ADDENDUM TO THE COLLEGE CATALOG

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1 ADDENDUM TO THE COLLEGE CATALOG

2 Disclaimer Broward College will not produce a new catalog this year but, rather, an addendum which reflects all changes and/or corrections for the academic year. This catalog addendum should be used, by students and staff, along with the existing catalog. Students are strongly encouraged to speak with an academic advisor if they have any questions regarding the contents of the addendum. This document has been prepared and presented as an informational guide only. Course offerings, fee schedules and other representations provided are not controlling and are subject to change, amendment, or deletion by the College as deemed appropriate. The information is taken from Board Policies and Procedures. The most current catalog is available on the College s website. The information in the printed catalog is current up to the print date. These sources can be accessed online at Broward College is an equal access/equal opportunity institution. Students with documented disabilities are assured participation in all college activities and services. Registrants seeking accommodations should contact the Campus Office of Disability Services at least two weeks prior to the first class session. This information is available in alternative format upon request. Broward College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, genetic information, national origin, marital status, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. Inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies and Title IX may be directed to: Equity Coordinator Dr. Denese Edsall, Executive Director, Human Resources, 6400 NW 6th Way, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309, (954) , [email protected] Broward College Catalog Addendum

3 Table of Contents Locations and Accreditation.. 3 Registration Dates. 4 Academic Calendars.. 5 Final Examination Schedules Weekend College Schedule International Students Admissions Deadlines District Board of Trustees. 12 Broward College Foundation Academics - Bookstore Academic Success Centers.. - Honors Institute... - Accelerated Programs for High School Students - Prior Learning Assessment.. - Internship Education - International Education... - Online Learning - Blended Learning Opportunities - Degrees and Programs o Career and Technical Education.. Program Placement Rates Updated FETPIP o New, Modified, and Terminated Programs. - Continuing Education.. - Course Descriptions o New, Modified, and Terminated Courses Updates to State Statutes, Administrative Rules, College Policies and Procedures. 54 Administrator and Faculty Directory 55 Appendices Appendix A - General Education Matrix 90 Appendix B - Course Information Table Broward College Catalog Addendum

4 Locations A Hugh Adams Central Campus 3501 SW Davie Rd Davie, FL BC Online 225 E. Las Olas Blvd Fort Lauderdale, FL North Campus 1000 Coconut Creek Blvd Coconut Creek, FL Judson A. Samuels South Campus 7200 Pines Blvd Pembroke Pines, FL Willis Holcombe Center 111 E. Las Olas Blvd (Bldg. 33) 225 E. Las Olas Blvd (Bldgs. 31 and 32) Fort Lauderdale, FL Tigertail Lake Center 580 Gulfstream Way Dania Beach, FL Pines Center Sheridan St Pembroke Pines, FL Weston Center 4205 Bonaventure Blvd Weston, FL AutoNation Center for Excellence in Automotive Science and Technology 7451 Rivera Blvd Miramar, FL Marine Center of Excellence 7451 Rivera Blvd Miramar, FL Miramar Town Center 2050 Civic Center Place Miramar, FL Coral Springs Academic Center 3500 N. University Dr Coral Springs, FL Cypress Creek Administrative Center 6400 NW 6 th Way Fort Lauderdale, FL Miramar West Center 1930 SW 145 th Ave Miramar, FL Accreditation Broward College is accredited by The Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA : Telephone Number , to award Associate and Baccalaureate Degrees Member of: American Association of Community Colleges American Association for Higher Education American Council on Education American Technical Education Association, Inc. Association of Community College Trustees Association of Governing Boards College Consortium for International Studies College Entrance Examination Board Florida Association of Colleges and Universities Florida Association of Community Colleges National Association of Foreign Student Affairs Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Southern Association of Community and Junior Colleges Broward College Catalog Addendum

5 WINTER TERM II (20152) Session I Session II Session III Session IV Jan 6 May 6 Jan 6 March 9 Jan 22 Apr 24 Mar 11 May 6 GRADUATION CIDATES*, HONS, HEALTH SCIENCE, BACHELS, COLLEGE ACADEMY, VETERANS Oct 14 Jan 5 Oct 14 Jan 5 Oct 14 Jan 21 CONTINUING DEGREE SEEKING Oct 15 Jan 5 Oct 15 Jan 5 Oct 15 Jan 21 Oct 14 Mar 10 Oct 15 Mar 10 NEW, DUAL ENROLLEMENT, RE- ENTRY, TRANSIENT NON DEGREE Oct 29 Jan 5 Oct 29 Jan 5 Oct 29 Jan 21 Oct 29 Mar 10 STATE EMPLOYEE, CLASSROOM TEACHER WAIVERS Jan 5 Jan 5 Jan 21 Mar 10 SUMMER TERM III (20153) Session I Session II Session III May 11 Aug 10 May 11 June 23 June 25 Aug 10 GRADUATION CIDATES*, HONS, HEALTH SCIENCE, BACHELS, COLLEGE ACADEMY, VETERANS Mar 17- May 10 Mar 17- May 10 Mar 17- June 24 CONTINUING DEGREE SEEKING Mar 18- May 10 Mar 18- May 10 Mar 18- June 24 NEW, DUAL ENROLLEMENT, RE- ENTRY, TRANSIENT NON DEGREE Mar 27- May 10 Mar 27- May 10 Mar 27- June 24 STATE EMPLOYEE, CLASSROOM TEACHER WAIVERS May 8 May 8 May 8 * Special registration for students within 15 hours (or less) of degree completion. Term Registration Date FALL TERM I (20151) Session I Session II Session III Session IV Aug 25 Dec 18 Aug 25 Oct 17 Sept 9 Dec 7 Oct 21 Dec 18 GRADUATION CIDATES*, HONS, HEALTH SCIENCE, BACHELS, COLLEGE ACADEMY, VETERANS May 19 Aug 24 May 19 Aug 24 May 19 Sept 8 May 19 Oct 20 CONTINUING DEGREE SEEKING May 19 Aug 24 May 19 Aug 24 May 20 Sept 8 May 20 Oct 20 NEW, DUAL ENROLLEMENT, RE- ENTRY, TRANSIENT NON DEGREE June 23 Aug 22 June 23 Aug 22 June 23 Sept 8 June 23 Oct 20 STATE EMPLOYEE, CLASSROOM TEACHER WAIVERS Aug 22 Aug 22 Sept 8 Oct Broward College Catalog Addendum

6 Academic Calendar Term I (Fall 20151) Session I Session II Session III Session IV Aug25-Dec16 Aug25-Oct16 Sept 9-Dec 7 Oct 21-Dec 16 CLASSES BEGIN Aug 25 Aug 25 Sept 9 Oct 21 HOLIDAY (LAB DAY) No Day or Evening Classes Sept 1 Sept 1 LAST DAY F 100% REFUND F DROPPED CLASSES Sept 2 Sept 2 Sept 15 Oct 27 ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION BEGINS Sept 3 Sept 3 Sept 16 Oct 28 MIDTERM Oct 17 Sept 22 Oct 21 Nov 18 LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM ANY CLASS (60% point) Oct 30 Sept 26 Oct 30 Nov 24 LAST DAY TO CHANGE FROM CREDIT TO AUDIT Oct 30 Sept 26 Oct 30 Nov 24 HOLIDAY (VETERANS DAY) No Day or Evening Classes Nov 11 Nov 11 Nov 11 HOLIDAY (THANKSGIVING) No Evening Classes No Day or Evening Classes Nov 26 Nov Nov 26 Nov Nov 26 Nov LAST DAY OF CLASSES Dec 16 Oct 16 Dec 7 Dec 16 FINAL EXAMINATIONS Dec Last Class Meeting Date Last Class Meeting Date Last Class Meeting Date GRADES DUE BY 3PM Dec 17 Oct 17 Dec 17 Dec 17 GRADUATION Dec 18 Dec 18 Dec 18 Dec 18 Broward College Catalog Addendum

7 Academic Calendar Term II (Winter 20152) Session I Session II Session III Session IV Jan 6-May 4 Jan 6-Mar 1 Jan 22-Apr 24 Mar 11-May 4 CLASSES BEGIN Jan 6 Jan 6 Jan 22 Mar 11 LAST DAY F 100% REFUND F DROPPED CLASSES Jan 12 Jan 12 Jan 28 Mar 17 ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION BEGINS Jan 13 Jan 13 Jan 29 Mar 18 HOLIDAY (MLK DAY) No Day or Evening Classes Jan 19 Jan 19 No Day Classes. Classes meet after 5pm. Feb 20 Feb 20 Feb 20 SPRING BREAK Mar 2-8 Mar 2-8 MIDTERM Mar 9 Feb 2 Mar 12 Apr 7 LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM ANY CLASS (60% point) Mar 23 Feb 6 Mar 24 Apr 14 LAST DAY TO CHANGE FROM CREDIT TO AUDIT Mar 23 Feb 6 Mar 24 Apr 14 LAST DAY OF CLASSES May 4 Mar 1 Apr 24 May 4 FINAL EXAMINATIONS Apr 28-May 4 Last Class Meeting Date Last Class Meeting Date Last Class Meeting Date GRADES DUE BY 3PM May 5 Mar 9 May 5 May 5 GRADUATION May 6 May 6 May 6 May Broward College Catalog Addendum

8 Academic Calendar Term III (Summer 20153) Session I May 11-Aug 9 Session II May 11-Jun 22 Session III June 25-Aug 9 CLASSES BEGIN May 11 May 11 June 25 LAST DAY F 100% REFUND F DROPPED CLASSES May 18 May 18 July 1 ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION BEGINS May 19 May 19 July 2 HOLIDAY (MEMIAL DAY) No Day or Evening Classes May 25 May 25 MIDTERM June 26 June 1 July 17 HOLIDAY (INDEPENDENCE DAY) No Day or Evening Classes July 4 July 4 LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM ANY CLASS (60% point) July 7 June 4 July 23 LAST DAY TO CHANGE FROM CREDIT TO AUDIT July 7 June 4 July 23 LAST DAY OF CLASSES EXAMINATIONS Aug 9 June 22 Aug 9 GRADES DUE BY 3PM Aug 10 June 23 Aug 10 GRADUATION (degree conferred) Aug 11 Aug 11 Aug 11 Broward College Catalog Addendum

9 Final Examination Schedule Term I (Fall 20151) All examinations will be held in regular classrooms unless the professor notifies students to the contrary. Please consult with your professors i f: (1) examination times conflict, (2) class start times are not listed, or (3) your class normally meets one hour per week. Final examinations for Session 4 classes will be held the last class meeting. Faculty must coordinate the scheduling of their Session 4 finals through their Associate Dean s Office. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, :30am to 10:20 am For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 7:00am or 7:30am or 8:00am 10:30 am to 12:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 11:00am or 11:30am 12:30 pm to 2:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 1:00pm or 1:30pm 2:30 pm to 4:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 2:00pm or 2:30pm 4:30 pm to 6:20 pm For classes norm ally starting Monday and Wednesday at 4:00pm or 4:30pm 6:30pm to 8:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 7:00pm or 7:30pm For classes normally starting Wednesday at 6:30pm 8:30pm to 10:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 8:00pm or 8:30pm For classes normally starting Wednesday at 8:30pm THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11,2014 8:30 am to 10:20 am For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00am or 7 :30am or 8:00am 10:30 am to 12:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00am or 11:30am 12:30 pm to 2:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 1:00pm or 1:30pm 2:30pm to 4:20pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 2:00pm or 2 :30pm 4:30 pm to 6:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 4:00pm or 4:30pm 6:30pm to 8:20pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00pm or 7:30pm For classes normally starting Thursday at 6:30pm 8:30pmto 10:20pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00pm or 8:30pm For classes normally starting Thursday at 8:30pm FRIDAY,DECEM BER 12,2014 -SUNDAY, DECEM BER 14, 2014 MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, :30am to 10:20 am For classes normally meeting on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, your Fin al Exam will be at your regularly scheduled class time. For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 8:30am or 9:00am or 9:30am 10:30 am to 12:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 10:00am or 10:30am 12:30 pm to 2:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 12:00pm or 12:30pm 2:30pm to 4:20pm For classes norm ally starting Monday and Wednesday at 3:00pm or 3:30pm 4:30 pm to 6:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 5:00pm or 5:30pm 6:30pm to 8:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 6:00pm or 6:30pm For classes normally starting Monday at 6:30pm 8:30pm to 10:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday at 8:30pm TUESDAY, DECEM BER 16, :30am to 10:20 am 10:30am to 12:20 pm For classes norm ally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 8:30am or 9:00am or 9:30am For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00 am or 10:30am 12:30 pm to 2:20pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 12:00pm or 12:30pm 2:30 pm to 4:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 3:00pm or 3:30pm 4:30 pm to 6:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 5:00pm or 5:30pm 6:30pm to 8:20pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 6:00pm or 6:30pm For classes norm ally starting Tuesday at 6:30pm 8:30 pm to 10:20pm For classes norm ally starting Tuesday at 8:30pm WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, Last day to report grades by 3:00pm Broward College Catalog Addendum

10 Final Examination Schedule Term II (Winter 20152) All examinations will be held in regular classroom s unless the professor notifies students to the contrary. Please consult with your professors if: (I) examination times conflict, (2) class start times are not listed, or (3) your class normally meets one hour per week. Final examinations for Session 4 classes will be held the last class meeting. Faculty must coordinate the scheduling of their Session 4 finals through their Associate Dean's Office. TUESDAY, APRIL 28,2015 8:30 am to 10:20 am For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00am or 7:30am or 8:00am 10:30 am to 12:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00am or 11 :30am 12:30 pm to 2:20 pm For classes norm ally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 1:00pm or 1 :30pm 2:30pm to 4:20pm 4:30pm to 6:20pm 6:30pm to 8:20 pm 8:30 pm to 10:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 2:00pm or 2:30pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 4:00pm or 4:30pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00pm or 7:30pm For classes normally starting Tuesday at 6:30pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00pm or 8:30pm For classes normally starting Tuesday at 8:30pm WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29,2015 8:30am to 10:20 am For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 7:00a m or 7:30am or 8:00am 10:30 am to 12:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 11:00am or 11 :30am 12:30 pm to 2:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 1:00pm or 1:30pm 2:30pm to 4:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 2:00pm or 2:30pm 4:30 pm to 6:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 4:00pm or 4:30pm 6:30pm to 8:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 7:00pm or 7:30pm For classes normally starting Wednesday at 6:30pm 8:30 pm to 10:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 8:00pm or 8:30pm For classes norm ally starting Wednesday at 8:30pm THURSDAY, APRIL 30, :30am to 10:20 am For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 8:30am or 9:00am or 9:30am 10:30 am to 12:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00am or 11 :30am 12:30 pm to 2:20pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 1 2 :00pm or 12:30pm 2:30pm to 4:20pm 4:30pm to 6:20pm 6:30 pm to 8:20 pm 8:30pm to 10:20 pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 3:00pm or 3:30pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 5:00pm or 5:30pm For classes normally starting Tuesday and Thursday at 6:00pm or 6:30pm For classes normally starting Thursday at 6:30pm For classes norm ally starting Thursday at 8:30pm FRIDAY, MAY 1, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 2015 For classes normally meeting on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, your Final Exa m will be at your regularly scheduled class time. MONDAY, MAY 4, :30am to 10:20 am For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 8:30am or 9:00am or 9:30am 10:30 am to 12:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 11:00am or 11 :30am 12:30 pm to 2:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 1 2 : 0 0 pm or 12:30pm 2:30 pm to 4:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 3:00pm or 3:30pm 4:30 pm to 6:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 5:00pm or 5:30pm 6:30pm to 8:20pm For classes normally starting Monday and Wednesday at 6:00pm or 6:30pm For classes normally starting Monday at 6:30pm 8:30 pm to 10:20 pm For classes normally starting Monday at 8:30pm TUESDAY, MAY 5, Last day to report grades by 3:00pm. Broward College Catalog Addendum

11 Weekend College Calendar TERM I Session I Session II Session III Session IV Aug 25 Dec 18 Aug 25 Oct 18 Sept 9 Dec 7 Oct 21 Dec 18 CLASSES START Aug 25 Aug 25 Sept 9 Oct 21 HOLIDAY (Labor Day) Sept 1 Sept 1 Last Day to Drop with 100% Refund Sept 2 Sept 2 Sept 14 Oct 27 Attendance Verification Period Opens Sept 2 Sept 2 Sept 2 Oct 28 Last Day to Withdraw from any Class Without Refund Oct 30 Sept 26 Oct 30 Nov 24 Last Day to Change from Credit to Audit Oct 30 Sept 26 Oct 30 Nov 24 HOLIDAY (Veteran s Day) Nov 11 Nov 11 Nov 11 HOLIDAY (Thanksgiving) No evening classes Nov 26 Nov 26 Nov 26 No day or evening classes Nov Nov Nov CLASSES END Dec 16 Oct 16 Dec 7 Dec 16 FINAL GRADES DUE BY 3:00 PM Dec 17 Oct 17 Dec 17 Dec 17 TERM II Session I Session II Session III Session IV Jan 6 May 6 Jan 6 Mar 1 Jan 22 Apr 24 Mar 11 May 6 CLASSES START Jan 6 Jan 6 Jan 22 Mar 11 Last Day to Drop with 100% Refund Jan 12 Jan 12 Jan 28 Mar 17 Attendance Verification Period Opens Jan 13 Jan 13 Jan 29 Mar 18 HOLIDAY (Martin L. King, Jr. birthday) No day or evening classes Jan 19 Jan 19 Development Day No day classes Feb 20 Feb 20 Feb 20 HOLIDAY (Spring Break) Mar 2 8 Mar 2 8 Last Day to Withdraw from any Class Without Refund Mar 23 Feb 6 Mar 24 Apr14 Last Day to Change from Credit to Audit Mar 23 Feb 6 Mar 24 Apr14 CLASSES END May 4 Mar 1 Apr 24 May 4 FINAL GRADES DUE BY 3:00 PM May 5 Mar 10 May 5 May 5 TERM III Session I Session II Session III May 11 Aug 10 May 11 Jun 23 Jun 25 Aug 10 CLASSES START May 11 May 11 Jun 25 Last Day to Drop with 100% Refund May 17 May 17 July 1 Attendance Verification Period Opens May 18 May 18 July 2 HOLIDAY (Memorial Day) No day or evening classes May 25 May 25 HOLIDAY (Independence Day) No day or evening classes July 3 4 July 3 4 Last Day to Withdraw from any Class Without Refund July 7 Jun 4 July 23 Last Day to Change from Credit to Audit July 7 Jun 4 July 23 CLASSES END Aug 9 Jun 22 Aug 9 FINAL GRADES DUE BY 3:00 PM Aug 10 Jun 23 Aug Broward College Catalog Addendum

12 International Students Admissions Deadlines Term I (Fall 20151) SESSION I August 25 December 16, 2014 LAST DAY F ALL ADMISSIONS DOCUMENTS TO BE RECEIVED June 1, 2014 Term II (Winter 20152) SESSION I January 6 May 4, 2015 LAST DAY F ALL ADMISSIONS DOCUMENTS TO BE RECEIVED October 1, 2014 Term III (Summer 20153) SESSION I May 11 August 9, 2015 LAST DAY F ALL ADMISSIONS DOCUMENTS TO BE RECEIVED March 1, 2015 Broward College Catalog Addendum

13 District Board of Trustees The Broward College District Board of Trustees brings together community leaders with diverse backgrounds who provide dedicated leadership to the college and its activities. Florida s governor appoints this group of outstanding local citizens. As the governing board of the college, they are the stewards of BC s commitment to excellence, while they guide the college and implement the goals enumerated in their mission statement. Their desire to provide students with the academic skills needed for transferring to universities, to enhance skills to be competitive in the rapidly changing job market, and to offer opportunities for continuing education, personal growth and enrichment is a challenge they approach with enthusiasm. As a team, these dynamic community leaders are fully engaged in providing a future that offers increased higher education opportunities for Broward County residents. John A. Benz, Chair Pam Stephany, Vice Chair Sean Guerin Elizabeth Tonkin Gloria Fernandez Broward College Catalog Addendum

14 Broward College Foundation Since its inception in 1971, the Broward College Foundation has transformed lives through education by providing community awareness, advocacy and financial resources to Broward College. The foundation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization led by a volunteer board of directors composed of business and civic leaders, donors and college representatives. Through their efforts, the foundation raises funds, conducts programs and practices stewardship that provides an affordable, quality education for many students who could not otherwise afford to attend college. The foundation also supports an endowed teaching chair program to reward outstanding professors and encourage innovation in the classroom. Board of Directors John P. Hart, Chair Jesse P. Gaddis Ray Kendrick, past Chair Kathryn Young Glenewinkel Gregory R. Tait, Vice Chair Phillip E. Harlow Philip G. McNally, Secretary Teresa Hodge Michael G. Landry, Treasurer Anne Kessler Kathy Koch Nancy R. Botero, Executive Director James B. LaBate J. David Armstrong, Jr., Broward College President Marsha Levy Bob Birdsong Chris Mobley Kyle C. Boos Stacy Modlin Michael Borrone Eugene K. Pettis Trevor A. Hansen Phil Rosenberg Bacardi Jackson Ellen Schulman Teresa Justice Teresa B. Sjogren Roy Krause Richard O. Wessel Christine Lambertus Scott Whiddon Gregory E. McGowan Louis Wolff Bruce Rector Mary Wood Lloyd F. Rhodes Dr. Dianne Ruggiero Director Emeritus Jean B. Seaver Russell L. Cheatham Pamela Stephany Alfred D. Harrington, Jr. James D. Tidwell Dr. Willis Holcombe Richard Kip Honorary Directors Clete Siefker Kimberly Aldunate Judy Van Alstyne Walter Banks Carol Weber-Thomas Gale Butler Dr. Michael Chizner Chairman Emeritus Arden Dickey Gene A. Whiddon (deceased) Mark R. Fried Broward College Catalog Addendum

