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ACCT Accounting

ACCT 201Save 25%

Principles of Financial Accounting

3 CR

Introduction to accounting concepts and procedures for a business. Emphasis is on the accounting cycle and the recording, summarizing and interpretation of accounting data. This course will satisfy the requirements for both ACCT S121 and ACCT S122 in the certificate program. ACCT S121 and ACCT S122 together will substitute for ACCT S201.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32748	JD1	Paulette Schirmer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $669 (additional charges may apply)

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ACCT 202Save 25%

Principles of Managerial Accounting

3 CR

A continuation of elementary accounting concepts and procedures with the introduction of manufacturing operations and time value of money and cost accounting principles. Job order costing, process costing, cost-volume-profit, budgeting, and variances are introduced.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32749	J01	Maren Haavig	Egan Wing 219 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S201 (C- 1.7 or better) and MATH S055 or higher, or instructor permission.

Tuition and fees: $669 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32750	JD1	Julie Hamilton	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S201 (C- 1.7 or better) and MATH S055 or higher, or instructor permission.

Tuition and fees: $669 (additional charges may apply)

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ACCT 225

Payroll Accounting

3 CR

Introduction to federal and state laws and regulations that affect payroll and employment practices. Includes topics on accounting concepts and procedures for business. Emphasis is on the accounting cycle and the recording, summarizing, and interpretation of payroll data.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32751	JD1	Paulette Schirmer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S100 or ACCT S122 or ACCT S201 (C- 1.70 or better)..

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 291

Int: Accounting

1 - 9 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32752	J01	Paulette Schirmer	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Pass/Fail grading.

Section requirement: requires a signed Special Course form with registration. 1-6 variable credits, set at registration. Contact your accounting advisor to arrange internship.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $279; (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 310

Income Tax for Individuals

3 CR

A study of federal income tax laws as they apply to individuals. Topics covered include sole proprietorships, property transactions, rental activities, itemized deductions, and tax credits. Emphasis is on knowledge of current tax law and preparing individual income tax returns.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32753	JD1	Julie Hamilton	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S201.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 311

Intermediate Accounting I

3 CR

An in-depth study of the accounting sequence, principles and rules governing financial statements. Includes discussion of cash, receivables, inventory, fixed assets and intangible assets. The time value of money as it relates to financial accounting situations will also be addressed.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32754	JD1	Paulette Schirmer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S202 (C- 1.70 or better).

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 312

Intermediate Accounting II

3 CR

Continuation of the study of intermediate accounting including the principles governing financial reporting of liabilities, investments, deferred taxes, revenues and stockholder's equity. Preparation of the cash flow statement and disclosure information will also be addressed.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32755	JD1	Julie Hamilton	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S311 (C- 1.70 or better).

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 316

Accounting Information Systems

3 CR

Design and analysis of accounting systems for business entities in various industries specifically adapted for data processing. Includes data processing application for internal control, payroll, accounts payable and receivable, and other accounting procedures.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32756	JD1	Sherry Hassell	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S202 (C- 1.70 or better) and three credits of CIS.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 342

Advanced Managerial Cost

3 CR

Emphasizes research and planning in the cost accounting field. Topics include basic concepts and terminology; cost accumulation systems including job order cost, process cost, standard costs, absorption and variable costing; variance analysis, budgeting and profit planning, flexible budgets; cost behavior determination and use of the cost-volume-profit model; and cost systems design.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32757	JD1	Maren Haavig	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S202 (C- 1.70 or better).

Requires access to a computer with Internet. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 379

Fund and Governmental Accounting

3 CR

Emphasizes accounting and reporting standards for state and local governments. Includes an in-depth discussion of fund accounting.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32758	JD1	Paulette Schirmer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S202 (C- 1.70 or better).

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 452

Auditing

3 CR

Procedures for verification of financial data and the professional standards applicable to the auditor's examination of financial statements and expression of opinion relative to them.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32759	JD1	Julie Hamilton	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S312 (C- 1.70 or better).

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ACCT 491

Accounting Internship

1 - 6 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32760	J01	Paulette Schirmer	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Instructor Approval Form required.

Pass/Fail grading.

Section requirement: requires a signed Special Course form with registration. 1-6 variable credits, set at registration. Contact your accounting advisor to arrange internship. No text.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $327; (additional charges may apply)

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AKLA Alaska Langs & Art Non-Credit

AKLA 001

NC: Beginning NWC Design

0 CR

Study of the basic elements of traditional Northwest Coast design. Includes the use of ovoids, u-shapes, and form lines to develop traditional as well as contemporary designs. Methods for transferring designs to other media, such as wood or cloth.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37373	J02	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 6:00p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Non-credit, stacked with ART S181, S281, S381-J02.

AKLA are non-credit and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after class begins. Course fees are used for course materials necessary for class design projects. Course fees are used for course materials necessary for class design projects.

Tuition and fees: $359 (additional charges may apply)

AKLA 001

NC: Beginning Tlingit II

0 CR

A continuation from AKL S105 Elementary Tlingit I. Focuses on grammatical structures and vocabulary building with an emphasis on the development of listening and speaking skills. Course text is available free through Sealaska.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32770	J01	Heather Burge	Egan Wing 109 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S105 or instructor permission.

Non-credit, stacked with AKL S106-J01 (4 credits).

AKLA are non-credit and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after class begins.

Tuition and fees: $312 (additional charges may apply)

AKLA 001

NC: Fiber Arts - Spinning

0 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32772	J03	Lily Hope	Egan Wing 223 Sun, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 2/22 - 2/23

Non-Credit, stacked with ART S116-J01.

AKLA are non-credit and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after class begins.

Tuition and fees: $125 (additional charges may apply)

AKLA 002

NC: Beginning Northwest Coast Carving

0 CR

An introduction to traditional Northwest Coast carving in wood.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32776	J03	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 10:00a - 12:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Non-credit, stacked with ART S285 (3 credits).

AKLA are non-credit and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after course begins. Course fees cover course materials necessary for carving.

Tuition and fees: $359 (additional charges may apply)

AKLA 002

NC: Beginning NW Coast Woolen Weaving

0 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32777	J04	Kay Parker	Egan Wing 221 Mon - Fri 5:00p - 8:30p 3/2 - 3/12 Egan Wing 221 Saturday 10:00a - 5:00p 3/7 - 3/7

ART S286/386/486-J01 stacked with non-credit AKLA S002-J03.

AKLA are non-credit and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after the class begins. Materials needed for this course must be purchased before class starts. A list of materials and possible vendors will be sent to all students once registered by the NWC Art Program Coordinator, Davina Cole. If you do not receive notification please email Davina at drcole3@alaska.edu. If you are unsure which project you should make in the course, please contact the instructor, Kay Parker at kfparker@gci.net.

Tuition and fees: $150 (additional charges may apply)

AKLA 002

NC: Intermediate Tlingit II

0 CR

A continuation from AKL S205 with further development of grammatical skills, vocabulary, orthography, tonality and cultural elements unique to Tlingit. Course text is available free through Sealaska.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32774	J01	David Katzeek	Egan Wing 224 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S205 or instructor permission.

Non-credit, cross-listed as AKL S206-J01/JD1 (4 credits).

AKLA are non-credit and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after class begins.

Tuition and fees: $332 (additional charges may apply)

AKLA 003

NC: Advanced Tlingit II

0 CR

A continuation of AKL S305. All communication skills will be refined. Continuing presentation of advanced grammar; reading of Tlingit texts with glossaries; reading, analysis and discussion and texts transcribed from Tlingit oral literature.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37379	J01	Daniel Monteith	Egan Wing 112 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S305 or instructor approval.

Non-credit, cross-listed as AKL S306-J01/JD1 (3 credits).

AKLA are non-credit and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after class begins. No text.

Tuition and fees: $234 (additional charges may apply)

AKLA 003

NC: Intmed NWC Carving

0 CR

An intermediate study in traditional Northwest Coast carving in wood. Emphasis on more complex relief or three-dimensional carving using NW Coast designs. Prerequisite: ART S285 or instructor permission.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32778	J02	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 2:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S285 or instructor permission.

Non-credit, stacked with ART S385/485-J01 (3 credits).

AKLA are non-credit, and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after course begins.

Tuition and fees: $359 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38230	J03	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Mon, Wed 10:00a - 12:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Non-credit, stacked with ART S385/485-J02 (3 credits).

AKLA are non-credit, and do not count in programs. No drop or withdraw allowed after course begins.

Tuition and fees: $359 (additional charges may apply)

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AKL Alaska Languages

AKL 106

*Beginning Tlingit II

4 CR

GER. A continuation of AKL S105 Elementary Tlingit I. Focuses on grammatical structures and vocabulary building with an emphasis on the development of listening and speaking skills.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32764	J01	Heather Burge	Egan Wing 109 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S105 or instructor permission. .

AKL S106-J01 stacked with non-credit AKLA S001-J01.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

AKL 109

Beginning Tsimshian I

4 CR

Smalgyax is the traditional language of the Tsimshian people. This course focuses on the foundations of comprehension and speaking. Introduces the sound system and alphabet of the language, and then focuses on building vocabulary and learning phrases and basic grammatical structures.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37514	KD1	Donna Roberts	Distance Ed COLL Tue, Thu 4:30p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web with required online meetings. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $1053 (additional charges may apply)

AKL 206

Intermediate Tlingit II

4 CR

A continuation of AKL S205 with further development of grammatical skills, vocabulary, orthography, tonality and cultural elements unique to Tlingit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32765	J01	David Katzeek	Egan Wing 224 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S205 or instructor permission.

AKL S206-J01/JD1 are cross-listed as non-credit AKLA S002-J01.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32766	JD1	David Katzeek	Distance Ed AUDIO Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S205 or instructor permission.

AKL S206-J01/JD1 are cross-listed as non-credit AKLA S002-J01.

Audio conference. Requires access to computer with Pentium 2 or better processor, Internet and email. Students access the course website at uas.alaska.edu/online for class information, and edit their personal profile. Course text is available free through Sealaska. For more information call 796-6163 or 1-877-465-4827 x6163.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

AKL 241

Native Oratory

1 CR

Students will work with a mentor in Tlingit, Haida, or Tsimshian to prepare for public speaking in a variety of settings. May be taken three times for a total of 3 credits.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32767	J01	Lyle James	Egan Wing 109 Friday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/24 - 2/29 Egan Wing 108 Saturday 10:00a - 1:00p 2/29 - 2/29

Attendance and participation in the Oratory competition is a required course component. Class meets six Fridays 1/24 to 2/28. Oratory competition is 2/29. Short courses have prorated drop/withdraw dates. See uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $279 (additional charges may apply)

AKL 306

Advanced Tlingit II

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37369	J01	Daniel Monteith	Egan Wing 224 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S305.

AKL S306-J01/JD1 cross-listed as non-credit AKLA S003-J01.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37370	JD1	Daniel Monteith	Distance Ed AUDIO Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AKL S305.

AKL S306-J01/JD1 cross-listed as non-credit AKLA S003-J01.

Audio conference. Requires access to computer with reliable Internet and e-mail. Students access the course website at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. No text. For more information call 907-796-6163, or toll-free 1-877-465-4827 x6163.

Tuition and fees: $840 (additional charges may apply)

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ALST Alaska Studies

ALST 300

Alaska Studies

3 CR

Provides an overview of the environment and the residents, both indigenous and immigrant, of Alaska. Emphasis is given to the social, economic and political history of Alaska and the religious and educational institutions and laws that affect the people of Alaska. This course meets the state requirement for teacher certification in Alaska History/ Alaska Studies.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32779	JD1	David Marvel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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ANS Alaska Native Studies

ANS 101

Introduction to Alaska Native Studies

3 CR

Course focus is on learning how to listen to indigenous voices. Students will learn about Alaska Native languages, cultures, histories, oratory, and philosophies. Students will discuss cultural groupings, current political and social issues, and the history of Alaska Native people. Emphasis will be placed on how Natives relate to the land, each other, religions, and state and federal governments. Covers major political landmarks, cultural & language revitalizations, and the recent histories of ANCSA, subsistence, self-governance, and racism towards Alaska Native people.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36772	KD1	Forest Haven	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

ANS 320

Alaska Native Ecological Knowledge

3 CR

Examines the relationship of Alaska Native people and the world around them during the seasonal life cycles. Information covered in class will be combined with research and developed into a series of individual presentations, as well as journeys onto the land, and final group presentations. May be repeated for up to a total of 6 credits.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37205	J01	Staff	Egan Wing 224 Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

36188 ANS S320-K01 meets on the Juneau campus.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37206	JD1	Staff	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

37061 ANS S320-KD1 Distance delivery.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36188	K01	Daniel Monteith	Egan Wing 224 Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Examines the relationship of the Tlingit people, their culture and the ecology of Southeast Alaska through oral narratives and ecological knowledge from Tlingit elders.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37061	KD1	Daniel Monteith	Distance Ed COLL Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web with required live meetings. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information. Examines the relationship of the Tlingit people, their culture and the ecology of Southeast Alaska through oral narratives and ecological knowledge from Tlingit elders.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ANS 393

ST:Alaska Native Hlth/Wellness

3 CR

Examines traditional healing as well as contemporary issues in Alaska Native health and wellness. Assesses the emergence of Alaska Native peoples' management of health care and provides an in depth understanding of how health is related to historical trauma, and other social, economic and environmental factors.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36773	KD1	Jennifer Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ANS 491

Alaska Native Studies Internship

9 CR

Internship program with Alaska Legislature or government. For information contact Dr. Glenn Wright, UAS Social Sciences, gdwright@alaska.edu. Requires co-enrollment in ANS S492A ANS Internship Seminar. Internship requires 37.5 hrs/week for at least 12 weeks, for total of at least 450 hrs.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32780	J01	Glenn Wright	Juneau Mon - Fri 8:00a - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $2943 (additional charges may apply)

ANS 492A

Alaska Native Studies internship Seminar

3 CR

This academic portion of the Alaska Native Studies internship program provides a pre-orientation to the practical workings of the legislature and state government with special attention paid to issues and dynamics of interest to the Alaska Native community. The seminar focuses on assessing the relevance of academic literature to understanding legislative and governmental processes. Requires participation in an Alaska Native Studies internship.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32781	J01	Glenn Wright	Juneau Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Juneau Wed, Thu, Fri 8:00a - 4:00p 1/15 - 1/17

Prerequisite: Junior standing or instructor permission.

Seminar for students in the Legislative Internship program. Requires co-enrollment in ANS S491 Alaska Native Studies Internship. Meets in the Capitol Building.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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ANTH Anthropology

ANTH 101

*Introduction to Anthropology

3 CR

GER. An introduction to the fundamentals of the four subfields of anthropology: archaeology, cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, and anthropological linguistics. Practical applications of anthropological concepts and perspectives are emphasized. Case materials are drawn from cultures around the world.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36775	KD1	Jennifer Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 202

*Cultural Anthropology

3 CR

GER. Basic theories, methods, and concepts of cultural anthropology. Includes analysis of social, political, economic, belief and symbolic systems. Serves as a foundation for more specialized courses in cultural anthropology.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32782	J01	Daniel Monteith	Egan Wing 109 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Books available from MBS.at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32783	J02	Thomas Spitzfaden	Egan Wing 224 Mon, Wed 10:00a - 11:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Books available from MBS.at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 205

*Biological Anthropology

3 CR

GER. A study of human biology including genetics, human evolution and variation, adaptations, ecology and primatology.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36776	KD1	Jennifer Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $816 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 211

*Fundamentals of Archaeology

3 CR

GER. Presents the history, concepts, theories and methods of archaeology. Includes analysis and interpretation of data, using field reports and problems. This course is often required for those wishing to attend field schools in archaeology.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36777	KD1	Priscilla Schulte, Terence Fifield	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 311

Methods and Theories in Archaeology

3 CR

Examines the history of methods and theories in archaeology. Contemporary methods and techniques used in conducting archaeological field research will be included. Discussions and class assignments will emphasize practical applications.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36778	KD1	Priscilla Schulte, Terence Fifield	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 312

Humans and the Environment

3 CR

Anthropological approaches to the relationships between socio-cultural and ecological systems. Analysis of traditional ecological knowledge, subsistence patterns, and adaptations. Intensive study of selected cases and theories.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37362	J01	Daniel Monteith	Egan Wing 224 Tuesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Cross-listed as GEOG S312-J01.

Books available from MBS.at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 351

Anthropology of Globalization

3 CR

A cross-cultural approach to the ways societies have been affected by global processes such as migration, economic development, and modernization.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36779	KD1	Jennifer Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 375

Alaska Native Health/Wellness

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36774	KD1	Jennifer Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 393

AK Native Ecological Knowledge

3 CR

Examines the relationship of the Tlingit people, their culture and the ecology of Southeast Alaska through oral narratives and ecological knowledge from Tlingit elders.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36189	K01	Daniel Monteith	Egan Wing 224 Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37100	KD1	Daniel Monteith	Distance Ed COLL Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web with required live online meetings. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ANTH 393

ST: Alaska Native Ecological Knowledge See 37100 ANTH S393-KD1 Distance delivery.

3 CR

Explores the Tlingit traditional ecological knowledge and its relationship to geology, ecology, and botany in SE Alaska.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37209	J01	Staff	Egan Wing 224 Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

36189 ANTH S393-KD1 meets on Juneau campus.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37210	JD1	Staff	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

37100 ANTH S393-KD1 Distance delivery.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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ART Art

ART 105

Beginning Drawing

3 CR

Introduction to basic elements in drawing. Emphasis on a variety of techniques and media.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32714	J01	Christofer Taylor	Soboleff 105 Tue, Thu 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Course fees for materials/art supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $947 (additional charges may apply)

ART 116Save 25%

Fiber Arts-Spinning

1 CR

Study and practice of either hand or machine spinning using traditional fibers and methods with a special emphasis on yarn design and developing a skill for producing yarns of consistent quality.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38295	J01	Lily Hope	Egan Wing 223 Sun, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 2/22 - 2/23

ART S116-J01 is cross-listed for non-credit as AKLA S001-J03.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $273 (additional charges may apply)

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ART 160

*Art Appreciation

3 CR

GER. Course is designed to stimulate thought and develop an appreciation of the visual arts. There will be an emphasis on how art is useful in everyday life, how it speaks and what it means.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32717	J01	Benjamin Huff	Egan Wing 112 Tue, Thu 8:15a - 9:45a 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36255	TD1	Elizabeth Zacher	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

ART 181Save 25%

Beginning Northwest Coast Design

3 CR

Study of the basic elements of traditional Northwest Coast Design. Includes the use of ovoids, u-shapes, and form lines to develop traditional as well as contemporary designs. Methods for transferring designs to other media, such as wood or cloth. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32718	J01	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 6:00p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

ART S181, S281, S381-J02 stacked with non-credit AKLA S001-J02.

Pass/Fail grading.

Course fees are used for course materials necessary for class design projects.

Tuition and fees: $794 (additional charges may apply)

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ART 193

ST:Metal Art

1 CR

This class will cover a variety of welding processes for fabrication of home/art projects. Open to student ideas for projects to be fabricated within the class dates. May require students to buy/bring in special materials for projects.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37295	K01	Ryan Houtcooper	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 124 Friday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/24 - 3/6 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 116 Friday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/24 - 1/31

No notes

Tuition and fees: $457 (additional charges may apply)

ART 201

Beginning Ceramics

3 CR

Introduction to the making and firing of clay objects. Study of clay methods of forming decorations, glazing and firing.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32724	J01	Jeremy Kane	Soboleff 106 Wednesday 3:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Not stacked with other levels.

Course fees for materials/art supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $987 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36782	T01	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Monday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 301/401.

Tuition and fees: $876 (additional charges may apply)

ART 230

Artists Studio I

1 - 3 CR

Presents exploration of a variety of media. Students will design and complete independent projects.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36786	T01	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Friday 10:00a - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 330/430.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $257; $45 additional flat fee (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36787	T02	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Friday 10:00a - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 330/430.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $257; $105 additional flat fee (additional charges may apply)

ART 262

*History of World Art II

3 CR

GER. A continuation of ART S261 starting with the Gothic period and continuing through contemporary times. ART S261 and ART S262 may be taken in reverse order; however, course content is presented in a chronological sequence starting with the fall semester.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36256	TD1	Elizabeth Zacher	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Required books can be found at MBS Direct. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

ART 281

Intermediate Northwest Coast Design

3 CR

Continued study of traditional Northwest Coast design principles and elements. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32729	J01	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 6:00p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S181 (3 credits).

ART S181, S281, S381-J02 stacked with non-credit AKLA S001-J02.

Pass/Fail grading.

Course fees are used for course materials necessary for class design projects.

Tuition and fees: $962 (additional charges may apply)

ART 282

Beginning Northwest Coast Basketry

2 CR

An introduction to basket weaving practiced by coastal Indians of Alaska. Projects will include twined or plaited weaving in spruce roots or cedar bark to produce a basket or plaited hat, with particular attention to traditional standards of design. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38069	T01	Holly Burns	Sitka Campus 115 Saturday 10:00a - 2:00p 1/6 - 1/18 Sitka Campus 115 Mon - Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 1/6 - 1/18

ART S282/S382/S482 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Students should bring the following items to class: 1) Mold for basket (beginners should bring a cap/top from a spray can like PAM) 2) Basin for water (i.e., large cool whip container) 3) Paring Knife.

Tuition and fees: $90 (additional charges may apply)

ART 285Save 25%

Beginning Northwest Coast Carving

3 CR

An introduction to traditional Northwest Coast carving in wood. Possible projects may include carving spoons, halibut hooks, relief panels, bentwood bowls or boxes.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32732	J01	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 10:00a - 12:00p 1/13 - 5/2

ART 285/385/485 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $794 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38524	J03	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Mon, Wed 10:00a - 12:00p 1/13 - 5/2

ART S285-J03 stacked with ART S385/S485-J02 and with non-credit AKLA S003-J03.

Pass/Fail grading.

Course fees cover course materials necessary for carving.

Tuition and fees: $794 (additional charges may apply)

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ART 286Save 25%

Beginning Northwest Coast Woolen Weaving

2 CR

An introduction to traditional twining techniques used in ceremonial garments along the Northwest Coast will be studied through creation of regalia.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32733	J01	Kay Parker	Egan Wing 221 Mon - Fri 5:00p - 8:30p 3/2 - 3/12 Egan Wing 221 Saturday 10:00a - 5:00p 3/7 - 3/7

ART S286/386/486-J01 stacked with non-credit AKLA S002-J04.

Pass/Fail grading.

Materials needed for this course must be purchased before class starts. A list of materials and possible vendors will be sent to all students once registered by the NWC Art Program Coordinator, Davina Cole. If you do not receive notification please email Davina at drcole3@alaska.edu. If you are unsure which project you should make in the course, please contact the instructor, Kay Parker, at kfparker@gci.net.

Tuition and fees: $446 (additional charges may apply)

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ART 301

Intermediate Ceramics

3 CR

A continuation of basic ceramics with an emphasis on the potter's wheel, glaze calculations and plaster as it relates to pottery. Four hours lab per week required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32734	J01	Jeremy Kane	Soboleff 106 Saturday 8:30a - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S201 or permission.

ART S301/S401-J01 stacked.

Course fees for materials/art supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $1131 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37542	J02	Jeremy Kane	Soboleff 106 Tuesday 3:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S201 or permission.

ART S301/S401-J02 stacked.

Fee covers materials and supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $1131 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36783	T01	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Monday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S201 or permission.

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 201/401.

Tuition and fees: $1020 (additional charges may apply)

ART 313

Intermediate Painting

3 CR

Development of expressive skills in painting in any media. Emphasis on pictorial and conceptual problems.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37374	J01	Christofer Taylor	Soboleff 105 Sunday 1:00p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S213.

Art S213/S313/S413 stacked.

Course fees for materials/art supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $1131 (additional charges may apply)

ART 330

Artists Studio, Intermediate

1 - 3 CR

A continuation of exploration of a variety of media. Students will design and complete independent projects.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36792	T01	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Friday 10:00a - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 230/430.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $305; $45 additional flat fee (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36794	T02	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Friday 10:00a - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 230/430.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $305; $105 additional flat fee (additional charges may apply)

ART 381

Advanced Northwest Coast Design

3 CR

Advanced study of Northwest Coast designs with an emphasis on both traditional and contemporary applications. May be repeated for credit. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37372	J01	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 6:00p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S281 (3 credits).

ART S181, S281, S381-J02 stacked with non-credit AKLA S001-J02.

Pass/Fail grading.

Course fees are used for course materials necessary for class design projects.

Tuition and fees: $1106 (additional charges may apply)

ART 382

Intermediate Northwest Coast Basketry

2 CR

Continued study of basket weaving, with emphasis on false embroidery, more complex weaving techniques and mastery of endings. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38070	T01	Holly Burns	Sitka Campus 115 Saturday 10:00a - 2:00p 1/6 - 1/18 Sitka Campus 115 Mon - Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 1/6 - 1/18

Prerequisite: ART S282.

ART S282/382/482 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Tuition and fees: $90 (additional charges may apply)

ART 385

Intermediate Northwest Coast Carving

3 CR

Continued study of traditional Northwest Coast carving in wood. Emphasis on more complex relief or three-dimensional carving using Northwest Coast designs. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32738	J01	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 2:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S285 (3 credits).

