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BCC to Hold Fall Registration Session - August 15, 2008
Berkshire Community College will hold an advising and registration session at the Intermodal Education Center in downtown Pittsfield on Wednesday, Aug. 27, from 4:30 to 6.
This session is only for the five credit courses shown below that will meet at the downtown facility during BCC’s fall semester which begins Sept. 2 and ends Dec. 22. Advising and registration for all other BCC credit courses must be made through the college’s Academic Advising Center on the main campus at 1350 West Street.
BCC credit courses to be held at the Intermodal Education Center, located on the second floor of the BRTA building on the corner of North Street and Columbus Avenue, include the following:
“Juvenile Justice Process” (CRJ 125) focuses on delinquency theories and the treatment of juveniles in the criminal justice system. Classes meet on Monday from 3:45 to 6:45.
“Introductory Psychology” (PSY 107) is a traditional basic course in psychology. Topics include research methods and experimental design, biology and behavior, development, learning, and conditioning. Intelligence and memory, sensation and perception, motivation and emotion, theories of personality, abnormal behavior and psychotherapy are also included. Classes meet on Tuesday from 2 to 5.
“Composition I” (ENG-101) introduces the use of library resources and source documentation. Topics include the writing process and thesis, focus, development of a logical sequence of paragraphs, use of supporting examples and specific details, and sentence construction style. Classes meet on Wednesday from 5:30 to 8:30.
“Elementary Algebra I-III” (MAT 028) teaches how to solve and graph linear equations and inequalities, and solve systems of equations Polynomials are introduced. Classes meet on Wednesday from 6 to 9.
“Applied Contemporary Math” (MAT 101) examines various mathematical concepts that focus on solving problems, interpreting data, and applications. Tables, graphs, basic statistics, geometric measures, and consumer mathematics are included. Classes meet on Thursday from 1 to 4.
For more information, or to schedule an optional advising or registration appointment at the Intermodal Education Center, call Phylene Farrell, director of off-campus centers, at 413-236-5201; or 800-816-1233 (in Mass. only), Ext. 5201or 5202. |
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