spring 2022 class schedule

SPRING 2022 CLASS SCHEDULE

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Table of Contents

Academic Calendar/Important Dates ...................................................................................................................................................... 2-3 Registration Schedule by Classification..................................................................................................................................................... 4 Admissions & Registration Checklist ..................................................................................................................................................... 5-8 Terms and Conditions of Registration ....................................................................................................................................................... 9 Tuition, Fees, Payments, Refunds ....................................................................................................................................................... 10-14 Final Exam Schedule/Course Information .......................................................................................................................................... 15-16 Spring Schedule .................................................................................................................................................................................. 17-25 Summary of Spring Online Classes ......................................................................................................................................................... 26

Campus Phone Numbers

Main number ................................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9220 Toll Free ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-888-888-2199 Adult Education ............................................................................................................................................................................ 234-9250 Advising ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 234-9337 Associated Students ...................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9201 Bookstore – Carlsbad Campus ...................................................................................................................................................... 234-9240 Business Office ............................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9217 Campus Academic Office ............................................................................................................................................................. 234-9212 Campus Health Clinic ................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9291 Campus President’s Office ........................................................................................................................................................... 234-9211 Career and Job Placement Services .............................................................................................................................................. 234-9335 Community Education .................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9247 Counseling & Student Development Center ................................................................................................................................. 234-9337 Custodial/Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9279 Fax (AE) ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9255 Fax (Administration) ..................................................................................................................................................................... 885-4951 Fax (Business Office) ................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9206 Fax (Student Services) .................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9233 Financial Aid................................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9230 Information/Help/Facilities Reservations Desk ............................................................................................................................ 234-9406 Learning Technology Center ........................................................................................................................................................ 234-9263 Library .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9331 Manufacturing Sector Development Program............................................................................................................................... 234-9271 New Student Orientation ............................................................................................................................................................... 234-9337 Nursing Program ........................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9300 Personnel ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9208 Placement Testing (sign up) .......................................................................................................................................................... 234-9322 Scholarships .................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9226/234-9227 Small Business Development Center ............................................................................................................................................ 885-9531 Special Needs Services Office ...................................................................................................................................................... 234-9321 Student Services (Admissions/Records) ....................................................................................................................................... 234-9222 TDD .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 234-9229 Learning Assistance Center .......................................................................................................................................................... 234-9317 Title V ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9256 Tutorial Services ........................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9273 Veterans Benefits .......................................................................................................................................................................... 234-9226



Spring 2022 Academic Calendar January 12 – May 6, 2022

Faculty Report........................................................................................................................................................................ January 6 (R) Martin Luther King Holiday (campus closed) ..................................................................................................................... January 17 (M) Instruction Begins ................................................................................................................................................................ January 12 (M) Deadline for Filing Certificate/Degree Applications (students meeting requirements at end of spring) ............................. January 24 (M) Spring Break for Faculty/Students .................................................................................................................................. March 7-11 (M-F) Spring Holiday (campus closed) ............................................................................................................................................... April 15 (F) EXAM DATE FOR Weekend College ..................................................................................................................................... April 30 (S) EXAM WEEK for Regular Classes ..................................................................................................................................... May 2-6 (M-F) Last Day of Classes ...................................................................................................................................................................... May 6 (F) Commencement ........................................................................................................................................................................... May 6 (F) Final Grades Due ....................................................................................................................................................................... May 10 (T)

Important Dates and Deadlines for Spring 2022

Full Semester 1st 8 weeks 2nd 8 weeks

Classes Begin January 12 January 12 March 14

Late Registration Begins (A late fee of $25 will be assessed.)

January 14-January 24 January 14-January 18 March 16-17

Last Day to Add a Course (without an instructor’s signature)

January 13 January 13 March 15

Last Day to Add a Course (with an instructor’s signature)


Last Day to Drop a Course without a “W” (with 100% refund)


Degree Application Deadline January 24 January 24 January 24

Early Performance Grades Available (100 & 200 level courses)

February 18 Does not apply to Mini-semesters

Does not apply to Mini-semesters

Census Date January 28 January 24 March 23

Early Performance Grading Closes

February 22 Does not apply to Mini-semesters

Does not apply to Mini-semesters

Last Day to Withdraw from a Single Course with a “W” (except courses carrying designated dates)

March 17 February 10 April 12



Last Day to Withdraw from the University – Students who do not officially withdraw from a course or from the University and fail to attend classes may receive failing grades and will be liable for all tuition and fees. Students may be required to repay a portion or all financial aid received.

April 29 February 25 (date ONLY applies if registered for all MS1 courses)

April 29 (date ONLY applies if registered for all MS2 courses)

Grading Opens – Final Grading (5:00 pm)

April 29 February 25 April 29

Last Day of Term May 6 March 4 May 6

Grading Closes – Final Grading (5:00 pm)

May 10 March 8 May 10

Final Grades Available May 11 March 9 May 11

Martin Luther King, Jr., Holiday

January 17 January 17

Spring Break March 7-11

Spring Holiday April 15 April 15



Registration Schedule by Classification

If you attended Spring 2021, Summer 2021 or Fall 2021 semesters, you are eligible to register. All others need to apply for admission or readmission.

Use the following classification sequence to determine your beginning registration date. Students who do not register on their designated date can register at any time in the remaining classification sequence and registration periods.

Designated Group or Classification Day Date

CRIMSON SCHOLARS (Seniors and Juniors) Thursday November 11

CRIMSON SCHOLARS (Sophomores and Freshmen)

Friday November 12

Students with Disabilities (must have approval from Services for Students with Disabilities program)

Thursday November 11

Veteran Students (All Levels – See additional info for criteria)


SENIOR CITIZENS (New Mexico Residents 65 years of age or older may attend NMSU at reduced tuition rates. Individuals must apply and qualify for this program through the University Student Records’ Office.)

Wednesday January 12

SENIORS (91 earned credits or more) Monday November 15

JUNIORS (61-90 earned credits) Tuesday November 16

Sophomores (29-60 earned credits) Wednesday November 17

FRESHMEN (1-28 earned credits; currently enrolled in Fall 2018)


NON-DEGREE STUDENTS Friday November 19

READMITTED STUDENTS (last attended prior to Spring 2020)

Friday November 19

NEW TRANSFER & NEW STUDENTS Friday December 3

*Note: Any student placed on academic suspension during the end of the term grading process will have pre-registered courses for future semesters canceled and applicable refunds will be made by the University Accounts Receivable.

*VETERAN STUDENTS – To be eligible, students must be currently enrolled and have an Honorable Discharge. It is not necessary to be receiving education benefits to be eligible. For questions about eligibility and the documentation required, please contact the Student Services Office at 575-234-9225



Applying for Admissions New, readmitted, or transfer students must apply for admission prior to registration. Applicants must be either high school graduates or must have successfully passed the GED exam. A student who is at least 17 years old and has satisfactorily passed the GED is eligible for admission to NMSU Carlsbad. Transfer students must verify that they are eligible to return to any previously attended college by providing an official transcript. To apply for admission or readmission:

1. Complete an application for admission or readmission online at https://app.applyyourself.com/AYApplicantLogin/fl_ApplicantConnectLogin.asp?id=nmsu-u Paper forms are available in Student Services, room 111.

2. Send official high school or GED and college transcripts to NMSU Carlsbad, Attn.: Student Services Office, 1500 University Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220. Students who have completed 30 college credits (45 quarter hours) are not required to submit high school or GED transcripts.

Aggie Pathway In the Aggie Pathway to the Baccalaureate Program, our system of five campuses work together to navigate you toward a bachelor’s degree - even if you initially don’t meet admission’s requirements to the university. Aggie Pathway students may transition to the Las Cruces campus after successful completion of:

• 24 credits, in addition to any required developmental courses

• 2.50 cumulative college GPA Students participating in the Aggie Pathway program can attend academic, cultural and athletic events on the NMSU Las Cruces campus. For more information, see the Aggie Pathway to the Baccalaureate Program website. Changing Admission or Enrollment Status The deadline for changing admission status from non-degree to degree seeking is January 28, 2022. After this date, students will remain in the non-degree seeking status for the term. The deadline for changing enrollment status from credit to audit or graded to S/U is January 28, 2022. NOTE: Students in non-degree admission status are not eligible for financial aid or veterans’ benefits.