ART S385/S485-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Course fees cover course materials necessary for carving.

Tuition and fees: $1106 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38226	J02	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Mon, Wed 10:00a - 12:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S285 (3 credits).

ART 285/385/485 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1106 (additional charges may apply)

ART 386

Intermediate Northwest Coast Woolen Weaving

2 CR

Continued study of traditional twining techniques from the Northwest Coast Native cultures. Discussion of the history of twined regalia, dyeing and spinning techniques, as well as traditional designs.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32739	J01	Kay Parker	Egan Wing 221 Mon - Fri 5:00p - 8:30p 3/2 - 3/12 Egan Wing 221 Saturday 10:00a - 5:00p 3/7 - 3/7

Prerequisite: ART S286 (3 credits).

ART S286/386/486-J01 stacked with non-credit AKLA S002-J04.

Pass/Fail grading.

Materials needed for this course must be purchased . before class starts. A list of materials and possible vendors will be sent to all students once registered by the NWC Art Program Coordinator, Davina Cole. If you do not receive notification please email Davina at drcole3@alaska.edu. If you are unsure which project you should make in the course, please contact the instructor, Kay Parker at kfparker@gci.net.

Tuition and fees: $654 (additional charges may apply)

ART 401

Advanced Ceramics

3 CR

Advanced wheel work and hand building; advanced clay body and glaze calculation as needed. Study of the practical application of ceramics in commercial fields. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32740	J01	Jeremy Kane	Soboleff 106 Saturday 8:30a - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S301 or instructor permission.

ART S301/S401-J01 stacked.

Course fees for materials/art supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $1131 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32741	J02	Jeremy Kane	Soboleff 106 Tuesday 3:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S301 or instructor permission.

ART S301/S401-J02 stacked.

Fee covers materials and supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $1131 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36785	T01	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Monday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S301 or instructor permission.

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 201/301.

Tuition and fees: $1020 (additional charges may apply)

ART 413

Advanced Painting

3 CR

Individual development of technical and creative processes in painting in any media. May be repeated for credit with permission of instructor.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37375	J01	Christofer Taylor	Soboleff 105 Sunday 1:00p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART 313.

Art S213/S313/S413 stacked.

Course fees for materials/art supplies for student use during class.

Tuition and fees: $1131 (additional charges may apply)

ART 430

Artists Studio, Advanced

1 - 3 CR

Advanced studio work in a variety of media. Students will design and complete independent projects. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36795	T01	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Friday 10:00a - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 230/330.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $305; $45 additional flat fee (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36796	T02	Elizabeth Zacher	Sitka Campus 109 Friday 10:00a - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with ART 230/330.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $305; $105 additional flat fee (additional charges may apply)

ART 482

Advanced Northwest Coast Basketry

2 CR

Advanced study of basket weaving, with an emphasis on design. Pass/Fail grading. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38071	T01	Holly Burns	Sitka Campus 115 Saturday 10:00a - 2:00p 1/6 - 1/18 Sitka Campus 115 Mon - Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 1/6 - 1/18

Prerequisite: ART S382.

ART S282/382/482 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Tuition and fees: $90 (additional charges may apply)

ART 485

Advanced Northwest Coast Carving

3 CR

Advanced study of Northwest Coast carving in wood, with increased emphasis on both contemporary and traditional designs. Pass/Fail grading. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32743	J01	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Tue, Thu 2:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S385 (3 credits).

ART S385/S485-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Course fees cover course materials necessary for carving.

Tuition and fees: $1106 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38227	J02	Wayne Price	Soboleff 102 Mon, Wed 10:00a - 12:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ART S385 (3 credits).

ART S385/S485-J02 stacked w/ ART S285-J03 and w/ non-credit AKLA S003-J .

Pass/Fail grading.

Course fees cover course materials necessary for carving.

Tuition and fees: $1106 (additional charges may apply)

ART 486

Advanced Northwest Coast Woolen Weaving

2 CR

Advanced study of traditional twined woolen weaving, with increased emphasis on complex designs. Pass/Fail grading. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32744	J01	Kay Parker	Egan Wing 221 Mon - Fri 5:00p - 8:30p 3/2 - 3/12 Egan Wing 221 Saturday 10:00a - 5:00p 3/7 - 3/7

Prerequisite: ART S386 (3 credits).

ART S286/386/486-J01 stacked with non-credit AKLA S002-J04.

Pass/Fail grading.

Tuition and fees: $654 (additional charges may apply)

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BA Business Administration

BA 116

Business Mathematics

3 CR

Helps students improve proficiency with basic math skills and apply mathematical concepts (fractions, decimals, and percentages) to business situations. Covers payroll, taxes, insurance, simple interest, compound interest, installment purchasing, annuities, depreciation, financial statements and ratio analysis, stocks, bonds and profit distribution and, business statistics.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32788	JD1	Timothy Powers Sr	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Registered students access the course at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

BA 151

Introduction to Business

3 CR

Business organization, nature of major business functions such as management, finance, accounting, marketing and personnel administration. Opportunities and requirements for professional business careers.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32789	J01	Michael Boyer	Egan Wing 225 Tue, Thu 10:00a - 11:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32790	JD1	Michael Boyer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

BA 251

Management Skills

3 CR

Allows students to explore various techniques for developing effective management skills. Personal skills, interpersonal skills, group skills, and communication skills will be explored. Diagnostic tools, discussion, reflection, self-analysis, and skill practice will be the primary learning methods used. The main objective is for students to develop a personalized plan for professional improvement.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32791	JD1	Haley Johnson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

BA 263Save 25%

Business Communications

3 CR

Applies techniques of written and oral communications to business situations requiring problem solving and an understanding of human relations. Topics include written communications (letters, memoranda, and reports), oral communications (one-on-one and small group interactions and oral presentations), listening skills, nonverbal communications, and communication technology.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32794	JD1	Elizabeth Hoffman	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BA S163 or WRTG S111 (C or better) or Business English placement test.

Course meets online via Collaborate, dates TBA (sessions will be recorded for those with time conflicts). Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $669 (additional charges may apply)

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BA 301

Principles of Management

3 CR

Survey of the basics of management. Synthesis of the traditional and contemporary quantitative and behavioral approaches to the subject of management.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32795	JD1	Kristy Smith	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 310

Management Information Systems

3 CR

Explores the role of information systems in various business contexts from a managerial perspective. Examines ways to improve business processes and decision-making through the use of information systems. Practical application of fundamental principles is emphasized.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32796	JD1	Colleen McKenna	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CIS S235 or CIS S240 (C- 1.70 or better).

Stacked with CIS S310.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 325

Financial Management

3 CR

Intensive analysis of the methods of financial planning and control, asset management, and other functions performed by the financial executive.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32797	JD1	Dorothy Mackenzie	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ACCT S202 (C- 1.70 or better).

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 330

Legal Environment of Business

3 CR

This course examines business in its relation to the legal and judicial systems and to government regulation. It explores legal concepts and issues pertaining to competition, sales, employees, liabilities and forms of doing business.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32798	JD1	Michael Boyer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 343

Principles of Marketing

3 CR

Role of marketing in society and economy; the business firm as a marketing system; management of the firm's marketing effort.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32799	JD1	Haley Johnson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 374

Introduction to Quantitative Methods

3 CR

Introduces basic statistical methods used in business decision making. Probability functions common in business applications, descriptive statistics, confidence intervals and hypothesis testing, sampling methods and sampling error, regression and analysis of variance. Focus is on application, including Excel and SPSS, and on using results for decisions.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32800	JD1	Jeffery Caneen	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 412

Operations Management and Production

3 CR

Management of operations, production, service system with emphasis on quantitative analysis. Characteristics of systems, types of production and service, forecasting, scheduling, facility design, and other topics in operations management will be covered. Quantitative techniques include linear, integer and goal programming as forecasting and queuing models.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32801	JD1	Kristy Smith	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151 (C- 1.70 or better); and BA S374 or STAT S200.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 451

ST: Human Resource Total Rewards

3 CR

This course will substitute for BA S461.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36193	JD1	Charla Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BA S361.

Required $55 membership to worldatwork.org for member access to restricted material for use in the course. Instructions given on the first day about how to receive the discounted student rate. Requires access to a computer with Internet and a $40 student SHRM membership. Registered students access the course at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 462

Capstone: Strategic Management

3 CR

In-depth examination of business policy and strategy. This course integrates the competencies and knowledge from the business disciplines and functional viewpoints into a comprehensive strategic planning and implementation process using a series of case studies and business simulation. Designed as the capstone course for senior B.B.A. students, intended to be taken during the final semester.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32802	JD1	Kristy Smith	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BA S301, BA S325, BA S343, and either STAT S200 or BA S374 (all C- 1.70 or better).

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 466

Strategic Human Resource Management

3 CR

Explores research-based competencies recommended for success as an HR professional. Examines various HR functions in the context of strategic planning, talent management, total rewards, and business trends. Reviews the evolution of HR, and allows for personal reflection and application. Designed as the culminating course for senior B.B.A. students in the Human Resource Management emphasis, intended to be taken during the final semester.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32803	JD1	Charla Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BA S361 (C 2.0 or better).

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 476

Project Management

3 CR

A holistic approach to project management: planning, scheduling, organizing, and controlling projects. Primary class emphasis is on project management process and tools, which are becoming increasingly more important in today's competitive marketplace.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32804	JD1	Colleen McKenna	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151 or higher (C- 1.70 or better).

Requires access to a computer with Internet. and a recent version of Microsoft Windows. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 481

Organizational Change

3 CR

Provides a comprehensive look at managing change within organizations using one basic change model. Examines practical techniques and tactics to facilitate the implementation of any strategy and/or program requiring change. Prepares participants to be effective change agents in personal and professional settings.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32805	JD1	Charla Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BA S301. Corequisite: BA S351. Recommended: BA S476.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 490

The Political and Social Environment of Business

3 CR

Policy decisions and governmental regulations affecting business as well as the social responsibility of business in society.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32806	JD1	Jeffery Caneen	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ECON S201 or ECON S202 (C- 1.70 or better).

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

BA 498

Applied Business Research

3 CR

Investigate the essential techniques of the research process in the context of business issues to include defining a research problem, designing a business research project, referencing research literature, and evaluating research papers. Designed for senior B.B.A. students and intended to be taken during the final year of the B.B.A. program.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32808	JD1	Kristy Smith	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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BIOL Biology

BIOL 103

*Biology and Society

4 CR

GER. Fundamental principles of biology focusing on human biology, ecology and the environment. Laboratory sessions include field trips, experiments, demonstrations, and discussion of contemporary biological topics. For non-majors; cannot be used to fulfill requirement for biology majors.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32665	J01	Ashwin Sreenivasan	Anderson 314 Wednesday 2:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 108 Mon, Wed, Fri 10:45a - 11:45a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 or concurrent enrollment.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1166 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36257	TD1	Kitty Labounty	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 or concurrent enrollment.

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Lab materials will be sent to you. You will also spend roughly $25.00 on additional lab supplies. Lab requires an average of 4 hours each week. Required books available from MBS Direct. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1093 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 104

*Natural History of Alaska

4 CR

GER. The physical environment peculiar to the North and important in determining the biological setting: major ecosystem concepts to develop an appreciation for land use and wildlife management problems in both terrestrial and aquatic situations. May not be used as biology elective credit for a major in Biology. BIOL S104 fulfills a Natural Science General Education Requirement.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36260	TD1	Kitty Labounty	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

This course is a stacked hybrid class. Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Lab requires an average of 3 hours each week. Required books available from MBS Direct. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1043 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 106

*Fundamentals of Biology II

4 CR

GER. Continuation of basic principles of anatomy and physiology of plants and animals. Evolution, behavior, ecology, and groups of plants and animals.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32666	J01	Michael Navarro	Anderson 204 Mon, Wed, Fri 10:45a - 11:45a 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 314 Monday 12:00p - 3:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105; and MATH S151 or concurrent enrollment.

BIOL S106-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1191 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32667	J02	Michael Navarro	Anderson 204 Mon, Wed, Fri 10:45a - 11:45a 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 314 Thursday 3:00p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105; and MATH S151 or concurrent enrollment.

BIOL S106-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1191 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 106

*Fundamentals of Biology II

4 CR

GER. Continuation of basic principles of anatomy and physiology of plants and animals. Evolution, behavior, ecology, and groups of plants and animals.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36262	TD1	Kitty Labounty, Marnie Chapman	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105; and MATH S151 or concurrent enrollment.

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Required books available from MBS Direct. Lab supplies will be mailed. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1178 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 107

Flora of Southeastern Alaska

1 CR

Students will learn to recognize the native trees, shrubs and herbs found in Southeastern and coastal South Central Alaska. Focus will be on identification of common plant species and attaining an understanding of plant ecological requirements, interaction with other organisms, and human use of plants. Note: Not accepted for biology major credit or elective.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37107	K01	Barbara Morgan	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 132 Tuesday 4:30p - 6:15p 2/25 - 4/21

This course includes hands on activities, discussion of edible plants, and nature walks.

Tuition and fees: $257 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36263	T01	Kitty Labounty	Sitka Campus 206 Tuesday 6:00p - 7:15p 2/10 - 5/2

This local Sitka course is a stacked hybrid class. Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Homework assignments use Blackboard. Choose one book from the recommended Floras listed on MBS Direct. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $257 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36264	TD1	Kitty Labounty	Distance Ed COLL Tuesday 6:00p - 7:15p 2/10 - 5/2

This course is a stacked hybrid class. Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Homework assignments use Blackboard. Choose one book from the recommended Floras listed on MBS Direct. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $257 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 110

Introduction to Marine Fisheries Science

3 CR

Explores the patterns of fishery species diversity, and the resilience and sustainability that result. Introduces the complexity of what constitutes a fishery and factors that have led some fisheries to collapse and others to persist. Students will gain a better understanding of the science of sustainability in Alaska, with a focus on 21st-century global fishery challenges, such as climate change.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32668	J01	Michael Navarro	Anderson 203 Tue, Thu 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $887 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 111

*Human Anatomy and Physiology I

4 CR

GER. Integrated view of human structure and function. Provides a foundation in relevant chemistry, cell biology, histology and unifying concepts. Covers integumentary, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36268	TD1	Jon Martin	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Qualification for ENGL 111 highly recommended. Oriented toward health science students. Students participate in time online meetings and asynchronous recorded lectures. real time online meetings and asynchronous recorded lectures Attendance is NOT REQUIRED, students can complete this course asynchronously by listening to recorded lectures. Hands on lab activities such as physiology experiments animal dissections, and other tasks required. Students must have access to a computer with a microphone, headphones, MS Power-Point, MS Word, and the Internet. Order books from MBS Direct. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1148 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36270	TD2	Paul Bahna	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Qualification for ENGL 111 highly recommended. Oriented toward health science students. Lab integrates virtual and hands on activities .Lab is largely asynchronous, requiring an average of 4 additional hours each week. Students must have access to Internet, digital camera/cell phone, computer. Students will purchase additional supplies, estimated costs $25. Required books and supplies available from MBS Direct: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1148 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 112

*Human Anatomy and Physiology II

4 CR

GER. Integrated view of human structure and function. Continuation of Human A&P I. Covers endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic, immune, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32669	J01	Susan Kendig	Anderson 314 Tuesday 11:30a - 2:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 203 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S111 (C- or better) or permission.

BIOL S112-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1141 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32670	J02	Susan Kendig	Anderson 203 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 314 Thursday 6:30p - 9:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S111 (C- or better) or permission.

BIOL S112-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1141 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37108	K01	Matthew Pawlus	Paul Building 305 Monday 4:30p - 7:20p 1/13 - 5/2 Paul Building 301 Wednesday 4:30p - 7:20p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S111 (C- or better) or permission.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1098 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36271	T01	Marnie Chapman	Sitka Campus 124 Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Sitka Campus 124 Tue, Thu 2:00p - 3:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S111 (C- or better) or permission.

Qualification for ENGL 111 highly recommended. Oriented toward health science students. Students must have access to Internet, digital camera/cell phone, computer. Required books and supplies available from MBS Direct: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Class is stacked with BIOL 112 TD1.

Tuition and fees: $1148 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36272	TD1	Marnie Chapman	Distance Ed COLL Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S111 (C- or better) or permission.

Tuition and fees: $1148 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36273	TD2	Marnie Chapman	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S111 (C- or better) or permission.

Tuition and fees: $1148 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 240

Introductory Microbiology

4 CR

General introductory microbiology with emphasis on microorganisms as disease causing agents. Fundamentals of microbial biology and diversity including host microbe interactions and epidemiology. Not accepted for Biology major credit. Recommended for health science students.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36274	TD1	Paul Bahna	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: 8 credits in biology or chemistry. BIOL S112 and CHEM S104 recommended.

Order books from MBS Direct. Lab integrates virtual and hands on activities. Students will be required to order lab supplies at an additional costs. Lab will require an average of 4 additional hours each week. Lab supplies can be ordered available from Carolina Biological: https://www.carolina.com/catalog/detail.jsp?prodId=581734. (Lab Costs are $267.00 + Shipping) For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1103 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 271

Ecology

4 CR

Overview of the principles of ecology with emphasis on the organism, population, community, ecosystem and biome levels. Aspects of the physical environment are included in the organismal ecology discussions. Laboratory sessions mainly are field exercises in biological sampling and analyses.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32672	J01	David Tallmon	Anderson 314 Thursday 11:30a - 2:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 204 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105; and either BIOL S106 or ENVS S102; and STAT S200 or concurrent enrollment.

BIOL S271-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1166 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32673	J02	David Tallmon	Anderson 314 Friday 2:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 204 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105; and either BIOL S106 or ENVS S102; and STAT S200 or concurrent enrollment.

BIOL S271-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1166 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 305

Invertebrate Zoology

4 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36217	J01	Ginny Eckert, Sherry Tamone	Anderson 314 Tuesday 8:15a - 11:15a 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 204 Mon, Wed, Fri 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

BIOL S305-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1383 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36218	J02	Sherry Tamone	Anderson 204 Mon, Wed, Fri 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 314 Monday 3:30p - 6:30p 1/13 - 5/2

BIOL S305-J01, J02 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1383 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 375

Current Topics: Evolution on Islands: Speciation, Extinction, and Conservation

2 CR

Learn about the fascinating and novel life forms that evolve on islands, and how the concept of Island Biogeography helps us understand the impact habitat degradation has on the biodiversity of our planet. Students will read and discuss David Quamman's 'The Song of the Dodo: Island Biogeography in an Age of Extinction' and current articles from scientific literature. Books available from MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37393	J01	Carolyn Bergstrom	Anderson 203 Monday 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105 and BIOL S106.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $679 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 375

The "One Health" Scientific Initiative

2 CR

Students in this course will investigate and discuss scientific research being conducted at the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health as part of a global "One Health" initiative. Special attention will be paid to biomedical research directly impacting Alaskan communities and ecosystems.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36815	KD1	Matthew Pawlus	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105 and BIOL S106.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $610 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 384

Marine Mammalogy

4 CR

The evolution and classification of marine mammals will be presented as a framework for understanding their adaptations, physiology, anatomy, behavior, ecology, reproduction, and mating systems. Current research techniques and conservation issues will also be reviewed. Students will write and present a paper on a special topic. Two field trips (dates TBA).

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32678	J01	Ashwin Sreenivasan	Anderson 314 Thursday 8:15a - 11:15a 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 204 Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105 and S106, and BIOL S271. BIOL S215 recommended.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1358 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 481

Marine Ecology

4 CR

In-depth study of the paradigms regarding the distribution and abundance of marine organisms including analysis and discussion of current primary literature. Major emphasis on how physical-biological interactions structure populations, communities, and ecosystems in the oceans. Students will complete a research project.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36219	J01	Carolyn Bergstrom	Anderson 204 Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30a - 10:30a 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 314 Tuesday 3:30p - 6:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S215, BIOL S271, and STAT S200.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1358 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 482

Evolution

4 CR

Entails in-depth study of the mechanisms of evolution. The roles of genetic variation, natural selection, and adaptation in speciation and other evolutionary processes will be examined in an historical context. Competing schools of thought from the era of "The Origin of the Species" to recent advances in molecular evolution will be considered.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32681	J01	David Tallmon	Anderson 204 Tue, Thu 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 204 Wednesday 2:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S105 and S106; and BIOL S362 or concurrent enrollment.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1348 (additional charges may apply)

BIOL 492

Biology Seminar

1 CR

Provides students with first-hand accounts of current research in the biological sciences. Seminar speakers will present research results in a variety of subdisciplines, and students will discuss the significance with presenters and instructor. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32682	J01	Carolyn Bergstrom	Anderson 204 Wednesday 1:15p - 2:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: BIOL S106.

Pass/Fail grading.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

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CEU Continuing Education

CEU 042

CEU:Clean Harbors

1.5 CR

Clean Harbors is intended to help harbor and marina employees effectively manage the various waste streams that are part of operating a marina/harbor facility. This course emphasizes on-the-ground examples and best practices that can be easily implemented to reduce spills, improve waste management, and improve customer services and relations for a clean and strong business. Taking this course engages staff at all levels of your operations in responsibility for waste management and good customer communications.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37334	K04	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Customer Service

1.5 CR

Great customer service skills enable you to respond effectively to your customer's needs and concerns. This course will help employees of harbors, ports and marinas master the principles of customer service. This course will include the following elements: Introduction to Customer Service, Standards for Customer Service, Customer Service 101, Difficult Times and Guests, Commitment to Continuous Improvement and Public Outreach.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37341	K11	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Facility Safety

1.5 CR

Facility Safety covers the major safety issues dealt with on a day-to-day basis in the harbor. Not only hazard awareness, but how to prevent/eliminate hazards and protect the public, co-workers and self. Educating the public and keeping others safe on the job is emphasized.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37332	K02	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Fire Safety

1.5 CR

Fire Safety focuses on awareness of fire hazards and provides employees with effective measures to prevent and fight fires in the harbor. The course stresses the importance of policy and planning. Students will gain insight into the complex and serious nature of unified fire response.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37336	K06	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Harbor Administration

1.5 CR

This course provides students insight to Harbor Administration through policy, financial, marketing and security issues. Students will be introduced to management practices and shown how to apply them in a marina. Also covered are Best Management Practices, as well as safety issues that affect harbors and how to mitigate them.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37330	K01	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Hazardous Materls/Waste

1.5 CR

This course will provide students with the knowledge to comply with regulations and provide guidelines for the prevention of boating related pollution. The course will also provide many Best Management practices for harbors and best practices for used oil collection, solid and liquid waste materials and hazardous material handling.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37337	K07	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Marine Structures

1.5 CR

Marine Structures covers major marine structures and building materials found in a harbor or small port infrastructure. Understanding the advantages and disadvantages inherent in the design and use of each marine building material will help harbor employees in their maintenance activities.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37333	K03	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Oil Spills

1.5 CR

The Oil Spills course concentrates on the elements of prevention, preparedness and response. Focus on understanding the ramifications of oil spills in ports and marinas, the laws for reporting spills, prevention of spills, what risks are common and how to alleviate those risks.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37335	K05	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Operations & Planning

1.5 CR

This course focuses on developing a set of documents to facilitate planning decisions and ensure a marina's safe and efficient operation. Harbor management plans are comprehensive and consider regional needs as well as recreational and commercial needs, waste management, dredging, public access, marine habitat, water quality, aesthetic values and public interest.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37340	K10	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Utilities Electrical

1.5 CR

This course will familiarize students with the basics of a marine electrical system. The delivery of electrical power is traced from the utility to marina facilities and shore pedestals. Students will learn about the importance of grounding and bonding, sources and means for prevention of stray and galvanic currents, as well as testing and troubleshooting procedures.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37339	K09	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

CEU 042

CEU:Utilities Water

1.5 CR

This course deals with the operation and maintenance of marina sanitary sewer systems and the complexities of providing clean and safe water service for harbor customers. Students will learn about regulations for potable and fire water systems, as well as those for sanitary sewer, the materials, equipment and layout for systems and the best practices for operations and maintenance.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37338	K08	Neil Nickerson	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Student has 60 days from time of registration to complete module.

Tuition and fees: $195 (additional charges may apply)

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CHEM Chemistry

CHEM 100

*Introduction to Chemical Science

3 CR

GER. Introduction to chemistry for the non-science major. Includes units of measurement, atomic and molecular structure, chemical bonding, metabolism, radioactivity oxidation-reduction reactions, solutions, acids and buffers.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32685	J01	Lisa Hoferkamp	Anderson 203 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:15a - 9:15a 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CHEM 103

*Introduction to General Chemistry

4 CR

GER. Fundamentals of chemistry including the historical and descriptive aspects as well as basic mathematical concepts. Prepares students to take CHEM S105.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36275	TD1	Jon Martin	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105.

