provides FREE, ONLINE, 24 HOUR A DAY, tutoring
to all students using Smarthinking.
You can receive tutoring in the following areas: Mathematics
(Basic Skills - Calculus II), Writing, General Chemistry, Organic
Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Introduction to Human Anatomy
and Physiology, Accounting, Economics, Introductory Finance,
Spanish and Statistics.
To get started:
1) Click on the Smarthinking Tab in Mustang Cruiser; or
2) Call Distance Learning for information, (307) 382-1880.
Residency Classification
The following residency policy was developed under the
auspices of the Wyoming Community College Commission
and applies to all community colleges in Wyoming:
A student previously classified as a nonresident may be
reclassified any time prior to the end of the published refund
period of any term in which he/she qualifies.
A student who is classified as a resident by one community
college will be considered a resident at all colleges.
Students are responsible for adhering
to all college regulations.
Refer to the Catalog or Registration & Records for
information on:
• Dropping classes
• Withdrawing from college
• Class attendance
•Grades
• Services for students with disabilities
• Student conduct issues
• Honor rolls
•Graduation
• Student’s Rights to Privacy
Classification Procedures:
RESIDENCY
Registration/Residency
RESIDENCY
1.Residence classification shall be initiated for each student at the time
the application for admission is accepted and whenever a student has
not been in attendance for more than one semester. All students must
respond to the residency question on the application for admission.
Students wishing to request a review of the residency decision must
submit documentation along with the “Initial Residency” decision
or the “Change of Residency” form to the Registrar in Registration
& Records.
2.Only individuals or their legal dependents who are U.S. citizens or
are in an immigrant status and certain nonimmigrants may qualify
for residency.
3. Nonimmigrants and their dependents, who possess a valid visa from
the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services with a classification
of Temporary Workers or Intracompany Transferee and eligible for
education, may qualify for residency. Eligibility for consideration
will be based on the privileges and limitations of the visa held by
the applicant.
4.Students will be required to submit appropriate documentation to
support the residency claim.
The following may be used by a student and would result in an individual
being classified as a Wyoming resident for tuition purposes:
1.A graduate of a Wyoming high school or recipient of a GED in
Wyoming who enrolls in a community college within twelve months
of either high school graduation or GED completion;
2.An individual who can provide written verification that he/she has
lived in Wyoming continuously for one year prior to enrolling;
3.A legal dependent under the age of 24, or a spouse of a resident of
the State of Wyoming who qualified as a resident based upon this
policy;
4.A legal dependent under the age of 24 of a Wyoming community
college graduate;
5.A student who marries a Wyoming resident shall be granted resident
classification at the beginning of the next term following the marriage;
6.Active Wyoming National Guard members and U.S. Armed Forces
members stationed in Wyoming, and their dependants.
7.Members of the United States Armed Forces who move to Wyoming
within 12 months from the date of honorable discharge from the
service.
8.An individual who can provide written verification from an employer
that he/she will be employed in Wyoming for an anticipated period of
not less than seven months, and such employment is the principal
means of support. This letter must be on company stationery,
signed by the owner, manager or personnel department and must
indicate the date the employee started, his/her status (full or parttime) and the expectation that the person will be employed at least
seven months.
9.Persons temporarily absent from the state due to military services,
attendance at educational institutions, or other types of documented
temporary absences will not have their resident status void by such
absence;
10.People who do not reside in Wyoming but who meet the following
criteria will be considered resident students:
a.Has been employed in Wyoming for at least seven months,
and such employment is the principal means of support;
b. Pays Wyoming taxes as required by law;
c. Resides in a state with a similar law; and
d. Is willing to submit an affidavit to the above.
Any questions or concerns about the residency policy should be
addressed to the Registrar in Registration & Records.
Appeals and exceptions to the above policy should be addressed
to the Vice President of Student Success Services. Students wishing
to appeal that office’s decision, may go through the Student Success
Services Appeal process.
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PAYMENT INFORAMTION
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Summer Tuition
Per Credit Hour
Residents of Wyoming ................................. $101................ $1200
WUE (Western Undergraduate Exchange) ... $143................ $1704
All Others ..................................................... $267................ $3192
Summer Refund - 8 Week Courses
(Contact Registration & Records for short course refund
schedule)
May 31
100% refund for courses dropped by this date
June 1-5
80% refund for courses dropped during this time
June 6-10
60% refund for courses dropped during this time
June 11-15
40% refund for courses dropped during this time
June 16
NO refund for courses dropped on, or after, this date
Refund and repayment for Federal Financial Aid
recipients may be different.
Use Mustang WebAdvisor to drop courses through June
25 (8 week Summer courses). See instructions on page 7.
Complete withdrawals should be initiated at Registration
& Records, Green River Center, or an Outreach site.
NOTE: Block courses are on a reduced schedule for drop/
add dates and refunds. Contact Registration & Records
or the Green River Center for exact dates.
Payment Dates
Thursday, May 21 B alance of Cost of Attendance
(Tuition, fees, room & board)
(If balance is not paid students are
automatically
After May 21, payment is due at time of registration.
Students with an account balance from a previous term
will not be able to register until balance has been paid.
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Payment by Mustang WebAdvisor
Full-time
Credit Students
You can make your intent deposit payment, pay on
your account, or make a final payment by using Mustang
WebAdvisor and a Visa or Mastercard.
•www.wwcc.wy.edu
• Mustang Cruiser (Login) Go to Mustang WebAdvisor
to Make a Payment
•Login using your Mustang Cruiser Login ID and
Password
Return of Title IV Funds
Students withdrawing their attendance from Western
Wyoming Community College that received some form of
federal financial assistance (Pell Grant, Student Loan, SEOG,
or LEAP grant), may be subject to repaying all or a portion
of the funds received.