15 Scholarships The Broward College Foundation serves as the conduit of private contributions to the college. Each year the foundation provides more $2 million in scholarship funds to the college through the generosity of individuals, families, foundations, companies, and organizations. Scholarships are available for financially needy students and merit awards are available for students with outstanding academic records. Endowed Teaching Chairs Program The Broward College Foundation was the nation s first community college foundation to complete an endowed teaching chair capital campaign; to recognize, support, and encourage the efforts of outstanding professors in their classrooms. The campaign was initiated to honor the college s 30 th anniversary with a goal of 30 chairs. Today, the program has 36 chairs, and more than 100 professors have been named recipients. Meritorious Service Awards Periodically, Broward College and the Broward College Foundation recognize individuals for their outstanding leadership, service, and philanthropy to the college. The college recognizes their efforts with the following awards: Distinguished Service Award Gene A. Whiddon, 1973* James D. Camp, Jr., 1977 Elmer E. Rasmuson, 1977* Seahawk Award Stephen F. Snyder, 1988 Gene A. Whiddon, 1988* Robert Elmore, 1989* Daniel S. Goddrum, 1990* Richard S. Kip, 1995 William F. Leonard, 1999* Chairman s Award Darran Blake, 2008 Joe Charles, 2009 Philip G. McNally, Broward College Catalog Addendum

16 Distinguished Alumni Award Al Rantel, 1983 Judge Gary Farmer, 1998 George Platt, 1983 Michael Rudolph, 1999* Larry Ellis, 1984 Dr. Michael David Bartberger, 2000 Donald Harvey, 1984 Arden Dickey, 2001 Debbie Sanderson, 1984 Miles McGrane, 2002 Teresa Sjogren, 1984 Denise M. Nieman, 2003 Lt. Col. Thomas Taylor, 1985 Louise Crocco, 2004 Dr. Betty Adkins, 1987 Charles N. Lyle, 2004* Robert Alexander, 1987 Patti Barney, 2005 Bonnie Flynn, 1987 Edwin Moore, 2005 Dr. William Greene, 1987 Judge Catalina M. Avalos, 2006 Richard Hanauer, 1987 Teresa S. Justice, 2006 Stephen McDonald, 1987 Dr. S. Kimara March, 2007 James Naugle, 1987 Dr. Theodore J. Wright, 2007 Aldanzo Pratt, 1987 Paul D. Bain, 2008 Dr. Timothy Adkins, 1988 Jodie Fry, 2008 Gov. Parris Glendening, 1988 Max B. Osceola, Jr Sandra McCray, 1988 Dr. Susan B. Hassmiller, 2009 Dr. Imgard Bocchino, 1989* Lisa Scott-Founds, 2011 Dr. William Proctor, 1989 Ignacio Reyes, 2001 Jasmine Shirley, 1989 Mike Borrone, 2012 Robert Ferrigno, 1990 Shubert Chang, 2012 Evelyn Hardy, 1990 Dr. Robert Easton, Jr., 2012 Dr. Betty Brady, 1991 Diana Hunter-Gonzalez, 2012 Barbara Jean Ellis, 1991 The Honorable Charles LaMarca, 2012 Dominick Calabro, 1991 Michael Nyitray, 2012 Gabriel Grasso, 1991* David Sirois, 2012 Varen Black, 1992 Dr. Deborah Adair Sheriff Ronald Cochran, 1992* Michelle Alban-Lane, 2013 Donna Wallace, 1992 Kyle Boos, 2013 Deborah Hazleton, 1993 Marissa Kelley, 2013 Cynthia Lodge, 1993 Jeffrey Koch, 2013 Ray Recchi, 1993* Matthew Rocco, 2013 Winifred Warnat, 1993 Maria Alexandra Sanchez, 2013 Dr. Deborah Sloan, 1994 Franklin C. Adderly, 2014 William Milano, 1994 Sharry A. Kimmel, Ph.D., 2014 Cherokee Paul McDonald, 1995 Joshua Lenchus, D.O., 2014 Wil Trower, 1995 Rick Mijares, 2014 Dr. Rita Mae Brown, 1996 Bob Saxon, 2014 Terry Glatt, 1996 Nancy Tanner, 2014 Dr. Seth Kalichman, 1996 Sharon Robb, 1996 Steven Berrard, 1997 *Deceased Broward College Catalog Addendum

17 Academics - Bookstore - Academic Success Centers - Honors Institute - Accelerated Programs for High School Students - Prior Learning Assessment - Internship Education - International Education - Online Learning - Blended Learning Opportunities - Degrees and Programs o Career and Technical Education Program placement rates updated FETPIP o New, Modified, and Terminated Programs - Continuing Education - Course Descriptions o New, Modified, and Terminated Courses o Courses with fee changes Broward College Catalog Addendum

18 Bookstore Broward College has outsourced the college bookstore to Barnes & Noble College Booksellers. The bookstores offer a complete line of textbooks, new, used, ebooks and rental and selection of trade and reference books. We also have an extensive assortment of educational supplies and gift items. Services also include special orders for books and software not normally carried as basic stock and buyback of used college books. Prices are established according to the national standard typically found at other colleges and universities. The bookstore accepts Visa, MasterCard, Amex and Discover credit cards. You can order your course materials online at: broward.bncollege.com Bookstore hours of operations are posted on our website at: A. Hugh Adams Central Campus Bookstore Bldg. 19, Rm North Campus Bookstore Bldg. 46, Rm Judson A. Samuels South Campus Bookstore Bldg Willis Holcombe Center Bookstore Bldg. 33, Rm Pines Center Bookstore Bldg. 101, Rm Weston Center Bookstore Bldg. 110, Rm Miramar West Center Bookstore Bldg. 3103, Rm. 133 Broward College Catalog Addendum

19 Academic Success Centers The College has seven Academic Success Centers (formally known as Learning Resource Centers) to service the academic needs of our students. The locations are as follows: A Hugh Adams Central Campus 3501 SW Davie Rd Bldg. 17, 2 nd Floor Davie, FL North Campus 1000 Coconut Creek Blvd Bldg. 62, Room 115 Coconut Creek, FL Judson A. Samuels South Campus 7200 Pines Blvd Bldg. 72, 1st and 2nd Floor Pembroke Pines, FL Willis Holcombe Center 111 E. Las Olas Blvd Bldg. 33, Room 430 Fort Lauderdale, FL Pines Center Sheridan St First Floor Pembroke Pines, FL Coral Springs Academic Center 3500 N. University Dr Room 222 Coral Springs, FL Miramar West Center 1930 SW 145 th Ave Bldg. 3101, Room 130 Miramar, FL Broward College Catalog Addendum

20 Honors Institute The Robert Bob Elmore Honors Institute One of the most highly rated two-year Honors Programs in the country, the Robert Bob Elmore Honors Institute at Broward College serves approximately 1200 students annually and is the only program at Broward College to offer specially designed honors curriculum and academic programming. Honors Institute Advantages Honors faculty teach dynamic, seminar-style honors classes which are capped at twenty students. Honors classes create an enriched and specialized learning experience for our students and Honors Institute members receive special recognition and benefits, including but not limited to, priority registration privileges. The Honors Institute Mission Statement The mission of the Robert Bob Elmore Honors Institute of Broward College is to provide an enriched program in a vibrant, active scholarly community of students, faculty, and staff which: stimulates critical thinking and creativity; challenges the intellect and fosters independent thought; builds self-confidence and empowerment; provides opportunity for cultural enrichment; promotes a global perspective; and enhances career and professional development. Eligibility for the Honors Institute Students entering Broward College as freshmen are eligible to apply for admission to the Honors Institute based on their unweighted High School GPA or on SAT, ACT, or PERT scores. Current and transfer students who have completed 12 college-level credit hours and have earned a minimum of a 3.5 Overall/Honors GPA are eligible to apply for admission to the Honors Institute. Eligibility information, campus contact information, and the Honors Institute Application are available on the BC website, Honors Institute home page, at Honors Institute Scholarships The Honors Institute offers term scholarships to qualifying part-time and full-time Honors students. Award amounts vary depending upon available funds. The Honors Institute also offers the Irm s 100 Scholarship to high school graduates who meet eligibility criteria. This honors scholarship offers recent high school graduates waivers for tuition and fees for up to 60 credit hours of course work. Generally, these scholarships cover up to 15 credit hours per semester, as well as book supplements. Applicants with complete applications will be invited to participate in an interview and compose an essay. Award amounts are based on the interview committee s determinations. Through BC s International Education program, eligible Honors students can apply for a subsidy for International Study Abroad Programs. All graduates of the Honors Institute are eligible to apply for transfer scholarships from public and private universities with the added distinction of being an Honors Institute Certificate holder. Broward College Catalog Addendum

21 The Honors Certificate The Honors Certificate is awarded to members of the Honors Institute who graduate from Broward College with a 3.5 Overall/Honors GPA or higher and have completed 15 credits of Honors coursework, including the Honors Capstone Course, IDH Honors courses are noted on the official transcript and Honors cords are awarded for graduation regalia to certificate earners. Additionally, Associate in Science, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Applied Science students are eligible to apply to the Institute and work toward the Honors Certificate. Contact the Honors Institute or visit the website for criteria and more information. Annual Honors Institute Awards Celebration and University Transfer Scholarships Each year the Honors Institute hosts a college-wide Honors Colloquium and Convocation. Director s, Presidents, Deans, Discipline, Coordinators, Service, and the International Exchange Honors Awards are presented to Honors students and faculty from across the College. The highlight of the event is the official recognition of our Certificate earners. Honors Institute graduates attend all ten of Florida s State Universities and many private universities such as Nova Southeastern, Barry University, and the University of Miami. Qualified graduates of the Honors Institute have also been awarded scholarships to the most prestigious colleges and universities in the nation such as Harvard, Tulane, Cal-Berkley, Smith, Georgetown, MIT, University of Chicago, and University of Texas/Austin. The Institute also boasts 13 recipients tied for most in the nation of the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, since it was first awarded in Honors Institute graduates have also received the Barry Goldwater Scholar Award as well as other nationally recognized scholarships and academic prizes. Honors Student Committee Honors students are encouraged to join the Honors Student Committee on their campus for special social events, travel and educational opportunities, and volunteer activities in the community. In addition, Honors Institute students are encouraged to participate in the many cultural events presented by the Honors Institute and Broward College. Academic Teams The Honors Institute is pleased to support three high-quality academic teams: The Brain Bowl, the Math Team, and the Model United Nations. These highly competitive teams have been recognized for their success across the state, the southern region, and the country. For more information, visit the Honors website. The Brain Bowl Students in the Honors Institute have the opportunity to compete for a place on the Broward College Brain Bowl team. Regional and State winners of the annual Florida Community College Brain Bowl Tournaments may receive cash prizes and earn scholarships to upper division universities. BC s highly successful Brain Bowl team competes in five tournaments a year throughout the state and the South. BC is the only College to have a Brain Bowl team win five consecutive state championships and to have two teams simultaneously win first and second place Broward College Catalog Addendum

22 Phi Theta Kappa The National Scholastic Honor Society, Phi Theta Kappa, has a chapter on each Broward College campus. Students earning at least a 3.5 overall cumulative GPA, after completing 12 college- level credit hours, are eligible for membership. Many Honors Institute students choose to join this club. However, membership is not required for Honors Institute students. For more information, visit the Honors website. Broward College Catalog Addendum

23 Accelerated Programs for High School Students Dual Enrollment The dual enrollment program offers public, charter, home school and private high school students a unique opportunity to enroll in BC courses for high school and college credit. High school students who meet program eligibility requirements as outlined in the dual enrollment articulation agreement may enroll in post-secondary courses creditable toward a certificate, diploma, or an associate s degree. Eligible high school students will have application, tuition and laboratory fees waived. In order to continue in the program, students must maintain a 3.0 unweighted GPA in their high school academic work and earn a grade of C or better in college-level course work as confirmed by their high school guidance director and BC s registrar s office. Students may only be allowed to repeat the course in which a D or F was received for grade forgiveness after graduation from high school (not applicable to College Academy or Early Admissions students). Early Admission Students may enroll full-time in college and receive high school and college credit for courses. Students must enroll in a minimum of twelve college level credit hours each major term and maintain a grade point average of 2.0, in order to receive a high school diploma. To be eligible for the Early Admission program students must meet the same requirements as for Dual Enrollment. For additional information about the dual enrollment program please visit College Course-Level Outcomes and Expectations Any letter grade below a C will not count as credit toward satisfaction of the requirements in Rule 6A , F.A.C. All grades are calculated in a student s GPA and will appear on the student s permanent college transcript, including W for withdrawal. Grades of D, F, and/or W may affect subsequent postsecondary admission. The high school guidance counselor is responsible for advising students and ensuring student eligibility each term. Students should work directly with their guidance counselor as careful course selection is highly recommended. While appropriate for college-level study, course materials and class discussions may reflect topics not typically included in secondary courses; parents may object for minors. Courses will not be modified to accommodate variations in student age and/or maturity. To minimize student costs for excess hours, courses selected should meet high school graduation and college degree requirements, including approved program common prerequisites. General education courses are strongly encouraged. Attendance Requirements Eligible public and non-public high school students who have been certified by their principals as qualified to dually enroll in courses may attend Broward College. It is the student s responsibility to attend all classes in which they are enrolled. High school students are responsible for completing the proper college process and notifying their high school if they choose to withdraw from a course. Each faculty member is required to report non-attendance throughout the term up to the 60% period. When students do not attend class up to the 60% Broward College Catalog Addendum

24 period, the student can be withdrawn from the course by faculty based on the class attendance policy, or the student s non-attendance. The College Academy The College Academy, located on the central campus, is a joint venture between the School Board of Broward County and Broward College. It is an accelerated college program for Broward County eleventh and twelfth grade students. This dual-enrollment secondary school was created for students who desire an alternative to the traditional high school program. Students are provided the opportunity to receive a high school diploma and an Associate in Arts degree concurrently. Specific pre-admission requirements must be met to establish eligibility. Tuition and books are provided free of cost for College Academy students. While attending the College Academy, students are enrolled in both dual enrollment and high school courses, taking approximately 12 college credits per semester. Students must attend the fall, winter, and first summer terms. Those planning to earn their AA degree while still in high school may need to complete additional dual enrollment coursework during the second summer term. Students must maintain a 2.5 unweighted high school GPA in order to remain at The College Academy. The College Academy is designed for students who have the maturity required for college campus life, the discipline to use their time wisely, and the academic ability to handle the rigor of college work. Since Broward College, and therefore College Academy, is a public space and open access campus (open to the general public), the Jessica Lunsford* rules that exist for traditional public schools cannot apply for College Academy. * Jessica Lunsford Act obliges all personnel who are in contact with students to undergo a state and national fingerprint-based criminal history check. For further information, contact The College Academy at or Broward College Catalog Addendum

25 Prior Learning Assessment Prior Learning Assessment Program (formally Experiential Learning) The Prior Learning Assessment Program (PLA), developed primarily for working adults, is designed to recognize the academic value of what students have learned through experiences outside the college classroom. Credit for prior learning may result from work experience, employment related training programs and seminars, volunteer work, travel, military service, or intensive self-directed study. If students have gained BC course equivalent knowledge, competencies, and/or skills as a result of prior learning experiences, they may be able to earn academic credit through the PLA program for lower division and/or upper division coursework. Assessment Process The assessment process is sometimes referred to as challenging a course. The method of assessment is determined by College faculty members who are responsible for the courses in which students wish to receive credit. Assessment may involve one or more of the following: Written or performance tests, Preparation of a portfolio that describes student learning and how it was acquired, Evaluation of student certificates and licenses, and/or Interviews with faculty members. Prior learning credits are not available for all BC courses. Students who have been admitted and who have decided on an academic program may challenge courses through the PLA program. Students can obtain information from the academic department(s) responsible for the course(s) they wish to challenge. Students who receive permission to challenge a course from an authorized faculty assessor, must pay the required assessment fees and satisfactorily pass the faculty-administered learning assessment before credit can be awarded. The assessment process may take several hours to several months to complete, depending upon the number of credit hours requested and the methods of assessment required. When the process is completed, assessment results will be forwarded to the College s District Academic Affairs Office, which verifies that assessment documentation is complete and informs the College Registrar s Office of the number of credit hours the student has earned. Although there is no limit to the number of hours that students can receive through the PLA, 25% of credits required for a degree must be earned by taking classes at BC to satisfy in residence requirements for graduation. Assessments are generally not scheduled between semesters or during the first or the last week of each semester. Results of assessments initiated during the last week of any semester may not be posted to student transcripts for that semester. Students who wish to use PLA credits to satisfy same-semester graduation requirements, course load requirements, transfer requirements, or registration pre-requisites should plan to complete their assessments well before the end of the semester in which they wish the credits to be posted Broward College Catalog Addendum

26 PLA credits appear on student transcripts as CR. Letter grades are not awarded for PLA courses. Credits earned through the PLA program satisfy graduation requirements but may not be accepted as transfer credit at other institutions. Students planning to transfer to another institution should contact the transfer college or university to determine if PLA credits are accepted. For more information, contact the District Director for Academic Affairs at Broward College Catalog Addendum

27 Internship Education Internship Education (formally known as Cooperative Education) The College defines an internship as any short-term, supervised work experience specifically related to a student s declared major, for which the student earns academic credit. In order to comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, it is required that all employers that are forprofit pay their interns at least minimum wage, unless the intern is receiving academic credit (unpaid internships offered by for-profit organizations must result in academic credit for the student). However, paid internships are highly encouraged. The internship should provide students with a meaningful experience directly related to their course of study. Eligibility Requirements To qualify for an internship, the student must be currently enrolled in a degree program, be in good academic standing, and have completed at least 24 credits. Student Responsibilities Register and upload a resume to BC s online job board Sign up for a mandatory Internship Orientation dates are posted on Acquire an internship in a field directly related to your declared academic major via CCN, faculty contacts, or personal contacts. Bring the internship offer letter to career center staff to be matched with an Internship Faculty Advisor. Meet with the appropriate Internship Faculty Advisor to define internship learning objectives. Pay for the internship class after you have been registered for the course by the Academic Affairs Office. Complete all required assignments/reports/projects and paperwork. Perform all work duties as assigned and fulfill the required work hours (144 hours for a 3-credit course). Learn as a result of the work experience. Benefits of an Internship Earn academic credit, Gain practical experience and job knowledge, Test your career decisions, Make valuable contacts in your professional field. Students with the following Associate in Science (AS) or Associate in Applied Science (AAS) majors should contact the discipline department for internship information: Airport Operations Management, Automotive Service Management, Automotive Technology/Dealer Specific, Building Construction, Dental Hygiene, Broward College Catalog Addendum

28 Digital Media/Multimedia, Emergency Medical Services, Engineering Technology/Biomedical Track, Health Information Management, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Legal Assisting, Sports, Fitness and Recreation Management, Early Childhood Education, Environmental Science, Global Trade & Logistics, Graphic Design, Marine Engineering Management, Music Technology, Nuclear Medicine, Nursing, LPN-RN Nursing Transition, Physical Therapy Assistant, Radiation Therapy, Hospital-Based Radiography, Respiratory Care, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, and Vision Care. Students with the following bachelor s degree majors should contact the discipline department for internship information: Education, Environmental Science, Nursing, and Supply Chain Management. For more information about internships, contact the Academic Affairs Office at: 225 E. Las Olas Blvd Fort Lauderdale, FL Broward College Catalog Addendum

29 International Education Broward College offers academic programs, approved by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), where students enroll and register in college credit courses as Broward College students at six international locations: Center for American Education (CAE) Singapore Broward Center for American Education(BCAE), Guayaquil, Ecuador American College of Higher Education (ACHE), Colombo, Sri Lanka Center for American Education at the Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola (USIL), Lima, Peru Institute for American Education at Vietnamese-American Technical College (VATC), Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam National Management School (NMS), Chennai, India Broward College also has six International Affiliates established with the following institutions: Universidad Autonoma del Caribe (UAC) Barranquilla, Colombia Wuxi South Ocean College, Wuxi, China International University of Santa Cruz (IUSC), Santa Cruz, Bolivia Texila American University (TAU), Georgetown, Guyana KNRTU, Kazan, Russia Kuwait Community College (KCC) Jahra, Kuwait Broward College Catalog Addendum

30 Online Learning Broward College has a fully accredited online campus called Broward College Online that is dedicated to: Providing convenient online classes, certificates and degrees that make it possible to fit college into your busy life; Providing a quality education that puts you on the path to a high wage career; Saving students almost $2,500 on the cost of an Associate in Arts (AA) or Associate in Science (AS) degree programs by eliminating textbook and material fees for many courses; Providing accelerated options for completing the AA and AS degrees in only 15 months; Lowering online tuition costs for non-resident students by 40%; Supporting active military and veterans every step of the way as they earn their certificates and degrees; Providing Dual Enrollment opportunities to help students earn college credit while in high school. Broward College students may also opt to mix their schedules with traditional on-campus and online classes. Whatever your pleasure, Broward College Online is here to help you succeed! Visit our campus at for more information. We also have specialized advisors waiting to assist you at , or us [email protected]. Broward College Catalog Addendum