Students can complete this course asynchronously. Lab investigates chemical properties through hands on experiential learning. Students must have access to a computer with a microphone, headphones, MS Power-Point, MS Word, and the Internet. Order books from MBS Direct. Order CHEM 103 LabPaq ($215.00+shipping) from holscience.com, sign in information on course website. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

CHEM 104

A Survey of Organic and Biochemistry

4 CR

Fundamentals of chemistry as applied to biological systems. Bridges the gap between a general chemistry course and the biological concepts of other health related sciences. Recommended for health-science degree majors. Prepares students to take CHEM S105.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32686	J01	Susan Kendig	Anderson 309 Monday 2:30p - 6:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 114 Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30a - 10:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CHEM S103.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1171 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36276	TD1	Jon Martin	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CHEM S103.

Students participate in real time online meetings and asynchronous recorded lectures. Attendance is NOT REQUIRED for live lectures, students can complete this course asynchronously. Lab investigates chemical properties through hands on experiential learning. Students must have access to a computer with a microphone, headphones, MS Power-Point, MS Word, and the Internet. Order books from MBS Direct Order CHEM 103 LabPaq ($215.00+shipping) from holscience.com, sign in information on course website. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

CHEM 106

*General Chemistry II

3 CR

GER. This course is the second semester lecture course in the general chemistry sequence and is intended for engineering and science majors. Topics include kinetics, equilibrium chemistry (including acids and bases, solubility, and complex ion formation), nuclear chemistry, electrochemistry, thermodynamics, and special topics. CHEM S106L is the laboratory component of this course and is a co-requisite of CHEM S106. Students must be enrolled in both CHEM S106 and CHEM S106L to receive full credit for General Chemistry II. Concurrent enrollment in CHEM S106R is highly recommended.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32687	J01	Lisa Hoferkamp	Anderson 203 Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30a - 10:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CHEM S105 and CHEM S105L or equivalent with a grade of C (2.0) or better.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CHEM 106L

General Chemistry II Laboratory

1 CR

This second semester laboratory course in the general chemistry sequence is intended for engineering and science majors. Experiments are designed to reinforce concepts, including the basics of laboratory equipment, experimental methodology, data collection, data analysis and reporting. This course illustrates, augments and applies concepts covered in CHEM S106. CHEM S106 is the lecture component of this course and is a co-requisite of CHEM S106L. Students must be enrolled in both CHEM S106 and CHEM S106L to receive full credit for General Chemistry II. Concurrent enrollment in CHEM S106R is highly recommended.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32688	J01	Lisa Hoferkamp	Anderson 309 Tuesday 8:15a - 12:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CHEM S105 and CHEM S105L or equivalent with a grade of C (2.00) or better.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $329 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32689	J02	Konrad Meister	Anderson 309 Tuesday 1:45p - 5:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CHEM S105 and CHEM S105L or equivalent with a grade of C (2.00) or better.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $329 (additional charges may apply)

CHEM 106R

General Chemistry II Recitation

1 CR

Provides direction and review of the concepts and calculations covered in General Chemistry II. Quizzes, homework problems and exams presented in CHEM S106 will be covered extensively. Requires concurrent enrollment in CHEM S106 or instructor permission. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32690	J01	Lisa Hoferkamp	Anderson 204 Monday 3:45p - 4:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $279 (additional charges may apply)

CHEM 342

Biochemistry

4 CR

Lecture and laboratory which introduce the fundamental principles of biochemistry. Topics include structure and function of biological molecules, properties of enzymes, kinetics, bioenergetics, metabolism, and molecular biology. Four hours lab per week required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32691	J01	Konrad Meister	Anderson 309 Thursday 8:15a - 12:15p 1/13 - 5/2 Anderson 203 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:15p - 2:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CHEM S341 with a C or better.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1308 (additional charges may apply)

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CIS Computer Info Systems

CIS 105

Computer Literacy

3 CR

Introduces computer literacy based on national IC3 standards. Topics include computer concepts, file management, basic editing and formatting functions in common software applications, basic troubleshooting for computer hardware and software, current electronic communication tools, Internet research strategies, network terminology and components.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32809	JD1	Timothy Powers Sr	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37291	K01	Kimberly Matsuura	Paul Building 105 Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:20p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

CIS 235Save 25%

Spreadsheet Concepts and Applications

3 CR

Use of electronic spreadsheet software as a problem-solving and decision-making tool. Covers creating, designing, and modifying spreadsheets, formulas and charts. Includes simple databases, integration of spreadsheets with other programs, advanced functions, tools, and macros.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32812	JD1	Colleen McKenna	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CIS S105 or CIS placement test, and BA S116 (C or better) or MATH 055 (C or better) or higher math.

Students will study spreadsheets to an expert level and therefore, must have access to Windows with MS Excel 2016 (this is a Windows, not a MAC, product). Requires access to a computer with Internet, and a microphone a headset with a microphone. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $669 (additional charges may apply)

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CIS 310

Management Information Systems

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32813	JD1	Colleen McKenna	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CIS S235 or CIS S240 (C- 1.70 or better).

Stacked with BA S310.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CIS 370

Software Engineering

3 CR

Fundamental concepts and models of the complete software development life cycle, including key processes involved in designing, developing, testing, implementing and installing functioning applications.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32814	JD1	Timothy Powers Sr	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CIS S170.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CIS 420

Information Systems Security

3 CR

Covers fundamental principles and topics of information technology security and risk management at the organizational level. Students will learn critical security principles that enable them to plan, develop, and perform security tasks. Addresses hardware, software, processes, communications, applications, and policies and procedures with respect to organizational IT security and risk management.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32815	JD1	Timothy Powers Sr	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CIS 430

Data and Information Management

3 CR

Examines core concepts in data and information management, including identifying requirements, converting requirements into relational models, normalizing tables, querying methods, and application development. Introduces database administration and explores the role that databases play in decision support and business intelligence.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32816	JD1	Colleen McKenna	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CIS S240.

Requires access to a PC with Internet and MS Access (a Windows, not MAC, product). Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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COED Community Education

COED 001

CE: Preparations for Teacher Education Programs

0 CR

Orientation to the portfolio management system required for all School of Education students enrolled in a program. Includes rationale, registration and practical applications.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32817	JD1	Louisa Cryan	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for Alaska College of Education program students only. Online Web based. No scheduled meetings. Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Access this course from UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6076.

Tuition and fees: $139 (additional charges may apply)

COED 005

CE:Beginning Tsimshian I

0 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37515	KD1	Donna Roberts	Distance Ed COLL Tue, Thu 4:30p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web with required live online meetings. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $90 (additional charges may apply)

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COMM Communication

COMM 111

*Fundamentals of Oral Communication

3 CR

GER. Introduction to oral communication focusing on interpersonal, small group, and public speaking processes. Students develop oral communication skills for improving feedback, active listening, language usage, nonverbal behavior, audience analysis, and techniques for speech preparation, delivery and alleviating speaking anxiety.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32818	J01	Rosemarie Alexander-Isett	Egan Wing 109 Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S110 (C 2.0 or better) or placement or concurrent enrollment in WRTG S111.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32819	J02	Rosemarie Alexander-Isett	Egan Wing 109 Tue, Thu 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S110 (C 2.0 or better) or placement or concurrent enrollment in WRTG S111.

Books available from MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36817	KD1	Teague Whalen	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S110 (C 2.0 or better) or placement or concurrent enrollment in WRTG S111.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

COMM 237

*Interpersonal Communication

3 CR

GER. Understanding and building interpersonal communication skills. Students use experiential and oral performance approaches to explore nonverbal and verbal channels, emotions, empathetic listening, perception, self-disclosure, and conflict in significant personal and professional relationships.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36823	KD1	Stephen Florian	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 (C or better) or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

COMM 241

*Public Speaking

3 CR

GER. Speaking skills for individual presentations. Preparation, delivery and analysis of speeches in various platform speaking situations. Includes verbal and nonverbal skills, critical thinking in selecting and organizing materials, audience analysis, informative and persuasive presentations.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32821	J01	Rosemarie Alexander-Isett	Egan Wing 225 Wednesday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 (C or better) or instructor permission.

Additional course fee of $40 for practice program, paid via Web. Details in syllabus.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

COMM 393

Special Topics: Bodies that Matter: Gender & Sexuality in Film

3 CR

Introduces key concepts of feminist and queer spatial analysis by examining the practice of 'reading' visual culture and identifying how it works to construct identity across gender, sexuality, race, nationality, class, and history. Through feminist and queer theoretical perspectives on geography, film, and culture we will explore representations of gender and sexuality in international film, television, and other visual media forms in the 20th and 21st century with an eye toward asking how these images construct and challenge various conceptions of sexual and gender identities.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37376	J01	Richard Simpson	Egan Library 104 Wednesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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CSV Community Service

CSV 005

CSV:GED Preparation

0 CR

GED preparation for students.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37282	K01	Barbara Morgan	Paul Building 103 Tue, Thu 10:30a - 3:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Paul Building 103 Mon, Wed 12:00p - 4:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Paul Building 103 Friday 1:00p - 4:00p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $0 (additional charges may apply)

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CT Construction Technology

CT 100

Woodworking I

3 CR

Introduction to woodworking and woodworking equipment, wood project design and construction, and finishing products and procedures.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32822	J01	Robert Jensen	Technical Ed Center 130 Wednesday 6:00p - 9:45p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $912 (additional charges may apply)

CT 102Save 25%

Introduction to the Construction Trades

1 CR

Provides a survey of the skills necessary to be successful in the construction industry. Students will learn basic employment expectations, refresh their construction math skills, learn how to read and interpret construction drawings, and practice communicating these concepts to coworkers, supervisors, and potential employers.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37675	J02	Pete Traxler	Technical Ed Center 130 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00a - 12:15p 1/13 - 1/17

No notes

Tuition and fees: $248 (additional charges may apply)

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CT 103Save 25%

Construction Tools and Materials

1 CR

Introduces students to the proper use and care of common hand and power tools deployed in the construction industry. Students will develop the knowledge to select and safely operate the appropriate tool for various conditions, and maintain equipment in good working order. The course provides a broad overview of materials commonly encountered in light construction, including wood, lumber, engineered lumber products, and fasteners. Special attention will be given to safety guidelines for workers handling materials on the job site. Covers proper procedures and techniques to use when lifting, stacking, transporting, and unloading materials. Introduces basic motorized and non-motorized material-handling equipment commonly found in the construction environment.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37676	J02	Pete Traxler	Technical Ed Center 130 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:00p - 5:15p 1/13 - 1/17

No notes

Tuition and fees: $248 (additional charges may apply)

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CT 104Save 25%

Construction Safety: OSHA 10-Hour Certification

1 CR

Provides students with training on the recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of hazards to health and safety in the construction industry. Students will discuss the most common cause of accidents in the construction workplace and the impact on the worker and employers. Reviews the roles of the worker, employer, and OSHA in creating a safe workplace. Provides information regarding workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint. Students will receive an OSHA 10-Hour Card upon successful completion of the course. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37677	J02	Pete Traxler	Technical Ed Center 130 Tue, Thu 8:00a - 3:00p 1/14 - 1/16

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $248 (additional charges may apply)

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CT 121Save 25%

Light Wood Frame Construction

1 CR

Course provides a lecture based overview of residential light wood frame construction. Students will learn wood frame construction for typical residential floor, wall and roof structures and to identify and select appropriate materials and techniques for building in a cold maritime environment. Students will estimate material quantities; explore best building practices; review plans, specifications and code requirements. May be taken concurrently with CT S121L.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36758	J01	Justin Fantasia	Technical Ed Center 132 Saturday 9:00a - 12:30p 1/18 - 2/8

Prerequisite CT S103 or concurrent enrollment.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $223 (additional charges may apply)

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CT 140

Residential Plumbing and Heating

3 CR

A hands-on introduction to residential plumbing and heating. Basic drain/waste/vent (DWV), cold and hot water supply systems and an overview of heating systems are covered. Includes up-to-date materials, code requirements, system requirements and design.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36764	J01	Bradley Austin	Technical Ed Center 130 Mon, Thu 6:00p - 9:30p 1/13 - 3/5

No notes

Tuition and fees: $912 (additional charges may apply)

CT 181

Intermediate AutoCAD

3 CR

Develops intermediate level CADD (computer-aided design drafting) skills for architectural, civil, structural, mechanical and electrical drawings used in building construction.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32834	J01	Robin Gilcrist	Technical Ed Center 220 Monday 5:30p - 9:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CT S175 or instructor permission.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $862 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37571	JD1	Robin Gilcrist	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CT S175 or instructor permission.

Asynchronous online Web. Access the course site at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. No text required. For information contact UAS Career Education, 907-796-6124, or instructor at regilcrist@alaska.edu.

Tuition and fees: $862 (additional charges may apply)

CT 201Save 25%

Cold Climate Construction

3 CR

Design, construction and basic building science for understanding, planning, and constructing a durable home in a cold climate. Upon satisfactory completion, this course meets the prerequisite for the State of Alaska Contractor Residential Endorsement and also for 16 continuing education credits by the State of Alaska, Division of Occupation Licensing for General Contractors with Residential Endorsement.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32835	J01	Robin Gilcrist	Technical Ed Center 220 Wednesday 5:30p - 8:15p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $669 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38317	J02	Robin Gilcrist	Technical Ed Center 220 Mon - Sat 8:30a - 4:00p 2/17 - 2/22

No notes

Tuition and fees: $694 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37574	JD1	Robin Gilcrist	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $669 (additional charges may apply)

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CT 214Save 25%

Exterior Finish Carpentry

1 CR

Students learn to read construction documents to determine type and quantities of materials for exterior finishes. Students also learn techniques, tool selection, and types of fasteners used for installing roofing material, weather barriers, exterior doors, windows, insulation, siding, and trim.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36759	J01	Justin Fantasia	Technical Ed Center 132 Saturday 9:00a - 10:45a 2/15 - 4/11

Prerequisite: CT S103 or concurrent enrollment.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $223 (additional charges may apply)

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CT 214LSave 25%

Exterior Finish Carpentry Lab

2 CR

Students will practice techniques for lay out, preparation, and installation of exterior finish assemblies including windows, doors, roofing, and siding. Students will learn to identify and use correct tools and materials for each assembly. Class will typically meet on an off-campus project site or in the TEC construction lab.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36760	J01	Justin Fantasia	Technical Ed Center 132 Saturday 11:00a - 6:00p 2/15 - 4/11

Prerequisite: CT S103 and CT S214, or concurrent enrollment.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $446 (additional charges may apply)

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CT 227

Residential Construction Planning and Estimating

3 CR

Overview of organizing, planning and estimating from construction drawings and specifications. A review of codes, materials, and construction methods to establish estimates of time and materials for on-site construction. An overview of construction contracts.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32838	J01	Robin Gilcrist	Technical Ed Center 220 Thursday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $912 (additional charges may apply)

CT 230

Residential Mechanical Ventilation

3 CR

Specifically designed to meet the needs of contractors and designers of new residential buildings to provide a comprehensive overview of the details involved in designing, installing, and commissioning residential ventilation systems. Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada, SkillTech Academy certification for Residential Ventilation Installation and 14 continuing education credits from the State of Alaska, Division of Occupational Licensing for General Contractors with a Residential Endorsement.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36765	J01	Pete Traxler	Technical Ed Center 220 Tuesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $912 (additional charges may apply)

CT 291A

Construction Technology Drafting Internship

6 CR

Supervised workplace experience in selected industry settings. Integrates knowledge and practice to strengthen basic level skills working as a drafting technician's assistant.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37639	J01	Robin Gilcrist	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CT S181 and program advisor approval.

Special course approval form required. Contact your advisor.

Tuition and fees: $1674 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL Diesel Technology

DESL 106

Diesel Engines Simplified

3 CR

Designed for the owner/operator of a diesel engine in a boat, pick-up, or other application, this course will familiarize students with diesel engine operation, maintenance, and minor repairs. At least half of each class period is spent working on real diesel engines in our well equipped lab. No tools or previous mechanical experience is needed. Learn to be comfortable owning or operating your diesel engine.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32840	J01	Steffen Frazier	Welding Tech WELD Mon - Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 1/13 - 1/18 Welding Tech WELD Mon - Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 1/13 - 1/18

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $937 (additional charges may apply)

DESL 107

Diesel Fuel Systems

4 CR

Diesel injection systems will be covered in detail including mechanical pumps and injectors through current electronic common rail fuel systems. Diesel emission control systems and diesel intake air systems will also be covered. Introduction to essential electronic theory including use of scan tools in the diagnostic process combined with use of Internet-based service information systems.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32841	J01	Tom Dolan	Technical Ed Center 119 Mon, Wed 1:00p - 5:15p 1/13 - 3/4 Technical Ed Center 110 Mon, Wed 1:00p - 5:15p 1/13 - 3/4 Technical Ed Center 116 Mon, Wed 1:00p - 5:15p 1/13 - 3/4

Prerequisite: DESL S121 or AUTO S121 or instructor permission.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1216 (additional charges may apply)

DESL 125Save 25%

Basic Hydraulics

3 CR

Basic laws governing hydraulic design, layout and application. Introduction to components to include: disassembly and reassembly of pumps, motors, control valves and cylinders. Understanding of hoses, pipe fittings, seals and gaskets.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32842	J01	Neil Voelckers	Technical Ed Center 116 Tue, Thu 9:00a - 12:30p 1/14 - 2/27 Technical Ed Center 119 Tue, Thu 9:00a - 12:30p 1/14 - 2/27 Technical Ed Center 110 Tue, Thu 9:00a - 12:30p 1/14 - 2/27

No notes

Tuition and fees: $769 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 180Save 25%

AC Power Generation

3 CR

Study of AC power generation methods used in marine and industrial applications. The interface of diesel engines to power generation is strongly emphasized. Covers AC generation theory, safety, regulation, installation, troubleshooting, and repair of the types of units commonly used in Southeast Alaska.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32843	J01	Neil Voelckers	Technical Ed Center 116 Saturday 9:00a - 1:00p 1/18 - 5/2 Technical Ed Center 110 Saturday 9:00a - 1:00p 1/18 - 5/2 Technical Ed Center 119 Saturday 9:00a - 1:00p 1/18 - 5/2

Prerequisite: AUTO S121/DESL S121.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $769 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 225Save 25%

Advanced Hydraulics

3 CR

Advanced hydraulics systems incorporating variable displacement pumps, proportional control valves, hydraulic load sensing systems, and hydrostatic power trains. Schematic interpretation, testing, and adjusting of hydraulic and electronic controls are emphasized. Course includes classroom and hands-on labs.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32844	J01	Tom Dolan	Technical Ed Center 119 Tue, Thu 1:00p - 5:00p 3/3 - 4/23 Technical Ed Center 116 Tue, Thu 1:00p - 5:00p 3/3 - 4/23 Technical Ed Center 110 Tue, Thu 1:00p - 5:00p 3/3 - 4/23

Prerequisite: DESL S125 or concurrent enrollment.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $769 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 250Save 25%

Heavy Duty Brakes and CDL Preparation

2 CR

An in-depth study of the various types of braking systems used in current trucks and heavy equipment applications. This course also prepares the student to take the State of Alaska Commercial Driver's License (CDL) "class B" written exam and obtain a 2-year CDL temporary learner's permit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32845	J01	Tom Dolan	Technical Ed Center 119 Mon, Wed 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 3/4 Technical Ed Center 110 Mon, Wed 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 3/4 Technical Ed Center 116 Mon, Wed 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 3/4

No notes

Tuition and fees: $546 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 255Save 25%

Heavy Duty Suspension and Alignment

2 CR

A thorough study of heavy equipment frames and suspension systems and their components. Adjustments, repairs and cautions along with tire and track alignments.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32846	J01	Neil Voelckers	Technical Ed Center 116 Mon, Wed 1:30p - 4:30p 3/16 - 4/27 Technical Ed Center 110 Mon, Wed 1:30p - 4:30p 3/16 - 4/27 Technical Ed Center 119 Mon, Wed 1:30p - 4:30p 3/16 - 4/27

No notes

Tuition and fees: $546 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 260Save 25%

Heavy Duty Power Trains

3 CR

Basic operation and repair of heavy equipment components from the flywheel to the wheels or tracks: clutches, transmissions, transfer cases, differentials, multi-speed rear ends, and final drives.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32847	J01	Tom Dolan	Technical Ed Center 116 Mon, Wed 6:00p - 10:00p 3/16 - 4/27 Technical Ed Center 119 Mon, Wed 6:00p - 10:00p 3/16 - 4/27 Technical Ed Center 110 Mon, Wed 6:00p - 10:00p 3/16 - 4/27

No notes

Tuition and fees: $769 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 261Save 25%

Marine Auxiliary Systems

3 CR

Mechanical and electrical systems on pleasure and commercial vessels. Includes engine installation, shaft alignment, propeller calculation, fuel and water systems, and other marine system design and installation. Should be taken concurrently with DESL S262.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32848	J01	Neil Voelckers	Technical Ed Center 119 Friday 9:30a - 12:30p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $769 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 262Save 25%

Marine Auxiliary Systems Lab

2 CR

Supplements DESL S261 with specific exercises. Engine, shaft and propeller, exhaust, electrical and other systems are designed, installed and tested. Should be taken concurrently with DESL S261.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32849	J01	Neil Voelckers	Technical Ed Center 110 Friday 1:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Technical Ed Center 116 Friday 1:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $546 (additional charges may apply)

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DESL 291

Int: Diesel Internship

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32850	J01	Tom Dolan	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Pass/Fail grading.

Special course approval required. Contact your advisor.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

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ECE Early Childhood Education

ECE 661

Literacy and Young Children

3 CR

Developmentally appropriate procedures to facilitate young children's explorations in reading and writing. Integrating written language experiences with oral language development during preschool and primary grade years. Additional 25 hours lab required. Successful course completion with a grade of B (3.00) or better required for degree program.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32851	JD1	Susan Andrews	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 6:00p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Additional 25 hours per week required outside of class in a K-12 classroom. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset, and DVD. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Audio backup: call 1-866-832-7806, Pin 7978003. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

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ECON Economics

ECON 201

*Principles of Macroeconomics

3 CR

GER. Provides an introduction to aggregate economic activity. Topics include GDP, inflation, unemployment, monetary and fiscal policy, and economic growth. Particular attention is paid to models addressing macroeconomic equilibrium and the business cycle. Students planning to take both semesters of economic principles are advised but not required to take ECON S202 first.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36830	KD1	Britteny Cioni-Haywood	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 or concurrent enrollment.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

ECON 202

*Principles of Microeconomics

3 CR

GER. Presents the tools and concepts needed for analysis of economic decision-making at the level of the individual (consumer, firm, government), and explores how those decisions affect market outcomes such as prices and output. International trade will also be explored. Students planning to take both semesters of economic principles are advised but not required to take ECON S202 first.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37682	KD1	Shivani Mathur	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 or concurrent enrollment.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

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EDET ED: Educational Technology

EDET 628

Technology in Instructional Design

3 CR

Course builds on basic computing skills and their use within current educational practice of meaningful integration of technology into the classroom environment. Students will create a standards-based instructional unit modeling appropriate uses of technology to support learning, develop a variety of techniques to use technology to assess student learning of subject matter, and research best practices related to applying appropriate technology resources to enable and empower learners with diverse backgrounds, characteristics, and abilities.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36181	JD1	Nicole Fuerst	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Online Web based. No scheduled meetings. Requires access to a computer with Internet. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDET 636

The Impact of Technology on Student Learning

3 CR

Techniques, tools, and strategies for predicting and assessing the effectiveness of technology tools and interventions on student learning. Access to a classroom for at least two days per week for three weeks is required in order to complete the portfolio assignment. Requires reliable Internet and ability to download software applications for evaluation.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32906	JD1	Virgil Fredenberg	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Online Web based. No scheduled meetings. Requires access to a computer with Internet. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Optional online group meetings will be arranged during the semester. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDET 637

Differentiating Instruction Through Technology

3 CR

Focuses on the use of technology as a tool to gauge and facilitate the needs and interests of diverse learners in the classroom.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32907	JD1	Virgil Fredenberg	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: EDET S628 or instructor permission.

Online Web based. No scheduled meetings. Requires access to a computer with Internet. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Optional online group meetings will be arranged during the semester. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDET 678

Emerging Technologies

3 CR

Explores trends on the horizon for educational technology and learning which are expected to be implemented into the K-12 classroom within the next ten years.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36182	JD1	Virgil Fredenberg	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDET 698

Master's Research Project or Portfolio

3 CR

A research paper, project, or a professional portfolio, jointly approved by the student's graduate committee and the student; to coincide with the student's professional objectives. The portfolio should document the required knowledge and ability to apply the standards set by the Alaska College of Education (AKCoE). Portfolio criteria should be obtained from the AKCoE or the graduate advisor. The student's graduate committee may require an oral defense of either option.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32908	JD1	Virgil Fredenberg	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Permission of graduate advisor and instructor required.

Stacked with EDMA S698 JD1.

Pass/Fail grading.

Online meetings to be arranged as needed during the semester. Requires access to a computer with Internet. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6082 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

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EDMA Educ: Mathematics Education

EDMA 698

Master's Research Project or Portfolio

3 CR

A research paper, project, or a professional portfolio, jointly approved by the student's graduate committee and the student; to coincide with the student's professional objectives. The portfolio should document the required knowledge and ability to apply the standards set by the Alaska College of Education. Portfolio criteria should be obtained from the Alaska College of Education or the graduate advisor. The student's graduate committee may require an oral defense of either option.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32911	JD1	Virgil Fredenberg	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Permission of graduate advisor and instructor required.

