Course List
Courses approved for Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) for the 2024 - 2025 Academic Year
ARCHT 085 - Introduction to the LEED Rating System
ARCHT 086 - Project Site Factors
ARCHT 087 - Sustainable Materials and Indoor Environmental Quality
ARCHT 088 - Innovation in Design and Regional Priorities
ARCHT 089 - Green Building Economics
ARCHT 090 - LEED Online Documentation and Processing
ARCHT 091 - Green Building Control Systems and Resource Efficiency
ARCHT 095 - LEED Green Associate Test Preparation
ARCHT 096L - Architectural Drafting CAD Lab
ARCHT 100 - Careers in Architecture, Interior Design and Related Fields
ARCHT 110 - Architectural Drafting
ARCHT 114 - Architecture and Interiors History: Antiquity - Classical Revival
ARCHT 115 - Architecture and Interiors History: Classical Revival - Post Modern
ARCHT 120 - Design I - Elements of Architectural Design
ARCHT 140 - Materials and Methods of Construction
ARCHT 160 - 2-D CAD for Architecture and Interior Design
ARCHT 180 - Codes and Zoning Regulations
ARCHT 190 - Design II - Space Planning
ARCHT 200A - Sustainable Development and Environmental Design
ARCHT 200B - Design III - Environmental Design Lab
ARCHT 220 - Advanced 2-D CAD for Architecture and Interior Design
ARCHT 240 - Architectural Design Portfolio
ARCHT 260 - 3-D Modeling/Rendering for Architecture and Interior Design
ARCHT 270 - Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM)
ARCHT 280 - Design IV- Advanced Architectural Design
ARCHT 290 - Advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM)
ART 125A - Fundamentals of Drawing
ART 140 - Beginning Design: Two-Dimensional Media
CHNESE101 - Elementary Chinese I - Mandarin
CHNESE102 - Elementary Chinese II - Mandarin
CONST 025 - Introduction to Construction Technology
CONST 030 - Carpentry Fundamentals
CONST 032 - Framing and Exterior Finish Carpentry
CONST 034 - Interior Finish Carpentry
CONST 040 - Fundamentals of Masonry Construction
CONST 050 - Fundamentals of Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Construction
CONST 060 - Concrete Construction Technology
CONST 101 - Introduction to Construction and Construction Engineering
CONST 102 - Construction Management Principles
CONST 103 - Blue Print Reading for Construction
CONST 104 - The Construction Process - Planning and Scheduling
CONST 105 - Construction Estimating Principles
CONST 106 - Survey of Construction Contracts and Laws
CONST 108 - Introduction to Construction Inspection and Codes
CONST 109 - California Building Code
CONST 120 - California Mechanical Code
CONST 122 - Plumbing Systems and the Plumbing Code
CULARTS 050 - Knife Skills
CULARTS 055 - Culinary Safety and Sanitation
CYBR 241 - Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
ENGR 110 - Introduction to Engineering Graphics with AutoCAD
ENGR 114 - Solids Modeling for Mechanical Drafting
ESYST 101 - Basic Electronics
FRNCH 101 - Elementary French I
FRNCH 102 - Elementary French II
FRNCH 150 - Beginning Conversational French
FRNCH 201 - Intermediate French I
FRNCH 202 - Intermediate French II
GERMAN 101 - Elementary German I
GERMAN 102 - Elementary German II
GIS 101 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
HLHSCI 046 - Emergency Medical Responder
HOSP 150 - Introduction to Hotel/Resort Operations
HOSP 210 - Hotel and Restaurant Law
HOSP 220 - Restaurant Operations
HOSP 235 - Hotel and Restaurant Sales & Marketing
HOSP 245 - Hotel Restaurant Supervision and Guest Relations
ID 084 - Digital Illustration for Architecture and Interior Design
ID 090 - Home Staging and Visual Merchandising
ID 096L - Interior Design Lab
ID 100 - Careers in Architecture, Interior Design and Related Fields
ID 101A - Introduction to Interior Design
ID 101B - Introduction to Interior Design Lab
ID 102 - Applied Color for Designers
ID 104 - Rapid Visualization and Perspective Illustration
ID 105 - Introduction to Production Design
ID 106 - Trade Resources for TV, Film, and Theatre
ID 110 - Architectural Drafting
ID 111 - Kitchen and Bath Design
ID 113 - Interior Design Materials and Specifications