31 Blended Learning Opportunities Many courses at Broward College are offered in a blended format. Typically in blended courses some portion of campus face-to-face time is replaced with online learning activities. This provides students with flexibility, making education accessible to the working individual. Blended courses are the best of both worlds and a good choice for students who enjoy both online and on-campus learning but cannot spend as much time on campus as would be required for a traditional face-to-face course. Some blended courses are offered in an accelerated format, such as 8-week sessions, permitting students to complete courses in a shortened time frame. To learn more about how blended learning can help you successfully complete your educational goal, please call us at , or [email protected] Broward College Catalog Addendum

32 Career and Technical Education Career and Technical Education Program Placement Rates * *as reported by the Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program (FETPIP) Program Title Award Type Program Code CIP Code FETPIP Current Placement Rate FETPIP Current Placement Rate FETPIP Current Placement Rate Automotive Service Management AAS A % 0% 33% Automotive Technology, Dealer Specific AAS A % 100% 100% Accounting Technology AS % 92% 60% Airport Operations Management AS % 88% 91% Aviation Maintenance Management AS % 100% 100% Aviation Operations AS % 88% 91% Building Construction Technology AS % 80% 60% Business Administration AS % 90% 100% Computer Programming & Analysis AS % 80% 100% Computer Systems Specialist AS % 50% 100% Crime Scene Emphasis AS % 73% 74% Criminal Justice Emphasis AS % 73% 74% Culinary Arts Management AS ** 80% 50% Database Technology AS ** ** ** Dental Assisting AS ** ** ** Dental Hygiene AS % 92% 75% Diagnostic Medical Sonography Technology (Ultrasound) AS % 100% 100% Digital Media / Multimedia Technology AS ** ** ** Early Childhood Education AS % 85% 88% Emergency Management AS ** 100% ** Emergency Medical Services AS % 81% 81% Engineering Technology AS ** ** ** Environmental Science Technology AS % 100% 100% Fire Science Technology AS % 100% 100% Global Trade AS ** ** ** Broward College Catalog Addendum

33 & Logistics Graphic Design Technology AS % 43% 50% Health Information Management AS % 83% 57% Hospital Based Radiation Therapy AS ** ** ** Hospital Based Radiography AS ** ** ** Hospitality & Tourism Management AS % 100% 71% Industrial Management Technology AS % 50% 100% Internet Services Technology AS % 100% 0% Legal Assisting (Paralegal Studies) AS % 92% 95% Legal Office Specialization AS ** ** ** Marine Engineering Management AS % 50% 75% Marketing Management AS % 100% 50% Medical Office Specialization AS ** ** ** Music Technology AS ** ** ** Networking Services Technology AS % 83% 94% Nuclear Medicine Technology AS % 33% 63% Nursing (RN) AS % 97% 96% Nursing LPN-RN Transition AS % 97% 96% Office Management Specialization AS ** ** ** Office Software Applications Specialization AS ** ** ** Physical Therapy Assistant AS % 77% 89% Polygraph Emphasis AS % 73% 74% Pilot Technology AS % 100% 67% Radiation Therapy AS % 25% 50% Radiography AS ** ** ** Respiratory Care AS % 88% 83% Sports, Fitness, & Recreation Management AS ** ** ** Technical Support Specialist - Support AS % 50% 100% Technician Vision Care: Opticianry AS % 100% 80% Accounting Applications TC % 83% 91% Broward College Catalog Addendum

34 Accounting Technology TC Operations ** ** ** Accounting Technology TC Specialist ** ** ** Airport Management TC ** ** 100% Alernative Energy Systems TC ** ** Specialist ** Automotive Service TC ** ** Technician ** Building Construction TC ** ** Specialist ** Business Management TC % 100% 100% Business TC ** ** Operations ** Business Specialist (International Business or Small Business TC % 89% 94% Management Option) Child Care Center TC ** ** Management ** Child TC ** ** Development ** Commercial Flight TC ** ** Operations ** Customer Service TC % 100% ** Digital Media / Multimedia Production TC % 50% 50% Digital Media Web Production TC % 25% 80% Electronics TC ** ** Aide ** Emergency Management TC ** 100% 100% Engineering Technology TC ** ** Support Specialist ** Entrepreneurship TC ** ** ** Entrepreneurship Management TC % 100% ** Event TC ** ** Management ** Fire Science Management TC ** ** ** Food & Beverage Management TC % 100% ** Graphic Design Production TC % 78% 69% Graphic Design Support TC % 82% 81% Guest Services Specialist TC % 100% 78% Help Desk Specialist TC % 67% ** Infant and Toddler TC ** ** Specialization ** Information Technology Support Analysis - Support TC ** ** ** Technician Logistics Specialist TC ** ** ** Broward College Catalog Addendum

35 Marine Technology TC ** ** 75% Marketing Operations TC % 0% 100% Medical Office Management TC % 100% 64% Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) TC % 67% 100% Music Production Technology TC ** ** Networking Cisco CCNA TC % 67% Nuclear Medicine Technology Specialist TC ** ** 100% Office Management TC % N/A 80% Office Specialist TC % 100% 100% Office Support TC % 100% 100% Paramedic TC % 80% 82% Preschool TC ** ** Specialization ** Radiation Therapy Specialist TC % 100% 71% Rooms Division Management TC % 100% 63% Sports Management TC % 100% Web Development Specialist TC % ** Aircraft Airframe Mechanics VC % 84% 90% Aircraft Powerplant Mechanics VC % 78% 95% Avionics VC % 100% 100% Broward County Police Academy VC % 100% 94% CMS Law Enforcement Officer - Crossover from VC % 100% 100% Correctional Officer Corrections Officer Academy VC % 100% 100% Massage Therapy VC % 80% 64% Medical Assisting VC % 33% 67% Police Service Aide Academy VC % 95% 100% Broward College Catalog Addendum

36 Degree Programs New Programs (effective Fall 20151) (program sheets are available online - Program Title Program Number Associate in Science Programs Computer Information Technology 2149 Computer Information Technology -- Modular (Pilot) 2149C Network Systems Technology -- Post-Secondary Adult Vocational Certificate Pharmacy Technician (PSAV 1050 hours) 5303 Technical Certificates Advanced Network Infrastructure Technical Certificate -- Automotive Service Technician Technical Certificate (24 credits) 6310 General Automotive Technician Technical Certificate (44 credits) 6326 Information Technology Analyst Technical Certificate 628X Information Technology Support Specialist Technical Certificate -- Marine Electrician Technical Certificate (12 credits) 6327 Broward College Catalog Addendum

37 Modified Programs (effective Fall 20151) (updated program sheets are available online - Program Title Program Number Applied Technology Diploma Dental Assisting 2215 Associate in Science Programs Business Administration AS 2119 Computer Information Technology AS Computer Programming and Analysis AS 2195 Dental Hygiene AS 2145 Global Trade & Logistics AS 2205 Health Information Technology 2179 Internet Services Technology AS 2196 Paralegal Studies AS 2172 Radiation Therapy AS 2159 Bachelor of Applied Science Programs Information Technology Supervision & Management Supply Chain Management Bachelor of Science Programs Environmental Science - Biosecurity Environmental Science Physical Science Exceptional Student Education Middle Grades General Science Nursing T300 T100 T400 S600 S700 S100 S200 N100 Post-Secondary Adult Vocational Certificates Correctional Officer Crossover to Law Enforcement Officer Academy 5278 Law Enforcement Academy 5269 Technical Certificates Information Technology Analyst 6284 Information Technology Support Specialist Logistics and Transportation Specialist 6308 Web Development Specialist Broward College Catalog Addendum

38 Terminated Programs Program Title Program Number End Term Advanced Technical Certificate Interior Design Associate in Applied Science Program International Business A Associate in Science Programs Computer Information Technology Microsoft Specialist Computer Information Technology Specialist Computer System Specialist Customer Service Database Technology Entrepreneurship Network Services Technology Sports Management Post-Secondary Adult Vocational Certificates Administrative Assistant CMS Law Enforcement Auxiliary Officer Correctional Probation Officer Crossover to Florida Customer Assistance Technology Legal Administrative Specialist Medical Administrative Specialist Technical Certificates Correctional Probation Officer Academy Basic Pre-Operative Nursing Cisco CCNA Legal Office Microsoft MCSA Microsoft Office Specialist Network Technician Broward College Catalog Addendum

39 Continuing Education Continuing Education The Continuing Education Department offers non-credit courses that provide continuing professional education (CPE) for individuals wishing to upgrade their present skills, explore new occupational fields, personal education, intellectual enrichment and/or specialty programs. Continuing Education courses vary in structure and length. Non-credit courses are offered at all BC campuses (North, Central, South), Coral Springs Academic Center, Tigertail Lake Center, Miramar Center, Miramar Town Center, Willis Holcombe Downtown Center, Weston Center and other community locations. Continuing Education courses, for professional development, are offered in the following areas: Aviation Business Child Care Certification Computers & Technology Building, Safety, Sustainability, and Trades Industry Certifications Language Center Real Estate Teacher Education Certifications-Workforce Center for Business and Industry The Center for Business and Industry (CBI) at Broward College s Institute for Economic Development works to support the economic well-being of Broward County s work force. CBI provides design, development, delivery and evaluation of training programs as well as professional consultation to address workplace problems. CBI-Workforce Readiness Essentials program, provides basic career skills training designed to promote job readiness. Established in 1990, CBI has structured diverse, competency-based programs for industries and organizations focused on enhancing the skill and information base of employees. Programs are delivered by qualified trainers, business practitioners, and experienced educators to guarantee timeliness and quality. For more information you can call (954) or visit our website CBI s programs are offered at all campuses and centers. Options include: Customized training at business and industry sites Workforce Readiness Essentials training Adventure Training Teambuilding Broward College Catalog Addendum

40 Course Descriptions Courses that have been added (effective Fall 20151) BCH3023 ELEMENTARY GANIC BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY (3) This course is designed to introduce elementary organic chemistry and biochemistry to students in the environmental science curriculum. This is a terminal course and is not part of the regular organic chemistry sequence. An understanding of the principles of general chemistry is a pre- requisite. BSC4846 SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION (3) Introduces students interested in scientific research to various techniques and software important for data processing and presentation of research data. Students learn to effectively present research to the general public and to the scientific community in written form, such as research proposals, conference presentations, seminars and publications. Placement by Testing Department. CIS2028 INFMATION SYSTEMS (3) This course is designed to provide students with a foundational understanding of Information Systems (IS) as they apply to the computer industry. Topics will include Information Systems fundamentals; IS infrastructure; Organizational and business strategies for Information Systems; Information Systems for commerce and collaboration business intelligence and Enterprise Information Systems; security, privacy and ethics for Information Systems; Change Management and ITIL. CJK0001 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFCEMENT (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to: understand the values and ethics required for criminal justice officers, understand the consequences of sexual harassment, describe the criminal justice system and, describe the structure of criminal justice agencies. CJK0012 LEGAL (0) At the end of this course, students should understand the Fourth Amendment related to search and seizure, know what constitutes a lawful arrest, be able to articulate the legal justification for the use of force, understand the Fifth and Sixth Amendments related to interrogation of suspects, determine when a crime has been committed and the elements necessary to make an arrest for that crime, understand the legal rules and concepts of evidence, understand civil and criminal liability related to an officers performance of duties understand an officer's duties and options in civil (noncriminal) incidents, be familiar with the legal considerations when dealing with juveniles. CJK0013 INTERACTIONS IN A DIVERSE COMMUNITY (0) Communicate effectively and professionally when interacting with people in a variety of circumstances, interact with an individual with physical or developmental disabilities, recognize the signs and symptoms specific to the disability, and provide the most appropriate intervention, interact with veterans in crisis, recognize potential emotional triggers, and recommend available resources, interact with persons exhibiting signs of mental illness using communications skills appropriate for the condition of the individual, and understand how to use the Baker Act for an involuntary examination, interact with a person threatening suicide, assess the risk of suicide, and provide services and stabilize the situation, interact with juveniles, assess their behavioral characteristics, and provide the most appropriate response to a call involving a juvenile, interact with a person suspected of substance abuse, apply officer safety skills, and understand how to use the Marchman Act for an involuntary admission, interact with an elderly individual, understand age-related conditions, and make referrals for appropriate intervention interact with homeless individuals, understand the increasing occurrence of homelessness, and identify related crimes, identify a crisis situation, recognize an officers duty to recognize, respond and intervene safely and professionally and understand the options available to the officer, and provide the most appropriate intervention, identify high risk by the groups characteristics and ideology and document criminal or suspected criminal activity. CJK0014 INTERVIEWING REPT WRITING (0) At the end of this course, students will: prepare and conduct basic interview to gather information, take notes, identify signs of deception, obtain statements, identify types of reports, forms, and logs, including crime, incident, Broward College Catalog Addendum

41 use of force, disciplinary, traffic crash, organize information chronologically, categorically write reports, apply appropriate grammar and mechanics, apply agency procedures, evaluate report prior to submission, draft probable cause affidavit. CJK0064 FUNDAMENTALS OF PATROL (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to use radio equipment properly, identify the uses of mobile computer devices, and understand the uses of FCIC/NCIC/NLETS and other electronic database resources understand community-oriented policing and how it is implemented as a problem-solving model, and identify the SARA problem-solving model and its application in real life situations, understand officer safety issues, identify and avoid fatal errors, identify and manage stress, and maintain mental and physical fitness, prepare to patrol, know what a BOLO is and how to create and cancel a BOLO, respond to a call, approach a suspect, set up a perimeter, conduct a building search, make an arrest, transport a prisoner, and process the prisoner at a detention facility. CJK0065 CALLS F SERVICE (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to respond to calls for service, including well-being and security checks, building alarms, environmental hazards, transportation requests, animal complaints, death notifications, and special event security, respond to disturbances, including crowd control, civil disturbances, civil standbys, and disorderly or irate people, respond to court orders, including arrests and civil processes, and assist with the execution of search warrants, respond to calls concerning vehicle fires, unattended, abandoned, or disabled vehicles, and roadway obstructions or damage, enforce parking violations, impound a vehicle, direct vehicle traffic, and direct pedestrian traffic, respond to people in crisis, including suicide incidents, threats from mental impairments, and situations involving alcohol or substance abuse. CJK0077 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS (0) Conduct an initial investigation of crimes against persons, society, property, and economic crimes. CJK0078 CRIME SCENE TO COURTROOM (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to: process a crime scene, conduct a follow-up investigation, and provide testimony in different types of court proceedings. CJK0084 DUI TRAFFIC STOPS (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to, understand the problem of and solutions for DUI, identify the DUI laws and related legal issues, identify the signs of alcohol or drug impairment, conduct a DUI traffic stop, follow the three-phase process of a DUI contact, demonstrate proficiency in conducting the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, make an arrest decision based on specific clues, accurately complete the required documentation for a DUI arrest, provide clear and convincing evidence of DUI in court testimony. CJK0087 TRAFFIC STOPS (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to: safely pull over a vehicle, identify and articulate the stop/violation, obtain necessary information from the driver/passenger, safely complete the stop, safely effect an arrest, accurately complete the required documentation for a traffic stop. CJK0088 TRAFFIC CRASH INVESTIGATION TERMS LEGAL (0) Define and explain the terms and legal considerations associated with crash investigations, respond to a crash scene safely, assess a crash scene properly, secure a safe work environment at a crash scene, provide emergency medical assistance to injured people at a crash scene, if necessary, obtain pertinent information about a crash to determine how and why it occurred, Identify crimes revealed during a crash investigation, if any, return a crash scene to normal as quickly as possible, complete driver exchange of information properly, take appropriate enforcement action, document a crash correctly in appropriate crash report form. CJK0092 CRITICAL INCIDENTS (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to do the following: complete and pass Unit 1, IS-100.LEb Introduction to the Incident Command System and Unit 2, IS-700.a National Incident Management (NIMS), An Introduction, understand local emergency response plans, law enforcement duty-to-act requirements, and the role of law enforcement officers as first responders, know how to respond to an active shooter incident, plan for response to a natural disaster, identify weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and properly respond to WMD Broward College Catalog Addendum

42 incident, including IEDs and VBIEDs, be aware of hazardous material class, name or identification number, identify actions to take to isolate a hazmat incident and choose protective actions to take in accordance with the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG), recognize the indicators of and paraphernalia used in the manufacture of methamphetamine, describe the indicators of chemical suicide, properly respond to a bomb threat, assess the scene, and search a building or suspected bomb site. CJK0293 CR/CR PROB TO LE OVERVIEW OF LAW ENFCEMENT (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to: understand the values and ethics required for criminal justice officers, understand the consequences of sexual harassment, describe the criminal justice system, describe the structure of criminal justice agencies, understand the Fourth Amendment related to search and seizure, know what constitutes a lawful arrest, understand the Fifth and Sixth Amendments related to the interrogation of suspects, determine when a crime has been committed and the elements necessary to make an arrest for that crime, understand the legal rules and concepts of evidence, be able to articulate the legal justification for the use of force, understand an officers duties and options in civil (noncriminal) incidents, be familiar with the legal considerations. CJK0296 CR TO LE REPTING PROCEDURES (0) Prepare and conduct basic interviews, gather information, take notes, identify signs of deception, obtain statements, identify types of reports, forms, and logs, including: crime, incident, use of force, disciplinary, traffic crash, organize information chronologically, categorically, write reports, apply appropriate grammar and mechanics, apply agency procedures, evaluate report prior to submission. CJK0297 CR TO LE INTERACTIONS TO CRISIS SITUATIONS (0) At the end of this course, students should be able to: identify a crisis situation, recognize an officers duty to recognize, respond and intervene safely and professionally and understand the options available to the officer, and provide the most appropriate intervention, interact with a person threatening suicide, assess the risk of suicide, and provide services and stabilize the situation, understand how to use the Baker Act for an involuntary examination understand how to use the Marchman Act for an involuntary admission, interact with veterans in crisis, recognize potential emotional triggers, and recommend available resources, identify high risk groups by the groups characteristics and ideology and document criminal or suspected criminal activity. COP2222C PROGRAMMING IN OBJECTIVE-C (3) This course introduces students to the Objective-C Programming Language. Upon successful completion of this course, the students should be able to create Objective-C programs that leverage the object-oriented features of the Objective-C language, such as encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism; use data types, arrays and other data collections; implement error-handling techniques using exception handling, create a GUI, and work in the ios Environment (3) COP2658C IPHONE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT In this course, students will learn how to create mobile applications that can be deployed to iphone smartphones, tablets or simulators utilizing Cocoa and XCode for development. Emphasis will be placed on learning the underlying iphone framework and components in order to create quality mobile applications. COP2660C ROID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT I (3) This course teaches the principles of Android application development. Students will learn how to create mobile applications for deployment to Android smartphones, tablets or simulators utilizing open source software (Java, Eclipse IDE, Android Plug-In, and Android SDK) for deployment. Emphasis will be placed on the underlying Android Framework to create quality applications. CTS1806C ADVANCED WEBSITE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (3) This course teaches students how to use the Adobe Dreamweaver Integrated Development Environment. Students learn Project requirements, website usability, using rich media content, content control tools, website building techniques, collaboration and Site testing, and how to manage and maintain websites. Students will also use advanced CSS techniques to create sites to the latest W3C standards. CTS1808C WEBSITE ANIMATION (3) This course teaches students how to produce vector-based animations for the Web using various tools like Adobe Flash (which is the industry-standard software for developing interactive experiences on the Web, desktops, mobile Broward College Catalog Addendum