High School Students High school students are welcome to take courses at NMSU Carlsbad under the Early Admission or Dual Credit Agreements. Information and forms may be obtained through your counselor at Carlsbad High School, Loving High School, Artesia High School, Jefferson Montessori Academy, Faith Christian Academy or Paradise Academy. At NMSU Carlsbad, contact, Dual Credit Coordinator, Counseling & Student Development Center, Room 107E (234-9276). Home School Students Students enrolled in a home school program may be accepted to NMSU if they meet the requirements for regular admission. In addition, the home school student educator must submit a transcript or document that lists the courses completed and grades earned by the student. This transcript or document must also indicate the date the student completed or graduated from the home school program. Web Registration Once admission is complete, students may activate their myNMSU account and register for classes. Log in to https://my.nmsu.edu and select “create an account”. All holds must be cleared before access to web registration will be given. Adding or Dropping Classes Students who wish to add and/or drop a course may do so via the web until the last day of late registration. After late registration, schedule changes must be made in person at the Student Services Office, Room 111. Withdrawing from the University (all classes) Students who wish to withdraw from a semester or mini-semester must pick up a withdrawal form from the Student Services Office, Room 111, obtain all necessary signatures and return the form by the deadline. Students may not do a complete withdrawal via the web. Disenrollment is for the current semester only; future registration or readmission is not affected. All students who withdraw are liable for all debts owed to the university, must finalize and/or clear their accounts with the NMSU Carlsbad Business Office, and may be required to repay all or a portion of financial aid funds. VA and financial aid (grants, loans, work study or scholarships) recipients must contact the Financial Aid

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Office prior to making schedule changes. Students sponsored by other programs (WIA, HRDI, etc.) are advised to contact their program coordinators before making schedule changes. Effect of Schedule Changes on Financial Aid Award Students who receive grant or loan aid will be required to repay a portion of aid received if: • they withdraw from the university within the first 60 percent

of the semester; or • stop attending classes within the first 60 percent of the

semester; or • they are enrolled in a mini course which is cancelled before

the first day of class. Residency for Tuition Purposes Residency for tuition purposes is determined by information you provide on your application to NMSU for admission or for readmission. A continuing student classified as a non-resident who has satisfied the requirements to establish residency may submit a Petition for In-State Residency Tuition Classification along with the required supporting documentation to Student Services Office, Room 111. Petitions must be filed on or before the census date of the semester effective. An individual must establish legal residency in New Mexico before he or she is entitled to pay in-state tuition rates. The requirements to establish residency for tuition purposes are independent from those of other types of residency such as voting and holding public office. A brochure that details residency requirements is available from the Student Services Office, Room 111 or from the New Mexico Higher Education Department website. Who is eligible for residency for tuition purposes? U.S. Citizens or U.S. Permanent Residents who are financially independent, those that are not claimed by parents or guardians on federal income tax return, and can provide documentation of having resided in New Mexico for the past 12 consecutive months may be eligible to petition for residency for in-state tuition purposes. The following individuals may also receive a waiver of non-resident tuition and are not required to complete the 12-month duration requirement. Sufficient documentation will be required for each:

• An individual married to a legal resident of NM.

• Spouse and dependent children of a person who has moved to NM and has obtained permanent full-time employment.

• Non-resident members of the U.S. armed forces, and their spouses and dependent children stationed on active duty in NM.

• Active participating members of the New Mexico National Guard and their spouse and dependents.

• A spouse or children of a veteran or the armed forces, provided the spouse or child is eligible for benefits pursuant to the federal Post 9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008 or any other federal law authorizing educational benefits for a veteran and the dependents of a veteran.

• Active service members of the U.S. armed forces who were legal residents of New Mexico prior to entering service may retain their NM residency.

• Individuals, their spouses and dependents who moved to NM for retirement purposes.

• Members of an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo located wholly or partially in NM, regardless of residence.

• Part-time students enrolled for six hours or less during a regular semester.

• During summer sessions, non-residents tuition may be waived according to the institution’s tuition policy.

• Texas residents who reside within a 135 mile radius of an institution.

• Colorado and Arizona residents’ tuition reciprocity participants selected by eligible institutions based on criteria set by each eligible institution.

• Any student receiving a state-funded athletic scholarship from a NM public post-secondary institution. Graduate assistants employed at least one-fourth time (10 hours weekly).

Source: Establishing New Mexico Residency, Eligibility for Reduced Tuition Rates or In-State Tuition Published 2015. Retrieved from http://www.hed.state.nm.us/uploads/FileLinks/df2e89f5079c4cfd911431b5ec0133aa/Residency_Brochure_2015.pdf Student’s Change of Name or Address It is very important that students inform the Student Services Office if they change their name, telephone numbers, mailing and/or home address. Students must fill out an official name change or address

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change form in the Student Services Office. Address and phone number changes can also be updated by students through their myNMSU accounts. For name changes, documentation (proof of name change) must be submitted along with name change form. Release of Information The following information has been designated as directory information and is subject to release to the public under the Buckley Amendment (PL 93-380), “the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1994” – student’s name, address, telephone listing, date and place of birth, classification, major field of study,

participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, and the most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by the student. Other information regarding disclosure of student data is available in the Office of Student Services in compliance with the Act. Students who wish to have directory information withheld must complete a No Release of Information form (available in the Student Services Office, Room 111) and return it by the last day of registration.



Financial Aid/VA Benefits Applying for Financial Aid, Including Scholarships Students may complete the online scholarship application form at http://scholarships.nmsu.edu/. The deadline date is March 1 for the upcoming school year. Students may complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.gov. Links to the FAFSA website and additional information may be found at http://fa.nmsu.edu/. Students may access their student accounts at https://my.nmsu.edu to review their student financial aid file status and should take action to complete their files. You may go to http://fa.nmsu.edu/policies/disbursement-of-funds.html for details regarding disbursement of funds. Student must consult the Financial Aid Office prior to changing their schedule especially during the add/drop period. At NMSU Carlsbad, students must meet with their Financial Aid advisor to request a student loan. Loan awards require students to be enrolled in a minimum of six credit hours. All financial aid offers are subject to revision due to changes in policy, law, regulation, errors, changes in funding or the failure of the

student to notify the student Financial Aid office of any other source of funding (such as scholarships, etc.). The student is responsible to repay excess funds that were disbursed due to any of these reasons. Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP): Federal regulations require that financial aid recipients meet certain academic standards to be eligible for federal financial aid. Academic transcripts are reviewed each semester. The full policy may be reviewed at http://fa.nmsu.edu/policies/satisfactory-academic-progress.html. VA Benefits: Certification, Verification, and Admission NMSU Carlsbad courses have been approved for study by veterans and others who qualify for veteran’s educational assistance. Processing applications and certifications takes from 4 to 5 weeks and should be initiated well in advance of course registration. Veterans must verify their courses with the VA certifying officials in the Student Services Office, 575-234-9225, each semester for continued certification. The VA toll free number is 1-888-442-4551, or you can visit their website at http://www.vba.va.gov.

http://scholarships.nmsu.edu/

http://www.fafsa.gov/

http://fa.nmsu.edu/

https://my.nmsu.edu/

http://fa.nmsu.edu/policies/disbursement-of-funds.html

http://fa.nmsu.edu/policies/satisfactory-academic-progress.html



Terms and Conditions of Course Registration By enrolling in classes at NMSU Carlsbad, a student makes a financial commitment to pay the tuition and fee charges associated with that enrollment. The enrollment action constitutes a financial obligation between the student and NMSU that all proceeds of this agreement will be used for educational purposes and constitute an educational loan pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 523(a) (8). The following terms and conditions are financial requirements of each student’s education related to his/her registration for a term at NMSU. The payment of tuition and fees is the obligation of the student. By processing a course registration either via the Web or by submitting a course request card to an academic student registration area, a student acknowledges they have read and agree to the following terms and conditions: • Registration constitutes a financial agreement between you

(“Student”) and New Mexico State University (“NMSU”). Tuition, fees and other charges you incur, including but not limited to housing, meal plans, and bookstore charges (“Charges”), shall be added to your student account and are considered a loan for educational benefit.

• Once you formally register for classes, you assume the responsibility for understanding New Mexico State University’s official policies concerning schedule changes, satisfactory academic progress and the financial policies of the University as described in the ‘New Mexico State University Undergraduate Catalog’ or ‘New Mexico State University Graduate Catalog’ for the term of enrollment. Installment payment arrangements will be automatic with a non-refundable deferred payment fee for any Charges not paid in full within five (5) business days of the start of the term.

• Charges may be prepaid at any time in whole or in part without premium or penalty.

• Charges left unpaid for prior terms may result in disenrollment from your current term courses unless payment arrangements are made with the University Accounts Receivable prior to the disenrollment date.

• In the event that you become delinquent in paying Charges or default in repaying Charges you will be liable for collection fees and any other costs incurred by New Mexico State to collect any monies due from you.

• Students withdrawing after the stated refund dates remain liable for full tuition and fee charges. Collection costs incurred in the event of delinquency shall be at the expense of the Student.

• NMSU accepts payment via student financial aid and third party sponsorship, but the responsibility for payment remains with the student. It is your responsibility to keep track of your account balance and any funding sources. If financial aid is not granted or if third party sponsors do not pay within a reasonable period, the student will be required to pay the full amount due.

• If the New Mexico State University prevails in a lawsuit to collect on this financial obligation, Student will pay NMSU’s court costs, collection agency costs, and attorney’s fees in an amount the court finds to be reasonable.

• It is your responsibility to check your myNMSU email daily and maintain a current postal address to ensure receipt of all University correspondence.



Tuition, Fees, Payment and Refunds

The university reserves the right to change any of the charges without notice. Spring 2022 Tuition Rates Within the Carlsbad School District In District (per credit) $49 In District (12-18 credits) ** $588 In District (per credit more than 18) $49 Outside the Carlsbad School District Out-of-District (per credit) $82 Out-of-District (12-18 credits) ** 984 Out-of-District (per credit more than 18) $82 Non-Resident Non-Resident Rate per Credit (1-6 credits) $100.50 Non-Resident (per credit >6) * $167 Non-Resident (12-18 credits) ** $2004 Non-Resident (per credit more than 18) $167 * Non-resident students who enroll for six semester credits or less will be charged at the out-of-district rate. ** Weekend College/Short Courses are charged separately, regardless of enrollment in other courses. Note: Tuition and fees are subject to changes as mandated by the state Legislature and the NMSU Board of Regents. Information for Senior Citizens In accordance with Statute 5.7.19 NMAC, Reduced Tuition for Senior Citizens, students considered as Senior Citizens are eligible to enroll in classes at NMSU at the reduced tuition rate of $5.00 per credit hour if the following conditions are met:

• Student has been admitted to NMSU. • Student is age 65 or older. • Student requests the reduction tuition rate. • Student is a New Mexico resident. • Student is enrolled in six or less credits per term.