ID 114 - Architecture and Interiors History: Antiquity - Classical Revival
ID 115 - Architecture and Interiors History: Classical Revival - Post Modern
ID 117 - Lighting Design
ID 190 - Design II - Space Planning
ID 207 - Residential Design
ID 211 - Advanced Kitchen and Bath Design
ID 217 - Advanced Residential Interior Design Studio
ID 240 - Interior Design Portfolio
ID 295 - Professional Practices for Interior Design
ITAL 101 - Elementary Italian I
ITAL 102 - Elementary Italian II
ITAL 150 - Conversational Italian
KPET 120 - Emergency Procedures
KPET 212 - Sports Medicine Clinical Experience
LETECH 160 - Computer Forensics
LETECH 180 - Digital Photography in Law Enforcement
LETECH 190 - Electronic Surveillance and Tracking
LETECH 195 - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) in Public Safety
MUSIC 090L - Electronic Music Lab
MUSIC 100 - Fundamentals of Music
MUSIC 101 - Musicianship Skills I
MUSIC 102 - Musicianship Skills II
MUSIC 103 - Musicianship Skills III
MUSIC 104 - Musicianship Skills IV
MUSIC 105 - Music Appreciation
MUSIC 106 - Development of Jazz
MUSIC 107 - History of Rock & Roll
MUSIC 108 - World Music
MUSIC 109 - History of Hip Hop Music and Culture
MUSIC 112 - Music History
MUSIC 116 - Performance Ensembles for Music Theater
MUSIC 118 - Popular Songwriting
MUSIC 120A - Tonal Harmony I
MUSIC 120B - Tonal Harmony II
MUSIC 125 - Studies in Music Composition
MUSIC 126 - Pop & Jazz Theory
MUSIC 127 - Orchestration for Strings and Woodwinds
MUSIC 128 - Orchestration for Brass, Percussion, and Harp
MUSIC 131 - Keyboard Instruction I
MUSIC 132 - Keyboard Instruction II
MUSIC 137A - Introduction to Sibelius
MUSIC 137B - Intermediate Sibelius
MUSIC 140 - Vocal Development for Popular Music
MUSIC 141 - Voice Development: From Baroque to Contemporary
MUSIC 142 - Electronic Music Composition
MUSIC 146 - Electronic Music for the Stage
MUSIC 151 - Jazz Improvisation
MUSIC 153 - Studio Jazz Esemble
MUSIC 154 - Live Sound Reinforcement
MUSIC 155 - Introduction to Audio Production
MUSIC 156 - Recording Studio Techniques I
MUSIC 157 - Recording Studio Techniques II
MUSIC 159 - Music Production and Scoring for Film/TV/New Media
MUSIC 160 - Guitar Studies I
MUSIC 161 - Guitar Studies II
MUSIC 162 - Guitar Ensemble
MUSIC 165 - Symphony of The Canyons
MUSIC 167 - Jazz Guitar Studies I
MUSIC 168 - Jazz Guitar Studies II
MUSIC 170 - Bass Guitar Studies I
MUSIC 171 - Bass Guitar Studies II
MUSIC 173 - Jazz Vocal Ensemble
MUSIC 175 - Festival Choir: Voices of the Canyons
MUSIC 176 - Chamber Singers
MUSIC 177 - Women's Choir (Les Chanteuses)
MUSIC 185 - Symphonic Band
MUSIC 186 - Music Ensemble
MUSIC 187 - Commercial Music Ensemble
MUSIC 188 - Drum Circle/World Percussion Ensemble
MUSIC 189 - Individualized Music Lessons
MUSIC 190 - Applied Performance
MUSIC 192 - Music Business
MUSIC 193A - Introduction to Pro Tools
MUSIC 193B - Intermediate Pro Tools
MUSIC193C - Advanced Pro Tools
MUSIC 194A - Introduction to GarageBand and Logic Pro
MUSIC 194B - Intermediate Logic Pro
MUSIC 220A - Chromatic Harmony I
MUSIC 220B - Chromatic Harmony II
NETECH 103 - Network Cabling Infrastructure
NETECH 111 - Computer Maintenance: A+ Certification Prep
NETECH 113 - Data Center
NETECH 142 - MCSA: Windows Client OS
NETECH 143: MCSA: Windows Server OS
NETECH 144: MCSA: Configuring Advanced Windows Server Services
NETECH 150 - CCNA: Network Fundamentals (Comptia Network+)
NETECH 151 - CCNA: Introduction to Networks
NETECH 152 - CCNA-2: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials
NETECH 153 - CCNA-3: Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation
NETECH 211 - Linux+ Certification Prep
NETECH 215 - Cloud+ Certification Prep
NETECH 219 - Security+ Certification
NETECH 251 - CCNP Enterprise Core
NETECH 253 - CCNP Enterprise Advanced Routing & Services
NURS - Students who possess an active LVN license receive advanced standing due to their experience and have an accelerated pathway through the Associate Degree in Nursing through the LVN to RN Career Ladder Program. For more information, please see the .