43 devices, and tablets), and the HTML5 canvas tag combined with CSS and JavaScript. CTS2858C CIW E-COMMERCE SPECIALIST (3) This is a comprehensive course teaching students how to conduct business online and manage the technical issues associated with constructing an e-commerce web site. Topics include designing and implementing commercedriven Web sites; identifying the similarities and differences between traditional and electronic commerce, exploring e-commerce technologies at various levels of sophistication, and construction of a fully functional e- commerce web site using skills taught in this and previous classes. This course helps prepare students for the CIW E-Commerce Strategies and Practices certification exam. DAN2100 DANCE APPRECIATION (3) Dance Appreciation is an introductory survey class that examines dance as a primary mode of human expression and communication. This course introduces dance as an art form and will enhance knowledge of the historical, cultural and aesthetic aspects of dance via the study of its origins in ritual, courtly, social and theatrical settings. DES1832L EXPED FUNCTION I LABATY (1) Designed to provide the basic knowledge and clinical practice necessary for the Dental Assisting student to perform the Expanded Functions permitted by the Rules and Regulations of the Florida State Board of Dentistry. DES1840L PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY LABATY (1) Laboratory portion of DES1840. This course is designed to teach the students how to educate and motivate patients in controlling their Dental plaque, thus preventing dental diseases. Dental floss, brushing methods, adjunctive supplementary oral physiotherapy aids, intra- oral imaging, nutritional counseling, microscopes, and biofilm collection will be utilized. An emphasis is placed on the development of a plaque control program to meet individual patient needs. EEX4472 INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES F STUDENTS WITH MODERATE/SEVERE DISABILITIES (3) This course will examine how particular types of Low-incidence disabilities; including mental retardation, autism, physical disabilities, traumatic brain injury, deafness, blindness, multiple disabilities, and other health impairments, affect academic performance. Students will learn and demonstrate current Methods for teaching individuals with low incidence disabilities. Students will participate in a field experience with students with low incidence disabilities. EME2041 EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION IN EVERYDAY (3) This course will explore applications of technology integration to improve teaching and learning. Students will learn ways to use technology for the development of independent learning in order to facilitate active, learner-centered classroom experiences. EME3410 ENHANCING MATHEMATICS SCIENCE EDUCATION WITH TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS (2) This course will explore the interaction of K12 mathematics and science content, technology that supports mathematics and science teaching and learning, and the cognitive and social processes of learning that yields maximum learning opportunities for all students. Students will identify technologies that align with student intellectual abilities and learning styles in mathematics and science. Incorporate inquiry- based learning with technology and discover the interdisciplinary connections between mathematics, science and technology. ENC0017C ACCELERATED LITERACY READING/WRITING INTEGRATION (4) This course will focus on critical thinking skills required to read, analyze, and synthesize written information, including the expansion of vocabulary and grammatical/mechanical skills required to successfully negotiate the writing process in preparation for reading and writing at the college level. MAN2543 SUPPLY CHAIN MODELING (3) This course will enable students to create quantitative models in Microsoft Excel, as supporting tools in decisionmaking. The course will follow the case study method, exposing students to business situations typically encountered by Supply Chain Management professionals. Students will learn how to select the applicable tool to address the situation described in every case, create the corresponding quantitative model, write objective recommendations derived from the analysis, and present these in a simulated boardroom meeting environment. The Broward College Catalog Addendum

44 course will cover Decision Analysis, Linear Regression Modeling, Forecasting Methods, Optimization Modeling, and Monte Carlo Simulation. MAR3802 MARKETING MANAGEMENT (3) This course helps develop the marketing knowledge and skills necessary for the successful manager to address the intermediate marketing issues surrounding the complex demand management problem all organizations face. Students will understand the marketing concepts, including the development of a marketing plan including objectives, strategies and tactics. MAT0029C DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS F STATISTICS (4) This course introduces basic statistical concepts and focuses on data analysis and quantitative reasoning. It will concentrate on statistical content with requisite arithmetic and algebraic concepts taught and applied in the context of statistics. This course emphasizes both written and verbal communication of statistical concepts, and helps prepare the student for college-level statistics and liberal arts math courses. This course is designed for students who do not intend to major in math, science, computer science, business, etc. Please check your degree requirements before enrolling in this course. Students who complete this course will be prepared to enter STA 2023 and MGF 1106/1107. Students who complete this course will not be permitted to take MAT 1033 or MAC 1105 without taking other prerequisite courses. This course is non-transferable. MAT0057 DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS: A MODULAR APPROACH (4) This course is designed to satisfy the requirements of both MAT0018 and MAT0028 in one semester. The course is delivered in a guided, self-paced format. MTE2541C MARINE AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT (3) This course provides an introduction to centrifugal pumps; AC electricity and generators; hydraulic; air conditioning; and refrigeration systems. Theory of operation and fundamentals of servicing are taught with a strong emphasis on techniques. NUR4128 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY/PHARMACOLOGY (3) This course provides the student with the basic understanding of pathophysiology related to human illness and pharmacotherapy related to the application of drugs for the purpose of disease prevention and treatment, within a systems framework. Emphasis is placed on biological theories and principles that provide a basis for understanding pathophysiology as an alteration in the normal physiology functioning of subsystems from conception to end of life and the chemical agents that are capable of producing biologic responses within the body. The course uses critical thinking processes to analyze diverse client presentations of selected illness for symptomatology, pathophysiology, and health care implications. H4256 NUTRITIONAL MONITING MANAGEMENT (3) This course is designed to teach students the techniques for determining, interpreting, and managing the nutritional status of landscape and container grown greenhouse and nursery crops. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to determine, interpret, and adjust: Water quality; Substrate physical parameters; Substrate chemical parameters; Irrigation practices; Fertilization practices. PTN0003 INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACY PRACTICE MECICAL TERM (0) This course is an orientation to the overall functions and services of a hospital pharmacy. Students will learn medical abbreviations, terminology, chemical symbols, formulas, and incompatibilities. PTN0004 PHARMACY PRACTITIONER APPLICATIONS (0) This course focuses on pharmacy practitioner applications. Students will learn to develop skills relating to the specific, technical, manipulative and clerical tasks involved with the preparations and distribution of medications under the supervision of Licensed Pharmacists. Prerequisite: HCP0001 PTN0006 PHARMACY CALCULATIONS (0) This course covers the definitions of systems of measurement, the conversion of one system to another, and how to calculate pharmacology problems. Broward College Catalog Addendum

45 PTN0021DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS (0) This course covers the major classifications of systems of measurement, the conversion of pharmaceuticals, standards for quality and purity of drugs, and authoritative information on dosage and administration. Students will learn about poisons, placebos, and sources from which medications are produced. PTN0041 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN HOSPITAL FIELD EXPERIENCE (0) This course covers clinical hospital training to develop the student's knowledge and skills on the job. Students will learn how to properly prepare doses of medication and intravenous admixtures. PTN0049 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RETAIL STE FIELD EXPERIENCE (0) This course covers the clinical field experiences in a retail establishment. Students will learn about pharmaceutical chemistry, proper medication, and how to deliver medications correctly. PTN0093 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN REVIEW COURSE (0) This course reviews topics related to the field of pharmacy to students enrolled in the Pharmacy Technician program to prepare them to sit for the nationally recognized pharmacy technician certification examination. Participants receive a comprehensive review based on the certification exam content identified by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board. RAT1112 RADIATION THERAPY MEDICAL IMAGING (1) An introductory study to radiographic processes. Included will be the processes behind computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear medicine, positron emitting tomography, and ultrasound as it pertains to simulation, detection, and diagnosis of cancer. RAT1210 INTRODUCTION TO RADIATION THERAPY ANATOMY (1) This course is designed to present anatomy and its importance to the radiation therapist. A survey of the structure of human body as it pertains to radiation therapy will consider the following: the cell, tissues, glands, skeletal system, the spine, pelvis, lower limb, abdomen, thorax, upper limb, the neck, and the head. RAT1212 RADIATION THERAPY IMAGING ANATOMY (2) A study of radiographic human anatomy as it pertains to identifying organs at risk and treatment considerations for radiation therapy. Students will study the anatomy of the human skeleton and organ systems in both two dimensional and three dimensional views. REA0055 DEVELOPMENTAL READING MODULE (1 CREDIT) (1) A course designed to satisfy the requirements of upper level developmental reading in modular format. This course is for students who score between 93 and 103 on the PERT placement test. Students will then be given the PERT Diagnostic to identify skills in the developmental reading sequence that have not yet been mastered. An individual learning plan will be established and students will be assigned to the module(s) containing those competencies not yet mastered. Topics for study will be determined by student's P.E.R.T. Diagnostic test results. This course will teach students basic reading and study skills to prepare them for college level course work. REA0056 DEVELOPMENTAL READING MODULE (2 CREDIT) (2) A course designed to satisfy the requirements of upper level developmental reading in modular format. This course is for students who score between 93 and 103 on the PERT placement test. Students will then be given the PERT Diagnostic to identify skills in the developmental reading sequence that have not yet been mastered. An individual learning plan will be established and students will be assigned to the module(s) containing those competencies not yet mastered. Topics for study will be determined by student's P.E.R.T Diagnostic test results. This course will teach students basic reading and study skills to prepare them for college level course work. RED4844 READING PRACTICUM (3) Students will, through this culminating practicum experience, demonstrate knowledge of the components of reading, as well as assessments and data analysis, to implement a comprehensive research-based reading plan of instruction for all learners. Students will engage in the systematic problem solving process. Students are to complete a minimum of 30 hours of field experience in a k12 setting Broward College Catalog Addendum

46 SCE4310 SCIENCE IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (1) This course introduces conceptually and developmentally appropriate Science content based on the five content areas identified by the Florida Sunshine State Standard. These are knowledge of the nature of matter, knowledge of forces, motion, and energy, knowledge of Earth and space, knowledge of life science, knowledge of the nature of science, knowledge of the relationship of science and technology. Within these content areas, preprofessional educators will learn techniques consistent with the national process standards and research-based procedural strategies. This course addresses specific Sunshine State Standards, subject matter competencies, and pedagogy pertinent to the discipline and required for teacher certification. STA1021 FOUNDATIONS OF STATISTICS (3) This course will lay the foundation for further statistical study. This course introduces basic statistical concepts and focuses on data analysis and quantitative reasoning. This course emphasizes both written and verbal communication of statistical concepts, and helps prepare the student for inferential statistics courses. This course is designed for students who do not intend to major in math, science, computer science, business, etc. Please check your degree requirements before enrolling in this course. Students who complete this course will be prepared to enter STA 2023 and MGF 1106/1107. Students who complete this course will not be permitted to take MAT 1033 or MAC 1105 without taking other prerequisite courses. TRA3132 PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT (3) This course presents current and thorough coverage in the critical area of procurement for logistics managers. Students gain insight and knowledge into the strategies, processes, and practices of procurement, including demands placed on procurement managers, the ethical, contractual and legal issues faced by procurement professionals, and the impact of procurement and supply chain management on the competitive success and profitability of the organization. TRA3163 SUPPLY CHAIN QUALITY MANAGEMENT (3) This course focuses on quality enhancement methodologies within the supply chain. Students will learn how to assess the current position of a firm and identify an effective strategy for improvement based on a profound understanding of the company, market, processes, and customers. Broward College Catalog Addendum

47 Courses that have been modified (effective Fall 20151) CET1600C CISCO NETWKING I (3) This course introduces the architecture, structure, functions, components, and models of the Internet and other computer networks. The principles and structure of IP addressing and the fundamentals of Ethernet concepts, media, and operations are introduced to provide a foundation for the curriculum. By the end of the course, students will be able to build simple LANs, perform basic configurations for routers and switches, and implement IP addressing schemes. CET1610C CISCO NETWKING II (3) This course describes the architecture, components, and operation of routers and switches in a small network. Students learn how to configure a router and a switch for basic for basic functionality. By the end of this course, students will be able to configure and troubleshoot routers and switches and resolve common issues with RIPv1, RIPng, single-area and multi-area OSPF, virtual LANs, and inter-vlan routing in both IPv4 and IPv6 networks. CET1615C CISCO NETWKING III (3) This course describes the architecture, components, and operations of routers and switches in larger and more complex networks. Students learn how to configure routers and switches for advanced functionality. By the end of this course, students will be able to configure and troubleshoot routers and switches and resolve common issues with OSPF, EIGRP, and STP in both IPv4 and IPv6 networks. Students will also develop the knowledge and skills needed to implement a WLAN in a small-to-medium network. CET1620C CISCO NETWKING IV (3) This course discusses the WAN technologies and network services required by converged applications in a complex network. The course enables students to understand the selection criteria of network devices and WAN technologies to meet network requirements. Students learn how to configure and troubleshoot network devices and resolve common issues with data link protocols. Students will also develop the knowledge and skills needed to implement virtual private network (VPN) operations in a complex network. CET1630C NETWK CABLING TECHNOLOGIES (3) This course is designed for students interested in the physical aspects of voice and data network cabling and installation. The course focuses on cabling issues related to data and voice connections and provides an understanding of the industry and its worldwide standards, types of media and cabling, physical and logical networks, as well as signal transmission. Students will develop skills in cable termination with both jacks and punch blocks, reading network design documentation, pulling and mounting cable, cable management, cable labeling, setting up telecommunications rooms, and patch panel installation and termination, as well as basic cable testing and troubleshooting, and basic cabling calculations. This hands-on, lab-oriented course stresses documentation, design, and installation issues, as well as laboratory safety, on-the-job safety, and working effectively with others. The Panduit Network Infrastructure Essentials course will provide a good start in a career path leading to becoming a network technician, technical support specialist, maintenance technician, testing engineer, information systems planner, and systems integrator. This course will also assist in getting students ready to enter an electrical engineering degree program. CET2486C NETWKING TECHNOLOGY (3) This course covers topics in networking technology including OSI communications, networking and services, as well as troubleshooting of networking devices and components. Networking optimization is also included. CET2625C CISCO CCNP I (3) This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to use advanced IP addressing and routing in implementing scalable and secure Cisco ISR routers connected to LANs and WANs. The skills developed by students completing this course will help prepare them for the Cisco Route Exam. CET2627C CISCO CCNP II (3) This course provides students with knowledge and skills necessary to plan, configure and verify the implementation of complex enterprise switching solutions using Cisco's Campus Enterprise Architecture. The skills developed by students Broward College Catalog Addendum

48 completing this course will help prepare them for the Cisco Switch Exam. CET2628C CISCO CCNP III (3) This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to plan and perform regular maintenance on complex enterprise routed and switched networks and to use technology-based practices and a systematic ITILcompliant approach to perform network troubleshooting. The skills developed by students completing this course will help prepare them for the Cisco Troubleshoot Exam. CET2660C CISCO CCNA SECURITY (3) CCNA Security equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for entry-level security specialist careers. It provides a hands-on introduction to network security. CIS1000C INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE (3) This course is designed to provide students with a broad perspective of the field of Computer Science, from core issues and concepts inherent to the discipline of computing, to the various sub-disciplines of computer science. Topics include: Number Systems and Data Representation; Computer Components and Architecture including Gates and Circuits; Problem Solving and Systems Development Methodologies; Low-Level and High-Level Programming Languages; Abstract Data Representations and Algorithms; Operating Systems, File Systems and Directories; Information Systems; Artificial Intelligence; Simulation, Graphics, and Other Applications; Networks and the World Wide Web. COP1334C INTRODUCTION TO C++ (3) This course provides an introduction to computer program design and development using the C++ language. A structured, multi-phase, program development process featuring a series of steps involving problem definition, topdown design, and formal program specification is stressed. The course is intended to provide the novice programming student with the techniques needed to develop well-documented, structured computer programs. CTS1111C LINUX + (3) This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively administer Linux workstations and servers. Students will plan, install, maintain, and troubleshoot Linux operating system services. The skills developed by students completing this course will help prepare them for the CompTIA Linux+ certification exam. CTS1134C NETWK+ (3) This course provides students with important knowledge and skills required to implement a defined network architecture with basic network security to configure, maintain, and troubleshoot network devices using appropriate network tools, to understand the features and purpose of network technologies, and to make basic solution recommendations, analyze network traffic, and be familiar with common protocols and media types. CTS1390C INSTALLING CONFIGURING WINDOWS SERVER 2012 (3) This course will give students the initial skills to implement and configure Windows Server 2012 core services, such as Active Directory and the networking services. CTS1391C ADMINISTERING WINDOWS SERVER 2012 (3) This course will give students the skills to maintain a Windows Server 2012 infrastructure, such as user and group management, network access and data security. CTS1392C CONFIGURING ADVANCED WINDOWS SERVER 2012 (3) This course will give students necessary skills to deploy, manage and maintain a Windows Server 2012 infrastructure, such as fault tolerance certificate services, and identity federation. CTS1851C CERTIFIED INTERNET WEBMASTER FOUNDATIONS (3) This course is an entry-level course that provides students with baseline technical knowledge and skills of Internet, intranet, and extranet technologies. Students will gain a basic knowledge and/or competency of Internet skills and tasks in 3 core content areas: Internet Business Foundations, Site Development Foundations, and Network Technology Foundations. The skills developed by students completing this course will prepare them for the CIW Foundations certification exam. Placement test or CGS1060C. Broward College Catalog Addendum

49 CTS2120C SECURITY+ (3) This course provides the student with an understanding of the computer, network, infrastructure, and information security issues faced by industry worldwide. Expertise necessary to combat and protect intellectual property from theft and destruction are also developed. The skills developed by students who complete this course will prepare them for the Security+ certification exam. CTS2393C DESIGNING IMPLEMENTING A SERVER INFRASTRUCTURE (3) This course will give students the skills and knowledge necessary to design, implement and maintain a Windows Server 2012 Infrastructure in an enterprise scaled, highly virtualized environment. CTS2394C IMPLEMENTING ADVANCED SERVER 2012 INFRASTRUCTURE (3) This course will give students the skills and knowledge necessary for planning, designing and deploying a Windows Server 2012 highly virtualized infrastructure including the Active Directory, storage, security and networking services. CTS2395C IMPLEMENTING A DESKTOP INFRASTRUCTURE (3) This course will give students the skills and knowledge necessary to plan, configure, and implement of the Windows Server 2012 desktop services, such as desktop imaging and deployment application/desktop virtualization, and RDP access and infrastructure. CTS2396C IMPLEMENTING DESKTOP APPLICATION ENVIRONMENTS (3) This course will give students the skills and knowledge necessary to plan, configure, and implement of the Windows Server 2012 desktop services, such as desktop imaging and deployment, application/desktop virtualization, and RDP access and infrastructure. DEA1003 INTRODUCTION TO DENTISTRY (2) An overview of dentistry and the dental assisting profession including its history, ethical and legal aspects, duties and responsibilities of the dental health team, professional organizations, and proper conduct and grooming of the dental assistant. DEA1030 PRE CLINICAL (4) Designed to orient the student to the dental office and the use and sterilization of all instruments and equipment used in the practice of dentistry. DEA1030L PRECLINICAL LABATY (2) Laboratory/clinical portion of DEA1030. Provides hands-on instruction of use and sterilization of all instruments and equipment used in the practice of dentistry. DEA1131 ALLIED DENTAL THEY (ATD) (2) Designed to acquaint the student with basic body structures, functions and diseases which affect dental treatment. Basic concepts of microbiology and their relevance to sterilization. General aspects of oral pathology, including common pathological conditions of the mouth, teeth, and their supporting structures will be covered. Additional consideration will be given to the pharmacological properties, therapeutic applications and any toxicities or contraindications of drugs and medicaments commonly used in dentistry. Essential material on the symptoms, treatment, and equipment required to render adequate care for the common office emergencies will be included. DEA1155 DENTAL PSYCHOLOGY (ATD) (2) This course will offer material on the basic theories of psychology which enable the dental assistant to possess a greater understanding of why people act as they do. Included in the course are practical techniques for effective patient management and basic guidelines for establishing a better interpersonal relationship between the dental assistant, dental staff and the dental patient. Instructor approval. DEH1002 CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE PROCEDURES (2) A course designed to provide knowledge of the principles of dental hygiene with a detailed study of instrumentation. The course includes data collection and mastery of beginning techniques in dental care. DEH1002L PRECLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE LAB (2) Broward College Catalog Addendum

50 The laboratory portion of this course is designed to provide hands-on instruction in the application of dental hygiene procedures with a detailed study of instrumentation. The course includes data collection and mastery of beginning techniques in dental patient care. DEH1802 DENTAL HYGIENE II (4) A course designed to provide further knowledge in the application of dental hygiene procedures. This includes information on treatment planning, periodontal charting, ultrasonic scaling and comprehensive dental hygiene care. DEH1802L DENTAL HYGIENE II CLINIC (4) This course will provide clinical experience in treatment planning, periodontal charting, ultrasonic scaling and comprehensive dental hygiene care. DEH2701L COMMUNITY DENTAL HEALTH LAB (1) This course is the follow through for DEH2701. The student will apply community health principles by designing and presenting dental health education principles to various community audiences. DES1020 DENTAL ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY (3) The study of head and neck anatomy with emphasis placed on the structure, morphology, and function of the primary and permanent human dentition. DES1050 PAIN CONTROL DENTAL ANESTHESIA (1) This course provides a study of agents used in dentistry for local anesthesia and pain control. DES1100 DENTAL MATERIALS (2) Designed to familiarize the student with the various types of materials, their physical properties and characteristics, proper manipulation and designed application in the practice of dentistry. DES1100L DENTAL MATERIALS LAB (ATD) (1) Laboratory portion of DES1100. Proper manipulation and designed application in the practice of dentistry. Projects demonstrating proficiency in the technical applications and proper manipulation of specified dental materials will be required. DES1200 DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY (3) Fundamentals of radiological science as applied to dentistry will be presented. Special consideration will be given to radiation physics, hazards, biological effects, protection, and control methods. Also proper techniques for exposing, processing and mounting of radiographs are included. DES1200L DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY LAB (1) Laboratory portion of DES1200. Proper techniques for exposing, processing, and mounting radiographs. Laboratory exercise demonstrating proficiency in these techniques will be required. DES1404 BASIC ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY (ATD) (2) A basic anatomy and physiology course designed specifically to meet the needs of dental assisting students. Emphasis will be placed on the human body structure, functions of its components and associated diseases which affect the total care of the dental patient. DES1502 DENTAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT (ATD) (2) The study of efficient dental office management. Basic concepts to be presented will include telephone etiquette and communication. Guidelines for better interpersonal relations, methods for effective appointment control, dental bookkeeping systems and practices, business writing techniques, collection and billing, filing of patients records and procedures for tax and health insurance forms. Computer proficiency must be demonstrated by the student for course completion. DES1805 CLINICAL PROCEDURES I (ATD) (2) Lecture series acquaints the student with the necessary background material and assisting procedures involved in each Broward College Catalog Addendum