Stacked with EDET 698 JD1.

Pass/Fail grading.

Online meetings to be arranged as needed during the semester. Requires access to a computer with Internet. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6082 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

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EDRE Educ: Reading Specialist

EDRE 675

Reading and Cognition

3 CR

Third course in a sequence focused on the theories and processes of reading. Emphasizes the connection between thinking and reading, and between the process of reading, writing, listening, speaking, and viewing. Examines the social and emotional aspects of reading and the ways people respond to written text.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32912	JD1	Lisa Richardson	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 4:45p - 6:45p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: EDRE S674.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or toll-free 1-877-465-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDRE 678

Literature and Reading: Supporting Readers at All Levels

3 CR

Participants read, analyze and design ways to use a wide variety of literature to support readers at all levels. Includes literary analysis; studies in genre, multicultural and Alaskan literature; Alaska Standards for Culturally Responsive Schools; fostering appreciation and response to literature and motivating readers at all levels.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32913	JD1	Lisa Richardson	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:45p - 6:45p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Open to certified teachers only. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or toll-free 1-877-465-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

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ED Education

ED 193P

ST: Fundamentals of Montessori Education

1 CR

Introduces Montessori education, philosophy, and foundational concepts in human development from early childhood through young adulthood. Key elements for preparing classroom and home settings to support independence and responsibility in learning. Appropriate for anyone curious about the Montessori approach. Led by professional trainers with extensive classroom experience with infants through young adults.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37979	J01	Christine Trostel, Sharlyn Smith	Egan Wing 221 Sun, Sat 8:30a - 4:00p 1/25 - 1/26

ED S193P-J01 / ED S593-J06 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Co-sponsored by SE AK Friends of Montessori (SEAFOM). Coordinator: Christine Trostel, chris.trostel@gmail.com.

Tuition and fees: $279 (additional charges may apply)

ED 222

Orientation to the Teaching Profession

3 CR

An orientation to the teaching profession, including teacher training, employment opportunities, professional growth, education philosophy and teaching effectiveness. Introduction to issues confronting educators: integrating special needs students, selection of appropriate teaching materials, curriculum and lesson planning, and constructive teacher-student interaction.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32853	JD1	Kitty Deal	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:45p - 5:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Additional 25 hours lab in a K-12 classroom required outside of class. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

ED 230

Introduction to Educational Technology

3 CR

Provides an overview of applied technology in K-12 education. Topics include the use of tool software, telecommunications, computer-assisted instruction, and multimedia in the classroom. Also addresses classroom management technology. Concepts learned in class will be applied in practice.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32854	JD1	Amanda Hartman	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Online Web based. Optional online group meetings will be arranged during the semester. Additional 25 hours per week required outside of class in a K-12 classroom. Requires access to a computer with Internet and email. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

ED 302

Foundations of Literacy and Language Development

3 CR

Explores how children learn language, similarities and differences between first and second language acquisition, how culture influences language and literacy development, and how language is taught. Course tracks language acquisition from birth through the school years.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36616	JD1	Robin Dahlman	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Section Prerequisite: Passing Praxis Core by DEED cut scores.

Web based, with live meetings via Blackboard Collaborate to be arranged. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. for text and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For technical assistance, contact the UAS Helpdesk at uas.helpdesk@alaska.edu, or 907-796-6400. For more information call 1-907-796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ED 320A

Art in the K-8 Curriculum

1 CR

Introduction to current philosophies of art education for elementary and middle-school students. Skills and techniques needed for teachers to provide effective art programs.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32855	JD1	Davin Savikko	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 6:00p - 7:00p 1/16 - 2/13

Additional hours required outside of class via online observations and Blackboard. Web based, with live scheduled meetings to be arranged via Blackboard Collaborate and audioconference. Requires a digital camera or smart phone, and access to a computer with high speed Internet and email. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Audio: call 1-866-832-7806, Pin 1331499. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

ED 320B

Physical Education in the K-8 Curriculum

1 CR

Introduction to current philosophies in physical education for elementary and middle-school students. Skills and techniques needed by elementary school teachers to provide a sound physical education program.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32856	JD1	Kelly McCormick	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 6:00p - 7:00p 2/20 - 3/26

Additional hours required outside of class via online observations and Blackboard. Individual online Web, with several live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907- 796-6400 prior to first class. No class during Spring Break. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

ED 320C

Music in the K-8 Curriculum

1 CR

Introduction to the current theories of music instruction. Skills and techniques needed by elementary and middle-school teachers to provide an effective music program.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32857	JD1	John Unzicker	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 6:00p - 7:15p 4/2 - 4/23

Additional hours required outside of class via online observations and Blackboard. Individual online Web, with several live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

ED 320D

Drama in the K-8 Curriculum

1 CR

Principles, methods and materials of drama at the elementary and middle-school levels. A wide variety of creative activities basic to curricula is explored. Includes the use of drama in standards-based curriculum planning and assessment for a diverse student population.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32858	JD1	Roblin Davis	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 6:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 2/17

Additional hours required outside of class via online observations and Blackboard. Online Web based, with live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907)796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

ED 320E

Health in the K-8 Curriculum

1 CR

Introduction to current philosophies and practices in health education for elementary and middle-school students. Knowledge and skills needed for teachers to provide effective health education.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32859	JD1	Dirk Miller	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 6:00p - 7:00p 1/14 - 2/11

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

ED 333

The Learner and the Learning Process

3 CR

Study learning theories by examining accounts from educational psychology and the original writings of leading learning theorists. Special emphasis is placed on the curricular, instructional, and assessment practices that are promoted by these different learning theories.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32860	JD1	Jeffrey Lofthus	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 6:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Additional hours required outside of class via online observations and Blackboard. Online Web based, with weekly live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907)796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ED 380

Multicultural Education

3 CR

Investigation of the major concepts and issues in multicultural education with emphasis on the dimensions of content integration, knowledge construction, prejudice reduction, equity pedagogy, and empowering school culture. Includes issues regarding the education of Alaska Natives with attention to cultural standards.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32861	JD1	David Marvel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Asynchronous online Web. No scheduled meetings. Additional hours required outside of class via online observations and Blackboard. Requires access to a computer with Internet and email. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ED 405

Children's Literature in the Alaska Context

3 CR

Introduces teachers to the study of children's and young adult literature using materials set in Alaska. Addresses literary, informational and artistic elements; indigenous stories; evaluating and selecting quality K-8 literature; and response to literature. Students will read a wide selection of materials, and practice a variety of activities for use in the K-8 classroom. Students need access to children’s books through a local library, interlibrary loan, or bookstore. Students will work in a school, library, or other children’s program to complete assignments.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32862	JD1	Katy Spangler	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 3:45p - 4:45p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Additional hours required outside of class via online observations and Blackboard. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907)796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ED 448

Classroom Management in K-8 Classrooms

3 CR

Planning and organizing a classroom environment to maximize intellectual and social development. Topics covered include: integrated curriculum planning for relevance to student experience and interests, discipline approaches that enhance self-esteem and self-discipline, assisting special needs students within the regular classroom, logistics of physical group management, and recordkeeping systems, including computerized approaches.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32863	JD1	Angie Wright	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 6:00p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to BA Elementary Education major or permission from program director.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ED 452

Student Teaching: BA Elementary Education - Distance

7 CR

Supervised teaching in elementary or secondary schools. The department may limit registration, determine assignments, and prescribe the number of teaching hours required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32866	JD1	Jeffrey Lofthus	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to student teaching, 3.0 GPA in professional education sequence. *Fall semester student teaching requires formal application by March 15 of previous spring semester. Spring semester student teaching requires formal application by October 1 of the previous fall semester. Contact the Alaska College of Education for information.

Reserved for BA Elementary distance students only. Choose this section if your teaching placement is not in Juneau and your supervisor must travel to your site. For information call 907-796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $2889 (additional charges may apply)

ED 452

Student Teaching: BA Elementary Education - Local Juneau

7 CR

Supervised teaching in elementary or secondary schools. The department may limit registration, determine assignments, and prescribe the number of teaching hours required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32864	J01	Jeffrey Lofthus	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for BA Elem Juneau students with local supervision only. Departmental approval required. Choose this section if your teaching placement is in Juneau. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $2329 (additional charges may apply)

ED 452

Student Teaching: BA Special Education Distance

7 CR

Supervised teaching in elementary or secondary schools. The department may limit registration, determine assignments, and prescribe the number of teaching hours required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32867	JD2	Heather Batchelder	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with ED S688-JD4.

Reserved for BA Special Education program students with distance supervision only. Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For information call (907) 796-6424 pr 1-866-465-6424 toll free.

Tuition and fees: $2329 (additional charges may apply)

ED 460

Integrated Curriculum and Instruction

3 CR

The design of curriculum over a year's time and the planning for learning in view of the interaction of all subjects. Reflection of experience in student teaching and the application of that experience and previous learning to plan coherently for a year's instruction, curriculum, and classroom community, all developmentally appropriate and culturally relevant. 25 hours lab required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32870	JD1	Robin Dahlman	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 4:45p - 5:45p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to BA Elementary Education major or permission from program director.

Additional hours required outside of class. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37289	JD2	Robin Dahlman	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 3:30p - 4:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to BA Elementary Education major or permission from program director.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ED 498

Professional Portfolio Preparation

2 CR

Elementary Education students document their knowledge and ability to perform according to the school's conceptual framework, and national and state standards. Evidence will be gathered during student teaching and artifacts included. The course provides support for the organization and reflection necessary for a successful portfolio.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32872	JD1	Jeffrey Lofthus	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to BA Elementary Education major or permission from program director.

Pass/Fail grading.

Online Web based. No scheduled meetings. Requires access to a computer with Internet and email. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $654 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Advanced Principles of Montessori Education

1 CR

Improve and strengthen Montessori best practices for both developing and established classrooms. Explore the role of the prepared adult and the environment as fundamental to elevate and refine children's thinking and spark interest to the extent of, and beyond, Montessori materials. Designed for teachers who already have a Montessori Association International or American Montessori Society diploma at the elementary level.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37982	J07	Christine Trostel	Egan Wing 221 Sun, Sat 8:30a - 4:00p 1/11 - 1/12

Prerequisite: Montessori diploma at elementary level.

Co-sponsored by SE AK Friends of Montessori (SEAFOM). Coordinator: Christine Trostel, chris.trostel@gmail.com. No drop or withdraw after course begins.

Tuition and fees: $45 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Effective Coaching of Interns and Early Teachers

1 CR

Provides and opportunity for teachers to examine ways in which they might support pre-service and/or early-career teachers as they begin to enact and refine their practice. Areas of focus will include 1)Developing foundational knowledge of coaching practices, 2) Creating safe environments for coaching and collaboration, 3) Working effectively with adult learners, and 4) Enacting coaching conversations.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37621	JD1	Elizabeth Hartley, Lisa Richardson	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:30p - 6:45p 1/13 - 1/22 Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 4:30p - 6:45p 1/30 - 1/30 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:30p - 6:45p 2/5 - 2/5 Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 4:30p - 6:45p 2/13 - 2/13 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:30p - 6:45p 2/19 - 2/19 Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 4:30p - 6:45p 2/27 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $45 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

Through the Cultural Lens: Cultural Connectedness Project for Educators

3 CR

Provides cultural orientation for a cohort of educators who explore Culturally Responsive Education (CRE). This 6th course in the 'Our Cultural Landscape' series presents an overview of SE Alaska cultures, history, cultural knowledge, and worldviews. Explores current issues in education regarding Alaska Natives. Includes planning and implementing classroom strategies or activities that show professional growth in culturally responsive best practices.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38289	J08	David Sheakley-Early	Walter Soboleff Building Saturday 8:00a - 3:30p 1/25 - 1/25 Walter Soboleff Building Saturday 8:00a - 3:30p 2/1 - 2/1 Walter Soboleff Building Saturday 8:00a - 3:30p 2/22 - 2/22 Walter Soboleff Building Friday 5:00p - 9:00p 3/6 - 3/6 Walter Soboleff Building Saturday 8:00a - 3:30p 3/14 - 3/14 Walter Soboleff Building Saturday 8:00a - 3:30p 4/4 - 4/4 Walter Soboleff Building Saturday 8:00a - 3:30p 4/18 - 4/18 Walter Soboleff Building Saturday 8:00a - 3:30p 5/2 - 5/9

Co-sponsored by Juneau School District (JSD) and Sealaska Heritage Institute. No drop or withdraw allowed after course begins. Location: Walter Soboleff Bldg, 2nd floor conference room. Open only to JSD elementary school teachers, support staff, and administrators who have not had previous SHI cultural education training. Restricted Enrollment. Participants must sign up at SHI online: www.tinyurl.com/w3pqhkr. Final work due by June 3.

Tuition and fees: $90 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Fundamentals of Montessori Education

1 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37981	J06	Christine Trostel, Sharlyn Smith	Egan Wing 221 Sun, Sat 8:30a - 4:00p 1/25 - 1/26

ED S193P-J01 / ED S593-J06 stacked.

Co-sponsored by SE AK Friends of Montessori (SEAFOM). Coordinator: Christine Trostel, chris.trostel@gmail.com.

Tuition and fees: $45 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Practicum Student Supervision, Host Teacher

1 - 6 CR

Supervision of the candidate for K-8 certification in a weekly practicum placement. The practicum host teacher meets weekly with the practicum student, supervising observations, tutoring, and practice teaching in the classroom. This section is for supervision of students in ED S615, S616, S617, S619, and S661. Meeting dates and times by arrangement.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37706	J05	Elizabeth Hartley	Distance Ed ELIVE 1/13 - 5/2

Variable credit 1-3, to be specified at registration. Live Web meetings to be arranged. Register for one credit if hosting one practicum student, or two credits for two students, three credits for three students. For more information contact the Alaska College of Education, 907-796-6424.

$15 additional flat fee (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Fostering Resilient Learners

1 CR

In a seminar format, we will read chapters and reflect individually, then together analyze and discuss online the book 'Fostering Resilient Learners: Strategies for Creating a Trauma-Sensitive Classroom' by Kristin Souers, Pete Hall. This book is a practical tool to begin incorporating trauma understanding and management skills into daily practice. One in three of us grow up with adverse childhood experiences. These disruptive risks impact what happens in the classroom as well as at home and in the workplace, and they have the potential to impact for a lifetime of lost opportunities in education, work, relationships, and health.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38762	JD2	Aldean Kilbourn	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:00p - 6:30p 4/7 - 4/7 Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:00p - 6:00p 4/14 - 5/12

Two online meetings Apr 24 & 25 of at least 2 hrs each to be scheduled.

Tuition and fees: $137 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Steam Making I

2 CR

An introduction to the elements of the SHI grant STEAM Making, including use and maintenance of 3D printed, Maker Carts, and associated materials. Special emphasis on place-based participatory design. Family and community engagement, leadership, intro to ethno-mathematica, and Alaska Native pedagogies. Instructional strategies around student engagement, eliciting ideas and discourse, and making students' thinking visible will be presented. Taught by distance, with the instructor travelling for an on-site visit to each of the 12 communities served by this course.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38629	J09	Elle Fuller	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 3/5 - 3/5 Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 3/12 - 3/12 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 3/19 - 3/19 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 4/2 - 4/2 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 4/16 - 4/16 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 4/30 - 4/30 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 5/7 - 5/7 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 5/21 - 5/21 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 6/4 - 6/4 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 6/18 - 6/18 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 7/9 - 7/9 Distance Ed WEB Thursday 5:00p - 7:15p 7/23 - 7/27 Distance Ed WEB Monday 5:00p - 7:15p 7/27 - 7/27

Cosponsored by Sealaska Heritage institute (SHI). For more information contact Ben Kriegmont, ben.kriegmont@sealaska.com, 907-586-9112. To enroll contact kfcoonjohn@alaska.edu, 907-796-6050.

Tuition and fees: $184 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Supervision of Administrative Intern

3 CR

Supervision and mentoring of M.Ed. Educational Leadership intern in the school setting. By arrangement. For more information, contact the AK College of Education (907) 796-6033.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32881	J03	Kimberly Hanisch	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $15 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

ST: Supervision of Practicum and Student Teachers

3 CR

Develops supervisory skills for guiding a student teacher, role of host teacher, student teacher, and university supervisor. For more information, contact the AK College of Education, Juneau campus 907-796-6424.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32874	J01	Angela Lunda, Elizabeth Hartley, Jeffrey Lofthus, Scott Christian, Susan Andrews	Arranged Monday 8:00a - 8:15a 1/13 - 5/2

Open to teachers K-12 who are currently hosting a UAS student teacher.

Tuition and fees: $15 (additional charges may apply)

ED 593

Visual Literacy: A Field Guide to Color

1 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38779	J10	Jessica Christianson	Distance Ed ELIVE Friday 6:30p - 8:30p 4/10 - 4/11 Distance Ed ELIVE Friday 3:00p - 6:00p 4/10 - 4/11 Distance Ed ELIVE Saturday 2:30p - 4:45p 4/10 - 4/11 Distance Ed ELIVE Saturday 12:00p - 2:15p 4/10 - 4/11

A hands-on exploration of the color theory and color systems with an emphasis on experimentation and the development of scaffolding with a focus on the adaption of core content lesssons to included arts integration.

Tuition and fees: $45 (additional charges may apply)

ED 615

Literacy in the Intermediate and Middle School Grades

3 CR

Literacy philosophy, theory and practice in the intermediate classroom. Teaching to individual differences; planning, teaching and assessing for student literacy; organizing and managing for optimal students learning; communication with parents; and professional behavior. Practicum experience in a classroom (grades 4-8) is required. Requires access to computer, Internet, e-mail, and audio conference.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32884	JD1	J Kevin Spink	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:45p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ED S230, ED S333 and admission to a graduate Elementary program.

Note: ECE S661 is strongly recommended prior to taking this course. Additional lab hours required outside of class. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 616

Math Methods in the K-8 Classroom

3 CR

Philosophy, research, organization, methods and materials of an elementary math program. Emphasis on activities with large and small groups of students, using manipulatives to develop children's understanding of math concepts, processes and problem solving. Practicum in K-8 classroom required. Requires access to computer, Internet, e-mail, and audio conference.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32885	JD1	Virgil Fredenberg	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:00p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ED S230, ED S333, and admission to a graduate Elementary program.

Department approval required. Additional lab hours required outside of class. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or toll-free 1-877-465-6400, prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 617

Science Methods in the K-8 Classroom

3 CR

The guiding ideas, materials and methods of current science instruction for elementary school children. Emphasis on hands-on, minds-on learning and helping children build conceptual webs. Requires practicum in K-8 classroom. Requires access to computer, internet, e-mail, DVD, and audio conference.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32886	JD1	John Butler	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ED S230, ED S333, and admission to Elementary Credential program.

Department approval required. Additional hours required outside of class, such as online online observations, Blackboard discussion, and on-site monitoring/coaching. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 618

Social Studies in the K-8 Classroom

3 CR

Addresses the Alaska Teacher Standards for teaching social studies in the elementary classroom. Covers theories, methods and materials; issues behind philosophies of teaching; specific inquiry in a social science topic; planning, teaching and evaluating a wide variety of activities and lessons; development of long-term plans; goals and units for social studies. A weekly practicum in a K-8 classroom is required. Requires use of Internet, e-mail, and audio conference.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32887	JD1	Karen Iris	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 4:00p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ED S230, ED S333, and admission to a graduate Elementary program.

Additional lab hours required outside of class, such as online observations, Blackboard discussion, and on-site mentoring/coaching. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Audio backup: call 1-866-832-7806, Pin 1896215. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 619

Classroom Management and Discipline

3 CR

Planning and carrying out an overall approach to managing an elementary classroom that allows for effective instruction and constructive discipline. Practicum in K-8 classroom required. Requires access to computer, Internet, e-mail, and audio conference.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32888	JD1	Karen Iris	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 5:45p - 6:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ED S230, ED S333, and admission to a graduate Elementary program.

Additional lab hours required outside of class, such as online observations, Blackboard discussion, and on-site mentoring/coaching. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 621A

Curriculum Development A

1 CR

A basic definition of curriculum; the need for curriculum improvement; criteria for selection of broad goals; types of curriculum framework; and the organization of specific learning experiences as part of the curriculum structure. Study of the backward design technique.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32889	JD1	J Kevin Spink	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:45p - 7:00p 1/14 - 2/11

Requires concurrent enrollment in one of: ED S615, ED S616, ED S617, or ED S618.

Additional hours required outside of class, such as online observations, Blackboard discussion, and on-site mentoring/coaching. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance For more information call (907)796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $581 (additional charges may apply)

ED 621B

Curriculum Development B

1 CR

A continuation from ED S621A. Continued study and application of backward design to unit development.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32890	JD1	J Kevin Spink	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:45p - 7:00p 2/18 - 3/24

Section prerequisite: ED S621A or concurrent enrollment.

Additional hours required outside of class, such as online observations, Blackboard discussion, and on-site mentoring/coaching. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. No class during Spring Break 3/10. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call 907-796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $581 (additional charges may apply)

ED 621C

Curriculum Development C

1 CR

A continuation from ED S621B. Continued study and application of backward design to unit development.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32891	JD1	J Kevin Spink	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:45p - 7:00p 3/31 - 4/28

Section prerequisite: ED S621B or concurrent enrollment.

Additional hours required outside of class, such as online observations, Blackboard discussion, and on-site mentoring/coaching. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. 907-796-6400 prior to first class. For more information call (907)796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $581 (additional charges may apply)

ED 626

Classroom Research

3 CR

Addresses the philosophy and methodology of ethnographic classroom research, the role of classroom research within the educational profession, and the reflective nature of such research. Students will learn methods of qualitative research and utilize them in classroom research.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32892	JD1	Elizabeth Hartley	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 7:15p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Additional hours required outside of class such as Additional hours required outside of class such as online online observations, Blackboard discussion, and on-site mentoring/coaching. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907)796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 627

Educational Research

3 CR

Techniques of educational research; selection of topics and problems, data gathering, interpretation and preparation of reports.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32893	JD1	Angela Lunda	Distance Ed ELIVE 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for MAT Secondary Students only. Department approval required. Asynchronous online. Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate to be arranged. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htmB or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36673	JD2	Corrine Marks	Distance Ed ELIVE 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for MAT Secondary Students only. Department approval required. Online Web, with Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate to be arranged. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htmB xor call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 639

Curriculum and Instructional Leadership II

3 CR

A continuation of ED S638. Candidates validate their understanding of the role of supervision in instructional improvement, assessment and evaluation, federal reporting, special education, emerging technologies, and adult learning theories. Students continue their internship experience for at least another 50 hours, and will finalize their case study or research project.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32894	JD1	Kimberly Hanisch	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ED S638.

Reserved for M.Ed. Ed Leadership program students only. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 646

District Operations

3 CR

Examines the three primary areas essential to effective administration: Human resources including hiring, supervision, termination, contract interpretation, negotiation, and personnel development: Physical facilities including maintenance, renovation, new construction, transitional strategies, and funding sources: Auxiliary services including food service, safety, security, and transportation.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32895	JD1	Jack Walsh	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:00p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ED S627.

Reserved for Superintendent Endorsement candidates only. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 680

Perspectives in Multicultural Education

3 CR

Focuses on effective ways of accommodating cultural diversity in the classroom, and facilitating appreciation of the differences that exist among people. Explores ways teachers and school systems can support equitable learning for all students. Includes issues of the indigenous populations of Alaska and rural schooling, with attention to the Alaska Standards for Culturally Responsive Schools. Explores possibilities in prejudice reduction, curricular inclusion, an empowering school culture, and an equity pedagogy.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36838	KD1	Priscilla Schulte	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information. This course meets the State of Alaska Department of Education and Early Development certification requirement for Multicultural Education.

Tuition and fees: $1677 (additional charges may apply)

ED 688

Student Teaching: MAT Elementary Distance

3 CR

Supervised teaching in elementary or secondary schools. The department may limit registration, determine assignments, and prescribe the number of teaching hours required. Grade of B or better is required for the degree program.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32899	JD1	Elizabeth Hartley	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:45p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Approval for student teaching and 3.00 GPA in program sequence.

Stacked with ED S688-J01.

Reserved for MAT Elementary program distance students only. Department approval required. Choose this section if your instructor must travel to your site. Available for 3 or 6 credits, specified at registration. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Backup method: Audio (call for details). Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $2343 (additional charges may apply)

ED 688

Student Teaching: MAT Elementary Local

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32896	J01	Elizabeth Hartley	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:45p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Approval for student teaching and 3.00 GPA in program sequence.

Stacked with ED S688-JD1.

Reserved for MAT Elementary program students in Juneau or Anchorage only. Department approval required. Choose this section if your instructor does not have to travel to you. Available for 3 or 6 credits, specified at registration. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with Internet, speakers and Backup method: Audio (call for details). Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1783 (additional charges may apply)

ED 688

Student Teaching: MAT Special Education Distance

6 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32900	JD4	Heather Batchelder	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Approval for student teaching and 3.00 GPA in program sequence.

Stacked with ED S452-JD2.

