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MATH 095-L1
This class is part of a Learning Community. It is paired with LRNS 095-L1
MATH 095-91
Note: See LRNS 096-91 for support and increased instruction time.
Math 096-15
PC-Based Course: Taught in a computer lab environment with individual attention from the instructor. Course content is delivered through the Internet. Student will need to purchase the boxed set of book and software at the bookstore, that utilizes Prentice Hall Interactive Math Computer Based Instruction. Contact Gordon DeSpain at 566-3769 or despaing@sanjuancollege.edu if you have any questions. Student should login into a computer on campus before the first day of class to check that their username and password are working correctly. Contact Computer Help Desk (566-3266) if you have any problems logging in.
MATH 096-91
Note: See LRNS 096-91 for support and increased instruction time.
MATH 114-61
Web Course: Take a math course that fits into your busy schedule. Content is delivered through the Internet. Contact Chris Baade at 566-3434 or baadec@sanjuancollege.edu if you have any questions. Student must attend an orientation on Thursday, January 5th at 6:00 p.m. in Room 1739.
MATH 115-61
PC Based Course: Taught in a computer lab environment with individual attention from the instructor. Course content is delivered through the Internet. Student will need to purchase the boxed set of book and software at the bookstore, that utilizes Prentice Hall Interactive Math Computer Based Instruction. Contact Gordon DeSpain at 566-3769 or despaing@sanjuancollege.edu if you have any questions. Student should login into a computer on campus before the first day of class to check that their username and password are working correctly. Contact Computer Help Desk (566-3266) if you have any problems logging in.
MATH 121-31
Instructor permission required. Contact Jana Wallace at wallacej@sanjuancollege.edu or (505)566-3298.
MATH 130-61
Web Course. Instructor permission required. Contact Jana Wallace at wallacej@sanjuancollege.edu or (505)566-3298.
MATH 185-65 HNRS: College Algebra
Hybrid (Web) Course: This is an Honors Class; students will be required to complete lab assignments that will be done on Maple Software. See Math 185-66 for additional required information including orientation.
MATH 185-65 HNRS: College Algebra
Hybrid (Web) Course: content delivered through the Internet, exams taken at main campus. This is an Honors Class; students will be required to complete lab assignments that will be done on Maple Software. Students may utilize Maple Software at the main campus computer labs or can purchase the software at the bookstore. Students must meet the mandatory prerequisites; required ACCUPLACER test scores or recent successful completion of Math 115, Intermediate Algebra (Math 130, Conceptual Mathematics does not meet this requirement). Students must also have a cumulative GPA of 3.00. Students will need to meet with the instructor prior to registering for the course. Students must attend a 90-minute orientation (mandatory) on Thursday, January 5th at 6:00 P.M. in Room 1922. Students need to purchase box CD software set and Companion Workbook from the bookstore.
MATH 185-66
Hybrid (Web) Course:content delivered through the Internet, exams taken at main campus. Students must meet the mandatory prerequisites; required ACCUPLACER test cores or recent successful completion of Math 115, Intermediate Algebra (Math 130, Conceptual Mathematics does not meet this requirement). Students must also have a cumulative GPA of 3.00. Students must meet with the instructor prior to registering for the course. Students must attend a 90-minute orientation (mandatory) on Thursday,January 5th at 6:00 p.m. in Room 1922.
MATH 215-31
Instructor permission required. Contact Jana Wallace at wallacej@sanjuancollege.edu or (505)566-3298.
The following goes right before the MTRN courses:
For admission to this program. and permission to register for courses, call Sandra Johnson at 505-566-3078. First and second semester MTRN student MUST register for all five of the courses in those series. There is a one-time book cost of $230 due first semester and an equipment cost of $160 due second semester.
MUSI 110-31 Introduction to Music
An introductory study of basic music theory-and an overview of music history, (major composers, and major forms of each period). May be used to fulfill a Humanities requirement.
MUSI 110-51 Introduction to Music
An introductory study of basic music theory-and an overview of music history, (major composers, and major forms of each period). May be used to fulfill a Humanities requirement.
MUSI 111-11 Music History
A broad music history course covering elements, style, forms and composers from the Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and Classical periods.
MUSI 114-51 Fundamentals of Music Theory
An introduction to basic materials and concepts of music theory, melody, harmony, rhythm, form and expression. This course is designed for those with little or no musical training and may be used as a Humanities requirement.
MUSI 131-11 Music Theory II
MUSI 131, 141 and 51 comprise the theory block of study. Music Majors should register for these classes concurrently, or see instructor for advisement.
MUSI 141-11 Sight Sing-Dictation II
MUSI 131, 141 and 51 comprise the theory block of study. Music Majors should register for these classes concurrently, or see instructor for advisement.
MUSI 151-11 Keyboard Harmony II
MUSI 131, 141 and 51 comprise the theory block of study. Music Majors should register for these classes concurrently, or see instructor for advisement.
MUSI 151-31 Keyboard Harmony II
Part of the Theory block of study. Music Majors should register for these classes concurrently, or see instructor for advisement
MUSI 157-31 Class Piano I
Daytime or evening opportunity to learn how to play piano. This class is for individuals with no prior piano experience.
MUSI 157-51 Class Piano I
Daytime or evening opportunity to learn how to play piano. This class is for individuals with no prior piano experience.
MUSI 172-31 Concert Choir
Large choral group. Open enrollment. This class includes performance of all styles of choral music. May be used as an Applies Arts elective.
MUSI 173-31 Chorale
Large choral group. Open enrollment. This class includes performance of all styles of choral music. May be used as an Applies Arts elective.
MUSI 174-31 Vocal Ensemble
ENROLLMENT BY AUDITION ONLY. This is a select performance group who will sing all styles of music; emphasis on country and classic pop.
MUSI 175-51 Audio Amplification
Introduction to sound re-enforcement and recording techniques. Includes hands on experience with sound systems in various music recording and performance situations. This course is a prerequisite to Digital Audio Recording, MUSI 275.
MUSI 180-51 Concert Band
Performance ensemble including both students and community members. A broad repertoire of performance styles are exposed and presented in a concert at the end of each semester.
MUSI 182-51 Jazz Ensemble
Performance ensemble exploring a wide range of jazz styles from swing to fusion.
MUSI 184-51 Orchestra
Full symphony orchestra dedicated to performing major works from standard orchestral repertoire. Minimum of high school level of playing ability required.
MUSI 187-71 AMPU: Jazz Combo
Includes all styles of pop and country music, stylization, chart-reading development of melody and rhythm patterns, and improvisation.
MUSI 190-31 Computers in Music
An introductory study of computer applications in music. Topics include: sequencing, music notation, and MIDI set up through the use of computers and MIDI keyboards.
MUSI 275-51 Digital Audio Recording
Digital Recording techniques and use of computer music editing software. Prerequisite: Audio Amplification, MUSI 175
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