51 dental specialty. Special fee charged. DES1805L CLINICAL PROCEDURES I LAB (3) Practicum phase provides the opportunity for each student to receive closely supervised individual instruction in all phases of chair side assisting. Special fee charged. Instructor's approval. DES1807 CLINICAL PROCEDURES II (ATD) (1) Practicum phase is a continuation of DES1805 with the addition of a supervised externship program utilizing dental offices and public health facilities in the community. Lecture demonstration series focuses on selected dental topics pertaining to effective dental assisting and the additional duties permitted by rules and regulations of the Florida State Board of Dentistry. DES1807L CLINICAL PROCEDURES II LABATY (ATD) (3) Practicum phase is a continuation of DES1805L with the addition of a supervised externship utilizing dental offices and public health facilities in the community. DES1832 EXPED FUNCTIONS I (1) The course is designed to provide the basic knowledge and clinical practice necessary for the dental assisting student to perform the expanded functions permitted by the rules and regulations of the Florida State Board of Dentistry. DES1833 EXPED FUNCTIONS II (ATD) (2) The course is designed to be a continuation of dental auxiliary expanded functions I. It will provide the basic knowledge necessary to perform the more complex expanded functions permitted by the rules and regulations of Florida State Board of Dentistry. DES1833L EXPED FUNCTION II LAB (1) This course is designed to be a continuation of dental auxiliary expanded functions I. It will provide the clinical practice necessary to perform the more complex expanded functions permitted by the rules and regulations of Florida State Board of Dentistry. DES1840 PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY (2) Emphasis is placed on the development of a plaque control program to meet individual patient needs. Materials on methods of tooth brushing, supplementary aids for oral physiotherapy and the use of fluorides, and nutritional counseling in preventive dentistry will be presented. GEB1011 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS (3) This course provides a basic study of business activity and how it relates to our economic society. Topics covered include how businesses are owned, organized, managed and controlled Course content emphasizes business vocabulary, areas of business specialization, and career opportunities. GRA2190C INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN (3) This course is an introduction to the theory, practice, materials, techniques, and production methods used in graphic arts, pointing out how various layout techniques lead to a printed piece. Intended for art majors who wish to pursue a BFA degree in graphic design or want to seek entry level employment. MAE4310 METHODS OF TEACHING MATH IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (3) This course introduces conceptually and developmentally appropriate mathematics content based on the five content areas identified by the Florida Sunshine State Standards. These are Numeration & Number Sense, Geometry, Measurement, Algebraic Thinking, and Data Analysis & Probability. Within these content areas, preprofessional educators will learn techniques consistent with the national process standards and research-based procedural strategies. This course addresses specific Sunshine State Standards, subject matter competencies, and pedagogy pertinent to the discipline and required for teacher certification. Fifteen hours of field placement are required. MAN4102 MANAGING CULTURAL DIVERSITY (3) This course represents the basic concepts, principles, and techniques associated with leading cultural diversity in the global marketplace. Emphasis will be on the students developing an understanding of the interplay between leadership, cultural diversity, and the global business models. Students will also gain an understanding of how these concepts Broward College Catalog Addendum

52 relate to and are applied in the regional markets like Asia, Latin America, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. MAN4504 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (3) This course teaches the operational decision- making management techniques to improve the processes and productivity in organizations. Topics discussed are quality and outcomes; efficiency; forecasting; work flow processes; inventory control; design of goods and services; waiting lines; and critical path. Managing a project from beginning to end, including how to identify needs, and define, assign, and track items, is addressed. MAN4900 CAPSTONE PROJECT (3) This capstone course will provide the opportunity for the student to demonstrate that he/she has learned the material from the program and can apply it in the real world. It should be taken during the student's last semester at the college. It provides to the student with the opportunity to develop a plan to solve a problem dealing with management and organizational leadership issues of today. The student will choose one major plan to address the problem in detail. PET2622C CARE/PREVENTION/ATHLETIC INJURIES (2) Develops competence, knowledge and skill in the prevention and care of athletic injuries. Understands physical conditioning, nutrition and types of exercises. This course does not lead to certification of athletic training. It does not lead to any license nor does it lead to preparation of certification. This is a basic course in prevention of injuries. PLA1003 INTRODUCTION TO PARALEGAL STUDIES (3) This course provides an overview of the training and duties of the paralegal. Also included is a discussion of legal terminology, research techniques, and pertinent litigation documents. Program Manager's approval. PLA2940 PLA PRACTICUM (3) This course is designed to apply the knowledge and skills developed in the required courses through practical work experience. The student will perform legal work for 144 hours under the supervision of an attorney. Program Manager's approval. RAT1614 INTRO TO RADIATION THERAPY PHYSICS (2) An introductory study of radiation therapy physics to include mathematical principles & measurement, atomic structure, electromagnetic radiation, magnetism, electrostatics, electrodynamics, electromagnetism, x-ray production & interactions. Admission to program required. SCE3420C PHYSICAL SCIENCE F MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS (4) This course is a study of the fundamental concepts of physical science as part of teaching science in grades 5-9. This course focuses on three elements: content knowledge, inquiry and other teaching strategies, and use of multimedia and visualization tools in teaching and learning about physical science. This course incorporates methods and metacognitive strategies for learning and teaching, including scientific reasoning, prediction, and abstract and critical thinking, and helps educators optimize their science teaching experiences. Through the readings, videos, discussions, assignments, and other interactive experiences, learners in this course will have multiple opportunities to develop content knowledge about transfer of energy; light, sound, and waves; mechanisms of heat transfer; and solubility and density. SCE3941 TEACHING MIDDLE SECONDARY SCHOOL SCIENCES (4) Science educators are faced with many unique sets of circumstances that are not encountered in other disciplines. These include unique legal and safety considerations, equipment acquisition and organization, and participation in programs that provide key resources. This course shall prepare the preprofessional science educator with some of the key tools and strategies that are utilized in the science class room. Each unit focuses on one of the major areas that science educators will experience. The course is presented as a series of hands on experiences in which the student is involved in graded planning or concept exercises, followed by observed and graded application or execution of those plans. Prerequisite: SCE3320 SCE4330 SCE4945 STUDENT TEACHING IN SCIENCE (10) This course is designed to provide students with multiple opportunities to practice implementing the 12 Florida Educators Accomplished Practices including effective planning, instruction, management and assessment techniques in Broward College Catalog Addendum

53 a real-world middle and high school classroom setting under the supervision of a certified teacher. TRA1010 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSPTATION & LOGISTICS (3) This course deals with the role of logistics in the economy and the organization. Topics explored are customer service, logistics information systems, inventory management, material management and supply chain management. The objective is to explore the full scope of the transportation plant and its services as a necessary preparation to efficient use of the transportation system. TRA1154 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (3) This course presents an integrated approach to the management of activities involved in moving goods and services from suppliers to customers. The course will focus on what employees and managers must do to ensure an effective supply chain exists in their organization. Students will learn about SCM functions, warehousing, purchasing and inventory, e-commerce, information flow and" customer service. TRA2930 SEMINAR IN GLOBAL TRADE & LOGISTICS (1) This course focuses on current and emerging issues in global trade and logistics. Its format and topic will vary, but will include a full day or a half day seminar conducted by one or more industry experts who will address specific global trade and logistic topics such as, but not limited to: Functions comprising logistics; How logistics affects customer service, corporate performance and competitive advantage; Key logistics processes of supply chain management; Effective strategies for logistics managers; Key differences between domestic and international logistics; Developing strategies to effectively manage logistics; Recognizing the role played key logistics intermediaries that facilitate global trade. TRA3155 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT II (3) This course is an overview of logistics' functions within a firm and in the context of integrated vertical systems. Topics include customer service, information flow inventory control, materials management, order processing, packaging, and physical distribution. TRA4153 APPLIED PRODUCTION/OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (3) This course provides management and analytical concepts/tools for the management of operations and the decisionmaking process within the scope of the supply chain. Recently, operations strategy has provided companies with a competitive advantage in supply chains and transportation. Decision-making regarding operational issues is one of the most common tasks within organizations. This course will enable the student to perform the quantitative analysis necessary and understand the management issues in order to make good operational decisions within the supply chain Broward College Catalog Addendum

54 Courses that have been terminated (Effective Fall 20151) CIS3510 CJK0007 CJK0008 CJK0011 CJK0017 CJK0061 CJK0062 CJK0071 CJK0076 CJK0082 CJK0083 CJK0086 CJK0290 CJK0291 CJK0292 CJK0294 CTS1213C CTS1220C CTS1225C CTS1230C CTS1362C CTS1431C EEX3103 MAN3162 OST2431 OST2432 RAT1111 RAT1111L RED3352 SCE3943 TRA2131 TRA4720 Broward College Catalog Addendum

55 Updates to State Statutes, Administrative Rules, and College Policies and Procedures Catalog Page Title Description/Status Link 26 BC Policy 6Hx Transfer of Credits from Postsecondary Institutions BC Policy number updated es/pages/student-affairs.aspx 26 US Department of Education FAFSA Tax Records Submission Process Removed reference to BC Policy 6Hx ies/pages/student- Affairs.aspx 44 BC Policy 6Hx Student Fees and Fee Payments BC Policy number updated cies/pages/businessaffairs.aspx BC Policy 6Hx Florida Statute Dropped Courses with Refunds and Course Withdrawals Articulation and Access BC Policy number updated Dual Enrollment/Early Admissions - A student enrolled as a dual enrollment or early admission student is exempt from the payment of registration, tuition, and laboratory fees (wording revised) cies/pages/student- Affairs.aspx 46 Florida Statute (2)(e) Homeless Fee Exemption Removed reference to Florida Statute Florida Statute Public Postsecondary Education Florida Statute number updated 80 BC Policy 6Hx Grades and Grade Appeal Process BC Policy updated - Incomplete Grades cies/pages/academic- Affairs.aspx 82 Florida Statute Educational Scholarships, Fees, And Financial Assistance Florida Statute updated Broward College Catalog Addendum

56 Administrator and Faculty Directory Abbasi, Husam U., Assistant Professor; M.S. Chemistry, Middle East Technical University; B.S. Chemistry, Yarmouk University Ackerman, Harvey R., Associate Dean, University/College Library; M.S. Library & Information Studies, Florida State University; M.S. Computer Systems, SUNY at Binghamton; B.A. Architecture, SUNY at Binghamton Acurio, Reynaldo, Assistant Professor; M.D. Medicine, University of Buenos Aires; M.B.A. Business Administration, Florida International University Adams, John D., Associate Dean, Student Affairs; M.S. Education, University of Kentucky; B.A. History, Berea College Adamska, Halina, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Physics, Illinois Institute of Technology Adeagbo, Olufolake A., Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing, Florida Atlantic University; B.S.N. Nursing, Florida Atlantic University Agnesi, Peter A., Associate Vice President, Safety, Security & Emergency Preparedness; B.A. Economics/Business, Westfield State College Albo, Elisa, Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Creative Writing, Florida International University; M.S. English Education, Florida International University; B.A. English, University of Florida Albrizio, Lori, Librarian; M.A. Library & Information Science, University of South Florida; B.A. English, SUNY at Binghamton Alessandri, Alexandra P., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, Florida International University; B.A. English, Florida International University Alexander, Willie J., Associate Vice President, Student Affairs/College Registrar; M.S. Higher Education Administration, Barry University; B.A. Psychology, Mercer University Almquist, Kathryn, Instructor; M.H.S. Health Sciences, Nova Southeastern University; B.H.Sc. Health Science Education, Nova Southeastern University; A.S. Radiography, Broward College Anderson, Matthew, Assistant Professor; Ph.D Zoology, Oklahoma City University; B.S. Biological Sciences, University of Tennessee Anderson, Nicolette A., District Director, Talent Management; M.P.A Public Administration, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Human Resources Management, University of Technology, Jamaica Anderson, Pauline M., District Director of Institutional Planning; M.A. Race & Ethnic Relations, University of Warwick; B.A. Sociology, University of Wolverhampton Andreu, Nicole M., Instructor; B.A.S. Dental Hygiene, Saint Petersburg College; A.S. Dental Hygiene, Broward College Anglin, Carlton, Assistant Professor; M.S. Telecommunications & Networking, Florida International University; B.I.T. Information Technology, American Intercontinental University Broward College Catalog Addendum

57 Apa, Andrea R., Assistant Professor; M.S. English, Florida International University; B.A., Universidad Nacional de Santa Fe Applebaum, Alan, Professor; M.S. in Taxation, Florida International University; B.B.A. Accounting, Florida Atlantic University Apps, Michelle L., Librarian; M.P.A. Public Administration, Western Michigan University; M.S. Librarianship, Western Michigan University; B.A. History, Saginaw Valley State University Araujo, Jaime R., Instructor; B.A.S. Management and Supervision, Broward College; A.A.S. Automotive Service Management, Broward College Archila, Felicidad G., Assistant Professor; M.S. Management Information Systems, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Foreign Language, Virginia Commonwealth University; B.S. Sociology, Virginia Commonwealth University Arno, Lee H., Instructor; B.A. Business Administration, Keiser Career College; A.S. Paramedics, Keiser Career College Ascher, Ricky, Assistant Professor; M.A. Economics, Columbia University of New York Asencio, David,Dean, Student Affairs; M.S. Student Personnel Administration, SUNY College at Buffalo; B.A. History, CUNY Hunter College Ayala, Idelisa, Associate Professor; Ph.D Biophysics, University of Minnesota Twin Cities; B.S. Chemistry, University of Puerto Rico Ayers, Thomas, Associate Dean, Information Technology; Ph.D Leadership & Education, Barry University; M.S. Computer Education, Barry University; M.S. Higher Education Administration, Florida International University; B.S. Computer Science, Saint Peter s College Bachers, Philip, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.P.A. Public Administration, Florida International University; B.A. Psychology, Florida International University; A.S. EMT, Broward College; A.S. Fire Science Technology, Broward College Backus, Leslie, National Certification & Delivery Director; M.B.A. Business Administration, Nova Southeastern University Bailey, Sharron K., Instructor; A.A. Criminal Justice, Broward College Baine, Herman, Senior Professor, M.Ed. Curriculum & Instruction, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Sociology, Kentucky State University Baker Bemmel, Mirella G., Associate Professor; M.A. Sociology, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Psychology, Florida Atlantic University Balzora, Lulrick, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; D.Min. Missiology, New Orleans Baptist Theological; M.Div. Divinity/Theology, New Orleans Baptist Theological; M.A. History, Southeastern Louisiana University Barclay, Helen L., Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, University of South Florida Barnes, Gregory, Assistant Professor; M.A. Communications, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Communications, Florida State University Broward College Catalog Addendum

58 Barnett, Susan J., Director, Buehler Planetarium; M.Ed. Foundation Education Research, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Geology & Geophysics, Yale University Barney, Patti L., Vice President, Information Technology; M.S. Information Studies, Florida State University; B.P.S., Barry University; A.A. Computer Systems Science/Data Process, Broward College; A.S. Computer Science Education, Broward College Barr, Carolyn, Assistant Professor; M.A. English, SUNY at Binghamton; B.A. Creative Writing, Florida State University Beaton-Garcia, Sunem, Senior Instructional Designer; M.A. Library & Information Science, University of South Florida; B.S. Business, University of Phoenix Bellot, Robert, Construction Project Manager; BDes Architectural Studies, Florida International University Benjamin, Stacey-ann Y., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Chemistry, University of Florida; M.S.T. Chemistry, University of Florida; B.A. Chemistry, Wellesley College Bennett, Raphael S., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. English/Creative Writing, University of Southwestern Louis; M.P.W. Writing, University of Southern California; B.A. Literature/Writing, Columbia University Berbeci, Lidia, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Chemistry, University of Miami Bergau, Mark G., Instructor; M.S. Aviation Safety Central, Missouri State University; B.A. History, University of South Florida Bernal-Dobek, Maria E., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Curriculum & Instruction, National-Louis University; B.A. Teaching of Social Studies, University of Illinois Central Bernardi, John Frederick, National Project Director LINCS Supply Chain Management Initiative; M.B.A. International Business, Nova Southeastern University; M.P.A. Public Administration, University of Miami; B.A., University of Miami Bernhardt, Todd E., Associate Professor; Ph.D. Sociology, Southern Illinois University; M.A. Sociology, Western Illinois University Bernstein, Richard, Associate Professor; Ph.D. Psychology, University of South Florida; M.A. Counseling & Guidance, University of South Florida; B.A. Criminal Justice, University of South Florida Berzak, Adam J., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University Betts, Russell L., Assistant Professor; Ph.D Chemistry, Wayne State University Bharath, Deoraj, Assistant Professor; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.Ed. Concentration Adm Plan Soc Pol, Harvard University; M.Ed. Foundation Education Research, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Geography, Florida Atlantic University Bianchi, Ariana B., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of Florida; B.A. English, University of Florida Biggs, Abraham K., Senior Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Florida State University Broward College Catalog Addendum

59 Blair, Dezma M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing, Florida Atlantic University Blake, Monique L., Associate Dean, University/College Library; M.A. Curriculum & Instruction, University of Phoenix; B.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. English, Broward College Blalack, Donnie R., Associate Dean, Aviation; B.A. Management, Saint Mary s College of California; A.A. General Studies, San Jose City College Block, Christian Thomas, Associate Dean, Technology Support; M.S. Computer Information Systems, Nova Southeastern University Bomwell, Leonard, Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Accounting, Fairleigh Dickinson University; B.S. Accounting, Fairleigh Dickinson University; Borda, Jorge, Counselor; Ed.D. Counseling Psychology, Boston University; M.Ed. Counseling Psychology, Boston State College; B.A. Psychology, Boston State College Borgers, Darenda R., Assistant Professor; M.A. TESOL, University of Illinois; B.A. Spanish, Illinois Wesleyan University Bortes, Dana L., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University Botero, Benjamin, Assistant Professor; M.A. Liberal Studies, University of North Carolina at Wilmington; M.S. Criminal Justice, Tiffin University; M.S. Management, Saint Thomas University; B.A. Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University Botero, Nancy R., Vice President, Advancement & Executive Director BC Foundation; M.A. Communications, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Political Science, University of Florida Bouhenguel, Redjem, F/T Temporary Instructor; Ph.D. Computer Engineering, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Electrical Engineering, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Industrial Engineering, University of Miami; B.S. Industrial Engineering, University of Miami Boulier, Wayne K., Instructor; M.S. Criminal Justice, Faulkner University; B.A. Criminal Justice, Union Institute & University. Bovio, Julie, Director, Payroll; B.S. Hospitality Management, Florida International University Braeseker, Sondra M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Elementary Education, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Business Administration, Broward College Branly, Rolando M., Professor; M.S. Physics, Stephen F Austin State University Brasco, Robert, Counselor; M.S. Counseling, California State University Sacramento; B.A. Psychology, California State University Sacramento Brecker, Debra S., Counselor; Ed.S. Counseling and Human Systems, Florida State University; M.S. Counseling and Human Systems, Florida State University; B.A. Journalism, University of Georgia Brinson, Carol L., Counselor; M.S. Marriage & Family Therapy, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Education, SUNY College at Cortland Brodsky, Kimberly, District Director, Compensation/Classification; M.P.A. Public Administration, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Business Administration, SUNY at Albany; A.A., SUNY Orange County Community College Broward College Catalog Addendum

60 Brower, Victoria, Assistant Professor; M.A. International Relations, Boston University Brown, Yolanda, Associate Dean, Academic & Student Affairs; J.D. Law, University of Miami; B.A. English, Florida A & M University Brunner, Tracy B., Assistant Professor, M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. English Language & Literature, University of Pittsburgh Bryant, Dana S., Instructor; B.S. Health Information Management, Florida A & M University Budhu, Savena, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Comparative Studies, Florida Atlantic University; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. English, Florida Atlantic University Bullard, Robert B., Counselor; M.B.A. International Business, University of Miami; B.A. Business Administration, Morehouse College Burbach, Brock, Assistant Professor; D.M.A. Music, University of Missouri-Kansas City; M.M. Vocal Performance, Oklahoma City University; B.M. Vocal Performance, Cameron University Burgess, Lisa R., Assistant Professor; M.S. Biological Sciences, Johns Hopkins University; M.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Florida; B.S. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Broward College Burke, Claudette D., District Director, Employee Benefits & Wellness; M.S. Human Resources Management, Nova Southeastern University; B.B.A. Management, Florida Atlantic University Burks, Zachary, Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of Alabama in Huntsville; B.A. University of Alabama in Huntsville; A.A. English, Martin Methodist College Burns Davies, Erin, Assistant Professor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Broward College Burroughs, Lynda, Professor; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.A. Nursing, New York University; B.S.N. Nursing, Adelphi University Bussell, Charles, HETG-Executive Director; M.A. Religion, Florida State University; B.A. Religion, Florida State University Butler, Daniel William, Librarian; M.S. Leadership for Higher Education, Capella University; M.S. Library & Information Studies, Florida State University Butler, Margaret V., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Broadcasting, University of Florida Butto, Natalie, Assistant Professor; J.D. Law, Georgetown University; M.B.A. Information Systems, New York University Byrd, Carlton, Assistant Professor; Ed.S. Administration & Supervision, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Physical Education, Florida State University; B.S. Physical Education, Florida State University Cabrera, Michele, Director, Early Learning Center; M.S. Education, Lesley College Broward College Catalog Addendum