Reserved for Special Education program students only, not in Juneau. Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset, also Livetext, and DVD. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $4086 (additional charges may apply)

ED 688

Student Teaching: MAT Special Education - Local

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38338	J02	Heather Batchelder	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Approval for student teaching and 3.00 GPA in program sequence.

For program students in Juneau only. Requires reliable Internet and email. Access the course from UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. Contact with instructor is via audio conference at 1-866-832-7806, pin 7797550. Days and times to be arranged. For more information call 907-796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 691

Internship in Educational Leadership II - Distance

3 CR

Provides real life experience and the opportunity to work with a mentor principal. The central focus is the application of leadership, change and management strategies which actively involve the challenges of charting a course, marshaling resources, and moving the team in the same direction in an environment of complexity, uncertainty and rapid change, requiring clear expectations, order, and continuous support.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32903	JD2	Kimberly Hanisch	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for M.Ed. Educational Leadership program distance students only. Department approval required. Requires access to a computer with Internet and email. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $2343 (additional charges may apply)

ED 691

Internship in Educational Leadership II - Juneau

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37838	J02	Kimberly Hanisch	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for M.Ed. Educational Leadership program Juneau students only. Department approval required. Requires access to a computer with Internet and email. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. For more information call (907) 796-6424 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1783 (additional charges may apply)

ED 691

Secondary Teaching Internship II - Distance

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32902	JD1	Angela Lunda	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for Distance MAT Secondary students only. Requires access to a computer with Internet and email. Access this course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. For more information call (907) 796-6533. or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $2343 (additional charges may apply)

ED 691

Secondary Teaching Internship II - Juneau

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32901	J01	Angela Lunda	Juneau SCHL 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for Juneau MAT Secondary students only. Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1783 (additional charges may apply)

ED 691

Internship: Superintendency II Distance

3 CR

Focus is on the application of skills and strategies applied to the district setting with a particular emphasis on spring activities. This course is the second of two that span the full year, providing an understanding of the annual cycle of the superintendent's tasks.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32904	JD3	Jack Walsh	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for Superintendent Endorsement area students only. Type B Certificate required. Requires access to a computer with Internet and email. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Each internship requires 150 hours of practicum service for a total of 300 hours.

Tuition and fees: $2343 (additional charges may apply)

ED 691

Secondary Teaching Internship II - Anchorage

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37836	JD4	Jean Lenoir	Distance Ed ELIVE 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for Anchorage MAT Secondary students only. Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1783 (additional charges may apply)

ED 692

Education Seminar

3 CR

Current topics in education. Maximum credit allowed toward advanced degrees: four credits.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32905	JD1	Angela Lunda	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission by arrangement (instructor or departmental approval). Additional lab hours required.

Reserved for Distance MAT Secondary students only. Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. and to edit their personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36745	JD2	Corrine Marks	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission by arrangement (instructor or departmental approval). Additional lab hours required.

Reserved for Distance MAT Secondary students only. Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call 907-796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37833	JD3	Jean Lenoir	Distance Ed ELIVE 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission by arrangement (instructor or departmental approval). Additional lab hours required.

Reserved for Anchorage MAT Secondary students only. Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate TBA. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar with Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 or 907-796-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

ED 698

Master's Portfolio: MAT Elementary - Distance

1 - 3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36180	JD1	Elizabeth Hartley	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 4:45p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Permission of graduate advisor and instructor required.

Pass/Fail grading.

Reserved for MAT Elementary distance students only. Department approval required. Available for 1-3 credits. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance For more information or to register call (907) 694-7019 or e-mail eahartley@alaska.edu.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $581; (additional charges may apply)

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EDSE ED: Special Education

EDSE 405

Early Childhood Special Education

3 CR

Typical and atypical human growth and development in early childhood; family systems and the role of families in supporting development; effects of cultural and linguistic differences on growth and development; cultural perspectives influencing relationships among families, schools, and communities; development and implementation of Individual Family Services Plans and Individual Education Programs for young children with exceptional learning needs.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36183	JD1	Jill Burkert	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S605-JD1.

Reserved for BA Special Education program students with distance supervision only. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 410

Assessing Students with Disabilities

3 CR

Use of assessment information in making eligibility, program, and placement decisions for individuals with exceptional learning needs, including those from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds; basic terminology used in assessment; administration and interpretation of nonbiased formal and informal assessments; screening, pre-referral, referral, and classification procedures; use and limitations of assessment instruments.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32915	JD1	Gregory Sampson Gruener	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 5:00p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed AUDIO Monday 5:00p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: EDSE S482.

Stacked with EDSE S610-JD1.

Field experience required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate and audio conference: call 1-866-8327806 Pin 7158277. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 422

Curriculum and Strategies: High Incidence

3 CR

Evidence-based strategies to individualize instruction for students with high-incidence disabilities; the development and implementation of Individualized Education Programs for students with mild to moderate disabilities. Emphasizes access to the general curriculum.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32917	JD1	Jill Burkert, Susan Andrews	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: EDSE S482.

Stacked with EDSE S622-JD1.

Reserved for BA Special Education program students only. Field experience required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate and audio conference. Audio 1-866-832-7806, pin 7797550. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400, or toll-free 1-866-465-6424 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 482

Inclusive Education for Students with Disabilities

3 CR

Models, theories, laws, and philosophies that form the basis for special education practice. Characteristics and educational implications of various exceptionalities; models of consultation and collaboration between general and special educators; strategies for supporting students with exceptional learning needs in inclusive settings.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32918	JD1	Cassidy Jones	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S682-JD1.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32919	JD2	Susan Andrews	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S682-JD2.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 483

Language and Literacy: Assessment and Intervention

3 CR

Use of assessment information in designing language and literacy instruction for individuals with exceptional learning needs, including those from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds; evidence-based strategies to teach accuracy, fluency, and comprehension in content area reading and written language; alternative and augmentative communication systems.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36754	JD1	Susan Andrews	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: EDSE S482.

Stacked with EDSE S677-JD1.

Field experience required. Live scheduled web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet and email, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 1-877-465-6400 prior to first class. Access this course from UAS-Online at Access the course from UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 485

Transition Planning for Secondary Students

3 CR

Concepts, strategies, and issues involved with supporting secondary students with exceptional learning needs as they transition from high school to other educational, vocational, residential, and/or community contexts. Emphasizes the development and implementation of the transition components of the Individualized Education Program.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32921	JD1	Cassidy Jones	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: EDSE S482.

Stacked with EDSE S685-JD1.

Reserved for BA Special Education program students only. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or toll-free 1-877-465-6400 prior to first class. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 492

Seminar: Special Education

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32922	JD1	Gregory Sampson Gruener	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S692-JD1.

Reserved for BA Special Education program students only. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate and audio conference. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 494

Special Education Practicum - Juneau/Anchorage

3 CR

Field-based experiences in diverse school settings and affiliated programs designing and implementing instruction for individuals with exceptional learning needs under the guidance of experienced special educators and university faculty.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36192	J01	Heather Batchelder	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:30p - 5:15p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed AUDIO Tuesday 4:30p - 5:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Instructor approval.

Stacked with EDSE S694-JD1.

Pass/Fail grading.

Choose this section if your practicum placement is in Juneau or Anchorage. Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance.

Tuition and fees: $1021 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 494

Special Education Practicum - Distance

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32924	JD1	Heather Batchelder	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:30p - 6:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Instructor approval.

Stacked with EDSE 694-JD1.

Pass/Fail grading.

Reserved for BA Special Education program students with distance supervision only. Department approval required. Choose this section if your supervisor must travel to your site. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or toll-free 1-877-465-6400 prior to first class.

Tuition and fees: $1581 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 495

Professional and Ethical Practice

3 CR

Candidates use the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) Special Education Standards, Alaska College of Education Goals, and Alaska Teacher Standards to engage in systematic reflection on their work with individuals with exceptional learning needs.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32925	JD1	Heather Batchelder	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Instructor approval.

Stacked with EDSE S695-JD1.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or 1-877-465-6400 toll-free prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 605

Early Childhood Special Education

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32926	JD1	Jill Burkert	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S405-JD1.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 610

Assessment of Students with Disabilities

3 CR

Use of assessment information in making eligibility, program, and placement decisions for individuals with exceptional learning needs, including those from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds; basic terminology used in assessment; administration, and interpretation of nonbiased formal and informal assessments; screening, pre-referral, referral, and classification procedures; use and limitations of assessment instruments. Requires Internet access.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32927	JD1	Gregory Sampson Gruener	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S410-JD1

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 622

Curriculum and Strategies: High Incidence

3 CR

Evidence-based strategies to individualize instruction for students with with high incidence disabilities; the development and implementation of Individual Education Programs for students with mild to moderate disabilities. Emphasizes access to the general curriculum. Requires Internet access.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32929	JD1	Jill Burkert, Susan Andrews	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S422-JD1.

Field experience required. Livetext required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate and audio conference. Audio 1-866-832-7806, pin 7797550. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 677

Language & Literacy: Assessment & Intervention

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32930	JD1	Susan Andrews	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S483-JD1.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 682

Inclusive Education for Students with Disabilities

3 CR

Models, theories, laws, and philosophies that form the basis for special education practice. Characteristics and educational implications of various exceptionalities. Models of consultation and collaboration between general and special educators; strategies for supporting students with exceptional learning needs in inclusive settings. Requires Internet access.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32931	JD1	Cassidy Jones	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S482-JD1.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32932	JD2	Susan Andrews	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S482-JD2.

Field experience required. Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Access this course from UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. Order books from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 685

Transition Planning for Secondary Students

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32933	JD1	Cassidy Jones	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S485-JD1.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 692

Seminar: Special Education

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32934	JD1	Gregory Sampson Gruener	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Stacked with EDSE S492-JD1.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate and audio conference: call 1-866-832-7806, pin 7797550. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or toll-free 1-877-465-6400 prior to first class. Access this course from UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 694

Special Education Practicum - Juneau

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32935	J01	Heather Batchelder	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 4:30p - 5:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to a graduate program in special education, and advisor or instructor approval. Must be taken concurrently with EDSE 695.

Stacked with EDSE S494-JD1.

Pass/Fail grading.

Department approval required. Choose this section if your practicum placement is in Juneau. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Audio: call 1-800-866-832-7806, pin 7797550. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext is required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, a tutorial is online at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or call 907-796-6400 or toll-free 1-877-465-6400 prior to first class. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance. For more information call 907-796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1783 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 694

Special Ed Practicum - Distance

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32936	JD1	Heather Batchelder	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 5:30p - 6:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to a graduate program in special education, and advisor or instructor approval. Must be taken concurrently with EDSE 695.

Stacked with EDSE S494-JD1.

Pass/Fail grading.

Department approval required. Choose this section if your supervisor must travel to your site. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate and audio conference. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Audio: call 1-800-866-832-7806, pin 7797550. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile.

Tuition and fees: $2343 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 695

Professional and Ethical Practice

3 CR

Candidates use the Exceptional Children (CEC) Special Education Standards, Alaska College of Education Goals, and Alaska Teacher Standards to engage in systematic reflection on their work with individuals with exceptional learning needs. Internet access required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32937	JD1	Heather Batchelder	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to a graduate program in special education, and advisor or instructor approval.

Stacked with EDSE S495-JD1.

Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Livetext required. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order well in advance.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

EDSE 698

Master's Thesis Project

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32938	JD1	Gregory Sampson Gruener	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed AUDIO 1/13 - 5/2

Reserved for M. Ed. Special Education program students only. Department approval required. Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate and individual audio conference by arrangement. Audio: call 1-866-832-7806, pin 7797550. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet, speakers and mic or headset. Access the course via UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information, and edit personal profile. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, contact the Help desk at 1-877-465-6400 or uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk/coursework prior to the start of class for a tutorial. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least one week prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6533 or 1-866-465-6424 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

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ENGL English

ENGL 217

*Introduction to Film Studies

3 CR

GER. An introduction to the concepts and techniques of film analysis and criticism, including a cultural studies focus on visual representation. Students will examine how the various aspects of film production work together to create meaning in cinema. Introduces students to the history of film as well as to a variety of film genres in narrative, documentary, and experimental cinema. Through a close analysis of several pivotal films, this course ultimately seeks to provoke deeper questions about the role of visual media in society.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38223	J01	Richard Simpson	Egan Library Wednesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 (C or better) or instructor permission.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 261

*Introduction to Creative Writing

3 CR

GER. Introduction to the study and practice of writing original works of fiction and poetry. Writing techniques are explored through class discussion, study of established writers, and participation in writing workshops.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32940	J01	Emily Wall	Egan Wing 114 Tue, Thu 10:00a - 11:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better).

No text.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36277	TD1	Brooke Schafer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better).

You will be expected to regularly engage the reading and writing assignments, and you will also be expected to write professional, academic reflections on your own work. Computer and Internet required. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 303

Literature and the Environment

3 CR

This course surveys the relationship between literature, human culture, and the natural environment. Readings will be selected from diverse traditions and genres.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32941	J01	Kevin Maier	Egan Wing 224 Tue, Thu 8:15a - 9:45a 1/13 - 5/2 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Sat 8:00a - 8:00p 2/22 - 2/23

Prerequisite: WRTG S211 or WRTG S212 (C 2.00 or better) or instructor permission.

Required overnight course outing Sat, Sun 2/22-23. Course fee covers the cost of the outing. Books available from MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $1016 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 311

The Art of the Essay

3 CR

The study of literary non-fiction writing in its various forms, moving beyond traditional academic writing. Genres studied may include cultural criticism, literary journalism, book reviews, feature articles, radio pieces, personal essays, blog writing, and travel writing. Critical analysis of published essays is a primary feature. Advanced rhetoric techniques, creative structures, research, and the writer/audience relationship are studied. Students share work and engage in critical analysis and editing.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32942	JD1	Emily Wall	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S211 or WRTG S212 (C 2.00 or better) or instructor permission.

Individual online Web. Requires Internet, email, and MS Word. Students access the course website at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit their personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6163. No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 365

Literature of Alaska: Native and Non-Native Perspectives

3 CR

This course explores Alaskan literature: oral and written, traditional and contemporary, Native and non-Native. Course texts will be taken from diverse cultural and geographical areas of Alaska. Special attention will be given to different styles and genres of oral and written literature, as well as different social and cultural values embedded in these texts.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36202	JD1	Will Elliott	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S211 or WRTG S212 (C 2.00 or better) or instructor permission.

Individual online Web. Requires Internet, email, and MS Word. Access the course at uas.alaska.edu/online for course and text information, and edit personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6163. Books available form MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 418

Adv Themes:Alienation in Film

3 CR

For the first 50 years of cinematic history the notion of a self - a soul, a psyche, an individuated entity - was generally considered an ontological assumption, an imperative in order for a story to be told coherently and satisfyingly. Then, in the 1960s and 70s auteur directors such as Oliver Stone, Michelangelo Antonioni, David Lynch, and Martin Scorsese began to explore the self as a fragile, socially constructed isolato. Our online discussions of their films will key on application of theoretical texts and resulting interpretations.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36840	KD1	Rod Landis	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S211 or WRTG S212 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 422

Literary Periods: Colonial and Postcolonial Predicaments

3 CR

This seminar examines the ways in which our historical, political, and moral imaginations have been shaped through the creation, circulation, and readership of literary genres. Considering a variety of cultural sources through decolonial perspectives, students will explore continuing predicaments caused by colonialism among Indigenous and postcolonial populations in North America, Southern Africa, and Southeast Asia.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36203	J01	Robin Walz, Sol Neely	Egan Wing 223 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S211 or WRTG S212 or instructor permission.

Cross-listed as HIST S375-J01 and ENGL S422-J01.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 461

Advanced Creative Writing: Comedy Writing in 48 Course Hours (Minus Bathroom Breaks)

3 CR

Being funny is not a magical gift a few special people are born with. Through discussion, in-class exercises and close readings of American master humorists from Mark Twain to Tina Fey, discover various techniques for finding the funny. Even if you normally work in a different genre, comedy is simply an unexpected way of being serious. Learn from local professional humorist and fiction writer Geoff Kirsch. Seriously, he could use the work.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32946	J01	Geoffrey Kirsch	Egan Wing 113 Tue, Thu 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL S261 (C 2.00 or better) or instructor permission.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 461

Advanced Creative Writing: Flash Fiction

3 CR

Advanced study and practice in the techniques of creative writing. This may include poetry, drama, fiction, creative non-fiction, or other genres. Creative writing techniques are explored through literary study and writing workshops. The specific theme and/or genre will be announced in the course schedule. May be repeated for credit when content varies.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36278	TD1	Math Trafton II	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL S261 (C 2.00 or better) or instructor permission.

This senior-level English course will be rigorous. You will be expected to regularly engage the reading and writing assignments, and you will also be expected to write professional, academic reflections on your own work. Computer and Internet required. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

ENGL 491

Internship

3 CR

Provides students with an opportunity to gain experience working in a language-based field of employment (e.g., journalism, teaching, public relations, research, or editing).

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32947	J01	Emily Wall	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Requires signed approval form.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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ENVS Environmental Science

ENVS 102

*Earth and Environment

4 CR

GER. Examines the atmospheric, hydrospheric, lithospheric, and oceanic systems that define the environment; the interactions among these systems; energy as an environmental parameter; and the effects of physical systems on the biosphere. The labs focus on measurement and description of the environment using methods from meteorology, hydrology, and earth science. Global Positioning Systems and other relevant field techniques are introduced.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37212	KD1	Matthew Pawlus	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 or concurrent enrollment.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $1068 (additional charges may apply)

ENVS 302

Glaciology

3 CR

Introduction to glaciers and ice sheets and their impact n the environment. Covers glacier mass balance, ice flow, basal motion, glacier hydrology, glacier-ocean interactions, and ice core records. Examines the methods used to understand glacier behavior. Special attention will be given to the wide variety of glaciers found in Alaska.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36221	J01	Jason Amundson	Egan Wing 218 Mon, Wed 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENVS/GEOG S102 or GEOL S104; and MATH S152.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ENVS 309A

Mobile GIS Technology and Applications

1 CR

ENVS S309A is a one-credit version of ENVS S309, with no research project. Extends students' basic knowledge of GPS and GIS to allow interactive GIS mapping, data collection, and analysis in the field setting.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36223	J01	Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Sun, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 4/11 - 4/12 Arranged 4/13 - 4/17

Prerequisite: ENVS S110/GEOG S110 or ENVS S111/GEOG S111, or ENVS S338/GEOG S338.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

ENVS 309

Mobile GIS Technology and Applications

2 CR

Extends students' basic knowledge of GPS and GIS to allow interactive GIS mapping, data collection, and analysis in the field setting. Includes training in the use of handheld computers enabled with GPS and GIS software; design and use of field data collection forms that integrate with GIS: transfer and use of GIS data between desktop and field; and the utility of mobile GIS technology in navigation, civil engineering, environmental science, forestry and other fields.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36222	J01	Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Sun, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 4/11 - 4/12 Arranged 4/13 - 4/24

Prerequisite: ENVS S110/GEOG S110 or ENVS S111/GEOG S111 or ENVS S338/GEOG S338.

ENVS/GEOG S309 and S309A stacked.

Requires an additional 25 hours research project to be arranged individually with the instructor. Final project due 4/24.

Tuition and fees: $654 (additional charges may apply)

ENVS 338

Introduction to GIS

3 CR

Examines the representation of spatial data with vector object models, explores the relationship between spatial data and automated thematic mapping, and trains students in the use of GIS software.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32951	J01	Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Tuesday 3:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Whitehead 103 Thursday 3:30p - 6:30p 1/13 - 5/2

ENVS/GEOG S338 cross-listed.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

ENVS 407

Snow Hydrology

4 CR

An in-depth look at processes related to snow in mid-latitude areas. Topics include snow formation in the atmosphere, snow accumulation and distribution, snowpack metamorphism, avalanche dynamics, snowmelt runoff and chemistry, techniques for measuring snow properties, and case studies. Labs will entail collection of field data as well as analysis of data.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36244	J01	Eran Hood	Egan Wing 114 Thursday 2:00p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 220 Tuesday 3:00p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Science or geography major with upper division standing, or instructor permission.

ENVS/GEOG S407-J01 stacked.

Required labs may take place on Saturday.

Tuition and fees: $1338 (additional charges may apply)

ENVS 492

Environmental Science Seminar

1 CR

Current topics in environmental science. Weekly seminars will include faculty and student-lead discussions of peer-reviewed journal articles, and student presentations of ongoing undergraduate research projects. May be repeated once for a total of 2 credits.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32956	J01	Eran Hood	Whitehead 101 Wednesday 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

ENVS 493P

UAV Mapping Applications in Environmental Science

2 CR

A hands-on course on the use of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV, drones) for environmental remote sensing and geospatial analysis. Provides participants with an immersive introduction to the field, with both classroom and field site components. Students learn how to operate and plan basic quadcopter missions, use applicable software for data collection, processing, and analysis, and to apply data to environmental science fields such as snow hydrology and forestry.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37698	J01	Eran Hood, Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Wednesday 4:00p - 6:00p 1/22 - 1/22 Whitehead 103 Wednesday 4:00p - 6:00p 2/5 - 2/5 Whitehead 103 Wednesday 4:00p - 6:00p 2/19 - 2/19 Whitehead 103 Wednesday 4:00p - 6:00p 3/4 - 3/4 Whitehead 103 Wednesday 4:00p - 6:00p 3/18 - 3/18 Arranged 3/23 - 3/27 Whitehead 103 Wednesday 4:00p - 7:15p 4/1 - 4/22 Field DAY Mon, Tue, Wed 9:00a - 5:30p 5/4 - 5/6

Pass/Fail grading.

This 3-credit (3+2) section is a 16-week study and field course including an opportunity for FAA testing and certification. Stacked with a short 2-credit version without FAA testing that meets 4/1-5/6 (ENVS S493P-J02). Total cap of combined sections is 12 students.

Tuition and fees: $1176 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37699	J02	Eran Hood, Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Wednesday 4:00p - 7:15p 4/1 - 4/22 Field DAY Mon, Tue, Wed 9:00a - 5:30p 5/4 - 5/6

Pass/Fail grading.

This 2-credit (1+2) section is a partial 6-week section of the 16-week, 3-credit J01 with which it is stacked. Total cap of combined sections is 12 students.

Tuition and fees: $699 (additional charges may apply)

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FT Fisheries Tech

FT 120Save 25%

Fisheries of Alaska

3 CR

Explores the biology, fisheries, management, and research of various Alaskan fisheries throughout the state. Each week students will focus on a different portion of the state to learn about a different fishery. Guest lecturers will emphasize the importance of research and current issues in their respective regions. Recommended for students looking to better understand how Alaska fisheries are unique.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36281	TD1	Lauren Wild	Distance Ed 1/13 - 5/2

This eLearning course is delivered entirely on an iPad. Students will be required to call in three times throughout the semester. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $703 (additional charges may apply)

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FT 122Save 25%

Alaska Salmon Culture I

3 CR

The first course of a two semester sequence which introduces students to the principles, concepts and methods used in the production of Pacific Salmon with an emphasis on modern fish culture techniques used by Alaskan producers. Addresses all aspects of fry and smolt production. Topics include water quality, brood stock management, egg collection and incubation, egg and live fish transport, fresh and saltwater rearing techniques, feeding practices, growth, record keeping and fish health management.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36282	TD1	Angela Bowers	Distance Ed 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $703 (additional charges may apply)

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FT 193P

Intro to Mariculture

1 CR

Explores the biology and mariculture techniques for commonly grown species as well as some species of interest. The process of site selection and permitting along with special challenges in our state will also be discussed. Will include a trip to a seaweed grow out site, weather permitting.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37433	T01	Angela Bowers	Sitka Campus 115 Thu, Fri, Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 4/23 - 4/25

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $257 (additional charges may apply)

FT 222Save 25%

Alaska Salmon Culture II

3 CR

The second course of a two semester sequence which introduces students to the principles, concepts and methods used in the production of Pacific salmon with an emphasis on modern fish culture techniques used by Alaska producers. Methods used to enhance and rehabilitate the five species of Pacific salmon harvested in the commercial, sport and subsistence fisheries of Alaska and Northwestern United States will be covered in detail. Provides students with understanding of regulations and guidelines established by the state of Alaska to administer salmon enhancement programs through private non-profit aquaculture association.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36491	TD1	Angela Bowers	Distance Ed 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: FT S122.

Tuition and fees: $703 (additional charges may apply)

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FT 291Save 25%

Fisheries Technology Internship

1 - 6 CR

Work in an approved fisheries agency or natural resource based industry with a fisheries emphasis. The student is to be supervised by a senior employee of the agency in cooperation with the faculty advisor.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36566	TD1	Joel Markis	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Initial communication at the start of the semester to develop contract paperwork for internship. Students will check in monthly with instructor. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $201; (additional charges may apply)

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GEOG Geography

GEOG 101

*Local Places, Global Regions: Introduction to Geography

3 CR

World regions; analysis of environment with emphasis on the major culture realms.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37377	J01	Richard Simpson	Egan Wing 112 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Books available from MBS.at at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

GEOG 309A

Mobile GIS Technology and Applications

1 CR

GEOG S309A is a one-credit version of GEOG S309, with no research project. Extends students' basic knowledge of GPS and GIS to allow interactive GIS mapping, data collection, and analysis in the field setting.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36234	J01	Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Sun, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 4/11 - 4/12 Arranged 4/13 - 4/17

Prerequisite: ENVS/GEOG S110 or ENVS/GEOG S111 or ENVS/GEOG S310, or instructor permission.