Additional fees associated with enrollment may apply. E-Billing Information

NMSU currently uses an electronic billing system, commonly referred to as e-BILL. Each month, current term enrolled students with outstanding balances on their accounts receive an email notification from [email protected] containing a password secured Student Billing Statement PDF attachment. Password instructions are included on the email sent. An e-BILL reflects the charges and credits applied to your account as of the date the bill was created. Statement and Payment History within myNMSU provides direct access to view prior statements, payment history, and account activity that has occurred since your latest billing statement has been published. Students are responsible for checking their email for electronic bill notification and for making payments on time. Students also have the capacity of creating Proxy Users within the myNMSU. Proxy Users are typically parents, guardians, spouses or friends that the student wishes to grant access to billing and payment information. Not set up yet? Students can follow these simple instructions for creating a Proxy User. Payment Methods • Mail – to NMSU Carlsbad Business Office – 1500

University Drive, Carlsbad, NM 88220. • Web – Pay online at: pay.nmsu.edu • Phone – Call (575) 234-9217 or 234-9219. • In person – by visiting the cashier office located in the

Business Office. Payment Due Dates/Payment Plan Fees Spring 2022 - Payments are due on the 15th of each month. The following non-refundable payment plan fees apply: • $10 - assessed to accounts not paid in full by Feb. 15,

2022 • $10 - assessed to accounts not paid in full by March

15, 2022 • $10 - assessed to accounts not paid in full by April 15,

2022

mailto:[email protected]

https://uar.nmsu.edu/payment-options/ebillmake-a-payment/



• $10 - assessed to accounts not paid in full by May 15,2022

Delinquent Prior Semester Balances Fall 2021 - Students with a balance due from any term prior to Fall 2021 may have their courses for Spring 2022 cancelled if they have not made payment arrangements for previous term debts with University Accounts Receivable by January 15, 2022, 5:00 p.m. MDT.

Spring 2022 Refund of Tuition and Fees Tuition/Fee refunds are determined by the date of withdrawal from a course. Students officially withdrawing or dropping courses during the Spring 2022 semester are eligible to receive a refund as follows:

Full Term Courses

1st 8 Week Courses

2nd 8 Week Courses

Refund %

Through January 28th

Through January 24th

Through March 23rd

100%

January 29th and after

January 25th and after

March 24th and after

0%

Refund percentages are based upon semester charges, not amounts paid. All refunds are applied toward balances due on student accounts. • Refund schedules listed above apply when courses are

dropped and a tuition adjustment is necessary.• Refunds will not be issued on classes with duration of

five weeks or less.• Part of Term refunds are prorated by number of class

days completed.• In cases of academic or disciplinary suspension,

eligibility for refund will depend on the conditions ofthe suspension and will be entirely at the option of theuniversity.

• Additional fees associated with enrollment are refundedin full through the 100 percent refund period; thereafter,fees are non-refundable.

• Withdrawal refunds are calculated as of the date thewithdrawal form is completed with the Student ServicesOffice.

• Recipients of financial aid grants and loans who dropcredits or withdraw may be required to return all or aportion of awarded Title IV funds.

Students who are enrolled but choose not to attend must officially withdraw from the university. To officially withdraw, please go to the Student Services Office.

Any funds remaining, after paying university expenses, will be available to students through the Business Office. Prior term charges due to the University and non-institutional charges (i.e. Health Center charges, Degree fees, etc.) cannot be taken from a student’s Financial Aid and/or Scholarship awards, therefore a balance may still be due to the University after a Financial Aid Refund is issued to a student.

Direct Deposit of Financial Aid to a student’s checking account is available. To sign up for this service log on to my.nmsu.edu and click on the direct link under student financial aid to securely input your bank account information.

Textbook Refunds New Mexico State University is proud to partner with Follett Higher Education. Students may receive a full refund with proof of schedule change and a receipt during the first 30 days of classes for the fall and spring semesters. The textbook refund period for summer and mini sessions is one week only from the start of class. Please contact Frankie Miller, Bookstore Manager, for assistance in the refund process; (575) 234-9240 or [email protected] .

Students participating in the Dual Credit program are responsible for lab and distance education fees (ONLY tuition fees are waived).

Health Fee – Spring 2022 Full-time students are charged a $25 fee per semester for unlimited use of the Campus Health Clinic located in Room 104 on the lower level of the main building. Part-time students have the option of paying the $25 fee per semester to use the clinic.

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Laboratory and Other Fees These fees will be assessed to the student in addition to tuition: • Application: $35 first-time NMSU International

students (non-refundable)

• Late registration: $25 • Degree application: $25 for each associate Degree (plus

an additional $25 for late application) • Certificate application: $10 • Distance Education for students taking online (Canvas)

or ITV courses: $25 per credit



Course/Laboratory Fees for face-to-face courses (refunds only through 100 percent period)

$10 ET 106, 182, 183, 184, 202, 246, 250, 272, 274, 275, 282, OATS150, NURS 150, HIT 150

$15 BCIS1110G, 122, 210, 222, OATS 101, 102, 105, 106, 110, 121, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 211, 213, 214, 218, 219, 223, 280, ET 120, 122, 155, 284, OECS 101, 105, 110, 111, 120, 125, 150, 200, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 215, 220, 225, 230, 231, 260, 280

$25 ARTS 1610, 2610, 1240, 1610, 2610, 1630, 2630, 2635, BIOL 2610G, 2110G, 2310, 2210, 2225, CHEM 1111, 1215G, 1225G, 2115, GEOG 1110G, GEOL 111OL, OECS185, PHYS1115G, 1230G, 1240G, 1310G, PHED 1230

$40 ET116, 217, 244, FDMA 2120, 1360, 1510, 1120, 1535, 1515, 1996, 1110, 1720, 1630, 1210, 1220, 2210, 2285, 2111, 2360, 2150, 2715, 2735, 2740, 2994

$50 INMT235, MAT130, N A 101, NURS153, 154, 155, 210, 211, 212, OEET120, WELD100, 101, 105, 110, 115, 125, 130, 140, 150, 151, 170, 180, 211, 225, 295

$55 NA 115

$80 NURS146, NURS156, NURS157, NURS246, NURS256, NURS258

$125 EMT - Basic Courses (OEEM 101, 120, 120L, 121)

$175 EMT - Intermediate Courses (OEEM 150, 150L, 151)



Campus SaVE Act

NMSU does not tolerate any sexual violence to include partner violence which can be defined as any physical, sexual, or psychological harm against an individual by a current or former partner or spouse of the individual. Such sexual violence covers domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking. The Campus SaVE Act compliments and is a companion to Title IX and assists with the response to and prevention of sexual violence in higher education. The Act provides a framework for educational institutions to address incidents of sexual violence occurring on-campus, on public property within and adjacent to campus, and at non-campus properties like off-campus student organization housing, campus sponsored events and remote classrooms. All new students, including Adult Education students, Dual Credit high school students, and non-degree students must participate in training on the Campus SaVE Act. All employees will receive the President’s policy on an annual basis. Failure to comply with the training will result in disenrollment from courses or the inability to register for courses and participate on the NMSU campuses. Training will be provided for students at the mandatory New Student Orientation, as well as an online training.

The complete text of this policy will be maintained on the OIE website: https://equity.nmsu.edu/

https://equity.nmsu.edu/



Spring 2022 Final Exam Schedule

• Below is the final exam schedule for the Spring 2022

semester. All regular M/W and T/R classes will adhere to the exam schedule. Exams will be held in the room where the course has met throughout the semester. The instructor may or may not decide to require a final exam; however, the class must meet.

• For all other classes, final exams will be held during the regular class period on the last day of class.

• Weekend classes will meet as usual and are not required to adhere to the Exam Week Schedule. Their final exams will be held during the regular class period on the last day of class.

• Students with exam schedule conflicts must contact instructors before March 10, 2022.

• Any student having more than three (3) exams in any one day should contact the instructor of the last exam listed and ask for alternate arrangements for that exam.

• Faculty are not allowed to hold examinations lasting more than one class period during the last week of regular class. In addition, faculty only can reschedule exams outside of the regularly scheduled exam period with the unanimous consent of the students and with permission of the Chief Academic Officer/Provost. Students who feel that their rights have been violated should contact the Vice President for Student Services.

Monday, May 2 Tuesday, May 3 Class Time Exam Time Class Time Exam Time M/W 0830-0945 0830-1030 T/R 0830-0945 0830-1030 M/W 1130-1245 1130-1330 T/R 1130-1245 1130-1330 M/W 1430-1545 1430-1630 T/R 1430-1545 1430-1630 M/W 1730-1845 1730-1930 T/R 1730-1845 1730-1930 M/W 2030-2145 2000-2200 T/R 2030-2145 2000-2200 Wednesday, May 4 Thursday, May 5 Class Time Exam Time Class Time Exam Time M/W 1000-1145 1000-1200 T/R 1000-1145 1000-1200 M/W 1300-1415 1300-1500 T/R 1300-1415 1300-1500 M/W 1600-1715 1600-1800 T/R 1600-1715 1600-1800 M/W 1900-2015 1900-2100 T/R 1900-2015 1900-2100



Additional Course Information Class Cancellations NMSU Carlsbad reserves the right to cancel any course. Decisions regarding the cancellation of specific classes may be made as early as the close of the registration period, or as late as the close of the first day of class. Since the major determining factor for cancellations is enrollment, students are strongly encouraged to register early in the registration period.