WWCC will calculate the amount of aid that students earned
based upon the number of days attended in the semester. Any
portion not earned must be repaid. Should students choose
not to make satisfactory repayment arrangements:
•they will be ineligible to receive funding in the future
at WWCC
•their transcripts may be withheld
•they may be turned over to collections for the unpaid
balance in addition to any additional charges incurred
by the collection agency
ACCT AUTO BAS
BIOL BIOL 1220
BOTK
CHEM CMAP COSC ENGL 1010
GEOL HLED 1225
NRST 1510 PEAC PEAC PEAC 1050
PEAC 1280
PEAC 1290
PEAC 1297
PEAC 1309
WELD 1715 WELD 1755 WELD 1760 WELD 1770 WELD 1780 WELD 1840 WELD 1950 WELD 1960
WELD 2510 WELD 2520 WELD 2530 WELD 2540 WELD 2630 WELD 2635 WELD 2650 * nonrefundable
All courses*
All courses* All courses*
All lab courses *
Birding*
All courses*
All lab courses*
All courses* All courses*
English Composition I*
All lab courses*
First Aid & CPR*
Nurse Assistant*
Wellness Ctr, pool, Aux Gym
and Weight Room courses*
All outdoor courses
Beginning Tennis*
Fly Fishing I*
Physical Conditioning*
Whitewater Rafting*
Hike-Camp-Fish*
Oxyacetylene Cutting
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Adv. Shielded Metal Arc Weld
Gas Metal Arc Welding
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Groove Welding Plate
SMAW Stainless Steel Basic
Submerged Arc Welding
Pipe Welding I: Sch 40 Pipe
Pipe Welding II: Sch 80 Pipe Downhill Pipe Welding
Pipe Layout & Fabrication
Welding for the Arts I
Welding for the Arts II
Gas Tungston Arc - Pipe
20
25
5
35
30
25
35
25
25
26
20
18
21
15
10
10
25
15
54
40
45
67
67
90
112
112
112
67
120
135
120
90
55
55
135
Distance Learning Course Fees
Note for course fees: The general course fee is not assessed
if the course is taught via internet, only the internet course
fee is charged. Compressed video courses or courses with
live labs may have additional course fees.
Internet Course*
Other Charges
Access Card Replacement*
20
Auditing Classes (per semester hour)
101, 143, 267
COMPASS (mailing, processing, retake)
10
Directed Study Course fee
75/cr hr
Graduation Fee
15/degree or certificate
(cap & gown additional)
Swimming Pool Fees
Semester Fees for Non-students(inc. College Employees)
General Pass (individual)
40/semester
General pass (family)
70/semester
Per Session Admission
2.00
Students (show I.D.)
Free
Wellness Center
Students
15/semester
Employees
Free
Community Members
50/semester
Western Undergraduate Exchange
Program (WUE)
WWCC participates in the WUE program along with 15 other
Western states (Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii,
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon,
South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Nebraska). On a spaceavailable basis, students from these states may enroll at WWCC
in any program for one and one half times the in-state tuition
rate. Eligible students should address questions to Registration
& Records.
Pay online at Mustang WebAdvisor
with a Visa or MasterCard.
www.wwcc.wy.edu
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Student Account Notice
WWCC is going green!
• Students will access account information using Mustang WebAdvisor.
• Paper bills will not be mailed.
• Be aware of payment deadlines
deadlines.
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COURSE FEES
COURSE FEES
Mustang WebAdvisor
Mustang WebAdvisor – Access to your Academic Record!
You can:
• view your class schedule,
• view your grades,
• view your unofficial transcript,
• view your degree audit,
• and view your billing information.
From anywhere you have access to the internet you can:
• adjust your schedule (during designated times),
• pay your bill,
• request a transcript,
• and request an enrollment verification.
Call Registration & Records at 382-1637 for your login and
password. Then go to www.wwcc.wy.edu and Mustang
Cruiser to login.
Mustang WebAdvisor Registration
Go to www.wwcc.wy.edu
Choose Mustang Cruiser
Login
• Mustang Cruiser Login ID (User Name) is as follows:
FirstnameLastname
Example: JoeStudent
Password
•Mustang Cruiser password is initially obtained from
Registration & Records, the Green River Center,
and any WWCC Outreach Office.
•You are immediately prompted to enter a new
password. The new password must be 6-64
characters.
•Once your password has been initially changed
it must be reset if forgotten. Go to “What’s My
Password” for help.
Print Your Schedule
It is extremely important that you check your class
schedule for accuracy. You should print a copy of your
class schedule on campus computers located in any of the
computer labs, at a kiosk, or from your home computer using
My Class Schedule on the menu on the left hand side.
Mustang WebAdvisor www.wwcc.wy.edu
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Mustang WebAdvisor
MUSTANG WEBADVISOR
MUSTANG WEBADVISOR
Make A Payment
Tuition and Fees must be paid by the payment deadlines.
Pay online with a Visa or Mastercard by clicking on Make a
Payment on the menu on the left hand side.
Course Changes
•You may make course changes through Mustang
WebAdvisor by clicking on Express Registration or
Select/Register/Drop sections from the menu on
the left hand side of the screen.
•For information on courses you are waitlisted for
see page 3.
•Mustang WebAdvisor will not allow a student to
withdraw from all courses. Contact Registration &
Records.
Note:
• When you have finished viewing information, click
on LOG OUT to keep others from gaining access
to your records.
For help or questions please feel free to give Registration &
Records a call at 307-382-1637, or contact the Green River
Center at 307-875-2278 or a WWCC Outreach Office.
Mustang Cruiser
Your access to personal email, courses, Mustang
WebAdvisor, Blackboard, and campus news!
•Mustang Cruiser is a unique Web-based campus
community groupware designed specifically for
educational institutions. On Mustang Cruiser, an
entire community of students, faculty, administrators,
alumni, and parents can collaborate and interact with
one another, while sharing and authoring community
contents that make up everyone’s campus life.
• It’s all up to you. You are in control and can go
wherever you wish to go. One good place to start is
in the “Home: Welcome” page, where you can view
campus sports and news. After you finish reading
articles of interest, try out some of the other features.
Keep in mind that Mustang Cruiser has many sections
and functions. Users are always surprised at how
many things they can actually do in Mustang Cruiser.
Just take your time and play with the things you find
interesting or useful.
• M
ustang Cruiser has an extensive online help system
which will guide you through actions and functions
which you may not be familiar with yet. You can
access the help files from any Mustang Cruiser Page.
The “Help” link is located in the colored Global Menu
Bar area immediately below the Section Tabs.