ENVS/GEOG S309 and S309A stacked.

Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

GEOG 309

Mobile GIS Technology and Applications

2 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36233	J01	Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Sun, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 4/11 - 4/12 Arranged 4/13 - 4/24

Prerequisite: ENVS S110/GEOG S110 or ENVS S111/GEOG S111 or ENVS S338/GEOG S338.

ENVS/GEOG S309 and S309A stacked.

Requires an additional 25 hours research project to be arranged individually with the instructor. Final project due 4/24. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $654 (additional charges may apply)

GEOG 312

Humans and the Environment

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37378	J01	Daniel Monteith	Egan Wing 224 Tuesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Cross-listed as ANTH S312-J01.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

GEOG 338

Introduction to GIS

3 CR

Examines the representation of spatial data with vector object models, explores the relationship between spatial data and automated thematic mapping, and trains students in the use of GIS software.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32962	J01	Sanjay Pyare	Whitehead 103 Tuesday 3:30p - 5:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Whitehead 103 Thursday 3:30p - 6:30p 1/13 - 5/2

ENVS/GEOG S338 cross-listed.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

GEOG 393

Special Topics: Bodies that Matter: Gender & Sexuality in Film

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36186	J01	Richard Simpson	Egan Library 104 Wednesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

GEOG 407

Snow Hydrology

4 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36235	J01	Eran Hood	Egan Wing 114 Thursday 2:00p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 220 Tuesday 3:00p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Science or Geography major with upper division standing, or instructor permission.

ENVS/GEOG S407-J01 stacked.

Required labs may take place on Saturday.

Tuition and fees: $1338 (additional charges may apply)

GEOG 490

Geography Seminar

2 CR

Capstone seminar providing senior year geography majors with a format for interdisciplinary exploration of a current topic or theme in geography. Perspectives from physical and human geography will be addressed through a combination of instructor lectures, guest speakers, and student-led discussions and presentations.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32964	J01	Richard Simpson	Egan Wing 109 Wednesday 2:30p - 4:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Instructor permission.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $654 (additional charges may apply)

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GEOL Geology

GEOL 104

*Physical Geology

4 CR

GER. Introduction to the study of the solid earth as an evolving planet. The earth, its materials and the processes that effect changes upon and within it. Use of topographic maps and the recognition of common rocks and minerals are emphasized in lab. Three hours lab per week required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32965	J01	Sonia Nagorski	Whitehead 101 Wednesday 1:15p - 4:15p 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 114 Tue, Thu 8:15a - 9:45a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 or concurrent enrollment, or placement test.

Students may rent the e-version of the lab manual. Laptops/tablets welcome in class.

Tuition and fees: $1141 (additional charges may apply)

GEOL 320

Geological Resources and the Environment

3 CR

An in-depth examination of the geologic occurrence and formation of mineral, energy, and groundwater resources, their extraction and use, with particular emphasis on associated environmental impacts. Focus is on metallic ore deposits, nonmetals, petroleum resources, coal, alternative energy resources, and aquifers.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36237	J01	Sonia Nagorski	Egan Wing 224 Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: GEOL S104 or ENVS S102/GEOG S102.

Text note: Renting the e-book from Wiley.com is cheaper than going through Amazon.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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HIM Health Information Management

HIM 102Save 25%

Introduction to Health Information Management II

3 CR

An overview of health care systems and the health information management profession. Introduces revenue management and reimbursement. Explores compliance in relation to regulatory, coding, fraud surveillance, and clinical documentation improvement. Introduces leadership roles, change management, work design and process improvement, human resource management, training and development, strategic and organizational management, financial management, ethics, project management, vendor management and enterprise information management.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36567	TD1	Susie Feero	Distance Ed COLL Wednesday 6:01p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to any HIM program.

Computer and internet required. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $603 (additional charges may apply)

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HIM 135

Medical Terminology

3 CR

An introduction to root forms, prefixes and suffixes, and medical abbreviations. Focus is on terminology of body systems related to symptomatology, diseases and treatment.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36568	TD1	Amy Samuel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HIM 181Save 25%

Introduction to Healthcare Systems

3 CR

Introduces the use of electronic records and resources in today's health care environment. Presents an overview of automated health information management functions and emerging technologies. Examines the use of electronic health records and the impact of privacy and security concerns.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36569	TD1	Susie Feero	Distance Ed COLL Tuesday 5:00p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Computer and internet required. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $603 (additional charges may apply)

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HIM 251

Quality Improvement and Project Management

3 CR

Introduction to total quality management and improvement including history, philosophy, definitions, and tools. Explores performance improvement through review of case studies, with an overview of the historical development of case management. Introduces project management as related to HIM and implementation of electronic health information.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36572	TD1	Terissia Bell	Distance Ed COLL Thursday 5:00p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to HIM program.

Computer and internet required. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HIM 258

Coding III: Advanced Coding

3 CR

An in-depth focus on coding issues, including coding validation, data accuracy, coding guidelines and training; and reimbursement and clinical documentation improvement. Impact of coding on financial stability of an organization.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36626	TD1	Martha Wade	Distance Ed COLL Monday 6:30p - 8:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: HIM S155 and HIM S255 or departmental permission.

Computer and internet required. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HIM 261

Revenue and Financial Management for Healthcare

3 CR

An introduction to critical components of managing accounts for healthcare organizations in the areas of claims processing, account resolution, budgets, finance, and compliance. Focus is on issues of billing and reimbursement for health care facilities and overview of third party payers.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36573	TD1	Terissia Bell	Distance Ed COLL Wednesday 5:00p - 6:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: HIM S102.

Computer and internet required. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HIM 281

RHIT Certification Exam Preparation

1 CR

Provides a review of AHIMA skills needed to prepare for the Registered Health information Technician (RHIT) credential examination.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36580	TD1	Terissia Bell	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Completion of all HIM lower level program with C or higher, or concurrent enrollment.

Computer and internet required. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $257 (additional charges may apply)

HIM 289Save 25%

Healthcare Information Technology

3 CR

An overview of the clinical, research, and administrative applications of computers in the health care industry. Emphasizes the role of this technology and the data collected in accomplishing the objectives and procedures of the principle functional areas, and the interrelationships of the organizational units with respect to data acquisition, storage, analysis, retrieval, and use.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36581	TD1	Susie Feero	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Computer and internet required. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $603 (additional charges may apply)

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HIM 291

Internship: Healthcare Management

2 CR

Seventy-five hours of professional internship in an assigned health care setting. Application of operational management theory for a health information service. Orientation to all aspects of practice as a health information manager. Completion of management projects designed jointly by student and clinical supervisor. Student writes project report and site evaluation.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36582	TD1	Terissia Bell	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: HIM S280 (may be taken concurrently).

Additional fees: Fingerprint/background check/driving record, and immunizations. ($50.00 estimated) For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $525 (additional charges may apply)

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HIST History

HIST 106

*World History II

3 CR

GER. Survey of the political, social, economic, and cultural developments that have created the modern global system since the 16th century.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37363	J01	Robin Walz	Egan Wing 114 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:15a - 9:15a 1/13 - 5/2

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36842	KD1	John Radzilowski	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HIST 132

*History of the U.S. II

3 CR

GER. Continuation of HIST 131 from Reconstruction to the present.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32970	J01	David Noon	Egan Wing 225 Tue, Thu 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

No text.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36843	KD1	John Radzilowski	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HIST 300

Historiography and Historical Methods

3 CR

Readings and discussions on the nature of history, historical study and writing, recent tendencies in historical scholarship, and methods of historical research.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36845	KD1	John Radzilowski	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 and 12 credits in history.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information. Course will have optional web meetings.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

HIST 364

United States History Since 1950

3 CR

Considers the recent history of the United States from the Cold War to the present. Emphasizes the culture and politics of the Cold War, the civil Rights struggle, the Vietnam War, the Women's movement, the New left and New Right, shifting patterns of immigration, globalization of the US economy and culture, and the war on terrorism.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37364	J01	David Noon	Egan Wing 225 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111, six credits of history, and upper division standing; or instructor permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

HIST 375

Current Issues: Colonial and Postcolonial Predicaments

3 CR

This seminar examines the ways in which our historical, political, and moral imaginations have been shaped through political, and moral imaginations have been shaped through decolonial perspectives, students will explore continuing predicaments caused by colonialism among Indigenous and postcolonial populations in North America, Southern Africa, and Southeast Asia.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36206	J01	Robin Walz, Sol Neely	Egan Wing 223 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 and six credits of literature or history, or instructor permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

HIST 375

Current Issues: History and Social Media

3 CR

Addresses the history and politics of social media as well as the ways that social media itself (including historians on social media) have shaped our understanding of the past.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37365	J02	David Noon	Egan Wing 218 Wednesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 and six credits of history, or instructor permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

HIST 420

The Holocaust

3 CR

Examines the Nazi genocide of the European Jews. Explores questions such as: How was the Holocaust possible? Who were the perpetrators? Who were the victims? Who collaborated with and who resisted Nazi policies of racism and elimination? What are legacies of genocide today?

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36207	J01	Robin Walz	Egan Wing 115 Monday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: 6 credits of history, or instructor permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

HIST 492

The Middle Ages, 400-1500

3 CR

European Middle Ages in the period 400 - 1500

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37218	KD1	John Radzilowski	Paul Building 516 Tuesday 4:30p - 5:50p 1/13 - 5/2 Distance Ed WEB Tuesday 4:30p - 5:50p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111, six credits of history, and upper division standing; or instructor permission.

Delivered via web with required live online meetings. Students in Ketchikan are invited to attend class on campus. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

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HS Health Science

HS 101

Introduction to Health Sciences

3 CR

Provides a description of health care professions and the interdisciplinary team, job responsibilities, educational and licensing requirements, employment trends, and salary ranges for health related careers. Students will have an exposure to the history and development of health care in Alaska and the United States. Health care issues will be examined with an emphasis on ethics and cultural diversity. The principles of critical thinking will be introduced and communication skills will be promoted through collaborative discussion, presentation, and projects.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32975	J01	Kari Monagle	Technical Ed Center 219 Monday 4:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 4/20

No notes

Tuition and fees: $862 (additional charges may apply)

HS 102

Fundamentals of CPR and First Aid

1 CR

Basic CPR techniques and First Aid for controlling bleeding, shock, seizures, obstructed airway/choking, hot and cold-related emergencies, and diabetic crisis. Signs and symptoms of stroke and heart attack are reviewed, as is use of A.E.D. Safety and prevention practices are discussed. The course meets certification requirements for child care providers, outdoor guides, lifeguards, home health aides, group homes, and certified nurse aids. Course materials are derived from American Safety and Health Institute and American Heart Association guidelines.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32977	J01	Steffen Frazier	Technical Ed Center 220 Friday 4:00p - 8:00p 2/7 - 2/7 Technical Ed Center 220 Saturday 9:00a - 6:00p 2/8 - 2/8

No notes

Tuition and fees: $329 (additional charges may apply)

HS 105Save 25%

Certified Nurse Aide Training

9 CR

Provides education and training to students in both theory and basic nursing skills necessary to become efficient and productive members of a healthcare team. Students must successfully pass the didactic portion of the coursework with 75% or higher, and pass the skills/clinical training program with 100% in order to be eligible to qualify to sit for the State of Alaska Nurse Aide certification exam. A minimum of 60 hours of didactic and 80 hours of skills/clinical training are required.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32980	J01	Marilyn Lumba	Technical Ed Center 219 Tue, Thu 4:00p - 8:00p 1/14 - 4/23 Juneau Pioneer Home Fri, Sat 6:00a - 6:30p 2/21 - 2/22 Wildflower Ct. (Hospital) Fri, Sat 6:00a - 6:30p 3/6 - 3/7

Prerequisite: Instructor approval and completed application with criminal background check, health examination, current TB test and immunizations.

Department approval required. No class during Spring Break Mar 9-13.

Tuition and fees: $2457 (additional charges may apply)

Save 25% off tuition on over 300 selected career and technical courses.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38803	T01	Darcie Ziel, John Ingman Jr	Sitka Campus 117 Wednesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/15 - 4/15

Prerequisite: Instructor approval and completed application with criminal background check, health examination, current TB test and immunizations.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $2370 (additional charges may apply)

Save 25% off tuition on over 300 selected career and technical courses.

HS 119

Emergency Medical Technician I

6 CR

Training to provide assessment of and basic care for persons with medical emergency in pre-hospital settings. Conditions include acute trauma, pulmonary arrest, wounds, cardiac arrest, shock, fractures, and childbirth. Techniques are presented for lifting and moving the sick and injured. Course provides for State of Alaska EMS requirement of 120 contact hours, minimum.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32984	J01	Scott Fergusson	Technical Ed Center 106 Tue, Thu 5:00p - 10:00p 1/13 - 4/24

Prerequisite: Proof of current CPR certification (instructor approved) or concurrent enrollment in HS S102.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1749 (additional charges may apply)

HS 135

Medical Terminology

3 CR

An introduction to root forms, prefixes and suffixes, and medical abbreviations. Focus is on terminology of body systems related to symptomatology, diseases and treatment.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32986	J01	Kari Monagle	Egan Wing 218 Tue, Thu 5:30p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36631	TD1	Amy Samuel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HS 193

ST: Becoming a Behavioral Health Professional

1 CR

Provides students with a basic understanding of behavioral health topics including self-care, addiction, grief, stress and abuse. Participants will explore career paths within the field via site visits and presentations by behavioral health professionals.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37527	J02	Gloria Burnett	Juneau Mon, Tue, Wed 9:00a - 5:00p 2/3 - 2/6 Juneau Thursday 9:00a - 12:00p 2/3 - 2/6

Class will travel to multiple health-related sites around Juneau. Must be age 16 or older. For information or to enroll contact lmcarroll@alaska.edu. Students completing the course will receive mental health first aid certification, an eight-hour internationally recognized credential.

Tuition and fees: $90 (additional charges may apply)

HS 193

ST: Beginning Therapeutic Interventions

3 CR

Introduces learners to various evidence-based and effective therapeutic interventions used in behavioral change and mental health treatments. Covers motivational interviewing, non-violent communication, BATHE technique, energy psychology techniques, crisis management, conflict resolution, dealing with difficult patients, de-escalation, and safety of both client and health worker.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37956	J04	Sarah Niecko	Distance Ed WEB 3/4 - 4/22 Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 7:30p 3/4 - 4/22

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

HS 193

ST: Introduction to Behavioral Health

3 CR

Introduces learners to key elements and concepts in the field of behavioral health. Provides an overview of mental health and co-occuring disorders, working with diverse and vulnerable populations, introduction to basic assessments and screening instruments, community navigation, and prevention strategies. Covers contemporary health care issues such as funding, rural care, emerging clinical issues, and workforce shortages.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37955	J03	Sarah Niecko	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 5:30p - 7:30p 1/15 - 2/26 Distance Ed WEB 1/15 - 2/26

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Over 50% of class is asynchronous online Web engagement.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

HS 203

Science of Nutrition

3 CR

Introduction to nutrition as a health science. Students examine the basic principles of nutrition as they relate to human needs and behaviors throughout the life cycle. Some elements of clinical nutrition are explored. Meets the nutrition requirement for nursing and other health science majors.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36847	KD1	Matthew Pawlus	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: CHEM S103.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HS 233

Medical Assisting Procedures: Administrative II

4 CR

Continuation of HS S133. Includes office management and basic financial practices used in medical offices, managed care and insurance, procedural and diagnostic coding.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36814	TD1	Amy Samuel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2 Outreach JNU Sun, Thu, Fri, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 2/20 - 2/23 Outreach JNU Mon - Thu 9:00a - 5:00p 4/20 - 4/23

Prerequisite: HS S133 (C- or higher).

It is a mandatory requirement that students participate in face to face clinical clinical skills lab sessions for practice and evaluation of competencies. Students are responsible for travel-related expenses to one of these campuses for the skills lab intensives. Student is also required to have scrubs and a stethoscope for labs. Juneau Clinicals

Tuition and fees: $1033 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36816	TD2	Amy Samuel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2 Outreach KETCH Wed - Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 2/26 - 2/29 Outreach KETCH Sun, Mon, Tue, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 4/25 - 4/28

Prerequisite: HS S133 (C- or higher).

Tuition and fees: $1033 (additional charges may apply)

HS 242

Medical Assisting Procedures: Clinical II

4 CR

Continued theory and competencies for clinical duties performed by medical assistants in outpatient facilities. Includes classification and pharmacodynamics of medications, dosage calculation and medication administration, intradermal, subcutaneous and intramuscular injections, CLIA-waived laboratory procedures, urinalysis, venipuncture, emergencies and assisting with specialty examinations.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36822	TD1	Amy Samuel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2 Outreach JNU Sun, Thu, Fri, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 2/20 - 2/23 Outreach JNU Mon - Thu 9:00a - 5:00p 4/20 - 4/23

Prerequisite: HS S142 (C- or higher).

Tuition and fees: $1144 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36829	TD2	Amy Samuel	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2 Outreach KETCH Wed - Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 2/26 - 2/29 Outreach KETCH Sun, Mon, Tue, Sat 9:00a - 5:00p 4/25 - 4/28

Prerequisite: HS S142 (C- or higher).

Tuition and fees: $1144 (additional charges may apply)

HS 291

Health Sciences Internship

3 - 6 CR

Students are employed (paid or unpaid) in either a facility or community-based healthcare setting. Students work in an approved agency, under supervision of both a qualified professional at work and a faculty sponsor. Requires 50 clock hours per credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32990	J01	Staff	Arranged 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to HS program and faculty permission via approval form.

Special course approval form required. Contact your advisor.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $279; (additional charges may apply)

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HUM Humanities

HUM 120

*A Sense of Place: Alaska and Beyond

3 CR

GER. Designed for first year students. Through a variety of readings, activities and discussions, examines the ways we relate to the places in which we find ourselves. Focus is on both the university and the Alaska wilderness as place through study in the humanities and social sciences, Students explore issues critical to their academic goals and objectives. Assists students in finding their place in the university setting.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37366	TD1	Brooke Schafer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S090 or higher or concurrent enrollment, or placement into WRTG S110, or instructor permission.

Requires access to a computer with internet and email. Order books from MBS Direct. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

HUM 210

BLA Portfolio Review

1 CR

Students develop and assemble an assessment portfolio that will be maintained and updated throughout the Bachelor of Liberal Arts (BLA) program. Required course for the BLA degree.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36850	KD1	William Urquhart II	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 (C or better).

Pass/Fail grading.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $257 (additional charges may apply)

HUM 393

ST: Mountain Studies

4 CR

Mountain activities will be considered through the lens of philosophical, literary, and historical texts and films. This study will be combined with field time spent in mountain environments. Special consideration is given to issues relating to outdoor sport and adventure recreation. Field time includes practical application of outdoor skills. No text.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37658	J01	Forest Wagner, Kevin Krein	Egan Wing 114 Wednesday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Field DAY Friday 8:00a - 5:00p 1/17 - 4/3

Prerequisite: Admission to the Outdoor Studies program or instructor permission.

Cross-listed as ODS S393-J01 (stacked).

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1508 (additional charges may apply)

HUM 499

Humanities Capstone

3 CR

Helps students synthesize learning and skills acquired in their undergraduate program and prepare them for postgraduate life. Opportunities to reflect on choices and consequences, to articulate ideas and experiences, is facilitated by texts and discussion. Students prepare a portfolio and will present their work at an instructor-approved conference or forum. Pass/Fail grading.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37219	KD1	William Urquhart II	Distance Ed COLL Tuesday 6:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Senior standing in a UAS degree program.

Pass/Fail grading.

Delivered via web with required live online meetings. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

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JOUR Journalism

JOUR 101

*Introduction to Mass Communications

3 CR

GER. A survey of the mass communications media and their functions in modern society. Topics include newspapers, magazines, books, movies, radio, television, the advertising and public relations industries, and the convergence of mass media in the digital environment.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37380	J01	Rosemarie Alexander-Isett	Egan Wing 108 Mon, Wed 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Books available form MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36895	TD1	Steven Muntz	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

GER course. Computer and internet required. Order books from MBS Direct. Go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support for more information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

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LAWS Law Science

LAWS 101

Introduction to Law

3 CR

Designed as a survey course to familiarize students with substantive legal concepts, legal procedures, legal systems, legal resources and legal reasoning.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32992	JD1	Michael Boyer	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

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LS Library Science

LS 110

Library Resources and Information Literacy

1 CR

Introduction to rapidly evolving online research methods and the principles of information retrieval and organization. Emphasis is on skills necessary for successful evaluation and use of virtual and physical library collections. Skills acquired are immediately relevant for other courses.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32993	J01	Kaia Henrickson	Egan Wing 115 Tuesday 1:45p - 3:15p 1/28 - 3/31

No class meeting during spring break. This shortened course has prorated drop/withdraw dates. See uas.alaska.edu/registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $279 (additional charges may apply)

LS 111

Library Information Literacy for E-Learners

1 CR

Introduction to rapidly evolving online research methods and the principles of information retrieval and organization. Designed for students without access to physical libraries; emphasis is on skills required to navigate the virtual library environment, and services for e-learners. Includes locating and evaluating information in e-book collections, article databases, and Internet resources. Skills acquired are immediately relevant for other courses.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32994	JD1	Kaia Henrickson	Distance Ed WEB 1/28 - 3/31

Web based. Requires telephone and access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Students access the course website at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. Each week new assignments are posted and weekly student work is collected. For more information call 796-6515 in Juneau, or toll-free 1-877-796-6502. Short courses have prorated drop/withdraw dates. See uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $279 (additional charges may apply)

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MATH Mathematics

MATH 054

Prealgebra

3 CR

Topics include operations and applications of whole numbers, integers, fractions, decimals, ratios and proportions, percents, geometry and measures, evaluation of algebraic expressions and applications.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36852	KD1	Colleen Ianuzzi	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Placement test.

Pass/Fail grading.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information. There will be optional weekly online tutoring/information sessions with the instructor.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 055

Elementary Algebra

4 CR

Introductory algebra course. Topics Include evaluating and simplifying algebraic expressions, polynomials, factoring, integer exponents, rational expressions, solutions of linear equations and inequalities, quadratic equations and graphs of lines.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32996	J01	Megan Buzby	Egan Wing 218 Mon - Thu 3:45p - 4:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S054 with a P, or math placement test.

Textbook can be obtained for free at the Egan Library: Elementary Algebra, Bittenger; 8th Ed., Addison Wesley Publisher, ISBN#978-0321557179.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32995	JD1	Jill Dumesnil	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S054 with a P, or math placement test.

Asynchronous online Web via Blackboard. Requires reliable internet and email. The required textbook (Elementary Algebra, ISBN-13: 978-1-947172-25-8) is freely available at https://openstax.org/subjects/math. Must purchase one-semester access to Knewton alta software, $39.95, at https://www.knewton.com, or online when accessing the first homework assignment.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 105

Intermediate Algebra

4 CR

Topics include expressions, equations and applications involving linear, quadratic, rational and radical functions; graphs of linear and quadratic functions; functions and their inverses; introduction to exponential and logarithmic functions; and systems of linear equations.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32998	J01	Brian Blitz	Egan Wing 218 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 10:45a - 11:45a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 055 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
32997	JD1	Jill Dumesnil	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 055 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37267	K01	Colleen Ianuzzi	Paul Building 516 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:30p - 2:50p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 055 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36854	KD1	Colleen Ianuzzi	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 055 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 113

*Concepts and Contemporary Applications of Mathematics

3 CR

GER. Applications of mathematics in modern society. Topics include voting systems, management science, probability and statistics. Problem solving is emphasized.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36696	TD1	Joseph Liddle	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

Computer and internet required. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 151

*College Algebra for Calculus

4 CR

GER. A detailed study of algebraic, logarithmic and exponential functions; systems of equations; applications.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33001	J01	Christopher Hay-Jahans	Egan Wing 219 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 10:45a - 11:45a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33002	J02	Brian Blitz	Egan Wing 219 Mon - Thu 3:45p - 4:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37268	K01	Colleen Ianuzzi	Paul Building 516 Mon, Wed, Thu 4:30p - 5:50p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37434	T01	Matthew Goff	Sitka Campus 215 Wed, Fri 8:00a - 9:45a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

Computer and internet required. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36697	TD1	Joseph Liddle	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

Computer and internet required. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 152

*Trigonometry

3 CR

GER. A study of trigonometric functions including graphing, identities, inverse trigonometric functions, solving equations and polar coordinates; applications.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33003	J01	Christopher Hay-Jahans	Egan Wing 219 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:15a - 9:15a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37522	JD1	Jill Dumesnil	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

Asynchronous online Web via Blackboard. Requires reliable internet and email. Registered students must purchase one-semester access to Knewton alta software, for $39.95, at https://www.knewton.com/ or online when accessing the first homework assignment. The required textbook (Precalculus, ISBN-13: 978-1-947172-06-7) is freely available at https://openstax.org/subjects/math.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 212

Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II

3 CR

Designed for elementary education majors. Topics include real numbers, informal geometry, measurement, statistics, and probability.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33004	JD1	Virgil Fredenberg	Distance Ed ELIVE Tue, Thu 3:00p - 4:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 113 Tue, Thu 3:00p - 4:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 151 (formerly MATH 107) or STAT S107 with C (2.00) or higher.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Blackboard Collaborate. Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet and e-mail. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, contact the Help desk at 1-877-465-6400 or www.uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk prior to the start of class for a tutorial. Access this course from UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. For more information call (907) 796-6082. SN$ Juneau students may attend on-campus, in EG 113.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 251

Calculus I

4 CR

A first course in single-variable calculus. Topics include limits; continuity and differentiation of functions; applications of the derivative to graphing, optimization, and rates of change; definite and indefinite integration; and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33005	J01	Christopher Hay-Jahans	Egan Wing 219 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151 and MATH S152 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37523	JD1	Christopher Hay-Jahans	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151 and MATH S152 with C (2.00) or higher, or placement test.