REC 101 - Recreation and Leisure in Contemporary Society
REC 102 - Planning Programs and Events for Recreation Experiences
REC 103 - Outdoor Recreation and the Natural Environment
REC 105 - Leadership in Recreation and Leisure Services
REC 120 - Hiking
REC 121 - Camping
REC 122 - Backpacking
REC 123 - Wilderness Survival
REC 124 - Outdoor Rock Climbing
SIGN 101 - American Sign Language I
SIGN 102 - American Sign Language II
SIGN 103 - American Sign Language III
SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish I
SPAN 101H - Elementary Spanish I - Honors
SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish II
SPAN 150 - Beginning Conversational Spanish
SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
SPAN 211 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers I
SPAN 212 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers II
SPAN 240 - Introduction to Latin American Literature
SURV 101A - Introduction to Land Surveying
SURV 101L - Introduction to Land Surveying Laboratory
SURV 102A - Advanced Land Surveying
SURV 102L - Advanced Land Surveying Laboratory
SURV 103 - Advanced Applications in Surveying I
SURV 104 - Advanced Applications in Surveying II
SURV 107A - Construction Surveying
SURV 107L - Construction Surveying Laboratory
SURV110 - Computer Aided Drafting for Surveyors
SURV 260 - Boundary Control and Legal Principles I
SURV 265 - Boundary Control and Legal Principles II
WATER 120 - Introduction to Water Systems Technology
WATER 130 - Waterworks Mathematics
WATER 131 - Advanced Waterworks Mathematics
WATER 132 - Water Supply
WATER 135 - Water Quality
WATER 140 - Water Distribution Operator I
WATER 141 - Water Distribution Operator II
WATER 150 - Water Treatment Plant Operation Processes I
WATER 151 - Water Treatment Plant Operation Processes II
WATER 160 - Wastewater Treatment and Disposal I
WATER 161 - Wastewater Treatment and Disposal II
Students may accept, decline, or appeal the decisions related to the
award of CPL credit.
- To appeal the grade, students must follow requirements described in the Grade Review Policy (BP 5533) and utilize the Grade Review Petition found on the Student Services website.
- A student must decline or appeal the award of CPL credit before the District posts the grade to the student's transcript.
- Once the grade is posted to the student's transcript, the student may no longer decline or appeal the grade.
- To decline the CPL credit, the student must indicate as much on the Credit for Prior Learning form that must be sent to the Office of Admissions and Records.
Units earned by CPL:
- Shall not be considered as units completed in residence towards a certificate or degree.
- Shall not be used for enrollment verification or reports to insurance companies or other similar agencies.
- May count toward major or general education coursework for the associate degree or certificate or as elective units.
- Are inapplicable toward satisfaction of such unit load requirements as Selective Service deferment, Veteran's or Social Security benefits and/or Financial Aid.
- Shall be clearly annotated on the student's academic record to reflect that it was earned as CPL.