61 Cainas, Elena D., Assistant Professor; M.D. Medicine, Universidad de Ciencias Médicas De La Habana Calle, Juan, Assistant Professor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. English, Florida Atlantic University Camp, Reanna L., Assistant Professor; M.S. Geology, East Carolina University; B.S. Geology, University of Nebraska Omaha Campbell, Leatrice S., Instructor; B.S. Dental Hygiene, Texas Woman s University Campbell, Patricia R., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. English, University of Florida; M.A. English, Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania; B.A. English Language & Literature, Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania Carabelli, Marcella D., Senior Professor; J.D. Law, Nova Southeastern University; M.A. Biology, University of Miami; B.S. Biology University of Miami Cardozo, Anne, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.Acct. Accounting, Florida International University Carey, Kevin, Assistant Professor; M.A. Applied Mathematics, University of Maryland; B.S. Applied Math and Statistics, SUNY at Stony Brook Carl, Juliet, Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, University of Pittsburgh; B.S. Mathematics, University of Florida; A.A. General Studies, Broward College Carmel, Michelle P., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Ergonomics, University of Miami; B.S. Engineering Science, Washington University Carter-Smith, Joan J., Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing/Health Care Education, University of Phoenix; B.S. Nursing Education Florida Atlantic University Casper, Christianne, Librarian; M.S. Library/Audio-Visual, Florida State University; B.A. History, University of Florida Castillo, Jose, Senior Professor; M.S. Mathematics, University of Miami; B.S. Mathematics Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Miami Dade College Castineyra, Magda J., Associate Dean, Student Affairs; Ed.M. Education Administration and Planning, Harvard University; B.A. English, St. Thomas University Cejka, John A., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.B.A. Business Administration, Devry University; B.B.A. Management, Florida Atlantic University Charlotteaux, Dominique, Associate Professor; Ph.D. Education, George Mason University; M.A. Foreign Language & Cultures, Universite De Reims; M.Ed. Education, Louisiana State University; B.A. Foreign Language & Cultures, Universite De Reims Chica, Jimmy, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Spanish, University of California-Irvine; M.A. Spanish, Pennsylvania State University; B.A. Spanish, Florida International University; A.A. Spanish, Miami Dade College Chionilos, Annette M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Southern Connecticut State University; B.S. Mathematics, Southern Connecticut State University Broward College Catalog Addendum

62 Chopra, Kobitta, Counselor, M.B.A. Business Administration, Valdosta State University; M.S. Counselor Education, Florida International University Choudhury, Laura P., Senior Professor; Ph.D. Chemistry, Emory University; B.S. Oceanography, Florida Institute of Technology Christ, Jeanne G., Assistant Professor; M.A. English Education, University of Central Florida; B.B.A. Management, University of Central Florida; A.A. Liberal Arts, University of Florida Chung Schickler, Genevieve C., Professor; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.S. Nutrition, Columbia University; B.S. Food Science Management, Pratt Institute-Main Coakley, Oyinka M., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Accounting, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Accounting, Florida A & M University Coanda, Mariana C., Assistant Professor M.A. Mathematics, University of Bucharest; B.S. Mathematics, University of Bucharest Coes, Daniel R., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.Ed. Entertainment Technology, Carnegie Mellon University Cohen, Elaine F., Associate Dean, Institute Public Safety; J.D. Law, University of Florida; B.A. History, Duke University Cohen, Neil A., Associate Vice President, Student Affairs/Student Life; M.A. Communications, University of Southern California; B.A. Communications, California State University Comarcho, Carole D., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; M.Ed. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University Conrad, Jacqueline R., Assistant Professor; D.V.M. Veterinary Science, Michigan State University; B.S. Biological Sciences, Michigan State University Cook, James R., District Director, Learning Technology; M.S. Geology, Vanderbilt University Cooke, George, Assistant Professor; M.S. Computer and Information Science, Nova Southeastern University; B.C. Commerce, University of Natal; A.S. Computer Programming Analysis, Broward College Cookingham, Vickie S., Assistant Professor; M.S. Computer Science, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Computer Science, Florida Atlantic University Cooper, Jeffery S., Assistant Professor; M.S. Applied Mathematics, Michigan State University; B.S. Physics, Western Michigan University Cornejo, Edward, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. History, CUNY Graduate School and University; M.A. Counseling, Manhattan College; M.Phil. History, CUNY Graduate School and University Cornelius, Caleb, Associate Vice President, Student Business Services; B.S. Finance, SUNY at Albany Cowan, Sophia, HETG-Group Manager-Systems Cowo, Ana M., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, East Carolina University Broward College Catalog Addendum

63 Cox, Sherry A., Assistant Professor; M.S. Computer Science, Nova Southeastern University Coyne, Mildred G., Associate Vice President, Career & Technical Education; M.S. Education, Capella Univeristy Culp, Charles L., Instructor, Auto-Marine; A.A. Liberal Arts, Broward College Culp, Shad., Manager, Campus Facilities; Czarnec, Janine E., Associate Dean, Institute Public Safety; M.S. Criminal Justice, Long Island University; B.A. Criminal Justice, Long Island University; A.S. Criminal Justice, SUNY at Farmingdale Czubkowski, Deborah A., Construction Project Administrator II M.A. Management, Devry University; B.A. Technology, University of North Florida Dabbas, Mohammad A., Senior Professor; Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, Florida Atlantic University; M.Eng. Electrical Engineering, Florida Institute of Technology; B.S. Electrical Engineering, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Physics, University of Jordan Daniel, Yanick, Assistant Professor; M.A. TESOL, CUNY Hunter College; B.A. French, CUNY City College Daniels, Marilyn, Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of Tennessee; B.A. English, University of Tennessee Dark-Woika, Mary J., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Education, Pennsylvania State University Davis, Arman Q., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Nursing, Barry University; M.S. Nursing Administration, Barry University; B.S. Nursing, Adelphi University Davis, Damon, Counselor; M.Ed. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Social Science, Florida Atlantic University; B.H.S. Health Administration, Florida Atlantic University Davis, Derrick, Dean, Teacher Education Program; Ph.D. Education, University of Southern Mississippi De Alejo Portal, Adriana J., Assistant Professor; M.S. Civil Engineering, University of Rhode Island Degraff, Karl, Assistant Professor; M.S. Systems Engineering, Polytechnic University; B.S.E.E. Electrical Engineering, CUNY Brooklyn College Deleo, Frank A., Assistant Professor; M.S. Applied Linguistics, Georgia State University; B.A. Spanish, Georgia State University; A.A. Liberal Arts, Miami Dade College Delgado, Awilda M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematical Sciences, University of Central Florida; B.S. Mathematics, University of Central Florida De Lia, Anthony F., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Physics, Florida State University Demsky, Scott H., Assistant Professor; D.A. Mathematics, University of Miami; M.S. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University DeSanctis, Marielena P., Vice President, Student Affairs & Enrollment; Ph.D. Educational Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Math Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Broward College Catalog Addendum

64 Deutschman, Robert, Director, Intercollegiate Athletics; B.S. Secondary Education, Nova Southeastern University Devaney, Sean P., District Director, College wide Maintenance & Mechanical Systems; B.S. Business Administration, California Coast University Dhanasar, Rajendra P., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Financial Management, Pace University Diaz, Mary F., Assistant Professor; M.A. Education, University of Michigan; B.A. French, University of Michigan Dibble, Deborah M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Biology, Eastern Michigan University; B.S. Biology, Central Michigan University Diehl, Teresa M., Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Photography, San Francisco Art Institute; B.F.A. Art, Florida International University; A.A. Visual Arts, Miami Dade College Digirolamo, Jessica A., Assistant Professor; M.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Mississippi Medical Center; B.S. Chemistry Florida International University; A.A. Biology, Broward College Dolan, Mary A., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.Acct. Accounting, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Accounting, Nova Southeastern University Dominguez, Ibis, Assistant Professor; M.S. Sports Management, United States Sports Academy; B.S. Parks & Recreation Administration, Florida International University Donovan, Jacqueline A., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Marketing and Management, University of Miami; M.S. Research Methods, University of Miami; B.B.A. Human Resources Management, Baruch College Downey, Robert M., Assistant Professor; M.A. Computer Resource/Information Management, Webster University; M.B.A. Business, Webster University; B.S. Management, Park University Drotzer, Ellyn I., Associate Vice President, Resource Development; M.S.W. Social Work, Florida International University; B.A. Political Science, University of Florida; A.A. Psychology, Broward College Duffis Sjogren, Osmond A., Senior Professor; Ed.S. Curriculum & Instruction, Barry University; M.A. Reading, Northeastern Illinois University; B.E.D. English & Geoscience, University of Panama; B.S.C. Business Administration, Depaul University Dugan, Marie D., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.S.T. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Zoology, University of Rhode Island Dunn, Raymond, Assistant Professor; Ed.D. Administration & Supervision, Nova Southeastern University; M.Ed. Administration & Supervision, University of Miami; B.S. Elementary Education, Florida A & M University Dunn, Russell F., Assistant Professor; M.S. Taxation, Florida International University; B.B.A. Accounting, Hofstra University Dunne, W. Jason, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; D.N.P. Educational Leadership, American Sentinel University; M.N. Nursing, Athabasca University; R.N. Nursing, Memorial University of Newfoundland Broward College Catalog Addendum

65 Dunnuck, John M., Vice President, Operations; B.S. Leisure Services and Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Durand, Dina V., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Business, University of Michigan; B.B.A. Computer Information Systems, Walsh College Dutka, Andrew J., Librarian; M.L.S. Library/Audio-Visual, SUNY College at Buffalo; B.A. Journalism, SUNY College at Buffalo Easley, Dorothy J., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Nova Southeastern University; B.A.Ed. Mathematics, University of Miami Echenique, Marcial L., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Curriculum & Instruction, Florida Atlantic University; M.B.A. Business Administration, University of Georgia; M.S. Mathematics, University of Texas; B.S. Computer Science, Auburn University Edelstein, Susan, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.S. Education, California State University; B.S. Physical Therapy, SUNY College at Stony Brook; A.S. Physical Therapist Assistant, Suffolk County Community College Edsall, Denese K., Executive Director, Human Resources & Equity; Ph.D. Conflict Analysis/Resolution, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Conflict Analysis/Resolution, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Biology, Washington University Eisenberg, Danielle A., Assistant Professor; M.S. Biology, University of Central Florida; B.S. Psychology, University of Central Florida Eketebi, Munga, Athletics Coach; B.A. Political Science, Florida International University Elam, Jerry W., Senior Professor; M.A. Speech/Communications, Western Kentucky University; B.A. Journalism, Western Kentucky University; A.A. Journalism, Somerset Community College Elusta, Abdalla A., Assistant Professor; M.S. Applied Mathematics, Wright State University; B.S. Mathematics, Wright State University English, Sheila Y., Instructor; B.S. Industrial Psychology, Florida International University; A.S. Aircraft Maintenance Tech, Broward College Erazo, Edward J., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.A. Spanish, University of Texas; M.L.S. Library & Information Science, University of Arizona; B.A. Spanish, University of Texas Etter, Stephanie J., Assistant Professor; D.Sc. Information Systems, Robert Morris University; M.B.A. Business Administration, Carlow University; M.S. Management & Technology, Carlow University; B.A. English/Political Studies, California University of Pennsylvania Eugene, Betty, Assistant Professor; M.A. Communications, Barry University Evans, James E., Dean, Student Affairs; L.L.M. Intercultural Human Rights, Saint Thomas University; B.P.A. Public Administration, Florida International University Evans, Steven Owen, National Adaptive Learning Technology Director; Ph.D. Higher Education, University of Kentucky; M.A. Counseling, Asbury Theological Seminary; B.A. Mathematics, Asbury Theological Seminary Broward College Catalog Addendum

66 Faris, Brian R., Assistant Professor; M.S. Telecommunication & Networking, Florida International University; B.S. Management, Nova Southeastern University; A.S. Computer Science, Broward College Fazzano, Adriana, Special Assistant to the President; B.A. History, Amherst College Feaster, Scott V., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Comparative Arts, Ohio University; M.A. English, University of Miami; B.A. English, Sewanee University of the South Fenick, Michael A., Assistant Professor; M.I.T. Reading Education, American Intercontinental University; B.S. Economics, Nova Southeastern University; A.A. University of Florida Fennell, Margaret M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Math Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Mathematics, University of Illinois Ferenchak, Gregory J., Dean, Health Sciences; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.S. Adult Education, Old Dominion University; B.S. Biology, Greensboro College Ferreira, David, Associate Dean, Center for Academic Success; M.A. Political Science, American University Flynn, John, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Psychology, California Southern University Folleco, Italia K., Counselor; M.A. Counseling Education, Kean University; B.A. Psychology, Bloomfield College Fontan, Ernest H., Instructor; M.P.A. Public Administration, Florida Gulf Coast University; B.S. Industrial Psychology, Florida International University; B.S. Fire Science Florida International University Forbes, Maureen E., Assistant Professor; M.S. Reading SUNY College at Albany; B.F.A. Journalism, Long Island University Forgie, Kirsty, Director, BC Graves Museum; B.S. Electronic & Electrical Engineering, Robert Gordon University Forrest, Donat W., Assistant Professor; M.S. Computer Science, Florida State University; B.B.A. Business Administration, Temple University Forrester, Stanley, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Physics, University of California Davis; M.S. Physics, San Francisco State University Foster, John F., Professor; M.F.A. Art, Southern Illinois University; B.F.A. Art, Florida Atlantic University Fox, Lewis E., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Marine Studies, University of Delaware; M.Ed. Natural Sciences, University of Delaware Francis, Kaye T., Associate Dean, Student Affairs; B.S. Management, University of Phoenix Franco, Nathalie, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Psychology, Florida International University; M.S. Psychology, Florida International University; B.A. Psychology, Florida International University Francois, Jacques-Olcy, Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, University of Miami Broward College Catalog Addendum

67 Fry, Jodie, Professor; M.S. Math Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Pure Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Science, Broward College Fulwood, Mitzi J., Assistant Professor; Ed.D. Higher and Adult Education, Arizona State University; M.A. Mathematics, Colorado State University; B.A. Elementary Education, Arizona State University Fulwood, Reginald W., Assistant Professor; M.S. Physics, Florida State University; B.S. Physics, Florida State University Fusco, Robert, Assistant Professor; M.S.T. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Mathematics, Broward College Galkowski, Piotr, Senior Professor; M.A. Mathematics, Bowling Green State University; M.S. Mathematics, Jagiellonian University in Krakow; B.S.E.E. Electronics, Engineering School in Krakow Gallagher, Robert D., Assistant Professor; M.A. Sociology, Cleveland State University; B.A. Sociology, Cleveland State University Gamble, Kayla N., Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing, Florida International University; B.S. Nursing, Tuskegee University Gao, Yaping, District Director, Instructional Design; Ed.D. Curriculum & Instruction, Baylor University Garcia, Eileen L., Dean, Academic & Student Affairs; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.S. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Arts & Sciences, Broward College Garcia, Rolando, Dean, Academic Resources; Ed.D. Educational Administration, Florida International University; M.S. Management Information Systems, Florida International University Garrido, Thomas D., Instructor; A.S. Aviation Maintenance, Broward College Genus, Jennifer, Professor; Ph.D. Nursing, Barry University; M.S. Nursing, Barry University; B.S. Nursing, Barry University Geraci, Sanford A., Associate Professor; D.A. Education, George Mason University; M.S.T. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Mathematics Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Mathematics, Broward College Gibbs, Antonnette M., Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, University of Miami; B.S. Economics, University of Missouri-Columbia Gilley, Holley B., Professor; M.A. Spanish, Florida State University; B.A. Spanish, University of Central Florida Giovanniello, Michael, Professor; Ph.D. Instructional Design Online Learning, Capella University; M.S. Health Occupations Education, Florida International University; B.S. Health Occupations Education, Florida International University; A.S. Radiology Technology, Miami Dade College Glazer, Ellen F., Senior Professor; Ph.D. Computer Technology in Education, Nova Southeastern University; M.A. Computer Resource/Information Management, Webster University; B.S. Career Aviation, Salem College; A.B. Information Systems, Trident Technical College Broward College Catalog Addendum

68 Glenn, John, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. English, University of Florida; M.A. English, University of Montevallo; B.A. English, Miles College Godby, Steven W., Assistant Professor; M.A. Religon & Humanities, Florida State University; B.A. Philosophy, Florida State University Gonzalez, Ana, Assistant Professor; M.S. Public Health, Florida International University Gonzalez, Francisco J., Associate Dean, Student Affairs; M.S. International Business, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. International Business, Florida Atlantic University Gonzalez, Gwynne, Director, Continuing Education; Ph.D. Second Language Acquisition & Teaching, University of Arizona; M.A. Second Language Acquisition & Teaching, University of Arizona Goodchild, Teresa, Senior Instructional Designer; M.S. Pre K - Primary, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Elementary Education, SUNY College at Oneonta Goodrich, David, Senior Professor; J.D. Law, Indiana University Fort Wayne; B.S. Biology, Purdue University Gordon, Josephine M., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Health Services, Florida International University; B.S. Medical Records Administration, Florida International University Grad, David, F/T Temporary Instructor, Ph.D. Near Eastern Studies, Brandeis University; B.A. Anthropology, Teachers College- Columbia University Graham, Leah, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Foreign Language/Teaching, University of Texas at Austin; M.A. Applied Linguistics, Georgia State University Grant, Tameeka A., District Director, Institutional Research; Ph.D. Developmental Psychobiology, Fordham University; M.A. Psychology, Fordham University Graziose, Cheryl, Director, Development & Training; M.S. Human Resources Management, Palm Beach Atlantic University Griffin, Mark, District Director, Facilities Planning & Capital Budgets; B.S. Information Management Systems, Florida State University; A.A. General Education, Broward College Griffin, Timothy M., Professor; M.S. Aeronautical Science, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; B.S. Aeronautics, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; A.S. Aviation Maintenance, Broward College Griffith, David R., Assistant Professor; B.S. Aeronautical Studies, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Grisales, Francisco C., Assistant Professor; M.A. Spanish, University of Louisville Grody, Susan J., Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, Marshall University; B.S. Mathematics, Marshall University Gross, Steven L., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. International Management, Columbia University Guess, Tameara A., Counselor; M.S. Mental Health Counseling, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Psychology, Florida Southern College Broward College Catalog Addendum

69 Guild, Debra S., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Creative Writing, Florida State University; M.F.A. Creative Writing, Florida International University; B.A. English, Florida International University Guild, Jeffrey K., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.S. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University Gundle, Grant S., Captain, Campus Safety; B.A. Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University Hackett, John F., Professor; M.S. Criminal Justice, Florida International University; B.S. Criminal Justice, Saint Johns University New York; A.A.S. Mortuary Science, Farmingdale University Haile, Gregory A., General Counsel & Vice President, Public Policy & Government Affairs; J.D. Law, Columbia University; B.S. Justice Studies, Arizona State University Hainsworth, Jason, Assistant Professor; M.M. Jazz Studies, Florida State University; B.M. Classical Performance, William Paterson University of N.J. Hall, David S., Professor; M.S. Health Science Administration, State University of New York; B.S. Radiology Technology, Medical College of Georgia; A.S. Radiology Technology, Broome Community College Hamilton, Michael C., Senior Construction Project Manager; M.A.A. Architecture, Ohio State University; B.A. Art, Loras College Hammaker, Barbara G., Assistant Professor; M.S. Health Science Education, Nova Southeastern University; A.S. Dental Hygiene, Palm Beach State College Hammer, Kelli J., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Math Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Secondary Education, Broward College Hargett, Eunice, Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; B.A. English, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; A.A. General Studies University of North Carolina at Charlotte Harley, Dean A., Assistant Professor; M.S.T. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Mathematics, Harris, Jody A., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Mathematics Education, Florida International University; B.S. Mathematics Education, Florida International University Harris, Joel D., Assistant Professor; M.S. Public Health, Florida International University; B.H.S. Health Administration, Florida International University; A.A. Liberal Arts, Pensacola State College Harris Smith, Anissa, Associate Professor; M.S. Nursing, Florida International University; B.S.N. Nursing, Florida International University Hart, Michael, Senior Professor; Ed.D. Education, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Sociology, Iowa State University; B.S. Sociology, Iowa State University Harvey, Michael, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Quantitative Biology, University of Texas at Arlington; M.S. Biology University of Texas at Arlington; B.S. Biology, Baylor University Hawkins, Damian A., Counselor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University Hayes, Theresa O., Senior Professor; M.Ed. Business Education, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Business, College of William and Mary Broward College Catalog Addendum