Schedule Modification/Updates Information in the Spring 2022 Class Schedule is accurate at press time. If or when changes are made (cancellations, adds, time-date changes, etc.), the changes can be viewed by checking our website at https://courselookup.nmsu.edu/login.php Students are urged to check the ONLINE SCHEDULE and meet with an academic advisor before registering. It is understood that any item in this publication is subject to modification at any time by proper administrative procedure.

To help you better understand our schedule, we are providing a brief explanation of some of the content. For additional information regarding prerequisites, consent of instructor, S/U grading, etc., please see the course description in our most recent catalog. Dual credit classes are classes offered only to Early College High School and High School Dual Credit students. Mirror classes are classes, which are offered as dual credit and therefore must be offered to New Mexico State University Carlsbad students. Mirror classes will only be taught should there be sufficient enrollment to constitute a full class; at that time an instructor and day/time will be assigned. This schedule is only current at the moment it is printed and becomes out-of-date as soon as a class is added or canceled. For up to the minute class schedule information, please go to https://courselookup.nmsu.edu/login.php. Please note that while page 11 of this schedule does list specific course fees associated with certain courses, it may not be all inclusive as this scheduled is published in advance of the actual courses beginning. Here are some links sites on NMSU’s website that will assist you.

Course List Important Dates Tuition Academic Calendar Registration by Classification University Student Records

Note: Regarding Online Classes, the federal government now says that for an online student to receive federal aid, that student must complete an assignment to be considered as “attending”. The assignment could be as simple as a question.

https://accounts.nmsu.edu/catalog/

https://courselookup.nmsu.edu/login.php

https://catalogs.nmsu.edu/carlsbad/

https://registrar.nmsu.edu/important-dates-students/

https://uar.nmsu.edu/tuition-fees/

https://academiccalendar.nmsu.edu/

https://registrar.nmsu.edu/registration-schedule-by-classification/

https://registrar.nmsu.edu/

ACCT-ACCOUNTING CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

43992 ACCT 200 C71 3 A SURVEY OF ACCT - WEB Rebecca Hancock43582 ACCT 2110 C71 3 PRINCIPLES OF ACCT I - WEB Rebecca Hancock43978 ACCT 2110 C81 3 PRINCIPLES OF ACCT I - WEB Jon Strahan

1000-1120 MW 201 Jon Strahan43583 ACCT 2120 C71 MS2 3 PRINCIPLES OF ACCT II - WEB Rebecca Hancock31196 ACCT 2120 C81 3 PRINCIPLES OF ACCT II - WEB Jon Strahan

1730-1845 MW 251 Jon Strahan AHS-ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCE CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44029 AHS 120 C01 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 1000-1115 TR 202 Erin Kuh31340 AHS 202 C71 3 LGL/ETHCL HLTH CARE - WEB Destinee Williams ANTH-ANTHROPOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44015 ANTH 1115G C72 3 INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY - WEB Brittany Porter ARTH-ART HISTORY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

32752 ARTH 1115G C71 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - WEB Deborah Moore40392 ARTH 1115G C72 MS2 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - WEB Deborah Moore43791 ARTH 1115G C74 MS2 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - WEB Deborah Moore ASTR-ASTRONOMY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

35165 ASTR 1115G C71 4 INTRO ASTRO (LEC/LAB) - WEB Jesse Huguley41042 ASTR 1115G U10 4 INTRO ASTRO (LEC/LAB) WEB Jesse Huguley31291 ASTR 1120G C71 4 THE PLANETS - WEB Jesse Huguley AUTO-AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

35943 AUTO 120 C11 4 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 1700-2020 M S-CHS David Quintana42025 AUTO 126 C11 5 SUSPN, STRNG, ALIGNMNT 1700-2110 T S-CHS David Quintana43193 AUTO 137 C11 4 FUEL SYSTM/EMSN CNTRLS 1700-2020 W S-CHS David Quintana BCIS-BUSINESS COMPUTER SYSTEMS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

26156 BCIS 1110 C71 3 INTRO TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB Julia Montoya26160 BCIS 1110 C72 3 INTRO TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB Fuad Mohamed26162 BCIS 1110 C73 MS2 3 INTRO TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB Fuad Mohamed BFIN-BUSINESS FINANCE CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

43994 BFIN 2110 C71 3 INTRO TO FINANCE - WEB Humberto Morales BIOL-BIOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40283 BIOL 1120G C72 3 HUMAN BIOLOGY - WEB Ashley Hernandez35168 BIOL 1120G C73 3 HUMAN BIOLOGY - WEB Autumn Reid44083 BIOL 1120G C74 3 HUMAN BIOLOGY - WEB Ronald Girmus44068 BIOL 1120L C01 1 HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB 1030-1230 W 231 Ronald Girmus44794 BIOL 1120L C71 1 HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB - WEB Ronald Girmus40284 BIOL 1120L C72 1 HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB - WEB Ashley Hernandez44082 BIOL 1120L C74 1 HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB - WEB Autumn Reid41963 BIOL 2110G C71 3 CELL & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY - WEB Richard Wiedenmann44069 BIOL 2110L C01 1 CELL/MOLE BIOL LAB 1000-1230 R 231 Richard Wiedenmann28638 BIOL 2210 C71 4 HUMN ANTMY & PHYS I (HLTH SCI) - WEB Ronald Girmus44070 BIOL 2210 C81 4 HUMN ANTMY & PHYS I (HLTH SCI) - WEB Richard Wiedenmann

Spring 2022 Class ScheduleNEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

1300-1530 W 210 Richard Wiedenmann26084 BIOL 2225 C71 4 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II - WEB Ronald Girmus26081 BIOL 2225 C72 4 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II 1330-1600 T WEB Jaime Farrow37925 BIOL 2310 C71 3 MICROBIOLOGY - WEB Ronald Girmus44071 BIOL 2310L C01 1 MICROBIOLOGY LAB 1300-1530 W 231 Ronald Girmus44795 BIOL 2310L C71 1 MICROBIOLOGY LAB - WEB Ronald Girmus35166 BIOL 2610G C71 3 BIODIVERSITY, ECOLOGY&EVOL - WEB Autumn Reid44081 BIOL 2610L C72 1 BIODIVERSITY, ECOLOGY&EVOL LAB - WEB Autumn Reid

BLAW-BUSINESS LAW

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr38846 BLAW 2110 C71 MS2 3 BUSINESS LAW I - WEB Lisbeth Ragona43991 BLAW 2110 C72 3 BUSINESS LAW I - WEB Evangeline Wilkes

BLED-BILINGUAL EDUCATION

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr43116 BLED 1110 C71 MS2 3 INTRO BIL ED/ESL - WEB Jennifer Hess Martin39501 BLED 2110 C71 3 BILINGUAL METHODS - WEB Jennifer Hess Martin

BMGT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr38624 BMGT 150 C71 3 INCOME TAXATION - WEB Rebecca Hancock45143 BMGT 280 C71 3 INTRO TO HUMAN RESOURCES - WEB Bright Borkorm43990 BMGT 287 C71 3 INTRO TO EXPORT/IMPORT - WEB Shane Stailey40344 BMGT 290 C71 3 APPL BUS CAPSTONE - WEB Evangeline Wilkes

BUSA-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr31336 BUSA 1110 C71 MS1 3 INTRO TO BUSINESS - WEB Lisbeth Ragona26178 BUSA 1110 C72 3 INTRO TO BUSINESS - WEB Jon Strahan39546 BUSA 1110 C73 MS2 3 INTRO TO BUSINESS - WEB Jon Strahan

CCDM-DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr41983 CCDM 105 N C01 5 MATH PREP PRE-ALGEBRA 1300-1515 TR 250 Diana Huston43995 CCDM 114 N C01 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS 0830-1045 TR 250 Diana Huston28637 CCDM 114 N C71 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS - WEB Pradip Aryal33108 CCDM 114 N C72 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS - WEB Pradip Aryal

CCDR-DEVELOPMENTAL READING

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44435 CCDR 110 N C11 3 EFFECTIVE COLLEGE RDG Note: This is an ALP section. Student must

enroll in PSYC 1110G C75, CRN 44017.1730-1845 MW 154 Samantha Villa

CCDS-DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44084 CCDS 113 N C82 2 STUDY SKILLS/ENGL - Study Skills for

English Note: This is an ALP Section. Student must enroll in ENGL 1110G, C82, CRN 44089.

- WEB Lacy Davis

Note: This is an ALP Section. Student must enroll in ENGL 1110G, C75, CRN 37184.

1000-1050 T 251 Lacy Davis

44085 CCDS 113 N C83 2 STUDY SKILLS/ENGL - Study Skills for English

Note: This is an ALP section. Student must enroll in ENGL 1110G C83, CRN 44095.