Lectures will be delivered and recorded through features available in Blackboard Collaborate Ultra. Requires access to high speed Internet and speakers and mic or headset. Adobe Reader also required. Students may view live-streamed lectures, or recordings of the lectures at a later time as needed or desired.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 252

Calculus II

4 CR

Further topics in single-variable calculus, including techniques of integration; applications of integration; convergence of sequences and series; parameterized curves; and polar coordinates.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33006	J01	Andrzej Piotrowski	Egan Wing 218 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S251 (formerly MATH 200) with C (2.00) or higher.

Books available from MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 265

Introduction to Mathematical Proofs

3 CR

Designed for students majoring in mathematics. A study of proof techniques used in mathematics. Topics include logic, elementary set theory, relations, and functions.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33007	J01	Andrzej Piotrowski	Egan Wing 114 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:15p - 2:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 251 (formerly MATH 200) with C (2.00) or higher or instructor approval.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 324

Advanced Calculus

3 CR

A thorough development of continuity, convergence of sequences and series of numbers, convergence of sequences and series of functions.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36236	J01	Brian Blitz	Egan Wing 113 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:15p - 2:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 252 (formerly 201) and MATH 265 (formerly MATH 215) both with C higher.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 392

Junior Seminar

1 CR

Advanced topics in mathematics that are not found in other course offerings. Possible topics include topology, number theory, and problem solving. Pass/Fail grading. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33010	J01	Christopher Hay-Jahans	Egan Wing 114 Wednesday 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S252 (formerly 201) and MATH S265 (formerly MATH 215) both with C higher.

MATH S392/S492 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 460

Mathematical Modeling

3 CR

Introduces the process of developing, analyzing and interpreting mathematical models. Specific areas of application will depend on student majors and/or areas of interest. Topics will be selected from applications of mathematical and statistical methods to the biological and physical sciences.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36214	J01	Megan Buzby	Egan Wing 115 Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30a - 10:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH 251 (formerly MATH 200) with C or higher.

Not repeatable for credit.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

MATH 492

Senior Seminar

1 CR

Advanced topics in mathematics that are not found in other course offerings. Possible topics include topology, number theory, and problem solving. Students are required to give presentations. Pass/Fail grading. May be repeated for credit.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33011	J01	Andrzej Piotrowski	Egan Wing 114 Wednesday 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisites: MATH 392 and departmental approval.

MATH S392/S492 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $327 (additional charges may apply)

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MINL Mining Tech

MINL 120

Introduction to Mining Occupations and Operations

3 CR

Introduction to the variety of activities, processes, products, as well as entry-level jobs associated with Alaska's hard-rock mines. Students will learn about miner safety, traits, and skills, the planning and logistical requirements of remote site mine operations, the important uses of metals in our daily lives, and how mining companies protect the environment and comply with environmental regulations. Students will also learn about mine training, education, and scholarship opportunities available to Alaskans.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33012	J01	Adam Zenger	Technical Ed Center 124 Tue, Thu 4:00p - 6:30p 1/14 - 3/5

Section requirement: Department approval required.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33013	JD1	Adam Zenger	Distance Ed ELIVE Tue, Thu 4:00p - 6:30p 1/14 - 3/5

Course delivered synchronously through online web meeting sessions via Blackboard Collaborate Requires access to a computer with high speed Internet and e-mail. If unfamiliar in using Collaborate, contact the Help desk at 1-877-465-6400 or www.uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk prior to the start of class for a tutorial. Access this course from UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online. For more information call (907) 796-6124.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR Marine Transportation

MTR 220Save 25%

Proficiency in Survival Craft

2 CR

This U.S. Coast Guard approved course provides training in the use of lifeboats, life rafts and survival gear. It meets the requirements of 46 CFR 12.10-3(a)(6) and 46 CFR 12.10-5 for endorsement for Lifeboatman. It also meets the requirements of Section A-VI/2 and Table A-VI/2-1 of the Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) 95. Rain gear may be needed for outside drills.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37478	K01	Neil Nickerson	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 133 Mon - Thu 8:00a - 5:00p 3/16 - 3/19

No notes

Tuition and fees: $887 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR 226Save 25%

Ratings Forming Part of a Navigation Watch (RFPNW)

1 CR

This U.S. Coast Guard approved course satisfies the Standards of Training and Certification of Watchkeeping (STCW) 95 for Ratings Forming Part of a Navigation Watch. Included in the course are helm commands and duties of a mariner on a navigation watch.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37479	K01	Mike LaBarge	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 136 Mon, Tue, Wed 8:00a - 5:00p 3/2 - 3/4 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 135 Mon, Tue, Wed 8:00a - 5:00p 3/2 - 3/4

No notes

Tuition and fees: $506 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR 239Save 25%

Master 100 Ton and Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessel

5 CR

This course and instructor have been approved by the US Coast Guard for third party testing. A UAS certificate of completion is accepted as a substitute for testing by the Coast Guard. Depending on sea experience and other Coast Guard requirements, a person passing this course is eligible to receive an Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessel (OUPV, commonly called a 6-pack license) up to a Master 100 Gross Ton license.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36750	K02	Neil Nickerson	Technical Ed Center 106 Mon - Fri 8:00a - 4:50p 2/17 - 2/28 Technical Ed Center 106 Saturday 8:00a - 4:50p 2/17 - 2/28

This class is located in Juneau.

Tuition and fees: $1080 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR 239Save 25%

Master 100 Ton and Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessel

5 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37780	K04	Neil Nickerson	Ketchikan Out of Town YAKT Mon - Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 1/27 - 2/7

This course will take place in Yakutat, AK.

Tuition and fees: $1080 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR 239Save 25%

Master 100 Ton and Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessel

5 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37481	K01	Mike LaBarge	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 132 Tue - Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 1/21 - 1/25 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 136 Mon - Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 1/21 - 2/3 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 135 Mon, Wed 8:00a - 12:00p 1/27 - 1/29 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 132 Mon, Wed 1:00p - 5:00p 1/27 - 1/29 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 132 Tue, Thu, Fri 8:00a - 5:00p 1/28 - 1/31 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 135 Monday 8:00a - 5:00p 2/3 - 2/3

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1080 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR 242Save 25%

Advanced Fire Fighting

2 CR

Marine firefighting preparedness and response leadership. Subjects include fire prevention, ship organization, damage control and stability. This course is USCG approved and meets the Standards of Training and Certification of Watchkeeping (STCW) 95.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37482	K01	Andrew Tighe	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 133 Mon - Thu 8:00a - 5:00p 3/2 - 3/5

Prerequisite: MTR S129 or a certificate in Basic Fire Fighting.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $500 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR 250Save 25%

Radar Observer

2 CR

U.S. Coast Guard approved course provides training in basic radar theory. Topics include navigation and collision avoidance. Great emphasis is placed on plotting techniques. Radar Observer utilizes the Nautilus Educational Systems (NRAS) radar simulator. Meets the requirements for uninspected tow vessels greater than 26 feet.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37483	K01	Dale Miller, Mike LaBarge	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 136 Mon - Fri 8:00a - 5:00p 3/16 - 3/20 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 135 Mon - Fri 8:00a - 5:00p 3/16 - 3/20

No notes

Tuition and fees: $812 (additional charges may apply)

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MTR 254Save 25%

Electronic Chart Display Information Systems (ECDIS)

2 CR

Provides USCG approved training in the theory and use of Electronic Chart Display Information Systems (ECDIS). Practical exercises using the Transas ECDIS operating program entail voyage planning and responding to maneuvering situations with other vessels in a real-time navigational environment using ship bridge simulators. Course meets Standards, Training and Certification of Watchkeepers (STCW) requirements in the use of ECDIS as revised by 2010 Manila Amendments.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38064	K01	Karl Luck	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 136 Mon - Fri 8:00a - 5:00p 3/9 - 3/13

Prerequisite: Students must have working knowledge of the nautical Rules of the Road, basics of navigation, radar, and ship handling.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $947 (additional charges may apply)

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MUS Music

MUS 123

*Music Appreciation

3 CR

GER. Introduction to the historical and cultural aspects of music as an art form in the various stylistic eras, the leading figures in these eras, and the world they inhabited. The course also deals with the materials and structural elements from which a musical work is fashioned.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37293	K01	David Kiffer	Paul Building 519 Mon, Wed 6:00p - 7:20p 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36702	TD1	Cathy Risse	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Students must have access to a computer and the internet. Order books from MBS Direct. Go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support for more information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

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OCN Oceanography

OCN 101

*Introduction to Oceanography

3 CR

GER. Survey of the oceans. Geology, chemistry, physical and biological characteristics will be covered. Topics include plate tectonics, sedimentation, ocean topography, major and minor chemical elements of seawater, currents and water masses, waves and tides, upwelling, nutrient cycles, plankton and nekton, benthic and pelagic life.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37318	TD1	Ashley Bolwerk	Distance Ed 1/13 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $871 (additional charges may apply)

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ODS Outdoor Studies

ODS 115

Winter Backpacking in Southeast Alaska

1 CR

Introduces students to travel and camping in winter. Covers selection of personal, group, and safety equipment for an overnight outing. Emphasizes snow shelter construction and backcountry techniques appropriate for winter conditions. Overnight outings are a required course component. Students must be in excellent physical condition and willing to endure cold, wet, and generally uncomfortable conditions for several days at a time. Students will be required to sign a risk release form and provide their medical history.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33016	J01	Kevin Krein	UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 2/13 - 2/14 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 2/15 - 2/16

Prerequisite: Admission to the ODS program.

ODS/PE S115-J01 stacked.

Overnight outings are a required component of this course.

Tuition and fees: $389 (additional charges may apply)

ODS 117

Introduction to Ice Climbing

2 CR

An introduction to the basics of top rope ice climbing. Covers risk assessment, hazard evaluation, equipment, ice climbing techniques, knots, belaying, rappelling and top rope anchors. Outings are a required component of the course. Students must be in excellent physical condition, and will be required to sign a risk release form and provide their medical history.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33017	J01	Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 1/30 - 2/10 Field DAY Sunday 8:00a - 8:00p 2/2 - 2/2 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Fri, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 2/7 - 2/9

Prerequisite: Admission to ODS certificate program.

ODS/PE S117-J01 stacked.

Day and overnight outings are a required component of this course. Course travels to ice climbing venues near Skagway, Alaska. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $893 (additional charges may apply)

ODS 118

Avalanche Evaluation and Theory I

2 CR

Introduces avalanche study, rescue, terrain analysis, snow study and stability evaluation, route finding, decision making, and safe travel. Combines both in-class and field experience as required course components. Students must be in good physical condition.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33018	J01	Kevin Krein	Egan Wing 115 Thu, Fri 6:00p - 9:00p 1/16 - 1/26 Field DAY Sun, Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 1/18 - 1/26

Prerequisite: Acceptance to ODS certificate program or permission.

ODS/PE S118-J01 stacked.

Day outings are a required component of this course.

Tuition and fees: $758 (additional charges may apply)

ODS 218

Avalanche Evaluation and Theory Level II

2 CR

An advanced avalanche field study for experienced recreationalists or entry-level professionals. Topics include rescue for leaders, metamorphism and forecasting, field notes and weather records, mountain weather, advanced terrain, steeps and sluff, snowpit and fracture profiles, snowpack failure and release, avalanche dynamics, research, glaciers and ice avalanches, and advanced practical field exercises, tests, techniques, and experiments. Students must be in excellent physical condition, and will be required to sign a risk release form and provide their medical history.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37568	J01	Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center Sun, Thu, Sat 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 3/22

Prerequisite: Admission to the ODS program and PE/ODS S118.

ODS/PE S218-J01 stacked.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $708 (additional charges may apply)

ODS 221

Glacier Travel and Crevasse Rescue Fundamentals

2 CR

An introduction to the fundamentals of glacier travel and crevasse rescue. Topics include hazard evaluation and risk assessment, selection of personal gear, climbing and safety gear necessary for glacier travel. Knots, rope handling, belay, rappelling, and various climbing, glacier travel and crevasse rescue techniques will be discussed. Students must be in excellent physical condition, and will be required to sign a risk release form and provide their medical history.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33020	J01	Dylan Miller, Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center 115 Fri, Sat 5:30p - 8:30p 2/21 - 2/22 Field DAY Sunday 8:00a - 8:00p 2/23 - 2/23 UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 2/27 - 2/28 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 2/29 - 3/2

Prerequisite: Admission to ODS certificate program, and PE/ODS S117.

ODS/PE S221-J01 stacked.

Day and overnight outings are a required component of this course. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $708 (additional charges may apply)

ODS 222

Mountaineering I

2 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33021	J01	Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 4/2 - 4/16 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 4/4 - 4/6 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Fri, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 4/10 - 4/13 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Fri, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 4/17 - 4/20

Prerequisite: Admission to the ODS program, and PE/ODS S116, S117 and S221.

ODS/PE S222-J01 stacked.

Overnight outings are a required component of this course. The second outing (to the Juneau Icefield) will Course travels to mountaineering venues on the be either 4/10-13 or 4/17-20, depending on weather. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $858 (additional charges may apply)

ODS 245

Outdoor Leadership Capstone

3 CR

This final class in the ODS Leadership sequence is the capstone of all skills and theory developed during the program. A student-designed and instructor-facilitated experience, it presents an opportunity for ODS students to apply and hone their outdoor leadership skills in a 5 to 21 day expedition in Alaska or Canada. Planning of ODS S245 occurs during the spring semester and the expedition departs following the end of term. Overnight outings are a required component of the course.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37823	J01	Forest Wagner, Kevin Krein	Egan Wing 115 Thursday 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/15 Field OVERNIGHT All Week 8:00a - 11:00p 5/5 - 5/15

Prerequisite: ODS S243 and ODS S244.

Pass/Fail grading.

Overnight outings and are a required component of this course and occur after the end of the spring term, after finals week. Class travels to expedition venues in Alaska or Northern Canada. Expedition dates: 5/5 to 5/15. For more information contact the instructor, kjkrein@alaska.edu.

Tuition and fees: $2337 (additional charges may apply)

ODS 393

ST: Mountain Studies

4 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37580	J01	Forest Wagner, Kevin Krein	Egan Wing 114 Wednesday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2 Field DAY Friday 8:00a - 5:00p 1/17 - 4/3

Prerequisite: Admission to the Outdoor Studies program or instructor permission.

Cross-listed as HUM S393-J01 (stacked).

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1508 (additional charges may apply)

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PADM Public Administration

PADM 601

Introduction to Public Administration

3 CR

Introduction to the field of public administration, dealing with the scope, nature, history, current context, and basic tools in the study of public administration. Topics include the social, economic, and political environments of public administration, bureaucratic politics, power and authority, law, ethics, basic models, and comparative administration. This gateway course for the M.P.A. program provides an introduction to graduate studies, library research skills, and a focus on written and oral communication skills.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33025	JD1	Kathlene DiLorenzo	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Section requirement: Department approval required to register. Course meets live online using various Internet technologies, specifically Adobe Connect a web meeting platform. Course requires access to a computer with Internet, microphone and speakers or earphones. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least two weeks prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 604

Applied Research Methods

3 CR

Introduces basic quantitative and qualitative methods of social science research as applied to policy and administrative problems. Addresses research design, data collection and analysis methods, interpretation and evaluation of published research.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33026	JD1	Kathlene DiLorenzo	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 614

Public Policy and Accountability

3 CR

Addresses the theoretical analysis and practical application of public policy, including theories of policy formation, with particular emphasis on the political environment of the public and non-profit sectors. Mixed methodologies will be addressed in the analysis of the creation, implementation and evaluation of public policy in the context of administrative law and the construct of ethical decision making.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33027	JD1	Peggy Weaver	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to the M.P.A. Program or Instructor's Approval.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 616

Leadership

3 CR

Provides an orientation to personal and organizational leadership in public, not-for-profit, and higher education organizations; provides for a deeper understanding of a personal leadership philosophy and the development of leadership ability and skills applicable to individual practice as a public administrator.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33028	JD1	Cathy LeCompte	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Undergraduate degree or instructor permission.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 622

Human Resources and Organizational Development

3 CR

Provides a comprehensive analysis of individual and group behavior in organizations. Its purpose is to provide an understanding of how organizations can be managed more effectively and at the same time enhance the quality of employees work life. Topics include human resources and strategic planning, leadership, motivation, rewarding behavior, managing stress, individual and group behavior, conflict management, power and politics, job design, organizational structure, decision making, communication, and organizational change and development.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33029	JD1	Ljubomir LJ Medenica	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admitted to the MPA Program or Instructor's Approval.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 625

Economics and Public Policy

3 CR

Examines economics both as a determinant of public policy and as a tool of the public administration. Topics include how markets allocate resources, the role of government in a market economy, market failures and responses, problems of efficiency vs. equity, and application of microeconomic tools to analysis of Alaska and national policy issues.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33030	JD1	Ljubomir LJ Medenica	Distance Ed ELIVE Wednesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admitted to MPA Program or instructor's approval.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 628

Public Financial Management

3 CR

Survey of theory, practice, problems and politics of financial management in governmental units, revenue sources, budgetary planning and control, methods of debt financing, and intergovernmental relationships. Addresses federal, state, and local perspectives.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33031	JD1	Ljubomir LJ Medenica	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admitted to MPA Program or instructor's approval.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 639

Adaptive Management

3 CR

Examines the basic components and the process of adaptive management within a sustainability science framework. Course is built on the premise that managed social and ecological systems are complex and inherently unpredictable. Explores the concepts of adaptive management and case studies. Students will be asked to apply adaptive management strategies to Alaskan or Canadian issues.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36196	JD1	James Powell	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Admission to the M.P.A. Program or instructor's approval.

Section requirement: Department approval required to register. Course meets live online using various Internet technologies, specifically Adobe Connect a web meeting platform. Course requires access to a computer with Internet, microphone and speakers or earphones. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Order textbooks at least two weeks prior to the first class. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 640

Food Security and Sustainability

3 CR

Provides an introduction to the complexity of food production using a systems approach and sustainability concepts. Northern food systems and sustainability and subsistence lifestyles will be discussed as well as impacts of climate change, and determinants of food security. Case studies from Alaska and from the Circumpolar North will be used to highlight and focus specific emerging techniques of local food productions including the history of agriculture and fisheries.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36195	JD1	James Powell	Distance Ed ELIVE Thursday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to the M.P.A. Program or instructor's approval.

Section requirement: Department approval required to register. Course meets live online using various Internet technologies, specifically Adobe Connect a web meeting platform. No text. Course requires access to a computer with Internet, microphone and speakers or earphones. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Order textbooks at least two weeks prior to the first class. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 653

Organizational Development in Higher Education

3 CR

Designed for graduate students interested in the application of organizational theory in higher education to analyze institutions and to study models, methods and processes related to organizational development, all within a framework of change management and leadership.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33034	JD1	Cathy LeCompte	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to the M.P.A. Program or instructor's permission.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 662

Governing Nonprofit Organizations and the Board of Directors

3 CR

Explore the development of corporate governance and legal and organizational perspectives of having a governing board for nonprofits. Survey of principles, policies, and practices of corporate governance, and the distinction between governance and management. An overview of distinguishing features in the governance of nonprofits. Examine the roles and responsibilities in nonprofit governance, and the nature, function, and realities of a nonprofit board of directors. Illustrate best practices in building and running the board effectively, with special attention to issues relevant to Alaska.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36197	JD1	James Powell	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to the M.P.A. Program or instructor's approval.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 688

Program Evaluation

3 CR

Introduces students to the theories, concepts, and analytical tools used in the evaluation of public programs and policies. Examines conceptualization and practicality of measures that accurately evaluate performance. Explores the dynamics of evaluating program process and structure in a political environment.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33035	JD1	Kathlene DiLorenzo	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 6:00p - 8:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Admission to the M.P.A. Program or instructor approval.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 690

Public Administration Capstone

3 CR

Final course in the M.P.A. curriculum. Students review, synthesize and apply concepts and methods learned during the degree program to the evaluation of a public or nonprofit organization. Intended as a program review and assessment tool.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33036	JD1	Kathlene DiLorenzo	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Completion of all other M.P.A. requirements.

Section requirement: Department approval required to register. Course meets live online using various Internet technologies, specifically Adobe Connect a web meeting platform. No text. Course requires access to a computer with Internet, microphone and speakers or earphones. Registered students must access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for textbook and course information and to edit their personal profile. Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252. Order textbooks at least two weeks prior to the first class to ensure timely receipt of materials. For more information call (907) 796-6402 or 1-800-478-9069 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

PADM 691

Government Internship

1 - 6 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36198	J01	Glenn Wright	Juneau 1/13 - 5/2

Government Internship program with Alaska Legislature or government. For information contact Dr. Glenn Wright, UAS Social Sciences, gdwright@alaska.edu. This internship requires 37.5 hrs/week for at least 12 weeks, for a total of at least 450 hrs. No text. Requires co-enrollment in PADM S492 Legislative Internship Seminar.

Tuition and fees per credit hour: $581; (additional charges may apply)

PADM 692

Legislative Internship Seminar

3 CR

Seminar for students in the Government internship program with the Alaska Legislature or government. Requires co-enrollment in PADM S691 Government Internship. Meets in the Capitol Building. No text.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37547	J01	Glenn Wright	Juneau Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Juneau Wed, Thu, Fri 8:00a - 4:00p 1/15 - 1/17

No notes

Tuition and fees: $1743 (additional charges may apply)

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PE Physical Education

PE 100

Health and Fitness

1 CR

The course is an investigation of fitness and health: Body structure and functions, emotional and social health, environmental impact on health, sound nutrition, prevention and treatment of childhood illness and common health problems, and media influences.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37570	JD1	Dirk Miller	Distance Ed ELIVE Monday 6:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 2/17 Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 2/17

Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $279 (additional charges may apply)

PE 103

Core Performance and Conditioning

1 CR

Designed to personalize performance in specific sports. Includes a total fitness program with emphasis on core exercises.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33038	J01	Frances Polumsky	UAS Rec Center 102 Tue, Thu 10:00a - 11:15a 1/13 - 4/2

Pass/Fail grading.

Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $314 (additional charges may apply)

PE 103

Indoor Cycling and Conditioning

1 CR

Indoor Cycling for all fitness and experience levels. All terrain, hill workouts, intervals and a race day. Improve your fitness level as well as get ready for spring and summer outdoor rides.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33043	J04	Frances Polumsky	UAS Rec Center 102 Mon, Wed 12:00p - 1:15p 1/13 - 4/6

Pass/Fail grading.

Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $314 (additional charges may apply)

PE 103

Weight Training and Conditioning

1 CR

Introduction to resistance training, weight room exercises, core performance, intervals, circuits and fitness essentials. Total body workout each class.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33040	J03	Frances Polumsky	UAS Rec Center 102 Mon, Wed 5:15p - 6:45p 1/13 - 3/25 UAS Rec Center 107 Mon, Wed 5:15p - 6:45p 1/13 - 3/25

Pass/Fail grading.

Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $314 (additional charges may apply)

PE 103

Power Pump and HIIT

1 CR

Introduction to resistance training, weight room exercises, core performance, intervals, circuits and fitness essentials. Total body workout each class.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33039	J02	Frances Polumsky	UAS Rec Center 102 Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:15p 1/13 - 4/2

Pass/Fail grading.

Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $319 (additional charges may apply)

PE 115

Winter Backpacking in Southeast Alaska

1 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33044	J01	Kevin Krein	UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 2/13 - 2/14 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 2/15 - 2/16

ODS/PE S115-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Overnight outings are a required component of this course. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $389 (additional charges may apply)

PE 117

Introduction to Ice Climbing

2 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33045	J01	Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 1/28 - 2/10 Field DAY Sunday 8:00a - 8:00p 2/2 - 2/2 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Fri, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 2/7 - 2/9

ODS/PE S117-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Tuition and fees: $893 (additional charges may apply)

PE 118

Avalanche Evaluation and Theory I

2 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33046	J01	Kevin Krein	Egan Wing 115 Thu, Fri 6:00p - 9:00p 1/16 - 1/26 Field DAY Sun, Sat 8:00a - 5:00p 1/18 - 1/26

ODS/PE S118-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Day outings are a required component of this course. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $758 (additional charges may apply)

PE 218

Avalanche Evaluation and Theory Level II

2 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37564	J01	Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center Sun, Thu, Sat 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 3/22

Prerequisite: PE/ODS S118.