70 Hearn, Quin L., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Louisiana State University Baton; B.A. Mathematics, University of South Florida Hefferin Quianthy, Deborah, Assistant Professor; M.A. Education, Northern Illinois University; B.Ed. Speech, Northern Illinois University Heinrich, Christie L., Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, Marshall University; M.S. Vocational Education, Marshall University; B.S. Mathematics, Marshall University Henderson, Donna, Dean, Partnership Centers; M.S. Health Services, West Virginia University; B.S. Physical Education, West Virginia University Hendricks, Vicki, Professor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; M.F.A. Creative Writing, Florida International University; B.Ed. English, Ohio State University Henn, Edward M., Assistant Professor; Ed.D. Community College Education, Florida International University; M.B.A. Human Resources Management, Florida Institute of Technology; B.A. Music, University of South Florida Hennessy, David V., Associate Professor; M.A. English, University of Miami; B.A. English, University of Miami Heppler, Robert, Senior Professor; Ph.D. Speech, Pennsylvania State University; M.A. English, Saint Joseph s University; B.S. English Literature, Saint Joseph s University Hernandez, Luis R., Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing, Barry University; A.S. Nursing Broward College Hernandez, Norda, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Carlos Albizu University; M.S. Psychology, Carlos Albizu University; B.A. Psychology, University of Havana Hernandez Muzquiz, Rowena, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. History, Columbia University; M.A. History, Old Dominion University; M.Phil. History, Columbia University; B.A. History, Old Dominion University Heuer, Lourdes, Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Writing, Vermont College; B.A. English, Florida International University Hills McParland, Maria P., Assistant Professor; M.A. Communication, Eastern Michigan University; B.A. Travel/Tourism, Eastern Michigan University Hoban, Karen M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Education, California State University Eastbay; B.H.S. Health Science, Nova Southeastern University; A.S. Diagnostic Sonography, Broward College Hodge, Teresa M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Hampton University; B.A. Mathematics, Hampton University Hoffman, Douglas, National Workplace Competency Director; M.B.A. Business Administration, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. International Business, University of Memphis Holness, Lloyd, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.S. Human Resources Management, Florida International University; B.A. General, University of the West Indies Holodak, Maria, Instructor; M.S. Education, California State University Eastbay; B.H.S. Health Services, Florida International University; A.S. Physical Therapist Assistant, Broward College Broward College Catalog Addendum

71 Honeycutt, Christine L., Director, Carl D. Perkins Grant; M.S. Human Resource Development, Florida International University; B.B.A. Marketing, Florida Atlantic University Hormann, Vanessa P., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Integrative Biology, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University Horne, Cathleen, Professor; M.S.T. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Engineering, Broward College Hornung, Jonathan A., Construction Project Manager; Housen, Howard R., Assistant Professor; M.S.W. Social Work, University of Michigan Houser, Tai L., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Comparative Studies, Florida Atlantic University; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University Howard, Emily S., Associate Professor; M.S. Physics, Florida International University Howdyshell, Linda A., College Provost & Senior Vice President For Academic Affairs & Student Success; Ph.D. Industrial Administration, Michigan State University; M.A. Interpersonal & Public Communication, Central Michigan University; B.S. Speech Communication, Central Michigan University Hughes, Eric D., F/T Temporary Instructor M.S. Exercise and Sport Sciences, Florida International University; B.A. Liberal Studies, Florida International University Hunter, Audrey S., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Accounting, SUNY at Buffalo; B.S. Accounting, SUNY at Buffalo Hurlburt, Michael, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Philosophy, University of Miami; M.A. Philosophy, University of Miami; B.A. Philosophy, University of North Florida; B.B.A. Accounting, University of North Florida Hyman Gregory, Amy R., District Director, Academic Services; Ph.D. Psychology, Florida International University; M.A. Forensic Psychology, CUNY John Jay College Criminal Justice; B.A. Political Science, SUNY at Binghamton Ion, Rita, Counselor; M.S. Reading, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Elementary Education, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Liberal Arts, Broward College Iossi, Laura J., Assistant Professor; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.S. Mathematics, Purdue University; B.S. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University Iroff, Jayson, Chief Financial Officer; B.S. Accounting, University of South Florida Israel, Deborah, Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Adolescent Math, CUNY Queens College; B.B.A. Business Administration, Hofstra University Jackson, Greta R., Associate Dean, Student Affairs; M.S. Higher Education Administration, Florida International University; B.B.A. General Management, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Liberal Studies, University of Florida Jackson, Michelle A., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. English, University of North Carolina at Greensboro; M.A. English, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Broward College Catalog Addendum

72 Jackson, Wesley, Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing Education, Florida International University; B.S.N. Nursing Education, Florida International University Jacobson, Jacqueline V., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematical Sciences, Florida International University Jadoonanan, Vashista, Assistant Professor; M.S. Computer Science, Nova Southeastern University Jean-Bart, Rudy V., Assistant Professor; M.A.S.S. History, Florida A & M University; B.S. Public Relations, Florida A & M University Jessamy, Ordine A., Professor; M.S. Nursing Education, Texas Woman s University; B.S.N. Nursing Education, Prairie View A & M University Johnson, Catherine C., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Nursing, Barry University; M.H.S.A. Health Sciences, Florida International University; B.S. Nursing, Boston College Johnson, Jan P., Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Art, University of Florida Johnson, Larry, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Humanities, Clark Atlanta University; M.A. Humanities, Florida State University; B.A. English Literature, Florida A & M University Johnson, Patricia A., Instructor; B.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Liberal Arts, Broward College Johnston, Christopher F., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Cultural Studies, Bowling Green State University; M.A. American Studies, Bowling Green State University Jones, Joseph E., Senior Professor; Broward College Nursing, RN; A.S. General Studies, Community College Allegheny County Jones, Larry E., Manager, Campus Facilities Jones, Scot N., Instructor; B.A. Psychology, Gordon College Jones, Sheila, District Director, Honors Institute; Ph.D. History, Bowling Green State University; M.A. History, Bowling Green State University Joo, Sui Fan, Assistant Professor; M.S. Statistics, Florida International University; B.S. Mathematics, Florida International University Jordan, Christopher, A., Librarian Joyce, Patricia, Assistant Professor; M.A. English Education, Florida State University; B.A. English, Florida State University; A.A. Liberal Arts, Orlando College Jumper, Charles C., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Business, Baker College Kampiziones-Ying, Joanne T., Assistant Professor; D.M.A. Keyboard Performance and Pedagogy, University of Miami; M.M. Piano Pedagogy, University of South Carolina; B.A. International Studies, University of South Carolina; B.M. Music Education, University of South Carolina Kantis, Jennifer A., Associate Professor; M.S. Nursing, Florida Atlantic University; B.S.N. Nursing Education, Florida Atlantic University Broward College Catalog Addendum

73 Kaufman, John A., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. History of Art, CUNY Graduate School and University; B.A. History of Art, University of California-Berkeley; A.A., Delta College Keating, Kevin, Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Anthropology, Northwestern University; M.A. Anthropology, Northwestern University; B.A. Anthropology, Marquette University Keize, Simone K., Assistant Professor; M.Acct. Accounting, Nova Southeastern University; B.B.A. Accounting, Florida Atlantic University Kerchner, Eric A., Associate Dean, Cultural Affairs; M.A. English, City University London Key, Edward A., Dean, Student Affairs; M.B.A. Business, University of Phoenix Khan, Ahmed F., Senior Professor; M.S. Microbiology, Northwestern State University; B.S. Zoology, University of Karachi Kimber, Joshua P., Assistant Professor; M.A. Philosophy, Boston College; B.A. Philosophy, Boston College Kimmel, Sharry A., Associate Professor; Ed.D. Child and Youth Studies, Nova Southeastern University; M.Ed., University of Miami; B.A. Political Science, University of Florida King, Kathleen, District Director, Health Sciences Simulation Center; M.S. Nursing Education, Texas Woman s University; B.S. Nursing, University of Cincinnati King, Kisha, Associate Professor; M.A. History, Florida International University; B.A. Political Science, Florida International University Klindt, Kenneth C., Associate Vice President, Facilities Management; M.B.A. Business, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Management, Nova Southeastern University Kliston, Linda K., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Education, Florida Atlantic University; B.A.Ed. Business Education, University of Miami Klonarides, Geraldine H., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.B.A. Business Administration, Florida International University; B.S. Mass Communication,Florida International University Knight, Thea, Assistant Professor; Ed.D. Child and Youth Studies, Nova Southeastern University; M.Ed. Reading, CUNY Brooklyn College Kobrin, Sharon M., Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, Temple University Kondelik, Deborah A., Professor; M.F.A. Theatre, Florida Atlantic University Koonin, Charlene A., Professor; M.S. Reading Education, CUNY Brooklyn College; B.S. Education, State University of New York Koperwas, Evelyn B., Professor, M.S. Elementary Education, CUNY Brooklyn College; B.A. Education, CUNY Brooklyn College Koppelman, Robert, Senior Professor; Ph.D. English, University of Oregon; M.A. Education, Claremont Graduate School; B.A. English Writing & Rhetoric, Pitzer College Kron, Richard N., Assistant Professor; M.S. Hotel & Motel Management, Florida International University Broward College Catalog Addendum

74 Kull, Pamela F., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.A. Reading Education, Rowan University; B.A. Education, University of Tampa Kunz, William, Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics Education, Nova Southeastern University Kurz, Francis, Associate Dean, Student Affairs; M.S. Human Organization Science, Villanova University Lansing, James S., Senior Professor; M.A. Art, Northern Illinois University; M.S. Education, Northern Illinois University; M.F.A. Art, Northern Illinois University; B.A. Sociology, SUNY at Buffalo Latortue, Reginald, F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Technology, Barry University Law, Renee K., District Director, Career & Technical Education; M.B.A. Business Administration, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Liberal Arts, Pennsylvania State University Lawrence, Victor B., Librarian; M.S. Library & Information Science, Robert Gordon University; B.A. English, University of California-Berkeley Lawry, Joseph, Assistant Professor; M.S. Chemistry, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Chemistry, Creighton University Lazard-Germain, Ruth, F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Nursing, Florida International University; B.S. Nursing, Florida International University Lebovitz, Alan J., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.S.T. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University LeGrand, Kate, Senior Professor; Ph.D. Computer Technology in Education, Nova Southeastern University; M.Ed. Educational Technology, Barry University; B.B.A. Business, Florida Atlantic University; A.A., Tallahassee Community College Leisek, Catherine M., Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Art, Bowling Green State University; B.F.A. Fine Arts, University of Windsor; A.A. Fine Arts, Fanshawe College Leon, Naylet, Assistant Professor; M.A. English Language & Literature, Florida International University; B.A. English, Florida International University Levine, Michelle H., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Computer Education, Acadia University Levy, Mitchel, Senior Professor; M.A. Mathematical Statistics, University of Maryland; B.S. Mathematics, SUNY at Albany Liauw A Pau, Henri K., Assistant Professor; M.S. Geology, University of South Florida; M.I.S. Management Information Systems, Depaul University Lindeblom, Gregory J., Assistant Professor; M.A. Economics, New School University Lindor, Sondia, Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing, University of Phoenix; B.S. Nursing, University of Phoenix Liner, Quakish B., Assistant Professor; M.S. Reading, Barry University; B.A. English, Barry University Linger, Neil B., Librarian; M.S. Library & Information Studies, Florida State University; B.A. English, Stetson University Broward College Catalog Addendum

75 Liriano, Victor A., Instructor; M.A.S. Management Studies, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; B.S. Aeronautics, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Lizarraga, Emilio J., Assistant Professor; B.S. Aviation Maintenance, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Long, George M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Human Resources Management, Saint Thomas University; B.A. Public Administration, Saint Thomas University Lopez, Alvaro, Assistant Professor; B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Universidad De Los Andes Lopez, Jose A., Campus Director, Student Life; M.Ed. Curriculum & Instruction, University of South Florida; B.A. Psychology, University of South Florida; A.A. Psychology, Miami Dade College Lopgil, Jesus, Assistant Professor; M.A. Educational Community and Technology, New York University; B.F.A. Film & Television, New York University Lorenzo, Felix M., Assistant Professor; M.A.A. Architecture, Florida International University; M.S. Construction Management, Florida International University; B.O.A. Architecture, University of Miami Loschak, Amy D., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Mathematics, University of Florida Loschak, Horacio D., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Florida Lovelace, Lamar A., Director, Student Engagement & Cultural Affairs; M.A. Oral History, Columbia University City of New York; M.M. Arts Management, Carnegie Mellon University Lovell-Martin, Barbara, F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Nursing Health Care, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Nursing Education, Florida Atlantic University Lucke, Jonathan M., Assistant Professor M.S. Mathematics, University of North Texas; B.A. Mathematics, Saint Edward s University Lumley, Robert, Assistant Professor; M.S. Aeronautical Science, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; B.S. Aeronautics, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; A.S. Vocational Education, Broward College Lunny, Jennifer L., Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing, Nova Southeastern University; B.S.N. Nursing Education, Vanderbilt University Luscher, Stephen M., Assistant Professor; M.A. Linguistics, Florida International University Macia, Jose, Dean, Academic Affairs; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.A. English, Barry University; B.A. English, Barry University Maddison, Gordon, Associate Professor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. English Literature, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. English, Broward College Madison, S. Sean, Campus President; Ed.D. Higher Education Administration, Florida International University; M.A. English, Boston University; B.A. English, Morehouse College Broward College Catalog Addendum

76 Maklakiewicz, Henry, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; S.T.M. Theology, The Catholic University of America; Ph.L. Philosophy, The Catholic University of America; B.A. Philosophy, The Catholic University of America Manring, Joseph M., F/T Temporary Instructor; B.S. Political Science, Iowa State University Mansito, Nicolas, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. English Literature, Illinois State University; M.A. English, University of North Florida Marin, Nilo E., Professor; Ed.D. Higher Ed. Leadership, Florida International University; M.S. Physiology, Southern Illinois University; B.S. Biology, University of Michigan Ann Arbor Marshall, Michele, Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Business Education, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Martin, Deborah S., Counselor; Ed.D. Community College Education, Florida International University; M.S. Counseling, Florida International University; B.A. Social Welfare, Florida Atlantic University Martin, Dyanne K., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. A/P English Education, Florida International University; A.A. Exceptional Education, Miami Dade College Martin, James C., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Secondary Education/English, Boston College; B.A. Humanities, Harvard University Martinez, Ellice A., Director, Partnerships, Events & Communications; B.F.A. Judaic Studies, Florida Atlantic University Masforroll, George, Associate Vice President, Auxiliary Services; B.A. History, Florida International University; A.A. Education, Broward College Mason, Scott R., District Director, International Education; M.A. International Transactions, George Mason University; B.A. Area Studies (European), George Mason University Matthews, Angie L., Senior Professor; M.S. Mathematics, University of Miami; B.A. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Liberal Arts, Broward College McCaffery, Russell N., Dean, Transportation Programs; M.A.S. Aeronautical Science, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University McCawley, Fredrick J., Professor; M.A. Photography, Barry University; B.A. Political Science, University of Florida; A.A., University of Florida McDermott, Laura A., Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Creative Writing, Florida International University McDonald, Patrick G., Assistant Professor; J.D. Law, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Criminology, University of Tampa McKie, Minina, Assistant Professor; M.S. Reading, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Sociology, Florida Atlantic University; A.S. Optometry, Miami Dade College; A.A. Education, Broward College McRae, Thaddeus, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Biology, University of Miami Memari, Behnoush, Professor; Ph.D. Chemistry, Florida International University; M.S. Chemistry, Florida International University Broward College Catalog Addendum

77 Merolle, Donna L., Dean, Continuing Education; Ed.D. Intuitional Technology & Distance Learning, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Nursing Education, Barry University; B.S.N. Nursing Education, Florida Atlantic University; A.S. Nursing Education, Broward College Metts, Joseph E., Assistant Professor; M.S. Management Information Systems, Nova Southeastern University; B.B.A. Management Information Systems, Florida International University; A.A. General Studies, Broward College Meyer, Thomas W., Dean, Willis Holcombe Center; Ph.D. Education, University of Pennsylvania; M.Ed. TESOL, University of Pennsylvania; B.A. English, University of Pennsylvania Michaels, Carole A., Assistant Professor; M.A. TESOL, CUNY Hunter College; B.A. French, Florida State University Miller, Sonya A., Deputy General Counsel; J.D. Law, Temple University Miller, William S., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.F.A. Art, University of Florida Minassian, Michael G., Professor; M.A. English, California State University; B.A. Political Science, Fairleigh Dickinson University Minervini, William J., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.A. Music, Teachers College - Columbia University; B.A. Music, Teachers College - Columbia University; M.S. Computer Science, Fairleigh Dickinson University Mitchell, Shermone L., Director, Academic Affairs; B.A. Telecommunications Management, University of Alabama Modrich, Karen E., Counselor; M.A. Psychology, Chapman University; B.A. Anthropology, California State University; A.A., Modesto Junior College Monserrate, John N., F/T Temporary Instructor B.S. General Business, University of Central Florida Montesarchio, Cathileen E., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Global Leadership, Lynn University; M.Acct. Accounting, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Accounting, Nova Southeastern University Moore, David D., Associate Vice President, International Education; Ph.D. Higher Education Admin, University of South Florida; M.A. History, University of South Florida; B.A. History Education, Clearwater Christian College Moore, Paul L., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; J.D. Law, Howard University; M.S. Leadership, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Mouradian, Belinda L., Instructor B.S. Biochemistry, Florida Atlantic University Mowell, Barry D., Senior Professor; Ed.D. Social Science Education, University of Georgia; M.N.P.M. Industrial Administration, Florida Atlantic University; M.A. Religious Studies, Florida International University; M.A. Political Science, Florida International University; M.A. Geography / History, East Tennessee State University; B.S. Geography, East Tennessee State University; A.S. Secondary Education, Walters State Community College Mulchan, Neil M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Physics, Florida International University; B.S. Physics, Florida International University Broward College Catalog Addendum

78 Mulligan-Heckler, Susan, Professor; M.A. Speech Language Pathology, University of Miami; B.A. Speech Language Pathology, University of Miami Murillo, Alice, Dean, University/College Library; Florida State University Ph.D. Murray, Shirley P., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, CUNY Brooklyn College; B.A. English, McGill University Musgrove, Glenn J., Senior Professor; Ph.D. Psychology, University of Georgia; M.S. Psychology, University of Georgia Muza, Jay P., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Geological Oceanography, Florida State University; M.S. Geology, Florida State University; B.A. Geology, Florida State University; A.A. General Studies, Pensacola State College Myers, Annie L., District Director, TAACCCT Grant; M.S. Information Technology, Barry University Nasse, Jeffrey P., Dean, Learning Resources; Ph.D. Educational Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; M.A. English, East Carolina University; B.A. Communication, East Carolina University Nemeth, Joyce, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.S. Mathematics, College of Staten Island; B.A. Mathematics Education, CUNY Brooklyn College Newman, Michael A., Assistant Professor; M.A. TESOL, Eastern Michigan University Nguyen, Thomas T., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; J.D. Law, University of Miami; M.Ed. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Law & Society, University of California-Santa Barbara Nieves, Sonia, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Carlos Albizu University (PR); M.S. Clinical Psychology, Carlos Albizu University; M.S. Biology, University of Bridgeport; B.S. Biology, University of Puerto Rico; A.S. Business Information. Systems, Butte College Nightingale, Barbra, Senior Professor; Ed.D. Community College Teaching, Florida International University; M.A. English Literature, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Health Services, Florida International University; A.A. Health, Delgado Community College Noorzai, Victoria, Assistant Professor; M.S. Foreign Language Communications, University of Warsaw; M.S.T. Second Language Acquisition & Teaching, Shenandoah University Noriega, Claudio J., Professor; M.A.A. Architecture, Yale University Norton, James R., Instructor; B.S. Management, Nova Southeastern University Obenauf, Steven D., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Microbiology, University of Miami; B.S. Biology, Florida Atlantic University Odoi, Zakiya D., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Ohanian, Michael G., Senior Professor; Ph.D. Chemistry, University of Miami; B.S. Chemistry, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Oldfather, Susan J., Professor; M.S. History, Florida Atlantic University; M.A. Geography, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. History, Florida Atlantic University Broward College Catalog Addendum

79 Oliveira, Pedro M., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Philosophy, University of Rio De Janeiro; M.D. Medicine, University of Rio De Janeiro; M.A. Philosophy, University of Rio De Janeiro Olliff, Thomas W., Senior Vice President for Administrative Services; M.B.A. Business Administration, University of South Florida; B.S. Business Administration and Management, Palm Beach Atlantic University Ordonez-Agramonte, Elizabeth, Instructor; B.S. Physical Therapy, Florida International University Orridge, Jonelle, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Biology, CUNY Graduate School & University; B.S. Biology, Saint Johns University New York Ospina, Juan, Assistant Professor; Ed.S. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Biomedical Sciences, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University; Osterhoudt, Natalie, Assistant Professor; M.S. Zoology, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge; B.S. Zoology, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Papa, Deborah A., Dean, Health Sciences; Ed.D. Nursing/Health Care Education, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Nursing Education, Barry University; M.S. Health Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.S.N. Nursing, Barry University Parkash, Vijay L., Assistant Professor; M.D. Medicine, University of Delhi; M.S. Health Administration, Marshall University Parker, Alon M., Assistant Professor; M.A. Geography, Georgia State University Parker, Karen S., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.A. Literature, Florida State University; B.A. English, Florida A & M University Parra, Carlos, Campus Director, Student Life; M.A. Higher Education Administration, University of Central Florida; B.A.E. Secondary Social Science Education, Florida Atlantic University Patriche, Alina, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. English, University of Illinois; M.A. English, University of Illinois Pavanelli Pereira, Renata, F/T Temporary Instructor; M.A. Spanish, San Diego State University Pearce, John T., F/T Temporary Instructor; A.A.S. Automotive Technology, Lincoln College of Technology Peirce, Susan H., Executive Director, Development & Campaign; M.S. Education, Northern Illinois University; B.A. Communication, Chatham College Perdian, David C., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Analytical Chemistry, Iowa State University Pereira, Cecilia, Instructor; B.S. Supervision & Management, Broward College; A.A.S. Aviation Maintenance, Broward College Pereira, Nestor A., Campus Technology Officer; M.S. Educational Technology, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. English, Florida International University Perez, Erick M., Assistant Professor; M.A. Economics, Florida International University Pete, Eugene M., Instructor; A.S. Automotive Service Management, Broward College Broward College Catalog Addendum