- WEB Lacy Davis


1445-1535 M 251 Lacy Davis



- WEB Patricia Biebelle


1730-1820 TR WEB Patricia Biebelle

CEPY-COUNSELING & ED. PSY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44018 CEPY 1120G C01 3 HUMAN GROWTH & BEHAVIOR 0830-0945 MW 151 John Vacca28614 CEPY 1120G C71 3 HUMAN GROWTH & BEHAVIOR - WEB John Vacca44023 CEPY 1120G C75 3 HUMAN GROWTH & BEHAVIOR - WEB Felecia Cantwell44022 CEPY 1120G C76 MS2 3 HUMAN GROWTH & BEHAVIOR - WEB John Vacca32263 CEPY 2110 C71 3 LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM - WEB John Vacca

CHEM-CHEMISTRY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr26761 CHEM 1120G C01 4 INTRO CHEM LEC+LAB (NON-MAJOR) 1000-1230 M 201 Yiqun Huang

1000-1230 W 230 Yiqun Huang44072 CHEM 1120G C02 4 INTRO CHEM LEC+LAB (NON-MAJOR) -

Introduction to Chemistry Lecture and Laboratory (non majors)

1000-1230 TR 201 Yiqun Huang

40254 CHEM 1120G C72 4 INTRO CHEM LEC+LAB (NON-MAJOR) - WEB Talal Abdaljalil44080 CHEM 1215G C71 4 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I - General

Chemistry I Lecture and Laboratory for STEM Majors

- WEB Yiqun Huang

26089 CHEM 1225G C71 4 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II - WEB Yiqun Huang44079 CHEM 1225G C72 4 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II - General

Chemistry II Lecture and Laboratory for STEM Majors

- WEB Talal Abdaljalil

44078 CHEM 2120 C71 3 INTEGRATED ORG CHEM & BIOCHEM - Integrated Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry

- WEB Yiqun Huang

CJUS-CRIMINAL JUSTICE

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40463 CJUS 1110G C73 3 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - WEB John Vacca44014 CJUS 1110G C75 3 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - WEB Felecia Cantwell44517 CJUS 2120 C01 3 CRIMINAL COURTS & PROCEDURE 1730-1845 TR 150 TBA44001 CJUS 2120 C02 3 CRIMINAL COURTS & PROCEDURE 1000-1115 MW 151 John Vacca26043 CJUS 2150 C71 3 CORRECTIONS SYSTEM - WEB Scott Garland44013 CJUS 2220 C76 3 AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMNT

SYSTEM- WEB Scott Garland

COMM-COMMUNICATION

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44086 COMM 1115G C01 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION 1000-1115 MW 152 Ruth Martin44087 COMM 1115G C02 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION 1300-1415 MW 151 Ruth Martin39060 COMM 1115G C71 MS1 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION - WEB Ruth Martin26023 COMM 1115G C72 MS2 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION - WEB Karla Flowers40399 COMM 1115G C73 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION - WEB Vicki Nisbett44088 COMM 1130G C01 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING 1000-1115 TR 152 Ruth Martin39059 COMM 1130G C71 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING - WEB Vicki Nisbett42039 COMM 1130G C72 MS2 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING - WEB Ruth Martin35676 COMM 1130G C81 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING - WEB Ruth Martin

1300-1415 T 152 Ruth Martin

ECED-EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40402 ECED 1110 C71 3 CHLD GRWTH DEVLP & LEARNING - WEB Hongxia Zhao44024 ECED 1130 C72 3 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY COLLAB - WEB Hongxia Zhao44021 ECED 2110 C71 2 PROFESSIONALISM - Professionalism - WEB Hongxia Zhao39067 ECED 2115 C71 3 INTRO TO LANG, LIT & READING - WEB Hongxia Zhao42022 ECED 2130 C71 3 CURR DEV & IMP: AGE 3-GR 3 - WEB Hongxia Zhao42023 ECED 2131 C71 2 CURR DEV & IMP: AGE 3-GR 3 PRC - WEB Hongxia Zhao

ECON-ECONOMICS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr28705 ECON 2110G C71 3 MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES - WEB Jon Strahan38436 ECON 2110G C72 3 MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES - WEB Aderemi Adedokun43989 ECON 2110G C73 3 MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES - WEB Clifford Stroud26877 ECON 2120G C71 3 MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES - WEB Jon Strahan38437 ECON 2120G C72 MS2 3 MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES - WEB Jon Strahan43988 ECON 2120G C73 3 MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES - WEB Clifford Stroud

EDLT-EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr43114 EDLT 2110 C71 MS2 3 INTEGRATE TECH WITH TEACHING - WEB Hongxia Zhao

EDUC-EDUCATION

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr42012 EDUC 2710 C71 3 PRE-TEACHER PREP Note: May be repeated up to two times for a

maximum of 6 credits.- WEB John Vacca

ENGL-ENGLISH

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr22032 ENGL 1110G C71 MS1 4 COMPOSITION I - WEB Robin Korody41955 ENGL 1110G C72 MS2 4 COMPOSITION I - WEB Robin Korody37181 ENGL 1110G C77 4 COMPOSITION I Note: This is an ALP Section. Student must

enroll in CCDS 113N C84, CRN 44097.1730-1910 MW WEB Patricia Biebelle

22029 ENGL 1110G C78 4 COMPOSITION I 1730-1910 MW WEB Patricia Biebelle44096 ENGL 1110G C81 4 COMPOSITION I - Composition I - WEB Lacy Davis

1000-1140 M 153 Lacy Davis44089 ENGL 1110G C82 4 COMPOSITION I - Composition I Note: This is an ALP section. Student must

enroll in CCDS 113 N, C82, CRN 44084.1000-1140 M 153 Lacy Davis

Note: This is an ALP section. Student must enroll in CCDS 113 N, C82, CRN 44084.

- WEB Lacy Davis

44095 ENGL 1110G C83 4 COMPOSITION I - Composition I Note: This is an ALP section. Student must enroll in CCDS 113 N C83, CRN 44085.

1300-1440 M 250 Lacy Davis

Note: This is an ALP section. Student must enroll in CCDS 113 N C83, CRN 44085.

- WEB Lacy Davis

44090 ENGL 1110G C84 4 COMPOSITION I - Composition I 1300-1440 M 250 Lacy Davis- WEB Lacy Davis

22037 ENGL 2210G C71 MS2 3 PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL COMM: SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL

- WEB Lacy Davis

44094 ENGL 2210G C75 MS1 3 PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL COMM: Science and Technical

- WEB Lacy Davis

31220 ENGL 2210G C76 MS1 3 PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL COMM: BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION

- WEB Robin Korody


- WEB Robin Korody

39451 ENGL 2221G C71 MS1 3 WRITING HUMANITIES & SOC SCI: SOCIETY AND TECHNOLOGY




40400 ENGL 2310G C71 3 INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING 1430-1545 TR WEB Patricia Biebelle39058 ENGL 2382 C71 3 PRNC STORY ACROSS THE MEDIA Note: Cross listed with FDMA 2382. 1300-1415 TR WEB Lacy Davis

ENGR-ENGINEERING

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr41966 ENGR 100G C01 3 INTRO TO ENGINEERING 0800-0955 TR 222 Jamil Al-Nouman33977 ENGR 111 C01 3 MATH FOR ENG APPLICATIONS 0830-0925 MW 222 Jamil Al-Nouman44074 ENGR 230 C01 4 AC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS - AC Circuit

Analysis1000-1230 TR 222 Jamil Al-Nouman

ENVS-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr45149 ENVS 1110G C81 4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE I - WEB Richard Wiedenmann

1000-1230 W 232 Richard Wiedenmann33953 ENVS 1110G C71 4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE I - WEB Richard Wiedenmann

FDMA-FILM & DIGITAL MEDIA

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44092 FDMA 1360 C71 3 WEB DESIGN I - Web Design I - WEB Scott Conard44091 FDMA 1710 C71 3 2D ANIMATION - 2D Animation - WEB Scott Conard

FYEX-FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr26860 FYEX 1110 C71 3 FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR - WEB Luz Moreno39142 FYEX 1110 C72 MS2 3 FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR - WEB Freddy Espino

GEOG-GEOGRAPHY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44012 GEOG 1120G C77 3 WRLD REG GEOG - WEB Faraj Aboargob41104 GEOG 1130G C71 3 HMN GEOG - WEB Faraj Aboargob

GEOL-GEOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr36582 GEOL 1110G C71 4 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 1630-1900 R 232 Hannah VanScotter

- WEB Hannah VanScotter

HIST-HISTORY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40408 HIST 1110G C71 3 U.S.A. HIST I - WEB Frankie Miller44002 HIST 1120G C83 3 U.S.A. HIST II - WEB Frankie Miller

1730-1845 M 152 Frankie Miller44011 HIST 1140G C72 3 WORLD HIST II - WEB Juan Armijo40407 HIST 1160G C71 MS2 3 WESTERN CIV II - WEB Jose Aranda

HIT-HEALTH INFO TECHNOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44030 HIT 150 C01 3 INTRO MED TERMINOLOGY 1000-1115 TR 202 Erin Kuh31304 HIT 158 C71 3 ADVANCED MED TERM - WEB Erin Kuh32310 HIT 221 C71 3 INTERNSHIP I - WEB Kyandra Fox34537 HIT 228 C71 3 MED INSURANCE BILLING - WEB Kyandra Fox33935 HIT 258 C71 3 MEDICAL CODING II - WEB Kyandra Fox32307 HIT 268 C71 3 HEALTH INFO SYSTEMS - WEB Destinee Williams

HMSV-HUMAN SERVICES

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44016 HMSV 2110 C72 3 CASE MANAGEMENT - WEB Celina Bryant

INMT - INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr43993 INMT 165 C82 MS1 4 EQUIP PROCESSES - WEB Talal Abdaljalil

0900-1000 M 227 Talal Abdaljalil43980 INMT 205 C81 MS2 4 PROG LOGIC CONT & APPS - WEB TBA

0900-1000 M 227 TBA

LING-LINGUISTICS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40404 LING 2110G C71 3 INTRO TO STUDY OF LANG & LING - WEB Chang Lee

MAT-AUTOMATION & MANUFACTURING

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr42028 MAT 130 C81 MS1 4 APPLIED IND. ELECTR I - WEB Talal Abdaljalil

1300-1600 M 227 Talal Abdaljalil39071 MAT 135 C81 MS2 4 APPLIED IND. ELECTR II - WEB TBA

1300-1600 M 227 TBA

MATH-MATHEMATICS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44000 MATH 1130G C01 3 SURVEY OF MATHEMATICS 1430-1545 MW 204 April Addington44434 MATH 1130G C71 3 SURVEY OF MATHEMATICS - WEB April Addington26109 MATH 1215 C01 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Note: Students must be enrolled in CRN 41988,

MATH 1217, C01.0800-0945 MW 251 Pradip Aryal

44839 MATH 1215 C02 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Note: Students must be enrolled in MATH 1217, C02, CRN 44841.