MUSTANG WEBADVISOR
Mustang WebAdvisor
MUSTANG WEBADVISOR
How to Use Mustang WebAdvisor
Note: You may only register for classes during the
scheduled registration dates for each term and
course.
Students with the following holds on their records
will not be able to register or add/drop:
Students in academic difficulty (Alert or Probation)
Students who owe a balance on their account
1. Click on Mustang Cruiser.
2. Log in
3.Click on the Mustang WebAdvisor Tab across the
top of the page
a. Choose Registration – Planning or
Student Records-Financial Aid
4.For Express Registration, select Express
Registration on the left hand side
5.Select the term you want to register for and enter
the appropriate course information. If you know
the synonym it is not necessary to enter the
Subject, Course # and Section #.
6. Click on Submit to confirm your registration.
7. To Search and register for classes:
a. Select Search & Register on the left hand
side.
b. Enter the required information on all of the
appropriate boxes. The more information
you enter the more refined your search
will be. Submit.
c. Select the course you want to add to your
schedule.
8. The courses are held in Preferred Sections
a. Review the course information.
b. Choose "Register" and click on Submit to
confirm your registration.
Contact the Information Technology Help Desk
at 307-382-1676 or
Registration & Records
at 307-382-1637 for more information.
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WWCC Main Number....................307-382-1600
TEXTBOOK &
BOOKSTORE
INFORMATION
Registration & Records.................307-382-1637
Admissions...................................307-382-1648
Financial Aid..................................307-382-1643
ACE IT (Advising) Center...............307-382-1660
Green River Center........................307-872-1301
Bookstore......................................307-382-1673
Aquatic Center...............................307-382-1694
Library..........................................307-382-1700
Support, Disability, & Counseling.307-382-1652
Computer (OIS) Lab......................307-382-1773
Information Technology Help Desk..307-382-1676
Community Education...................307-872-1323
Workforce Development................307-872-1326
Course textbooks can be reserved or ordered directly from
the WWCC campus bookstore. It is convenient, simple, and
easy. You can place your order on the Bookstore website at
www.wwccbookstore.com. See below for more information.
The bookstore website includes author, title, publisher,
ISBN and copyright date for textbooks or materials. Textbooks
may be reserved online as early as four weeks prior to the
beginning of the Spring or Fall semester. Textbook rentals on
selected titles are available in-store only.
Ordering on the Web
www.wwccbookstore.com
• Select “BUY” from the top menu
•Select “CAMPUS TERM” at the bottom of the web
page
•Select the appropriate “DEPARTMENT, COURSE,
and SECTION”
•Course material will appear at the bottom of your
screen. Select “QTY” and “NEW or USED”. Please
note that new books will automatically replace
your selection for used books in the event that the
bookstore does not have your used choice in stock.
•Select “ADD SELECTED BOOKS TO CART”
•To reserve select “RESERVE” button in left hand
corner
•Select “CONTINUE SHOPPING” for more book
selections or “CHECK OUT” to finalize your
purchase.
Before you can finalize your purchase, you will be
asked to log in with an e-mail address and password. After
your transaction is complete, you should receive an e-mail
confirming your order number. You will receive your order
within 2-5 business days.
What You Should Know About Financial
Aid Bookstore Accounts
All students buying their textbooks with Financial Aid
must have funds in place EACH SEMESTER to cover the costs
of books and supplies.
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Phone Numbers - Bookstore
PHONE NUMBERS - BOOKSTORE INFO.
OFFICE CONTACT
PHONE NUMBERS
1st 4 Week Block
Starts 6/1/15, Ends 6/25/15
BAS BAS ENGL HMDV HMDV HMDV
MATH POLS WELD WELD WELD
WELD
WELD
WELD
WELD WELD
WELD WELD WELD WELD WELD WELD WELD 0620 E1
0630 E1
1010 ENT
1025 ENT
1100 E1
1110 E1
1105 E1
1000 E1
1715 E1
1755 E1
1760 E1
1770 E1
1780 E1
1840 E1
1950 E1
1960 E1
2510 E1
2520 E1
2530 E1
2540 E1
2630 E1
2635 E1
2650 E1
WRITING SKILLS
GRAMMAR SKILLS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
INTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING
SPEED READING
COLLEGE VOCABULARY
DATA, PROBABILITY & ALGEBRA FOR ELEM TEACHERS
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT
OXYACETYLENE CUTTING
SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING
ADV. SHIELD METAL ARC WELDING
GAS METAL ARC WELDING
GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELD-PLATE
GROOVE WELDING PLATE
SMAW STAINLESS STEEL BASIC
SUBMERGED ARC WELDING
PIPE WELD I:SCHEDULE 40
PIPE WELD II:SCHED 80 PIPE
DOWNHILL PIPE WELDING
PIPE LAYOUT AND FABRICATION
WELDING FOR THE ARTS I
WELDING FOR THE ARTS II
GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING-PIPE
2nd 4 Week Block
Starts 6/29/15, Ends 7/23/15
ENGL 1020 FNT ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
HMDV 1000 FNT COLLEGE STUDIES
HMDV 1025 FNT INTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING
Field Experience
ANTH BIOL
GEOL HIST PEAC PEAC PEAC 2380 Q1 GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: COSTA RICA
1220 Q1BIRDING
2080 Q1 GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY: FLAMING GORGE
2060 Q1 TOPICS IN HISTORY: HOLOCAUST IN EUROPE
1280 Q1 FLY FISHING I
1297 Q1/2 WHITEWATER RAFTING
1309 Q1HIKE-CAMP-FISH
Full 8 Week Semester
Starts 6/1/15, Ends 7/23/15
ANTH 1200 NT
INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
BADM 1000 01/NT
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
BIOL 1003 NT
CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY
BOTK 1555 NT
BASIC OFFICE SKILLS
CHEM 1000 NT
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
CMAP 1905 NT
INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS: OFFICE 2013
COMM 1010 01/NT/2 PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM 1030 01
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
COSC 1200 NT
