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ASC 060 English Language and Grammar Skills (1-2 credits)
This course teaches grammar, punctuation, mechanics, spelling, and vocabulary based on individual needs. Emphasis is on grammar and usage in sentence structure. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
ASC 062 Medical Vocabulary (1-2)
Presents medical vocabulary as an introduction or supplement to curricular studies. Emphasis on meaning, structural analysis, pronunciation and spelling. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S)
ASC 067 English as a Second Language (1-2)
Helps students who speak English as a second language to communicate more effectively in daily life. Areas of concentration include speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
ASC 070 Computer Prep (1)
Introduces students to personal computer use. Includes fundamentals of computer systems and basic application of software programs. Prepares students for college computer courses. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
ASC 071 Introduction to Keyboarding (1)
Offers students with no computer experience the opportunity to practice keyboarding and word processing skills. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
ASC 075 College Study Skills (1)
Provides an overview of basic study skills. Includes outlining, note taking, underlining, effective textbook reading and test taking. Also discussed are self-motivational techniques and general study tips. Learning and listening strategies, memory techniques, time management, and cooperative learning are also discussed and practiced. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
ASC 082 Effective Reading (3)
Provides strategies to improve reading efficiency by building vocabulary and improving basic reading, writing, and study skills.
(F, S, Su, O)
ASC 083 Speed Reading (1-2)
Designed to improve reading efficiency by the use of computerized programs and lessons to increase reading rate, while still maintaining good comprehension, and developing greater flexibility of reading speed. (F, S, Su)
ASC 084 Critical Reading (2)
Develops critical reading comprehension and thinking skills through interpretation of selected reading materials. Includes distinguishing between fact and opinion, drawing inferences and conclusions, analyzing the organization of material, and seeing relationships. (F, S, Su, O)
ASC 087 College Writing Prep (3)
This course helps students gain the skills of paragraphing and essay writing needed for college-level composition. Through conferencing, the instructor and student will identify and prioritize writing problems. This course offers a transition to entry-level English composition courses. (F, S, Su, O)
ASC 087L Writing Skills Lab (1)
Writing Skills Lab is a companion course for College Writing Prep. Students will gain grammar and sentence-level writing skills. Students will apply these skills to the College Writing Prep written assignments. (F, S, Su)
ASC 088 Composition Lab (1)
Provides supplemental and developmental instruction for students currently enrolled in an English 110 course. Instruction in grammar and essay writing is based on student need with time allowed for the English course assignments. This course may be repeated when additional English courses are taken. (F, S, Su, O)
ASC 089 Math Companion Lab (1)
To provide supplemental and developmental instruction for students taking any mathematics course. This course is taken the same semester as the required math course. Instruction based on student need with time allowed for application to math course assignments. This course may be repeated when taking another math course. This course may be required due to Compass test results and the course placement policy. (F, S)
ASC 090 Math Prep (2)
This course improves basic math computational skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. Includes a study of percents and application of percents. This course may be required due to Compass test results and the course placement policy. (F, S, Su)
ASC 091 Algebra Prep (2)
This course is designed for students with little or no algebra background who need to prepare for further study in mathematics or who need to review basic algebra concepts. It includes topics such as real numbers, fundamental operations, variables, equations, inequalities and applications. (F, S, Su, O)
ASC 092 Algebra Prep II (2)
This course will examine systems of linear equations and their applications, rules of exponents, scientific notation, polynomials, and factoring. Course may not transfer. Prerequisite: ACT-MATH score of 16-18, appropriate Compass score, or successful completion of ASC 091. (F, S, Su, O)
ASC 093 Algebra Prep III (2)
Properties of the real number system which deal with quadratic and rational expressions and functions. Prerequisite: Placement score or completed ASC 092. (F, S, O)
ASC 095 Pre-Trigonometry (1)
Teaches students how to solve for unknowns of a triangle using trigonometry functions and Law of Sines and Cosines. Discusses polar/rectangular coordinates and graphing. Upon recommendations of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
ASC 096 Pre-Chemistry (1-2)
Teaches elements, AMU, scientific notation, metrics, unit conversions, moles, chemical equations and reactions. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S)
ASC 097 Pre-Anatomy (1-2)
Introduces fundamental concepts involved in the various systems of the human body using videos, microscope slides, computer software and a full-sized human skeleton. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S)
ASC 099 Special Topics (1-9)
A course designed to meet special departmental needs. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit.
ASC 180 Prior Learning Assessment (1)
This course is designed for the adult learner to assemble their knowledge from work experiences, leisure, independent study, etc. into a portfolio for faculty evaluation of potential college academic credits. (O)
ASC 293 Peer Tutor (1-3)
Offers successful students the opportunity to tutor individuals or groups in content areas of instruction in a supervised setting. ASC materials available for support. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
ASC 293A Peer Assistant (1-3)
Trains students who want to share their college success with others needing academic/goal-setting support or note taking assistance. Required attendance at training sessions and at weekly individualized meetings with assigned students. Upon recommendation of the instructor, this course may be repeated for additional credit. (F, S, Su)
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