1000-1115 TR 204 Eduardo Chappa

44840 MATH 1215 C03 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Note: Students must be enrolled in MATH 1217, C03, CRN 44842.


31116 MATH 1215 C71 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA - WEB Yaxi Zhao40374 MATH 1215 C72 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA - WEB Yaxi Zhao41988 MATH 1217 C01 1 GEN SUPPL INSTR I Note: Students must be enrolled in CRN 26109,

MATH 1215, C01.0946-1021 MW 251 Pradip Aryal

44841 MATH 1217 C02 1 GEN SUPPL INSTR I Note: Students must be enrolled in MATH 1215, C02, CRN 44839.


44842 MATH 1217 C03 1 GEN SUPPL INSTR I Note: Students must be enrolled in MATH 1215, C03, CRN 44840.


35185 MATH 1220G C01 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 1000-1115 MW 204 Yaxi Zhao43997 MATH 1220G C11 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 1730-1845 TR 251 TBA26099 MATH 1220G C71 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA - WEB Pradip Aryal26100 MATH 1220G C72 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA - WEB Pradip Aryal38557 MATH 1250G C71 4 TRIG & PRE-CALC - WEB Yaxi Zhao26103 MATH 1350G C71 3 INTRO TO STAT - WEB April Addington26108 MATH 1430G C71 3 APPLICATIONS OF CALC I - WEB William Finley44843 MATH 1511G C01 4 CALCULUS I 1000-1140 MW 150 Eduardo Chappa44844 MATH 1521G C01 4 CALCULUS II 0800-0940 MW 204 Eduardo Chappa43998 MATH 2134G C11 3 FUND ELEM MATH II 1730-1845 MW 204 April Addington

MGMT-MANAGEMENT

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr33273 MGMT 2110 C71 MS2 3 PRINCIPLES OF MANGEMENT - WEB Robert Lopez43987 MGMT 2110 C72 3 PRINCIPLES OF MANGEMENT - WEB Jon Strahan

MKTG-MARKETING

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40466 MKTG 2110 C71 MS2 3 PRINCIPALS OF MARKETING - WEB Juliana Thompson

MUSC-MUSIC

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr29496 MUSC 1110G C71 3 MUSIC APPRECIATION: JAZZ - WEB Hristina Blagoeva43657 MUSC 1110G C72 MS2 3 MUSIC APPRECIATION: JAZZ - WEB Hristina Blagoeva27504 MUSC 1130G C71 3 WESTERN MUSIC - WEB Hristina Blagoeva

NA - NURSING ASSISTANT

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr34789 NA 101 C54 SC 6 NURS AIDE THRY & LAB Note: Class will meet January 24 through

February 4 from 8:30am to 4:00 pm in Room 423. Clinicals TBD. ATTENDANCE ISMANDATORY.

0830-1600 MTWR 423 Sandra Florez

34870 NA 101 C55 SC 6 NURS AIDE THRY & LAB Note: Class will meet February 21 through March 4 from 8:30am to 4:00pm in Room 423. ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY.

0830-1600 MTWR 423 Sandra Florez

40371 NA 115 C01 6 Phlebotomist Technician Note: 100 clinical rotation hours will be completed the second half of the semester. After registration, contact Savannah Kelly-Bateman in the Allied Health building to pick up your required Clinical Clearance Packet. Email Savannah at [email protected] or call (575-234-9308) to set up an appointment. This must be done prior to the first day of class on January

1300-1700 F Lorna Dela Cruz

1400-1730 W 423 Lorna Dela Cruz

NGEC-NATURAL GAS ENGINE COMP

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr42030 NGEC 175 C81 MS2 4 NATURAL GAS COMP TECH I 0800-1005 W 227 Osvaldo Orozco

- WEB Osvaldo Orozco

NURS-NURSING

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44025 NURS 150 C01 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 1000-1115 TR 202 Erin Kuh26258 NURS 150 C71 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY - WEB Pamela Titus26284 NURS 155 C01 2 SPECIAL TOPICS 1000-1159 R 424 Ashley Childs41357 NURS 155 C02 1 SPECIAL TOPICS 1145-1245 R 425 Tori Warrior40482 NURS 157 C01 8 MTNL/CHLD HLTH DVTNS TBA TBA 424 Pamela Titus

0800-1130 MTWF 424 Pamela Titus44026 NURS 210 C02 1 PHARM REQ OF CHLD FAM 0830-0950 R 424 Dianne Hardin44027 NURS 212 C02 1 PHARM REQ CMPLX DEV 1015-1140 R 425 Dianne Hardin26310 NURS 256 C01 8 HEALTH DEVIATIONS II 0900-1159 MTWF 425 Gina Zuniga

- 425 Gina Zuniga26311 NURS 260 C01 2 MGT PATIENTS W/HLTH DEV 0830-1000 R 425 Gina Zuniga

NUTR-NUTRITION

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40373 NUTR 2110 C71 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - WEB Erin Kuh

OATS-OFFICE ADMIN TECH SYSTEMS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr31222 OATS 106 C71 3 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS - WEB Lisbeth Ragona37262 OATS 110 C71 3 RECORDS MANAGEMENT - WEB TBA44028 OATS 150 C01 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 1000-1115 TR 202 Erin Kuh43335 OATS 191 C71 MS1 3 MINUTE TAKING - WEB Bright Borkorm45144 OATS 202 C71 3 KEYBRDNG DOCMNT PRODCTN - WEB TBA37375 OATS 228 C71 3 MEDICAL INS BILLING - WEB Kyandra Fox43986 OATS 270 C71 MS1 3 OAT CAPSTONE - WEB TBA

OECS-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr37273 OECS 128 C71 3 OPR SYSTMS-LINUX/UNIX - WEB TBA43985 OECS 128 C72 MS1 3 OPR SYSTMS-LINUX/UNIX - WEB TBA35667 OECS 215 C71 3 SPRDSHT APPLCTNS - WEB Norma McKenzie43584 OECS 215 C72 MS2 3 SPRDSHT APPLCTNS - WEB Fuad Mohamed37272 OECS 220 C71 3 DATABASE APLCTN/DSGN - WEB Shane Stailey43984 OECS 220 C72 MS2 3 DATABASE APLCTN/DSGN - WEB TBA45145 OECS 250 C71 SYSTEM ANALYSIS I - WEB TBA43835 OECS 261 C71 MS2 3 INTRO TO NETWORKS - WEB TBA

OEET- ELECTRICAL TRADES

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr43981 OEET 110 C82 MS2 4 BSC ELCTRCTY/ELCTRNCS 1000-1100 M 226 TBA

- WEB TBA

OETS-TECHNICAL STUDIES

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr43983 OETS 100 C71 2 INDSTRL/CNSTRCTN SFTY - WEB Talal Abdaljalil41394 OETS 118 C71 3 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS - WEB Talal Abdaljalil43982 OETS 118 C81 MS2 3 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS - WEB Talal Abdaljalil

0900-1000 T 226 Talal Abdaljalil

PHED-PHYSICAL EDUCATION

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr42015 PHED 1910 C51 SC 1 OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE Note: Orientation will be Thursday, February 10,

2022 from 5:30 pm to 7: 30 pm in Room 106, includes a hike up the Ocotillo Trail.

1730-1930 R 106 William Weston

Field Trip will be Saturday, February 13, 2022 from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm.

0700-1700 S NCR William Weston

PHIL-PHILOSOPHY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr42010 PHIL 1120G C71 3 LOGIC, REASON, & CRTCL THINK - WEB TBA

PHLS-PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44010 PHLS 1110G C72 MS1 3 PERSONAL HEALTH & WELLNESS - WEB Gina Zuniga

PHYS-PHYSICS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40255 PHYS 1115G C71 4 SURV OF PHYS WITH LAB - WEB Yiqun Huang44077 PHYS 1230G C71 3 ALGEBRA-BASED PHYSICS I 1300-1430 M WEB Jamil Al-Nouman44076 PHYS 1230L C71 1 ALGEBRA-BASED PHYSICS I LAB - WEB Jamil Al-Nouman

POLS-POLITICAL SCIENCE

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40410 POLS 1120G C72 3 AMER NATIONAL GOVT - WEB Juan Armijo

PSYC-PSYCHOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44003 PSYC 1110G C01 3 INTRO TO PSYC 1000-1115 MW 250 Jalal Hamedi44004 PSYC 1110G C02 3 INTRO TO PSYC 0830-0945 TR 251 Jalal Hamedi26755 PSYC 1110G C71 3 INTRO TO PSYC - WEB Felecia Cantwell44009 PSYC 1110G C74 3 INTRO TO PSYC - WEB Jalal Hamedi44017 PSYC 1110G C75 3 INTRO TO PSYC Note: This is an ALP section. Students also to

enroll in CCDR 1110 N, C11, CRN 44435.- WEB Jalal Hamedi

44008 PSYC 2230 C72 MS2 3 PSYC OF ADJUSTMENT - WEB TBA

SOCI-SOCIOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44005 SOCI 1110G C01 3 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 1000-1115 TR 151 Jalal Hamedi44006 SOCI 1110G C02 3 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 0830-0945 MW 250 Jalal Hamedi44007 SOCI 2240 C72 MS2 3 SOCI OF INTI RELATIONS & FAM - WEB Celina Bryant