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COSC 1350 NT
WEB DEVELOPMENT I
ECON 1010 01/NTMACROECONOMICS
EDEC 1020 NT
INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
EDUC 1520 NT
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING
ENGL 0950 NT
BASIC ENGLISH I
ENGL 0955 NT
BASIC ENGLISH II
ENGL 1010 01/02/NT ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
ENGL 1020 01/NT
ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
ENGL 2010 NT TECHNICAL WRITING
ENGL 2420 NT
LITERARY GENRES:
SCIENCE FICTION LITERATURE & FILM
ENGL 2470 NT
FILM APPRECIATION
FIN 1000 NT
PERSONAL FINANCE
GEOL 1100 NT
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
HIST 1211 NT
US HISTORY I: TO 1865
HIST 1221 NT
US HISTORY II: FROM 1865
HLED 1003 NTWELLNESS
HLED 1225 NT
FIRST AID & CPR
HLTK 1200 NT
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
HMDV 2410 NT
ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO
LIBS 2280 NT
LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN
MATH 0720 01
ALGEBRA SKILLS I
MATH 0770 01
ALGEBRA SKILLS III
MATH 0920 01/NT/2 BEGINNING ALGEBRA
MATH 0930 01/NT/2 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
MATH 1000 NT
PROBLEM SOLVING
MATH 1400 NT
PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA
MATH 1405 NT
PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY
MATH 2350 NT
BUSINESS CALCULUS I
MATH 2355 NT
BUSINESS CALCULUS II
MUSC 1000 NT
INTRO TO MUSIC
MUSC 1010 NT
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
PEAC 1290 01
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING: BODY CONDITIONING
PEAC 1290 02
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING: MORNING CORE
PEAC 1290 03
PHYSICAL COND: CARIO, STRENGTH & YOGA
PEAC 1290 04
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING: SUMMER BOOTCAMP
PHIL 1000 NT
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
POLS 1000 NT/2
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT
PSYC 1000 NT
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2300 NT
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2340 NT
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOC
1000 NT
SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
SPAN 1010 NT
FIRST YEAR SPANISH I
SPAN 1020 NT
FIRST YEAR SPANSH II
STAT 2050 NT/2
FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS
THEA 1000 NT
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
THEA 2370 01
SUMMER THEATRE
See Course Listing for more information, including days, times, and prererequisites
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PICK A COURSE THAT WORKS FOR YOU
Miscellaneous Start and End Date
ACCT 2010 QNT
ANTH 2380 Q1
AUTO 1580 Q1
BIOL 1220 Q1
GEOL 2080 Q1
HIST 2060 Q1
NRST 1510 QNT
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
BEGINS 5/18
ENDS 7/23
GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: COSTA RICA
BEGINS 7/1
ENDS 7/17
BASIC AUTO MAINTENANCE
BEGINS 6/1
ENDS 6/11
BIRDING
BEGINS 6/1
ENDS 6/7
GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY: FLAMING GORGE
BEGINS 5/27
ENDS 6/1
TOPICS IN HISTORY: HOLOCAUST IN EUROPE
BEGINS 5/18
ENDS 6/3
NURSE ASSISTANT
BEGINS 6/1
ENDS 7/15
NRST 1510 QNT2 NURSE ASSISTANT
BEGINS 6/29
ENDS 8/10
PEAC 1050 Q1
BEGINNING TENNIS
BEGINS 6/2
ENDS 7/1
PEAC 1280 Q1
FLY FISHING I
BEGINS 6/8
ENDS 6/13
PEAC 1297 Q1
WHITEWATER RAFTING
BEGINS 6/8
ENDS 6/22
PEAC 1297 Q2
WHITEWATER RAFTING
BEGINS 6/8
ENDS 7/13
PEAC 1309 Q1HIKE-CAMP-FISH
BEGINS 7/6
ENDS 7/19
SPAN 1060 Q1
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH II
BEGINS 5/8
ENDS 6/25
Distance Learning - Online Courses
ACCT 2010 QNT PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
ANTH 1200 NT INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
BADM 1000 NT INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
BIOL 1003 NT CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY
BOTK 1555 NT BASIC OFFICE SKILLS
CHEM 1000 NT INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
CMAP 1905 NT INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS: OFFICE 2013
COMM 1010 NT/2 PUBLIC SPEAKING
COSC 1200 NT COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COSC 1350 NT WEB DEVELOPMENT I
ECON 1010 NTMACROECONOMICS
EDEC 1020 NT INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
EDUC 1520 NT SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING
ENGL 0950 NT BASIC ENGLISH I
ENGL 0955 NT BASIC ENGLISH II
ENGL 1010 ENT/NTENGLISH COMPOSITION I
ENGL 1020 NT/FNTENGLISH COMPOSITION II
ENGL 2010 NT TECHNICAL WRITING
ENGL 2420 NT LITERARY GENRES:
SCIENCE FICTION LITERATURE & FILM
ENGL 2470 NT FILM APPRECIATION
FIN 1000 NT PERSONAL FINANCE
GEOL 1100 NT PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
HIST 1211 NT US HISTORY I: TO 1865
HIST 1221 NT US HISTORY II: FROM 1865
HLED 1003 NTWELLNESS
HLED
HLTK HMDV HMDV HMDV LIBS
MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH
MATH
MUSC MUSC
NRST PHIL POLS PSYC PSYC PSYC SOC SPAN SPAN STAT THEA Internet Courses 
If you are new to online learning, please take the “Intro to Online
Learning” HMDV 1025, offered in Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters.
Internet courses are NOT self-paced. They will:
• Start on the first day of normal classes,
• Have regular deadlines,
•Require interaction with the instructor and fellow students.
To begin your Internet class on the first day of the semester:
• Go to the college homepage www.wwcc.wy.edu
• Choose Mustang Cruiser from the menu on the left
• Login using the username and password provided to you by the
college.
• Once logged in to Mustang Cruiser, click on the Blackboard tab
located near the top of the page.
• You should see Welcome (your Name). If you do not see this and
you are seeing a collage of photos, you have a pop-up blocker.
Please enable your computer to allow pop-ups from this site and
then you will see the Blackboard window.
• Click on the name of each of your online courses to enter the class.
• View all course information through the buttons on the left.
To SUCCEED in an Internet class, you will:
• Need to be online a minimum of 3 days a week,
•Be able to study at least 9 hours per week for a 3 credit course,
•Have strong time-management skills, computer skills, and self-motivation.
