Description: This course introduces sociology concepts, skills, and tools to actively analyze and engage problems facing a variety of clients and organizations including business, government, religion, and other community agencies and groups. Participants employ sociological perspective and tools to identify, investigate, and actively seek solutions to issues of structure, process, and social change.

Description: Explores issues surrounding safety in a cargo warehouse environment and how to avoid unsafe situations. Course topics include an overview of workplace safety, the role of OSHA, material handling and storage, hazardous materials, dock safety, hand truck/pallet jack use, forklift operation, manual handling/lifting of materials, and fire safety.

Description: Advanced algorithms and programming concepts are emphasized, with special attention to abstract data types and their role in software development. Topics include stacks, queues, linked lists, recursion, trees and file manipulation.

Description: A multidisciplinary survey of physical, chemical, meteorological, biological, and geographical aspects of oceans. Examples of oceanographic phenomena are considered, and topics include waves, currents, tides, chemistry of seawater, ecosystems and life in oceans and estuaries, plate tetonics, marine sediments, and discussions of environmental trends and problems.

Description: An introduction to applied design and layout procedures used in the graphic arts industry. Topics include typographical design, printer's measurements, copy processing and illustration techniques. This course includes an online lab and introduces thumbnails, roughs, and comprehensive layouts with emphasis on design and professional display techniques.

Description: Topics include basic elements of the UNIX/LINUX operating system, sending and receiving email, hierarchial fiel structure, creating and editing documents, writing shell programs and providing system security. Hands-on experience with a multi-user UNIX/LINUX system is provided.

Description: This online course is designed for faculty and instructors who want to emphasize interactive learning on assessment-related topics and develop strategies to improve student learning.

Description: Analyze the media communication process, review various media formats, and evaluate production processes. Online lab experiences include graphics, PowerPoint sound/slide presentations, and video editing projects.