40464 SOCI 2310G C72 3 CONTEM SOCIAL PROBLEMS - WEB Jalal Hamedi

SPAN-SPANISH

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr44019 SPAN 1110 C51 MS1 4 SPANISH I 1000-1140 MW 202 Chang Lee36349 SPAN 1110 C71 MS1 4 SPANISH I - WEB Chang Lee44020 SPAN 1120 C51 MS2 4 SPANISH II 1000-1140 MW 202 Chang Lee31491 SPAN 1120 C71 MS2 4 SPANISH II - WEB Chang Lee

SURG-SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr40513 SURG 120 C01 MS1 4 SURG TECH CLINICAL I 0630-1530 MTWR NCR TBA41948 SURG 155 C71 MS2 2 PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE SURG TECH - WEB TBA45142 SURG 160 C12 6 SURG PROCEDURES II 0900-1400 F 423 TBA37164 SURG 260 C51 MS2 4 SURG TECH CLINICAL II 0630-1530 MTWR TBA

WELD-WELDING TECHNOLOGY

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr39075 WELD 105 C01 3 INTRDN TO WELDING 0800-1030 T 225 Christopher King26130 WELD 115 C41 6 STRCTRL WELDING II 0800-1300 S 225 Christopher King31505 WELD 150 C11 3 PIPE WELDING II 1700-1815 TR 225 Christopher King26134 WELD 151 C11 3 INDUSTR PIPE WLDNG II 1845-2000 TR 225 Christopher King34217 WELD 180 C61 3 GTAW II 1845-2000 MW 225 Christopher King34619 WELD 211 C11 6 WELDER QUALIFICATION 1600-2100 F 225 Christopher King34438 WELD 295 C61 3 SPECIAL TOPICS 1700-1815 MW 225 Christopher King

Note: Regarding online classes, the federal government now says that for an online student to receivefederal aid, that student must complete an assignment to be considered "attending." The assignmentcould be as simple as a question.

ACCT-ACCOUNTING CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

43992 ACCT 200 C71 3 A SURVEY OF ACCT - WEB Rebecca Hancock43582 ACCT 2110 C71 3 PRINCIPLES OF ACCT I - WEB Rebecca Hancock43583 ACCT 2120 C71 MS2 3 PRINCIPLES OF ACCT II - WEB Rebecca Hancock AHS-ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCE CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

31340 AHS 202 C71 3 LGL/ETHCL HLTH CARE - WEB Destinee Williams ANTH-ANTHROPOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44015 ANTH 1115G C72 3 INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY - WEB Brittany Porter ARTH-ART HISTORY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

32752 ARTH 1115G C71 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - WEB Deborah Moore40392 ARTH 1115G C72 MS2 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - WEB Deborah Moore43791 ARTH 1115G C74 MS2 3 ORIENTATION IN ART - WEB Deborah Moore ASTR-ASTRONOMY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

35165 ASTR 1115G C71 4 INTRO ASTRO (LEC/LAB) - WEB Jesse Huguley41042 ASTR 1115G U10 4 INTRO ASTRO (LEC/LAB) - WEB Jesse Huguley31291 ASTR 1120G C71 4 THE PLANETS - WEB Jesse Huguley BCIS-BUSINESS COMPUTER SYSTEMS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

26156 BCIS 1110 C71 3 INTRO TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB Julia Montoya26160 BCIS 1110 C72 3 INTRO TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB Fuad Mohamed26162 BCIS 1110 C73 MS2 3 INTRO TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB Fuad Mohamed BFIN-BUSINESS FINANCE CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

43994 BFIN 2110 C71 3 INTRO TO FINANCE - WEB Humberto Morales BIOL-BIOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40283 BIOL 1120G C72 3 HUMAN BIOLOGY - WEB Ashley Hernandez35168 BIOL 1120G C73 3 HUMAN BIOLOGY - WEB Autumn Reid44083 BIOL 1120G C74 3 HUMAN BIOLOGY - WEB Ronald Girmus44794 BIOL 1120L C71 1 HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB - WEB Ronald Girmus40284 BIOL 1120L C72 1 HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB - WEB Ashley Hernandez44082 BIOL 1120L C74 1 HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB - WEB Autumn Reid41963 BIOL 2110G C71 3 CELL & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY - WEB Richard Wiedenmann28638 BIOL 2210 C71 4 HUMN ANTMY & PHYS I (HLTH SCI) - WEB Ronald Girmus44070 BIOL 2210 C81 4 HUMN ANTMY & PHYS I (HLTH SCI) 1300-153W 210 Richard Wiedenmann

- WEB Richard Wiedenmann26084 BIOL 2225 C71 4 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II - WEB Ronald Girmus26081 BIOL 2225 C72 4 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II 1330-160T WEB Jaime Farrow37925 BIOL 2310 C71 3 MICROBIOLOGY - WEB Ronald Girmus44795 BIOL 2310L C71 1 MICROBIOLOGY LAB - WEB Ronald Girmus

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITYSpring 2022 Class Schedule

35166 BIOL 2610G C71 3 BIODIVERSITY, ECOLOGY&EVOL - WEB Autumn Reid44081 BIOL 2610L C72 1 BIODIVERSITY, ECOLOGY&EVOL LAB - WEB Autumn Reid BLAW-BUSINESS LAW CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

38846 BLAW 2110 C71 MS2 3 BUSINESS LAW I - WEB Lisbeth Ragona43991 BLAW 2110 C72 3 BUSINESS LAW I - WEB Evangeline Wilkes BLED-BILINGUAL EDUCATION CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

43116 BLED 1110 C71 MS2 3 INTRO BIL ED/ESL - WEB Jennifer Hess Martin39501 BLED 2110 C71 3 BILINGUAL METHODS - WEB Jennifer Hess Martin BMGT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

38624 BMGT 150 C71 3 INCOME TAXATION - WEB Rebecca Hancock45143 BMGT 280 C71 3 INTRO TO HUMAN RESOURCES - WEB Bright Borkorm43990 BMGT 287 C71 3 INTRO TO EXPORT/IMPORT - WEB Shane Stailey40344 BMGT 290 C71 3 APPL BUS CAPSTONE - WEB Evangeline Wilkes BUSA-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

31336 BUSA 1110 C71 MS1 3 INTRO TO BUSINESS - WEB Lisbeth Ragona26178 BUSA 1110 C72 3 INTRO TO BUSINESS - WEB Jon Strahan39546 BUSA 1110 C73 MS2 3 INTRO TO BUSINESS - WEB Jon Strahan CCDM-DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

28637 CCDM 114 N C71 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS - WEB Pradip Aryal33108 CCDM 114 N C72 4 ALGEBRA SKILLS - WEB Pradip Aryal CCDS-DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr



1730-182TR WEB Patricia Biebelle



CEPY-COUNSELING & ED. PSY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

28614 CEPY 1120G C71 3 HUMAN GROWTH & BEHAVIOR - WEB John Vacca44023 CEPY 1120G C75 3 HUMAN GROWTH & BEHAVIOR - WEB Felecia Cantwell44022 CEPY 1120G C76 MS2 3 HUMAN GROWTH & BEHAVIOR - WEB John Vacca32263 CEPY 2110 C71 3 LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM - WEB John Vacca CHEM-CHEMISTRY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40254 CHEM 1120G C72 4 INTRO CHEM LEC+LAB (NON-MAJOR) - WEB Talal Abdaljalil44080 CHEM 1215G C71 4 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I - General

Chemistry I Lecture and Laboratory for STEM Majors

- WEB Yiqun Huang

26089 CHEM 1225G C71 4 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II - WEB Yiqun Huang44079 CHEM 1225G C72 4 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II - General

Chemistry II Lecture and Laboratory for STEM Majors

- WEB Talal Abdaljalil

44078 CHEM 2120 C71 3 INTEGRATED ORG CHEM & BIOCHEM - WEB Yiqun Huang CJUS-CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40463 CJUS 1110G C73 3 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - WEB John Vacca

44014 CJUS 1110G C75 3 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE - WEB Felecia Cantwell26043 CJUS 2150 C71 3 CORRECTIONS SYSTEM - WEB Scott Garland44013 CJUS 2220 C76 3 AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMNT SYSTEM - WEB Scott Garland

COMM-COMMUNICATION CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

39060 COMM 1115G C71 MS1 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION - WEB Ruth Martin26023 COMM 1115G C72 MS2 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION - WEB Karla Flowers40399 COMM 1115G C73 3 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION - WEB Vicki Nisbett39059 COMM 1130G C71 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING - WEB Vicki Nisbett42039 COMM 1130G C72 MS2 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING - WEB Ruth Martin ECED-EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40402 ECED 1110 C71 3 CHLD GRWTH DEVLP & LEARNING - WEB Hongxia Zhao44024 ECED 1130 C72 3 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY COLLAB - WEB Hongxia Zhao44021 ECED 2110 C71 2 PROFESSIONALISM - WEB Hongxia Zhao39067 ECED 2115 C71 3 INTRO TO LANG, LIT & READING - WEB Hongxia Zhao42022 ECED 2130 C71 3 CURR DEV & IMP: AGE 3-GR 3 - WEB Hongxia Zhao42023 ECED 2131 C71 2 CURR DEV & IMP: AGE 3-GR 3 PRC - WEB Hongxia Zhao ECON-ECONOMICS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