You MUST:
• Have access to the Internet and MS Word 2007 or higher.
• Use the e-mail address provided to you by the college.
•Go to http://www.wwcc.wy.edu/dist_ed/n3.htm, pick the term and
scroll down and look at the special requirements for your desired course.
•Be comfortable with using a computer and MS Word. To brush up on
your computer skills, take one of the non-credit online courses.
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1225 NT FIRST AID & CPR
1200 NT MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
1000 FNT COLLEGE STUDIES
1025 ENT/FNT INTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING
2410 NT
ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO
2280 NT
LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN
0920 NT/2
BEGINNING ALGEBRA
0930 NT/2
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
1000 NT
PROBLEM SOLVING
1400 NT
PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA
1405 NT
PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY
2350 NT
BUSINESS CALCULUS I
2355NT
BUSINESS CALCULUS II
1000 NT
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC
1010 NT
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
1510 QNT/2 NURSE ASSISTANT
1000 NT
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
1000 NT/2
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT
1000 NT
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
2300 NT
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
2340 NT
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
1000 NT
SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
1010 NT
FIRST YEAR SPANISH I
1020 NT
FIRST YEAR SPANSH II
2050 NT/2
FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS
1000 NT
INTRO TO THEATRE
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PICK A COURSE THAT WORKS FOR YOU
CLASS SCHEDULE • SUMMER 2015
FINDING A COURSE
Accounting.......................................................13
Anthropology...................................................13
Automotive Technology...................................13
Basic Skills......................................................13
Biology............................................................13
Business Administration.................................13
Business Office Technology............................13
Chemistry........................................................13
Communication...............................................14
Computer Applications...................................14
Computer Science...........................................14
Economics.......................................................14
Education.........................................................14
Electrical Technology......................................14
English.............................................................14
Finance............................................................15
Geology...........................................................15
Health .............................................................15
History.............................................................15
Human Development......................................16
Library Science...............................................16
Mathematics...................................................16
Music...............................................................17
Nursing............................................................17
Oil & Gas Production Technology...................17
Physical Activity..............................................17
Political Science.............................................18
Philosophy.......................................................17
Psychology......................................................18
Sociology.........................................................18
Spanish...........................................................18
Statistics.........................................................18
Theatre............................................................18
Welding...........................................................19
Important Abbreviations
Course Section Abbreviations
M............................................................................ Monday
T............................................................................. Tuesday
W.......................................................................Wednesday
TH......................................................................... Thursday
F................................................................................. Friday
S............................................................................ Saturday
SU............................................................................ Sunday
RSC...................................................Rock Springs Campus
TBA.......................................To Be Arranged or Announced
IP.......................................................Instructor Permission
E........E Block (4 week)........................06/01/15-06/25/15
F.........F Block (4 week) .......................06/29/15-07/23/15
Q........Q Block .....................................(start/end dates vary)
NT......Internet
How to Read the Schedule
Synonym
Number Used
to Register
SYNONYM # Course
Prerequisites
and Meeting
Time
Course Title
and Number
Course
Meeting Days
Number of
Credits
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS Course
Location
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY Course
Start/End
Date
Course
Instructor
BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
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FINDING A COURSE
Schedule Index
SYNONYM # COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
ACCOUNTING
ACCT 2010
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
 $
ACCT 2010 QNT
2841
rerequisites: MATH 0930 or Math ACT of 23 or higher, or Math P
Placement Exam score of 66 or higher; and COSC 1200, IMGT 2400,
or CMAP 1750 or Instructor Permission
4
INTERNET See page 11 C. DAVIDSON
5/18 7/23
INTERNET See page 11 D. PERTERMANN 6/1
7/23
TBA
TBA TBA
B. ANDERSON
7/1
7/17
M-TH
RSC 1515
T. HIND
6/1
6/11
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 1200
$
2843
INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 2380
2844
GLOBAL CULTURES TOUR: COSTA RICA
Instructor Permission Required
ANTH 2380 Q1
TBA ANTH 1200 NT
3
1.00-4.00
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
AUTO 1580
m$
2846
BASIC AUTO MAINTENANCE
AUTO 1580 Q1
2
06:00PM 09:00PM
ACCOUNTING - CHEMISTRY
BASIC SKILLS
tudents enrolling in BAS 0620, BAS 0630, HMDV 1110 and HMDV 1110, must come to the Learning Center and select a class time. Students are required to attend at
S
least four hours per week.
BAS 0620
WRITING SKILLS
BAS 0630
GRAMMAR SKILLS
$
2850
$
2851
BAS 0620 E1
BAS 0630 E1
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/1
6/25
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/1
6/25
4
INTERNET See page 11 S. POWELL
6/1
7/23
0
INTERNET See page 11 S. POWELL
6/1
7/23
2
05:30PM 08:30PM
BIOLOGY
BIOL 1003
$
3044
CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY
BIOL 1004
$
3045
CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOLOGY LAB
BIOL 1220
mW$
2855
BIRDING
BIOL 1003 NT
BIOL 1004 NT
BIOL 1220 Q1
Field Trip from 8:30am -8pm Friday-Sunday, June 5-7
M-TH
RSC 1212
S. MITCHELL
6/1
6/7
RSC 1306
See page 11 STAFF
STAFF
6/2
6/1
7/23
7/23
See page 11 J. ALLEN
6/1
7/23
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BADM 1000
m
$
2848
2849
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
BADM 1000 01
BADM 1000 NT
3
3
05:30PM 08:20PM
TTH
INTERNET BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
BOTK 1555
$
3116
BASIC OFFICE SKILLS
BOTK 1555 NT
3
INTERNET 4
INTERNET CHEMISTRY
CHEM 1000
$
3042
13
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
CHEM 1000 NT
Prerequisites: MATH 0920; Required Lab to be held at Evanston HS Saturday, July 18
See page 11 G. FAERBER
6/1
7/23
SYNONYM # CHEM 1001

3043
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY LAB
CHEM 1001 NT
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
Required Lab to be held at Evanston HS Saturday, July 18
0
INTERNET See page 11 G. FAERBER
6/1
7/23
3
3
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET RSC 1438
See page 11 See page 11 STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
6/1
6/1
6/1
7/23
7/23
7/23
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
RSC 1438
STAFF
6/1
7/23
COMMUNICATION
COMM 1010
$
$
2859
2860
2861
COMM 1030
2864
PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM 1010 01
COMM 1010 NT
COMM 1010 NT2
INTERPERSONAL COMM
COMM 1030 01
M-TH
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
CMAP 1905
$
2857
INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS: OFFICE 2013
CMAP 1905 NT
3
Prerequisites: Keyboarding Competency required
Must have access to Microsoft Office Professional 2013 or Office 365 University.