ODS/PE D218-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Day and overnight outings are a required component of this course. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $708 (additional charges may apply)

PE 221

Glacier Travel and Crevasse Rescue Fundamentals

2 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33048	J01	Dylan Miller, Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center 115 Fri, Sat 5:30p - 8:30p 2/21 - 2/22 Field DAY Sunday 8:00a - 8:00p 2/23 - 2/23 UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 2/27 - 2/28 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 2/29 - 3/2

Prerequisite: PE/ODS S117 or director's permission.

ODS/PE S221-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Day and overnight outings are a required component of this course. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $708 (additional charges may apply)

PE 222

Mountaineering I

2 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33049	J01	Forest Wagner	UAS Rec Center 115 Thu, Fri 5:30p - 8:30p 4/2 - 4/16 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 4/4 - 4/6 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Fri, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 4/10 - 4/13 Field OVERNIGHT Sun, Mon, Fri, Sat 8:00a - 11:00p 4/17 - 4/20

Prerequisite: PE S116, S117 and S221.

ODS/PE S222-J01 stacked.

Pass/Fail grading.

Overnight outings are a required component of this course. The second outing (to the Juneau Icefield) will be either 4/10-13 or 4/17-20, depending on weather. Short courses have pro-rated drop and withdraw dates. Check uas.alaska.edu/Registrar, Short Courses.

Tuition and fees: $858 (additional charges may apply)

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PHIL Philosophy

PHIL 101

*Introduction to Logic and Reasoning

3 CR

GER. Analyzes argumentation and informal fallacies; introduces deductive logic, and examines inductive evidence in scientific and practical reasoning.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36703	TD1	John Hartog III	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

GER. Computer and internet required. Order books from MBS Direct. Go to www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support for more information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

PHIL 201

*Introduction to Philosophy

3 CR

GER. Basic concepts, problems and methods as reflected in writings of great philosophers of the Western philosophical tradition.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33050	J01	Sol Neely	Egan Wing 224 Tue, Thu 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Books available form MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

PHIL 301

*Ethics

3 CR

GER. An introduction to classical and contemporary theories in philosophical ethics and to the problems those theories are designed to solve. Students will develop skills to help them understand and think through situations in which moral factors play a significant role.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37381	J01	Kevin Krein	Egan Wing 108 Tuesday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PHIL S201 or PHIL S206, or comparable course.

Students in the classroom will be joined by distance students via Web video-conference. No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37383	JD1	Kevin Krein	Distance Ed ELIVE Tuesday 6:00p - 9:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PHIL S201 or PHIL S206, or comparable course.

PHIL S301-J01, JD1 stacked.

Live scheduled Web meetings. Requires access to Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Students access the course site at uas.alaska.edu/online for course and text information, and edit personal profile. No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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PHYS Physics

PHYS 124

*College Physics II

4 CR

GER. Algebra-based introduction to classical physics, including: Coulomb’s law, electrical potential, electric circuits, capacitance, Kirchhoff’s laws, magnetic fields, Faraday’s law, electromagnetic waves, physical and geometric optics, and waves and particles.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36215	J01	Jason Amundson	Whitehead 101 Tuesday 8:15a - 11:15a 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 108 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:15a - 9:15a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PHYS S123.

PHYS S124-J01, J02 stacked.

Special note: The laboratory part is integrated in the course.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36216	J02	Jason Amundson	Whitehead 101 Tuesday 1:10p - 4:10p 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 108 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:15a - 9:15a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PHYS S123.

PHYS S124-J01, J02 stacked.

Special note: The laboratory part is integrated in the course.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

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PS Political Science

PS 102

*Introduction to Political Science

3 CR

GER. Survey of the political context of contemporary life, which treats the nature of the democratic state in the modern world and analyzes today's challenges to democracy. The character of the principle elements of modern states, their systems of public law, their politics, their institutions, their patterns of public administration, and their relations with one another.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36855	KD1	Katarzyna Polanska	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

PS 313

Alaska Politics and Government

3 CR

A consideration of the development and the present organization and operation of the Alaska political and governmental system. Special attention will be given to the constitution, parties and interest groups, the legislature, the governor, local government, and current policy issues in the state.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38062	KD1	Katarzyna Polanska	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Directed Study Delivered via web.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

PS 393

ST:Contemporary Global Issues

3 CR

A cross-cultural approach to the ways societies have been affected by global processes such as migration, economic development, and modernization.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36780	KD1	Jennifer Brown	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View courses information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

PS 491

Government Internship

9 CR

Internship program with Alaska Legislature or government. For information contact Dr. Glenn Wright, UAS Social Sciences, gdwright@alaska.edu. Requires co-enrollment in PS S492A Legislative Internship Seminar. Internship requires 37.5 hrs/week for at least 12 weeks, .for a total of at least 450 hrs.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33055	J01	Glenn Wright	Juneau Mon - Fri 8:00a - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PS S101 and PS S102 or governmental experience and instructor permission required in order to register.

Pass/Fail grading.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $2943 (additional charges may apply)

PS 492A

Legislative Internship Seminar

3 CR

This academic portion of the Legislative Internship Program provides a pre-orientation to the practical workings of the legislature and state government. The seminar focuses on assessing the relevance of academic literature to understanding legislative and governmental processes.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33056	J01	Glenn Wright	Juneau Thursday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2 Juneau Wed, Thu, Fri 8:00a - 4:00p 1/15 - 1/17

Requires selection for the Legislative Internship Program.

Seminar for students in the Legislative Internship program. Requires co-enrollment in PS S491 Legislative Internship. Meets in the Capitol Building.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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PSY Psychology

PSY 111

*Introduction to Psychology

3 CR

GER. An introduction to the fundamentals of human behavior and mental processes and how they are impacted by social, cultural, and biological factors. Covers topics such as social science research methods, personality, sensation, perception, psychological disorders, lifespan development, memory, learning, thinking, language, intelligence, motivation, emotion, social behavior, and consciousness.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36210	J01	Dan Aalbers	Egan Wing 112 Mon, Wed 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S110 or instructor permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36863	KD1	Ali Ziegler	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S110 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

PSY 245

Child Development

3 CR

Study of physical, emotional, cognitive, and social aspects of a child's development from prenatal period through adolescence. Includes theoretical view of development and effects of genetics, environment and socialization.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36865	KD1	Melissa Cruise	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisites: PSY S111 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

PSY 250

*Lifespan Development

3 CR

GER. Introduction to the various aspects of development and changes which occur throughout a person's life span. Covers prenatal period, infancy, childhood and adolescence, and early, middle and late adulthood.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36971	KD1	Ali Ziegler	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36763	T01	Debra Terry	Sitka Campus 202 Wed, Fri 12:00p - 1:20p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 or instructor permission.

Requires access to a computer with internet and email. Order books from MBS Direct. For more information go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

PSY 302

Social Psychology

3 CR

Examines the behavior of individuals in social situations and why they behave, think and feel as they do in the presence of others. Includes research methods, social perceptions and inferences, stereotyping and prejudice, aggression, attitudes, conformity, obedience, group processes, social and environmental influences on behavior.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37368	J01	Dan Aalbers	Egan Wing 109 Mon, Wed 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 or SOC S101 and upper division standing, or permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

PSY 313

Psychology of Gender

3 CR

Examines the impact society and gender roles have on perceptions and behavior (e.g. communication). Students become knowledgeable about psychological research and theories about gender, and connect these with their own experiences. Promotes empowerment through the development of critical thinking.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37294	KD1	Ali Ziegler	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

PSY 375

Current Issues in Psychology: Critical Psychology

3 CR

Provides an introduction to the international movement of critical psychology, a movement which challenges the mainstream ontological, epistemological, ethical and political assumptions in order to provide more comprehensive theories and better practices. In this course we will consider critiques of mainstream psychology and engage in critical reflexivity regarding the foundations of the discipline and profession. Topics will include neo liberalism, indigenous psychologies, gay and lesbian psychologies, human rights, war and peace and critical perspectives on gender, class and race. Students will have opportunities to develop their own lines of inquiry.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36211	J01	Dan Aalbers	Egan Wing 109 Mon, Wed 10:00a - 11:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 or instructor permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

PSY 375

Current Issues: Death and Dying

3 CR

Explores the social and cultural aspects of death, dying and bereavement. Topics include cultural and medical factors shaping a 'good death', formation of death perception and grief, the effects of social policy on the experience of dying, cultural, legal, professional and technological issues surrounding the end of life, functions of the funeral, related ethical debates, traumatic deaths, grief management and counseling.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36972	KD1	Katarzyna Polanska	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

PSY 406

Personality Theories

3 CR

A survey of contemporary theories of personality, with critical examination of theoretical perspectives and theory construction. Emphasizes relevant research findings. Develops understanding for and prediction of human behavior, thought and feeling.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37271	KD1	Ali Ziegler	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 and one additional psychology course, and upper division standing or permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

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SOC Sociology

SOC 101

*Introduction to Sociology

3 CR

GER. An overview to the essentials of sociology, including its theories and methodology. Explores the relationship between the individual, culture and society, examining how cultural and social forces influence personal experience and group behavior.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33062	J01	Lora Vess	Egan Wing 224 Mon, Wed, Fri 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S110 or instructor permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36974	KD1	Katarzyna Polanska	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S110 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

SOC 201

*Social Problems

3 CR

GER. Survey of some of today's major social problems such as criminal and violent behavior, health problems, poverty, racism, gender inequity, sexual deviance and substance abuse. Examines how social issues become social problems; the causes and dynamics involved in arriving at policies and solutions.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36975	KD1	Katarzyna Polanska	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

SOC 302

Social Psychology

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37367	J01	Dan Aalbers	Egan Wing 109 Mon, Wed 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: PSY S111 or SOC S101 and upper division standing, or permission.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

SOC 345

Education and Society

3 CR

Critical exploration of the relationship between society and education as an institution and process. Topics include the dynamics of race, class, and gender in schools. Also addresses institutional socialization functions and social change and innovation at different levels of education. Emphasizes research on education outcomes, cross-cultural comparisons, and traditional and non-traditional transmission of knowledge and culture. Special attention is given to education in Alaska.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36976	KD1	William Urquhart II	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: SOC S101.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information. This course includes bi-weekly webmeeting lectures recorded live. Students are invited to either attend lectures online during the live webmeeting, or to watch the recording of the webmeeting and provide written responses within one week after each lecture.

Tuition and fees: $909 (additional charges may apply)

SOC 375

Current issues: Death and Dying

3 CR

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36973	KD1	Katarzyna Polanska	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $915 (additional charges may apply)

SOC 404

Environmental Sociology

3 CR

A critical analysis of the interactions between society and the environment from an ecological perspective. Focus is on processes of industrial and economic growth, natural resource development, community change and social impact assessment, environmental values, land use planning, and resource management decision making. Examines comparative perspectives on human relation to, and use of, the natural environment.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36213	J01	Lora Vess	Egan Wing 224 Mon, Wed 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: SOC S101.

Books available from MBS at direct.mbsbooks.com/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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SPAN Spanish

SPAN 102

*Beginning Spanish II

4 CR

GER. A continuation of SPAN S101. Focuses on grammatical structures and vocabulary building and emphasizes listening and speaking skills.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33066	J01	Andrea Dewees	Egan Wing 223 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 7:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: SPAN S101 or instructor permission.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37272	KD1	Clare Bennett	Distance Ed COLL Mon, Wed 5:00p - 7:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: SPAN S101 or instructor permission.

Delivered via web with required live online meetings. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

SPAN 202

*Intermediate Spanish II

3 CR

GER. A continuation of SPAN S201. Focuses on grammatical structures, vocabulary building and listening/speaking skills with a growing emphasis on reading and writing ability. Conducted in Spanish.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36280	J01	Andrea Dewees	Egan Wing 223 Mon, Wed 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: SPAN S201 or permission of instructor.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

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SSCI Social Science

SSCI 200

Orientation to the Social Sciences

3 CR

Introduces the methods and analytical approaches of six Social Sciences (Anthropology, Economics, History, Psychology, Political Science, Sociology) through exploration of a particular topic, theme, or phenomenon. Focus theme will vary each semester.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37003	KD1	William Urquhart II	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information. This course includes bi-weekly webmeeting lectures recorded live; students are invited to either attend lectures online during the live webmeeting, or to watch the recording of the webmeeting and provide written responses within one week after each lecture.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

SSCI 300

Research Methods in Social Science

3 CR

An overview of inquiry methods in the social sciences. Presents hypothesis formation, data collection, literature review, research design, and interpretation. Issues of correlation, cause and inference are discussed, and student gains experience in use of quantitative and qualitative analysis. Practices in writing, graphing, collaborative and presentation practices are covered, as are political and ethical issues. An interdisciplinary course recommended especially for students in the social sciences.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33070	J01	Glenn Wright	Egan Wing 108 Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Nine credits social science or instructor permission.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37384	JD1	Glenn Wright	Distance Ed ELIVE Tue, Thu 12:00p - 1:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: Nine credits social science or instructor permission.

Live scheduled Web meetings via Zoom. Requires access to Internet, email, speakers and mic or headset. Students access the course site at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. No text. Technical help is available at uas.alaska.edu/helpdesk, or 907-796-6400.

Tuition and fees: $981 (additional charges may apply)

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STAT Statistics

STAT 107

*Survey of Statistics

4 CR

GER. Descriptive statistics, estimations, statistical tests.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36902	TD1	Joseph Liddle	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 (C or higher) or placement test.

Computer and internet required. Excel program and/or a calculator that can do statistical analysis. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

STAT 200

*Elementary Statistics

3 CR

GER. Introduction to concepts and applications of elementary statistical methods. Topics include sampling and data analysis, descriptive statistics, elementary probability, probability and sampling distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, correlation, and simple linear regression.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33071	J01	Megan Buzby	Egan Wing 219 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:15p - 2:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 (B or better) or placement test. Recommended: MATH S151 (C or better).

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36766	TD1	Joseph Liddle	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S105 (B or better) or placement test. Recommended: MATH S151 (C or better).

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

STAT 400

Statistical Computing with R

2 CR

An in-depth introduction to the fundamentals of programming with R, the free open-sourced statistical software. Emphasizes development of skills in preparing user-defined functions and code via topics introduced in traditional elementary statistics courses. Includes descriptive statistics, graphical and quantitative methods for exploring univariate and bivariate data through parametric and nonparametric methods.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33073	JD1	Megan Buzby	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: MATH S151 and STAT S200 with C (2.00) or higher, and upper division standing.

Requires access to a computer with Internet and e-mail. Students access UAS-Online at uas.alaska.edu/online for course information, and edit personal profile. No text. For more information call (907) 796-6163 or 1(877) 465-4827x6163 toll-free.

Tuition and fees: $654 (additional charges may apply)

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THR Theater

THR 211

*Theatre History and Literature I

3 CR

GER. Theater in its Western historical context, coupling a study of theatrical modes with the reading of plays from different time periods, from ancient Greek theater through 18th century drama. When possible, local guest artists meet with students, and classes attend performances. Readings may include Sophocles, Euripides, Shakespeare, Behn and Moliere.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37004	KD1	Rod Landis	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S111 (C or higher) or instructor permission.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information. Eyes gouged out, a gory ghost, showdown with swords - and that's just in two of the plays we'll be reading and discussing this spring! Beginning with the classics of Greek drama, moving forward in time to the Elizabethan stage Shakespeare wrote for, and concluding with the unparalleled wit of Moliere's Neoclassicism, these are Western Civilization's greatest theatrical hits.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

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VTEC Vocational Technology, NonCred

VTEC 028

VTEC: Safety Week

0 CR

This is a SERRC sponsored class with no student fees. Provides OSHA-10 Forklift training, also first aid, and CPR training.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33077	J01	Pete Traxler, Steffen Frazier	Technical Ed Center 124 Mon - Thu 9:00a - 4:00p 3/9 - 3/13

No notes

Tuition and fees: $0 (additional charges may apply)

VTEC 033

VTEC:Basic Training Reval

0 CR

This USCG approved course meets the STCW requirements for revalidation of Basic Training for mariners who have 360 days of qualifying sea time in the previous five years. Beards must be clean shaven for fire fighting. Students must provide a USCG medical certificate or USCG physical.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37490	K01	Mariah Warren	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 135 Wed, Thu 8:00a - 5:00p 2/12 - 2/13

No notes

Tuition and fees: $500 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37491	K02	Mariah Warren	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 135 Wed, Thu 8:00a - 5:00p 2/19 - 2/20

No notes

Tuition and fees: $500 (additional charges may apply)

VTEC 035

VTEC:Radar 1-3 Day Renewal

0 CR

This class is for students who need to renew their USCG Radar Endorsement. Course duration is 1-3 days, depending on how much review is required for the student to complete the material and test.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37484	K01	Dale Miller, Mike LaBarge	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 135 Tue, Wed, Thu 8:00a - 5:00p 3/17 - 3/19 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 136 Tue, Wed, Thu 8:00a - 5:00p 3/17 - 3/19

No notes

Tuition and fees: $400 (additional charges may apply)

VTEC 037

Drop In MTR Simulator Practice

0 CR

For MTR simulator practice.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37978	K01	Mike LaBarge	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 136 1/13 - 5/2

Rental is $100/hour plus a $30 setup fee. Email Mike LaBarge at mslabarge@alaska.edu to schedule practice time.

Tuition and fees: $130 (additional charges may apply)

VTEC 039

VTEC:Online Radar Refresher

0 CR

Study at your own pace. The online material covers everything you need to know to pass the final exams. When you feel ready, make an appointment to take the final exams in Ketchikan or Juneau. For more information go to steadyoncourse.com and view the introduction to the course. Access to the online course lessons is available for 30 days after registering.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37517	K01	Mike LaBarge	1/13 - 5/2

For additional information call 907-228-4568.

Tuition and fees: $250 (additional charges may apply)

VTEC 041

VTEC:Onboard Drill Conductor

0 CR

AMSEA Onboard Drill Conductor. Students gain the knowledge and skills to conduct onboard safety drills. Successful completion will earn an AMSEA Drill Conductor card.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38487	K01	Mariah Warren	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 132 Saturday 7:30a - 8:00p 2/8 - 2/8

No notes

Tuition and fees: $0 (additional charges may apply)

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WELD Welding Technology

WELD 120Save 25%

Basic Welding

3 CR

A beginning level course covering the fundamentals of oxyacetylene welding, brazing and cutting, and electric arc welding. Emphasis in flat and horizontal welding positions on mild steel using a variety of welding rods and techniques.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33086	J01	Steffen Frazier	Welding Tech WELD Tue, Thu 1:30p - 6:00p 1/21 - 3/5

No notes

Tuition and fees: $819 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37273	K01	Ryan Houtcooper	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 116 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 1/29 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 124 Mon, Wed 5:30p - 8:30p 2/3 - 5/2

No notes

Tuition and fees: $803 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36767	T01	Allen Puckett	Sitka Campus HANGAR Tue, Thu 6:30p - 9:00p 1/14 - 4/16

For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Stacked with WELD 152/175

Tuition and fees: $858 (additional charges may apply)

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WELD 152Save 25%

Intermediate Welding

3 CR

This intermediate level welding techniques course focuses on shielded metal arc welding - SMAW, plasma arc cutting, oxygen-acetylene cutting, and metal grinding. Students will develop intermediate welding skills including gas metal arc welding using flux core and dual shield wire fillers. A special emphasis will be placed on proper fit-up and alignment for fillet and V-groove welds in the flat, vertical, and overhead positions.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33089	J01	Steffen Frazier	Welding Tech WELD Mon, Wed 5:00p - 10:00p 1/22 - 3/4

Prerequisite: WELD S120 or instructor permission.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $819 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37275	K01	Ryan Houtcooper	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 116 Tue, Thu 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 1/30 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 124 Tue, Thu 5:30p - 8:30p 2/4 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WELD S120 or instructor permission.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $803 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36768	T01	Allen Puckett	Sitka Campus HANGAR Tue, Thu 6:30p - 9:00p 1/14 - 4/16

Prerequisite: WELD S120 or instructor permission.

For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Stacked with WELD 120/175

Tuition and fees: $858 (additional charges may apply)

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WELD 175Save 25%

Selected Topics in Advanced Welding

3 CR

Designed for advanced welders to further their skills in one or more processes and levels. Topics may include aluminum welding, sheet welding, shield metal arc welding, pipe welding, flux-core arc welding, or other to be announced. May be repeated for credit when content varies.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37277	K01	Ryan Houtcooper	Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 116 Tue, Thu 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 1/30 Ketchikan Regnl MT/Career Ctr 124 Tue, Thu 5:30p - 8:30p 2/4 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WELD S120 or instructor permission.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $803 (additional charges may apply)

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CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36769	T01	Allen Puckett	Sitka Campus HANGAR Tue, Thu 6:30p - 9:00p 1/14 - 4/16

Prerequisite: WELD S120 or instructor permission.

For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support. Stacked with WELD 120/152

Tuition and fees: $858 (additional charges may apply)

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WRTG Writing

WRTG 090

Writing and Reading Strategies

4 CR

Develops college writing and reading strategies. Reviews sentence and paragraph structure as part of the development of essays. Emphasizes revision techniques for essays and critical reading in academic contexts. Courses below 100 level are not applicable toward degrees.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33093	J01	Allison Neeland	Egan Library 105 Mon, Wed 9:30a - 11:30a 1/13 - 5/2

No text.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37278	KD1	Stephen Florian	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $1001 (additional charges may apply)

WRTG 110

Introduction to College Writing

4 CR

Prepares students for WRTG S111. Emphasizes composition of essays for academic writing. Includes critical reading, analysis, and integration of sources to enhance students' writing. Practice in revising and editing to improve clarity, coherence, and purpose.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36269	J01	Geoffrey Kirsch	Egan Wing 223 Tue, Thu 10:45a - 12:45p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S090 or ENGL S092 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $1116 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37057	KD1	Stephen Florian	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: WRTG S090 or ENGL S092 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $1028 (additional charges may apply)

WRTG 111

*Writing Across Contexts

3 CR

GER. An introduction to writing strategies and processes for reading and responding to rhetorical situations across a variety of public and academic contexts.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37358	J01	Kevin Maier	Egan Wing 108 Tue, Thu 10:00a - 11:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S110 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Books available form MBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37359	J03	Will Elliott	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2 Egan Wing 225 Mon, Wed 12:00p - 1:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S110 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

In addition to lecture attendance, delivered partially (33%) via individual online Web. Participation requires Internet, email, and MS Word. Students access the course website at uas.alaska.edu/online for class information, and edit their personal profile. For more information call (907) 796-6163. Books available form NBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33096	J04	Kevin Maier	Egan Wing 108 Tue, Thu 3:30p - 5:00p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S110 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Books available form NBS at bookstore.mbsdirect.net/ualaska.htm, or call 1-800-325-3252.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37280	K01	Teague Whalen	Paul Building 305 Tue, Thu 3:00p - 4:20p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S110 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37058	KD1	Teague Whalen	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S110 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
38298	KD2	Teague Whalen	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S110 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

WRTG 211

*Writing and the Humanities

3 CR

GER. An introduction to what writing is and does, and how people learn to do it in the humanities, with a focus on the disciplinary questions, methods, and reasoning that shape the genres and writing practices in the field.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33098	J01	Will Elliott	Egan Wing 224 Tue, Thu 10:00a - 11:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33099	J02	Sol Neely	Egan Wing 223 Mon, Wed 1:45p - 3:15p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

No notes

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37281	KD1	Stephen Florian	Paul Building 519 Tuesday 12:00p - 1:20p 1/13 - 3/2 Distance Ed COLL Tuesday 12:00p - 1:20p 1/13 - 5/2 Paul Building 515 Tuesday 12:00p - 1:20p 3/3 - 3/3 Paul Building 519 Tuesday 12:00p - 1:20p 3/4 - 3/23 Paul Building 515 Tuesday 12:00p - 1:20p 3/24 - 3/24 Paul Building 519 Tuesday 12:00p - 1:20p 3/25 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36770	T01	Ruth Underhill	Sitka Campus Tue, Thu 8:15a - 9:30a 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Computer and internet required. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
36771	TD1	Ruth Underhill	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Computer and internet required. See MBS Direct for required course materials. For more information students can go to: www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/support.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

WRTG 212

*Writing and the Professions

3 CR

GER. An introduction to what writing is and does, and how people learn to do it in the professions, with a focus on the disciplinary questions, methods, and reasoning that shape the genres and writing practices in the field.

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
33101	J01	Will Elliott	Egan Wing 225 Tuesday 5:30p - 8:30p 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

No text.

Tuition and fees: $837 (additional charges may apply)

CRN	SECTION	INSTRUCTOR	MEETS
37059	KD1	Stephen Florian	Distance Ed WEB 1/13 - 5/2

Prerequisite: ENGL/WRTG S111 (C 2.00 or better) or placement test.

Delivered via web. View course information at classes.alaska.edu. Call 1-888-550-6177 with questions or for registration information.

Tuition and fees: $771 (additional charges may apply)

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