28705 ECON 2110G C71 3 MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES - WEB Jon Strahan38436 ECON 2110G C72 3 MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES - WEB Aderemi Adedokun43989 ECON 2110G C73 3 MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES - WEB Clifford Stroud26877 ECON 2120G C71 3 MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES - WEB Jon Strahan38437 ECON 2120G C72 MS2 3 MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES - WEB Jon Strahan43988 ECON 2120G C73 3 MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES - WEB Clifford Stroud EDLT-EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

43114 EDLT 2110 C71 MS2 3 INTEGRATE TECH WITH TEACHING - WEB Hongxia Zhao EDUC-EDUCATION CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

42012 EDUC 2710 C71 3 PRE-TEACHER PREP Note: May be repeated up to two times for a maximum of 6 credits.

- WEB John Vacca

ENGL-ENGLISH CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

22032 ENGL 1110G C71 MS1 4 COMPOSITION I - WEB Robin Korody41955 ENGL 1110G C72 MS2 4 COMPOSITION I - WEB Robin Korody37181 ENGL 1110G C77 4 COMPOSITION I Note: This is an ALP Section. Student must

enroll in CCDS 113N C84, CRN 44097.1730-191MW WEB Patricia Biebelle

22029 ENGL 1110G C78 4 COMPOSITION I 1730-191MW WEB Patricia Biebelle22037 ENGL 2210G C71 MS2 3 PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL COMM:

SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL - WEB Lacy Davis

44094 ENGL 2210G C75 MS1 3 PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL COMM: Science and Technical

- WEB Lacy Davis


- WEB Robin Korody


- WEB Robin Korody





40400 ENGL 2310G C71 3 INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING 1430-154TR WEB Patricia Biebelle39058 ENGL 2382 C71 3 PRNC STORY ACROSS THE MEDIA Note: Cross listed with FDMA 2382. 1300-141TR WEB Lacy Davis ENVS-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

45149 ENVS 1110G C81 4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE I - WEB Richard Wiedenmann

1000-123W 232 Richard Wiedenmann33953 ENVS 1110G C71 4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE I - WEB Richard Wiedenmann

FDMA-FILM & DIGITAL MEDIA CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44092 FDMA 1360 C71 3 WEB DESIGN I - WEB Scott Conard44091 FDMA 1710 C71 3 2D ANIMATION - WEB Scott Conard FYEX-FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

26860 FYEX 1110 C71 3 FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR - WEB Luz Moreno39142 FYEX 1110 C72 MS2 3 FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR - WEB Freddy Espino GEOG-GEOGRAPHY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44012 GEOG 1120G C77 3 WRLD REG GEOG - WEB Faraj Aboargob41104 GEOG 1130G C71 3 HMN GEOG - WEB Faraj Aboargob GEOL-GEOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

36582 GEOL 1110G C71 4 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 1630-190R 232 Hannah VanScotter - WEB Hannah VanScotter

HIST-HISTORY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40408 HIST 1110G C71 3 U.S.A. HIST I - WEB Frankie Miller44011 HIST 1140G C72 3 WORLD HIST II - WEB Juan Armijo40407 HIST 1160G C71 MS2 3 WESTERN CIV II - WEB Jose Aranda HIT-HEALTH INFO TECHNOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

31304 HIT 158 C71 3 ADVANCED MED TERM - WEB Erin Kuh32310 HIT 221 C71 3 INTERNSHIP I - WEB Kyandra Fox34537 HIT 228 C71 3 MED INSURANCE BILLING - WEB Kyandra Fox33935 HIT 258 C71 3 MEDICAL CODING II - WEB Kyandra Fox32307 HIT 268 C71 3 HEALTH INFO SYSTEMS - WEB Destinee Williams HMSV-HUMAN SERVICES CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44016 HMSV 2110 C72 3 CASE MANAGEMENT - WEB Celina Bryant LING-LINGUISTICS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40404 LING 2110G C71 3 INTRO TO STUDY OF LANG & LING - WEB Chang Lee MATH-MATHEMATICS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44434 MATH 1130G C71 3 SURVEY OF MATHEMATICS - WEB April Addington31116 MATH 1215 C71 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA - WEB Yaxi Zhao40374 MATH 1215 C72 3 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA - WEB Yaxi Zhao26099 MATH 1220G C71 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA - WEB Pradip Aryal26100 MATH 1220G C72 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA - WEB Pradip Aryal38557 MATH 1250G C71 4 TRIG & PRE-CALC - WEB Yaxi Zhao26103 MATH 1350G C71 3 INTRO TO STAT - WEB April Addington26108 MATH 1430G C71 3 APPLICATIONS OF CALC I - WEB William Finley

MGMT-MANAGEMENT CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

33273 MGMT 2110 C71 MS2 3 PRINCIPLES OF MANGEMENT - WEB Robert Lopez43987 MGMT 2110 C72 3 PRINCIPLES OF MANGEMENT - WEB Jon Strahan MKTG-MARKETING CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40466 MKTG 2110 C71 MS2 3 PRINCIPALS OF MARKETING - WEB Juliana Thompson MUSC-MUSIC CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

29496 MUSC 1110G C71 3 MUSIC APPRECIATION: JAZZ - WEB Hristina Blagoeva43657 MUSC 1110G C72 MS2 3 MUSIC APPRECIATION: JAZZ - WEB Hristina Blagoeva27504 MUSC 1130G C71 3 WESTERN MUSIC - WEB Hristina Blagoeva NURS-NURSING CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

26258 NURS 150 C71 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY - WEB Pamela Titus NUTR-NUTRITION CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40373 NUTR 2110 C71 3 HUMAN NUTRITION - WEB Erin Kuh OATS-OFFICE ADMIN TECH SYSTEMS CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

31222 OATS 106 C71 3 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS - WEB Lisbeth Ragona37262 OATS 110 C71 3 RECORDS MANAGEMENT - WEB TBA43335 OATS 191 C71 MS1 3 MINUTE TAKING - WEB Bright Borkorm45144 OATS 202 C71 3 KEYBOARDING DOCUMENT

PRODUCTION- WEB TBA

37375 OATS 228 C71 3 MEDICAL INS BILLING - WEB Kyandra Fox43986 OATS 270 C71 MS1 3 OAT CAPSTONE - WEB TBA OECS-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

37273 OECS 128 C71 3 OPR SYSTMS-LINUX/UNIX - WEB TBA43985 OECS 128 C72 MS1 3 OPR SYSTMS-LINUX/UNIX - WEB TBA35667 OECS 215 C71 3 SPRDSHT APPLCTNS - WEB Norma McKenzie43584 OECS 215 C72 MS2 3 SPRDSHT APPLCTNS - WEB Fuad Mohamed37272 OECS 220 C71 3 DATABASE APLCTN/DSGN - WEB Shane Stailey43984 OECS 220 C72 MS2 3 DATABASE APLCTN/DSGN - WEB TBA45145 OECS 250 C71 3 SYSTEM ANALYSIS I - WEB TBA43835 OECS 261 C71 MS2 3 INTRO TO NETWORKS - WEB TBA OETS-TECHNICAL STUDIES CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

43983 OETS 100 C71 2 INDSTRL/CNSTRCTN SFTY - WEB Talal Abdaljalil41394 OETS 118 C71 3 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS - WEB Talal Abdaljalil PHIL-PHILOSOPHY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

42010 PHIL 1120G C71 3 LOGIC, REASON, & CRTCL THINK - WEB TBA PHLS-PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44010 PHLS 1110G C72 MS1 3 PERSONAL HEALTH & WELLNESS - WEB Gina Zuniga PHYS-PHYSICS

CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

40255 PHYS 1115G C71 4 SURV OF PHYS WITH LAB - WEB Yiqun Huang44077 PHYS 1230G C71 3 ALGEBRA-BASED PHYSICS I 1300-143M WEB Jamil Al-Nouman44076 PHYS 1230L C71 1 ALGEBRA-BASED PHYSICS I LAB - WEB Jamil Al-Nouman POLS-POLITICAL SCIENCE CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

37311 POLS 1120G C21 3 AMER NATIONAL GOVT - WEB Juan Armijo40410 POLS 1120G C72 3 AMER NATIONAL GOVT - WEB Juan Armijo PSYC-PSYCHOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

26755 PSYC 1110G C71 3 INTRO TO PSYC - WEB Felecia Cantwell44009 PSYC 1110G C74 3 INTRO TO PSYC - WEB Jalal Hamedi44017 PSYC 1110G C75 3 INTRO TO PSYC Note: This is an ALP section. Students also to

enroll in CCDR 1110 N, C11, CRN 44435.- WEB Jalal Hamedi

44008 PSYC 2230 C72 MS2 3 PSYC OF ADJUSTMENT - WEB TBA SOCI-SOCIOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

44007 SOCI 2240 C72 MS2 3 SOCI OF INTI RELATIONS & FAM - WEB Celina Bryant40464 SOCI 2310G C72 3 CONTEM SOCIAL PROBLEMS - WEB Jalal Hamedi SPAN-SPANISH CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

36349 SPAN 1110 C71 MS1 4 SPANISH I - WEB Chang Lee31491 SPAN 1120 C71 MS2 4 SPANISH II - WEB Chang Lee SURG-SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY CRN CRS SEC POT CR TITLE NOTES TIME DAY RM Instr

41948 SURG 155 C71 MS2 2 PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE SURG TECH - WEB TBA

spring 2022 class schedule

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