Semester A self-paced course, CSC 010 is designed for basic reading and spelling skills that include word attack, word structure, sentence sense, main idea and spelling rules. This is an important skill-building course that can influence college success, but does not fulfill degree requirements. Enrollment is recommended based on placement test results. The course also focuses on developing vocabulary skills including contextual clues, synonyms, antonyms and affixes.
Enrollment is recommended based on placement test results.
Basic Mathematics 3 Credits Offered Each Semester MATH 015 is an introduction to operations in the arithmetic of whole numbers, fractions, ratio and proportion, decimals, percents, positive and negative integers, and geometry. The course format includes informal lecture with instructor assistance in a lab setting. Students are assisted in developing arithmetic proficiency in basic computational skill areas required for pre-college level math courses. This course emphasizes learning for critical and efficient reading, including reading for information, following directions, critical reading, checking information, drawing conclusions, vocabulary, and understanding graphics in technical materials. This course offers instruction in academic, personal, and career skills, as well as provides an introduction to campus resources.