INTERNET See page 11 M. FRERICKS
6/1
7/23
COSC 1200
$
2868
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COSC 1350
$
2870
WEB DEVELOPMENT I
COSC 1200 NT
COSC 1350 NT
Must Have Access To Microsoft Office Professional 2013
3
INTERNET See page 11 T. ROBERTSON
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 C. CLEMMENSEN 6/1
7/23
3
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M-TH
INTERNET RSC 1306
See page 11 STAFF
STAFF
6/1
6/1
7/23
7/23
INTERNET See page 11 STAFF
6/1
7/23
INTERNET See page 11 R. ANDRUS
6/1
7/23
TBA TBA
G. MOSER-CLARK 6/1
7/23
Prerequisites: COSC 1200
ECONOMICS
ECON 1010
$
2872
2873
MACROECONOMICS
ECON 1010 01
ECON 1010 NT
EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDEC 1020
$
2874
INTRO TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
EDEC 1020 NT
3
EDUCATION, GENERAL
EDUC 1520
$
2875
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING
EDUC 1520 NT
2
ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY
ELTR 2470
2877
INTERNSHIP, ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION
ELTR 2470 01
1.00-3.00
TBA TBA
3
INTERNET 3
INTERNET ENGLISH
ENGL 0950
$
2878
BASIC ENGLISH I
ENGL 0955
$
2879
BASIC ENGLISH II
ENGL 0950 NT
ENGL 0955 NT
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 38 or lower
See page 11 J. MANSFIELD
6/1
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 39-74 or ENGL 0950
See page 11 D. MATHEWS
6/1
7/23
7/23
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CHEMISTRY - ENGLISH
COMPUTER SCIENCE
SYNONYM # ENGL 1010
$
$
$
$
2880
2881
2883
2882
ENGL 1020
$
$
2884
2886
2885
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
ENGL 1010 01
ENGL 1010 02
ENGL 1010 NT
ENGL 1010 ENT
ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
ENGL 1020 01
ENGL 1020 NT
ENGL 1020 FNT
ENGL 2010
$
2887
TECHNICAL WRITING
ENGL 2420
$
2889
LITERARY GENRES: SCIENCE FICTION LITERATURE & FILM
ENGL 2470
$
3038
FILM APPRECIATION
ENGL 2010 NT
ENGL 2420 NT
ENGL 2470 NT
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
Prerequisites: English Placement Exam or ACT Score of 21 or higher
3
3
3
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
M-TH
10:00AM 11:15AM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET 3
3
3
11:30AM 12:45PM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET 3
INTERNET Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
RSC A200
RSC A200
See page 11 See page 11 V. VINCENT
D. GUTIERREZ
L. MEREDITH
C. PROPST
6/1
6/1
6/1
6/1
7/23
7/23
7/23
6/25
RSC A200
See page 11 See page 11 D. GUTIERREZ
H. PRISTASH
STAFF
6/1 7/23
6/1 7/23
6/29 7/23
See page 11 STAFF
6/1
7/23
Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
3
INTERNET See page 11 J. GRANT
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 H. PRISTASH
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 D. HOOD
6/1
7/23
4
INTERNET See page 11 D. PERTERMANN 5/27 6/1
0
INTERNET See page 11 D. PERTERMANN 6/1
FINANCE
FIN 1000
$
2890
ENGLISH - HISTORY
PERSONAL FINANCE
FIN 1000 NT
GEOLOGY
GEOL 1100
$
3033
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 1101

3034
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LAB
GEOL 2080
2892
W$
GENERAL FIELD GEOLOGY:
FLAMING GORGE
GEOL 1100 NT
GEOL 1101 NT
GEOL 2080 Q1
2
Prerequisites: MATH 0920
7/23
Prerequisites: GEOL 1100
Course will require camping on site. Must be in sound physical condition.
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
D. PERTERMANN 5/27 6/1
See page 11 K. CLARK
HEALTH EDUCATION
HLED 1003
$
2895
WELLNESS
HLED 1225
$
2896
FIRST AID AND CPR
HLED 1003 NT
HLED 1225 NT
3
2
INTERNET 6/1
Required Labs on Rock Springs Campus, Thursday July 9 & 16, 4-8pm
In Room 2605 (wwcc Wellness Center, 2nd Floor)
INTERNET 7/23
See page 11 K. CLARK
6/1
7/23
See page 11 J. HARSHMAN
6/1
7/23
HEALTH SCIENCE GENERAL
HLTK 1200
$
2897
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
HLTK 1200 NT
2
INTERNET HISTORY
HIST 1211
U.S. TO 1865
$
HIST 1211 NT
2893
HIST 1221
U.S. FROM 1865
$
HIST 1221 NT
15
2894
3
3
rerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,
P
or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better)
INTERNET See page 11 J. CLARK
rerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,
P
or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better)
INTERNET See page 11 J. CLARK
6/1
7/23
6/1
7/23
SYNONYM # HIST 2060
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
TOPICS IN HISTORY: HOLOCAUST IN EUROPE
To Register student must go on Holocaust In Europe Trip May 19 - 31. See Instructor For Details.
3035 HIST 2060 Q1
1.00-3.00
TBA DAY TBA
BLDG./ROOM
TBA TBA
INSTRUCTOR
J. CLARK
START/END
5/18 6/3
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HMDV 1000
$
2898
COLLEGE STUDIES
HMDV 1025

2899

2900
INTRO TO ONLINE LEARNING
HMDV 1100
SPEED READING
HMDV 1110
COLLEGE VOCABULARY
HMDV 2410
$ 2903
ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO
HMDV 2411
 2904
ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT
2901
2902
HMDV 1000 FNT
HMDV 1025 ENT
HMDV 1025 FNT
HMDV 1100 E1
HMDV 1110 E1
HMDV 2410 NT
HMDV 2411 NT My Folio Online
2
INTERNET See page 11 P. PEDERSEN
6/29 7/23
1
1
INTERNET INTERNET See page 11 See page 11 K. STRAUBE
B. REYNOLDS
6/1 6/25
6/29 7/23
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/1
6/25
1
TBA TBA
RSC 2051
S. FAHLSING
6/1
6/25
1
INTERNET See page 11 N. JOHNSON
6/1
7/23
0
INTERNET See page 11 D. RENZ
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 P. WILLOUGHBY 6/1
7/23
LIBRARY SCIENCE
LIBS 2280
 $
2907
LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN
LIBS 2280 NT
Prerequisites: ENGL 1010
MATHEMATICS
MATH 0720
ALGEBRA SKILLS I
rerequisites: MATH (or DVST 0900), or MATH 0750 P
or appropriate Math Placement score and Instructor Permission Only
2908 MATH 0720 01
2
TBA TBA
RSC 1407
C. NEWBERG; L. STEPHENS
2909 MATH 0770 01
2
TBA TBA
RSC 1407
C. NEWBERG; L. STEPHENS
L. STEPHENS
W. WIGGINS
G. POWELL
6/1
7/23
MATH 0770
ALGEBRA SKILLS III
Prerequisites: MATH (or BAS) 0760 (B or better) and Instructor Permission Only
MATH 0920
BEGINNING ALGEBRA
MATH 0920 01
MATH 0920 NT
MATH 0920 NT2
rerequisites: DVST or MATH 0900 (C or better), or MATH 0710 (B or better) P
and MATH 0740 (B or better) and MATH 750 (B or better), or appropriate Math
Placement Test score
$
$
2910
2911
2912
MATH 0930
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
MATH 0930 01
MATH 0930 NT
MATH 0930 NT2
$
$
2913
2914
2915
MATH 1000
PROBLEM SOLVING
$
MATH 1000 NT
2917
MATH 1105
3046
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
08:30AM 09:45AM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET 3
6/1
6/1
6/1
7/23
7/23
7/23
7/23
rerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or MATH 0720 (B or better) and MATH
P
0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT
score of 21 or higher
10:00AM 11:15AM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET RSC 1403
See page 11 See page 11 L. STEPHENS
H. HORTON
G. HAWKS
6/1
6/1
6/1
7/23
7/23
7/23
rerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or TECH 1000 (C or better) or MATH
P
0720 (B or better) and MATH 0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement
Test score, or Math ACT score of 21 or higher
INTERNET DATA, PROBABILITY & ALGEBRA FOR ELEM TEACHERS Prerequisites: MATH 1100
MATH 1105 E1
RSC 1403
See page 11 See page 11 6/1
TBA TBA
See page 11 M. PEEK
6/1
7/23
RSC A204
C. NEWBERG
6/1
6/25
16
HISTORY - MATHEMATICS
Students enrolling in BAS 0620, BAS 0630, HMDV 1110 and HMDV 1110, must come to the Learning Center and select a class time. Students are required to attend at
least four hours per week.
SYNONYM # COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
MATH 1400
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
$
MATH 1400 NT
Students will take two proctored exams
rerequisites: MATH 0930 (C or better), or MATH 0770 (B or better) and MATH
P
0780 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT
score of 23 or higher
MATH 1405
TRIGONOMETRY
$
MATH 1405 NT
2919
2920
3
MATH 2350
BUSINESS CALCULUS I
$
MATH 2350 NT
3047
MATH 2355
$
3048
4
BUSINESS CALCULUS II
MATH 2355 NT
DAY INTERNET BLDG./ROOM
See page 11 INSTRUCTOR
L. STEPHENS
START/END
6/1
7/23
rerequisites: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1400 (C or better), or Math ACT
P
score 25 or higher.
INTERNET See page 11 J. THOMAS
6/1
7/23
rerequisites: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1400 (C or better), or Math ACT
P
score 26 or higher.
4
INTERNET See page 11 J. THOMAS
6/1
7/23
4
INTERNET See page 11 J. THOMAS
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 J. WENTZ
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 J. RABENS
6/1
7/23
Prerequisites: MATH 2350
MUSIC
MUSC 1000
$
2922
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC
MUSC 1010
$
2923
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
MATHEMATICS - PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
MUSC 1000 NT
MUSC 1010 NT
NURSING
NRST 1510
NURSE ASSISTANT
$
NRST 1510 QNT
Must take NRST 1511 QNT
NRST 1510 QNT2
Must take NRST 1511 QNT2
2924
$
2925
NRST 1511

2928

2929
oncurrent Enrollment In NRST 1511 (required)
C
Prior to Clinical Experience must have Health Care Provider CPR, TB, Tdap, & MMR
Four week course- 1st 3 Weeks Online, Final Week Includes Lab And Clinical
4
INTERNET See page 11 R. OWENS
6/1
4
INTERNET See page 11 B. VOLLMER
6/29 8/10
J. LEAVITT
6/1
B. VOLLMER
6/29 8/10
TBA TBA
P. JOHNSON
6/1
7/23
See page 11 STAFF
6/1
7/23
RSC TNSCRT
K. LEUM
6/2
7/1
M. REMBACZ
6/8
6/13
NURSE ASSISTANT LAB
Concurrent Enrollment In NRST 1510 (required)
NRST 1511 QNT
0
TBA TBA
RSC 1314
Must take NRST 1510 QNT. Lab 8:30am-3:30pm 7/7-9 and 16 Hours Of Clinical 5am-2pm 7/13 & 14.
NRST 1511 QNT2
0
TBA TBA
RSC 1314
Must take NRST 1510 QNT2. Lab 8:30am-3:30pm 8/3-5 and 16 Hours Of Clinical 5am-2pm 8/6 & 7.
7/15
7/15
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
OGPT 2470
2941
INTERNSHIP: OIL & GAS TECHNOLOGY
OGPT 2470 01
Prerequisites: OGPT 1530
3
TBA TBA
3
INTERNET PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1000
$
3041
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1000 NT
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Prior to participating in any WWCC physical activity course students may be required to obtain a physican's release.
PEAC 1050
BEGINNING TENNIS
PEAC 1280
mW$
3056
FLY FISHING I
$
17
2942
PEAC 1050 Q1
PEAC 1280 Q1
1
11:30AM 01:15PM
1
05:30PM 08:30PM
TWTH
Required Field Trip Saturday, June 13 8am - 8pm
M-TH
RSC A102
SYNONYM # COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS PEAC 1290
PHYSICAL CONDITIOING:
PEAC 1297
WHITEWATER RAFTING
PEAC 1309
mW$
2948
HIKE-CAMP-FISH
$
$
$
$
2943
3118
2945
3119
m$
2947
m$
3120
PEAC 1290 01
PEAC 1290 02
PEAC 1290 03
PEAC 1290 04
BODY CONDITIONING
1
MORNING CORE
1
CARDIO, STRENGTH & YOGA 1
SUMMER BOOT CAMP
1
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
START/END
07:30AM
08:30AM
10:00AM
11:30AM
M-TH
M-TH
M-TH
MTTH
RSC 1662
RSC 1662
RSC 1662
RSC 1662
K. CLARK
E. HUNT
C. CLARK
E. HUNT
6/1
6/1
6/1
6/1
08:20AM
09:20AM
10:50AM
12:50PM
7/23
7/23
7/23
7/23
PEAC 1297 Q1
1
07:00PM 09:00PM
MW
RSC A204
C. NEWBERG
6/8 6/22
Mandatory Overnight Field Trip June 18 & 19
PEAC 1297 Q2
1
07:00PM 09:00PM
MW
RSC A204
C. NEWBERG
6/8 7/13
Mandatory Overnight Field Trip July 9 & 10
Required Field Trip, 5pm July 15 - 5:00pm July 19.
PEAC 1309 Q1
2
05:30PM 08:30PM
M
RSC A102
M. REMBACZ; 7/6 7/19
S. MITCHELL
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 1000
AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT POLS 1000 E1
POLS 1000 NT
POLS 1000 NT2
$
$
2949
2950
2951
rerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,
P
or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better)
3
3
3
11:30AM 02:10PM
M-TH
INTERNET INTERNET RSC A102
See page 11 See page 11 B. ANDERSON
M. MATHEWS
B. ANDERSON
6/1
6/1
6/1
6/25
7/23
7/23
4
INTERNET See page 11 D. MAYER
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 P. LEWIS
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 B. LAFOND
6/1
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 S. MIRAGLIA
6/1
7/23
4
INTERNET See page 11 J. GUSTAFSON
6/1
7/23
4
INTERNET See page 11 J. GUSTAFSON
6/1
7/23
2
05:30 PM 07:40 PM PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 1000
$
2952
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2300
$
2954
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2340
$
2955
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 1000 NT
PSYC 2300 NT
PSYC 2340 NT
Prerequisites: PSYC 1000
Prerequisites: PSYC 1000
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 1000
$
2956
SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
SOC 1000 NT
SPANISH
SPAN 1010
$
3039
FIRST YEAR SPANISH I
SPAN 1020
$
3040
FIRST YEAR SPANISH II
SPAN 1060
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH II
SPAN 1010 NT
SPAN 1020 NT
m
3221 SPAN 1060 Q1
Prerequisites: SPAN 1010
Prerequisites: SPAN 1050, SPAN 1010 or Instructor Permission
TTH RSC 1405 I. FERRERO
5/19 6/25
STATISTICS
STAT 2050
$
2957
$
2958
FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS
STAT 2050 NT
STAT 2050 NT2
Prerequisites: MATH 1000 or higher or placement into MATH 2200 via
COMPASS or ACT score
4
4
INTERNET INTERNET See page 11 See page 11 D. SKROPANIC
D. SKROPANIC
6/1
6/1
7/23
7/23
3
INTERNET See page 11 C. WILL
6/1
7/23
THEATRE
THEA 1000
$
2959
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
THEA 1000 NT
18
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY - THEATRE
SYNONYM # THEA 2370
2960
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS SUMMER THEATRE
THEA 2370 01
PREREQ/NOTES
TIME
DAY BLDG./ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
1.00-6.00
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
C. WILL; E. DELORA 6/1 7/23
1
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-TH
RSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-TH
RSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
4
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
2
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
4
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-TH
RSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-TH
RSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
M-TH
RSC 1503
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
3
08:00AM 12:00PM
J. BRAEGGER
6/1
6/25
START/END
WELDING
THEATRE - WELDING
WELD 1715
OXYACETYLENE CUTTING
WELD 1755
SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING
WELD 1760
ADV. SHIELD METAL ARC WELDING
WELD 1770
GAS METAL ARC WELDING
WELD 1780
GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELD-PLATE
WELD 1840
GROOVE WELDING PLATE
WELD 1950
SMAW STAINLESS STEEL BASIC
WELD 1960
SUBMERGED ARC WELDING
WELD 2510
PIPE WELD I:SCHEDULE 40
WELD 2520
PIPE WELD II:SCHED 80 PIPE
WELD 2530
DOWNHILL PIPE WELDING
WELD 2540
PIPE LAYOUT AND FABRICATION
WELD 2630
WELDING FOR THE ARTS I
WELD 2635
WELDING FOR THE ARTS II
WELD 2650
GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING-PIPE
$
2961
$
2962
$
2963
$
2964
$
2965
$
2966
$
2967
$
2968
$
2969
$
2970
$
2971
$
2972
$
2973
$
2974
$
2975
19
WELD 1715 E1
WELD 1755 E1
WELD 1760 E1
WELD 1770 E1
WELD 1780 E1
WELD 1840 E1
WELD 1950 E1
WELD 1960 E1
WELD 2510 E1
WELD 2520 E1
WELD 2530 E1
WELD 2540 E1
WELD 2630 E1
WELD 2635 E1
WELD 2650 E1
Prerequisites: WELD 1755 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1840 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1840 & WELD 1950 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1760 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1760 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1774 & WELD 1776 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1840 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 2510 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 1840 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503
Prerequisites: WELD 2520 or Instructor Permission
Prerequisites: WELD 1780 or Instructor Permission
M-TH
RSC 1503