80 Peter, George, Professor; M.S. Nursing Education, Florida International University; B.S.N. Nursing Education, Florida International University Peters, David A., Campus Technology Officer; M.S. Computer Information Systems, University of Phoenix; B.S. Management, University of Phoenix; A.A. General Studies, Broward College Peterson, Ian A., HETG-Director, Technical Services Petriello, Anthony T., Associate Dean, Auto & Marine; M.B.A. Business Management, Rochville University; B.A. Mathematics Education, Long Island University Phillips, Stephen T., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Psychology, University of Florida; M.S. Psychology, University of Florida Pickering, Joseph J., Campus Director, Student Life; M.Ed. Student Personnel in Higher Ed, University of Florida; B.A. History, University of Florida Pierce, Sondra M., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Speech Communications in Education, Nova Southeastern University Plakcy, Neil S., Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Creative Writing, Florida International University; B.A. English, University of Pennsylvania Pocknee, Roy C., Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Biological Sciences, University of Lancaster; B.A. Biological Sciences, University of Lancaster Polyakova, Marina I., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, Tashkent State University; B.S. Mathematics, Tashkent State University Ponce, Reinaldo, F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Mathematical Sciences, Florida International University Posner, Deborah A., District Director, Institutional Effectiveness; Ed.D. Higher Education Leadership, Argosy University; M.B.A. Business Administration, University of Central Florida; B.S. Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Florida Powell, Nora, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Health Sciences, Nova Southeastern University Privett, Randall L., F/T Temporary Instructor; B.A. Telecommunication & Networking, Indiana University Bloomington Proctor, Avis R., Campus President; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.S.T. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Mathematics Education, Florida A & M University Puig, Shireen, Assistant Professor; M.S. English, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. English, Florida Atlantic University Pullin, Michael J., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Chemistry, Kent State University; M.S. Chemistry, Kent State University; B.A. Chemistry, Case Western Reserve University Quinn, Colleen M., Professor; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.S. Nursing, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Psychology, Southern Illinois University; A.A.S. Nursing, Trocaire College Broward College Catalog Addendum

81 Quiroga, Mercedes A., Campus President; Ph.D. Higher Education Leadership, University of Miami; M.A. Art History, University of Miami Rabbat, Antoine, Senior Construction Project Manager; M.Eng. Civil Engineering, University of Alberta Raffay, Slavica, District Director, Institutional Analytics; M.S. Computer Science, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Electronics, University of Belgrade Ramer, Wendy M., Assistant Professor; M.S. TESOL, Florida International University; B.S. Interior Design, Florida International University Reed, Mariah L., Professor; M.F.A. Theatre, Florida Atlantic University; B.F.A. Theatre, University of Florida Reeder, Gregory K., Professor; D.D.S. Dentistry, University of Kentucky; M.S. Biology, Morehead State University; B.S. Biology, Morehead State University Reid, Amoy A., Associate Professor; Ed.D. Child and Youth Studies, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Reading, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Elementary Education, Nova Southeastern University Remesar, Diana M., Assistant Professor M.S. Engineering, Leningrad State University Richardson, Edrica D., F/T Temporary Instructor; Ph.D. Family Therapy, Nova Southeastern University Rider, Douglas J., Assistant Professor; M.A. Human Services, Liberty University Rieger, Daniel D., Associate Professor; Ph.D. Philosophy, Syracuse University; M.A. Philosophy, Syracuse University; M.A. Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary; B.A. Philosophy, Wheaton College Rifkin, Sharon G., District Director, E-Learning Programs & Services; M.A. Physical Education, University of Connecticut; B.S. Physical Education, CUNY Brooklyn College Rincones Gomez, Rigoberto J., Associate Vice President, Institutional Research And Planning; Ph.D. Education Leadership, Western Michigan University; M.A. Education Leadership, Western Michigan University Riollano, Zaida, Associate Vice President, Business Services & Resource Management; B.A. Health Education, CUNY Brooklyn College Robbins, Robert L., Associate Vice President, Student Affairs/Financial Aid; M.B.A. Business Administration, University of Indianapolis; B.S. Industrial Administration, Purdue University Main Campus Roberts, Brittany, Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of Florida Robinson, Craig L., Instructor; A.S. Automotive Service Management, Broward College Robinson, Marcus L., Director, Safety & Chief Fire Official; M.P.A. Public Administration, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Accounting, American Intercontinental University Rockford, Lisa D., Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Fine Arts, Art Institute Chicago; B.F.A. Two- Dimensional Studies, Bowling Green State University; B.S. Art History, Bowling Green State University Rodriguez, Angel M., Professor; Ed.D. Higher Education Administration, University of Florida; M.S. Oceanography, University of California San Diego; B.S. Marine Biology, University of Puerto Rico Broward College Catalog Addendum

82 Rodriguez, Barbara J., District Director, QEP; M.A. English, North Carolina Central University; B.A. English, North Carolina Central University Rodriguez, Denise, Counselor; M.A. Mental Health Counseling, Argosy University; M.S. TESOL, Florida International University; B.A. TESOL, National University of Tucuman Rodriguez-Florido, Lourdes M., Assistant Professor; M.S. English Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Communications, Florida International University Roig-Watnik, Steven M., Associate Vice President, Developmental Education; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.A. Mathematics, University of Texas at Austin; B.A. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University Rolle, Jamonica L., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.A. Communications, Florida Atlantic University Romero, Dora Y., Senior Professor; Ph.D. Romance Studies, University of Miami; M.A. French, University of Pittsburgh Central; B.A. French, Albright College Rosser, Sherman A., Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Administration & Supervision, Antioch College; B.S. General Studies, University of New Hampshire Rothhaar, Janet A., Librarian; M.L.S. Information & Library Science, University of Michigan Ann Arbor; B.A. Zoology, Connecticut College Rothschild, Ronnie, Associate Professor; M.A. Psychology, New School University; B.A., CUNY Brooklyn College Roubides, Pascal, Assistant Professor; M.S. Applied Mathematics, Middle Tennessee State University; B.S. Aerospace Engineering, Middle Tennessee State University; B.S. Mathematics, Middle Tennessee State University Rousseau, Mary K., LINCS Project Director; M.S. Computer Science/Business, Nova Southeastern University Rozman, Jure, Assistant Professor; D.M.A. Music, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge; M.M. Music, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Ruggiero, Dianne M., Associate Professor; Ed.D. Language & Literacy, University of Massachusetts; M.Ed. ESL, Boston State College; B.A. French, Bridgewater State College Ruiz-Rosario, Vicky A., Athletics Coach; Ruppel, David L., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics, University of Akron; B.Ed. Chemistry, Concordia College Russell, Angela C., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Nursing, Barry University; M.P.H. Public Health, Florida International University; M.S. Nursing, University of Phoenix; B.S. Nursing, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Russell, Latisha A., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Business Administration, Florida International University Sacharow, Sherrie I., Assistant Professor; M.S. TESOL, Nova Southeastern University Broward College Catalog Addendum

83 Sadler, Jack J., Assistant Professor; M.A. Linguistics/ESL, Universidad de Costa Rica; B.A. English, Universidad de Costa Rica Sahagun, Claudia A., Assistant Professor; M.A. Spanish, University of Kentucky Sainvil, Frantz, Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Education, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Chemistry, Barry University; A.A., Miami Dade College Salisu, Kayode F., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Math Education, Nova Southeastern University Samet, Donna M., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. English, University of Illinois - Chicago Sanchez-Bello, Gladys E., Counselor; M.S. Marriage & Family Therapy, Carlos Albizu University Santiesteban, Vicky L., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of North Texas Schmelzer, Judy L., Associate Vice President, Business Services & Resource Management; Ed.D. Education, Nova Southeastern University; M.S.A.E. Adult Education, Florida International University; B.P.S. Studies, Barry University Schultz, Elena Rae F., Director, Service Learning, M.S. Computer Science, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Computer Science, Barry University Schwartz, Jerry, Dean, Partnership Centers; M.A. Economics, Long Island University Brooklyn; B.A. Economics, Long Island University Brooklyn Schwarz, Jay G., F/T Temporary Instructor; Ph.D. Grand Canyon University; M.A. Sociology, Vermont College; M.S. Educational Leadership, Nova Southeastern University; Scott, Cecil W., Associate Professor; Ed.D. Child and Youth Studies, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Elementary Education, Barry University; B.A. Liberal Studies, Barry University Seavers, Norman R., Associate Vice President, Economic Development; M.Ed. Education, Southern Illinois University; B.S. Education, Southern Illinois University Sekscienski, Gregg, District Director, Public Affairs & Marketing; B.S. Journalism, University of Maryland University Senior, Patricia, Associate Vice President, Development & Training; Ed.S. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; M.Ed. Counselor Education, Florida Atlantic University; B.S. Sociology, SUNY at Albany; Senior, William A., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. English, University of Notre Dame; M.A. Medieval Studies, University of Connecticut; B.A. French & English, Colby College Serlin, Gary R., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.A. Speech Pathology, University of Michigan Ann Arbor; B.S. General Studies, University of Michigan Ann Arbor Serrano, David, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Entomology & Nematology, University of Florida; M.S. Entomology & Nematology, University of Florida; B.S. Biology, University of Miami Broward College Catalog Addendum

84 Shakespeare, Jan M., Associate Dean, Aviation Operations; M.A.S. Aeronautical Science, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; B.A. Liberal Arts, Florida Atlantic University; A.S. Pilot, Broward College Shakya, Rajendra K., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Chemistry, Wayne State University Shears, Daniel, Assistant Professor; M.A. Communication Arts, Bangkok University; B.A. English Language & Literature, Concordia University Shives, Kenneth P., Associate Dean, Institute Public Safety; B.S. Criminal Justice, Ball State University Shoemaker, Melinda A., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Union College; M.S. Counseling Psychology, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Psychology, Nova Southeastern University; A.A. Liberal Arts, Broward College Shulman, David M., Campus President; Ph.D. Information Science, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Education Computer & Technology, Barry University; B.S. Computer Information Systems, Western International University Shupp, Wendy S., Professor; M.S. Nursing, Northwestern State University; B.S.N. Nursing, Cedar Crest College; A.S. General Studies, Vermont College Sica, Vincent J., Director, Printing & Graphics Siddique, Ehsan, Assistant Professor; M.D. Medicine, University of Chittagong Siegel, Jennifer E., Assistant Professor; M.A. Education, University of Michigan Dearborn; M.A. Mathematics, Oakland University; B.A. Psychology, Wayne State University Silva, Isis T., Assistant Professor; Ed.S. Education Leadership, Florida International University; M.S. Reading, Florida International University; B.S. Elementary Education w/esol Endorsement, Florida International University; Simone, Yvonne M., Instructor; B.S. Biology, University of Detroit Simpson, Sharon F., Associate Professor; Ph.D. Anatomy, University of Illinois - Chicago; M.S. Zoology, University of Vermont; M.A. Education, University of Vermont; B.Ed. Secondary Education, University of Vermont Skelton, L. Jacob, Assistant Professor; M.A. Linguistics, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. English, University of Florida Sloan, Leo D., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Business Administration, University of Rhode Island; B.S. Aeronautical Studies, Parks College of Saint Louis Slossberg, Lynn, Assistant Professor; J.D. Law, George Washington University; M.A. International Studies, Johns Hopkins University; B.A. International Relations, Tulane University Smith, Albert E., Dean, Business Affairs; M.B.A. Business Administration, Adelphi University Smith, Katrina S., Assistant Professor; M.A. Literature, Florida State University Smith, Susan M., Assistant Professor; D.Rel. Religious Education, Jacksonville Baptist Theological Seminary; M.A. Speech, University of Florida; B.S. Broadcasting, University of Florida Broward College Catalog Addendum

85 Smykowski, Michael Richard, Associate Vice President, Budget; M.P.A. Urban Management & Development, Northern Illinois University Solis, Karen B., Associate Professor; M.S. Nursing, California State University Solley, Jennifer, Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Reading Education, Florida Atlantic University; B.A.Ed. Exceptional Student Education, Florida Atlantic University Sopcheck, Janet A., Assistant Professor; M.A. Nursing Education, New York University; B.S. Nursing, Adelphi University Sotolongo, Fred, Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Finance, University of Miami; M.S. Computer Information Systems, University of Miami; B.S. Computer Science, Florida International University Spaulding, Tamara L., Instructor; A.A. Criminal Justice, Broward College Spector, Ira A., Assistant Professor; M.A. Mathematics, University of Florida; B.A. History, SUNY at Binghamton Spencer, Suzette D., Librarian; M.L.S. Library & Information Science, Pratt Institute; B.B.A. Human Resource Administration, Temple University Spring, Joel, Instructor; B.Ed. Secondary Education/Math, University of Florida Srygler, Judy, Manager, Campus Facilities; A.A., Broward College St. Pierre, Lisa A., Assistant Professor; D.N.P. Nursing, Chatham College; M.S. Nursing, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Nursing Administration, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Nursing, Florida International University; A.S. Nursing, Broward College Stafford Levy, Laura M., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Curriculum & Instruction, New Mexico State University Center; M.A. Education, New Mexico State University Center; B.A. Speech, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Stalliard, George A., Dean, Business Affairs; D.B.A. Human Resources Management, Nova Southeastern University Stauffer, Sandra S., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; D.N.P. Nursing, Chatham College; M.S. Nursing, Nova Southeastern University Stav, Eli, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; D.Sc. Occupational Science, Towson University; M.S. Psychology, Kansas State University; B.A., Florida Atlantic University Stawicki, Jacqueline A., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; B.A. Vocational Education, California State University Long; A.S. Radiologic Tech, Chaffey College Steele, Derrek, National Content & Curriculum Integration Director; Ed.D. Education Leadership, Argosy University; M.A. Adult Education, University of South Florida; B.S. Business Management, University of Phoenix Stember, Stacey, Assistant Professor; M.Ed. Reading Education, Florida Atlantic University Broward College Catalog Addendum

86 Stewart, James C., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, University of Alabama at Birmingham; B.A. English, University of Southern Mississippi; B.F.A. Theatre, University of Southern Mississippi Stewart, Joy E., Assistant Professor; Ed.D. Education, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Biological Sciences, Florida Atlantic University Stitsky, Leo J., Professor; M.F.A. Painting/Sculpture, Columbia University Stockmayer, Margo A., F/T Temporary Instructor; M.S. Biology, University of Massachusetts Boston Stollman, Sandra H., Assistant Professor; M.A. Creative Writing, CUNY City College; B.A. Anthropology, Teachers College - Columbia University Stone, Sandra J., Instructor; B.S. Occupational Therapy, Barry University; A.A. Business Administration, Palm Beach State College; A.S. Legal Assisting, Palm Beach State College Stouder, Leo B., Assistant Professor; D.C. Chiropractic, National College of Chiropractic; B.S. Biology, National College of Chiropractic; A.A. Liberal Arts, Macomb Community College Stubbs, Janice A., Dean, Student Affairs; M.S. Higher Education Administration, Barry University; B.P.M. Public Administration, Florida International University Sturdy, Janet, Associate Dean, University/College Library; M.A. Library & Information Studies, University of South Florida; B.A. Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University Sutphen, Peter L., F/T Temporary Instructor; Ph.D. Psychology, Carlos Albizu University (PR); M.A. Education, University of Iowa; B.A., Maharishi International University Sweeney, Esmeralda, Associate Dean, Learning Resources; M.S. Human Relations & Business, Amberton University; B.A. Psychology, Florida International University Sylvester, Danielle L., Director, Annual Giving and Alumni Affairs; B.S. Political Science, Florida State University Taboada-Gonzalez, Mary, Assistant Professor; M.S. Information & Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology Tan, Daniel, Librarian; M.A. Library & Information Studies, University of South Florida; B.S. Engineering Science, University of Florida; A.A. Pre-Med, Broward College Taylor, Rodney, Professor; M.B.A. Business Administration, Southeast Missouri State University; B.S. Business Administration, Southeast Missouri State University Tella, Oluyinka J., Counselor; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.S. College Student Personnel Service, Western Illinois University Tenenbaum, Michael I., Counselor; M.Ed. Counselor Education, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Psychology, Florida Atlantic University; A.A. Psychology, Broward College Thomas, Khia A., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Psychology, University of Michigan Ann Arbor; M.S. Psychology, University Of Michigan Ann Arbor Broward College Catalog Addendum

87 Thompson, Winston A., Professor; Ph.D. Religion, Columbia University; M.A. Religion, Westminster Theological Seminary; M.A.R. Philosophy of Religion, Union Theological Seminary; B.Th. Theology, Jamaica Theological Seminary Thornton, John E., Dean, Business Affairs; M.B.A. Business, West Chester University of Pennsylvania; B.S. Business Administration, Widener University Central Office; A.A.S. Criminal Justice Admin, Delaware County Community College Tidwell, Judith C., Librarian; M.L.S. Library & Information Science, University of Texas at Austin; B.A. English Language & Literature, University of Texas at Austin Tilles, Mindy L., Counselor; M.Ed. College Student Personnel Service, University of Miami; B.A. Psychology, University of Miami Treptow, Jane A., Associate Professor; Ph.D. Dispute Resolution, Nova Southeastern University; M.B.A. Marketing, Saint Johns University New York; B.S. Marketing, Fashion Institute of Technology; A.A.S., Fashion Institute of Technology Tromans, Mark A., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; M.A. Anthropology, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Anthropology, Clarion University of Pennsylvania Tunks, Lisa U., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ed.D. Higher Education Administration, University of Florida; M.S. Exercise and Sport Sciences, University of Florida Ulibarri, Fernando, Assistant Professor; M.M. Music, Florida International University; B.M. Music, Berklee College of Music Ullah, Shafi, Senior Professor; D.B.A. Management, Nova Southeastern University; M.B.A. Business Administration, University of Central Oklahoma; B.C. Business Administration, University of Dhaka Valdes, Susanne J., Construction Project Manager; B.O.A. Architecture, University of Miami Valli, Mary Jane, Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing Education, University of Pittsburgh; B.S.N. Nursing Education, University of Pittsburgh Varghese, Bobby, Associate Professor; M.S. Nursing, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences; B.S.N. Nursing Education, Mahatma Gandhi University Vasquez, William, F/T Temporary Instructor; D.B.A. Business Administration, Nova Southeastern University; M.B.A. International Business, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Management, Nova Southeastern University Vattiato, Julia M., District Director, Curriculum Services; M.Ed. Education Leadership, Florida Atlantic University; B.A. Psychology, Loyola College Vazquez, Ricardo M., Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Creative Writing, Southern Illinois University; B.A. English, Florida Atlantic University Vergara, Hector F., Assistant Professor; B.S. Civil Engineering, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Villanueva, Yuri, Assistant Professor; D.Math Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University; M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Florida; B.S.E.E. Electrical Engineering, University of Florida Broward College Catalog Addendum

88 Vinson, Jason U., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, Marshall University; B.A. English, Marshall University Volpi, Kristine L., Assistant Professor; M.S. Elementary/Computer Education, Nova Southeastern University; B.A. Sociology, University of California-Santa Barbara Vrotsos, Emmanuel, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Biomedical Sciences, University of Central Florida; M.S. Medical Sciences, University of Florida; B.S. Zoology, University of Florida Wagner, Michelle S., Assistant Professor; M.A. English, California State University Northridge; B.A. English, California State University Northridge Walker, Kelly, Assistant Professor; M.S. Early Childhood Education, University of Miami; B.A. Psychology, University of Miami Walker, Thomas L., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Organizational Management, Capella University; M.B.A. Business Administration, Florida A & M University Walsh, Kevin P., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Political Science, Southern Illinois University; M.A. Political Science, Eastern Illinois University Walsh-Portillo, Joyce G., Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs; Ed.D. Higher Education, Florida International University; M.B.A. Business Administration, University of the Americas (Mexico); B.A. Anthropology, University of South Florida Walters, Glenn E., Assistant Professor; M.B.A. Business Administration, Florida Atlantic University Wancier, Danielle, Assistant Professor; M.F.A. Dance, Ohio State University; B.A. Art/Graphic Design, George Washington University Wang, Xiao, Senior Professor; Ph.D. English, Ball State University; M.A. English, Saint Cloud State University Washington, Linda L., Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Ph.D. Nursing, University of Miami; M.S. Nursing, University of Miami; B.S.N. Nursing, Florida International University; A.S. Nursing, Miami Dade College Wawerczyk, Timothy A., Instructor; A.S. Automotive Service Management, Broward College Westerfeld, Todd, Counselor; Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Nova Southeastern University; M.S. Clinical Psychology, Nova Southeastern University Williams, Kyla L., Assistant Professor; M.S. Mathematics Education, Florida State University; B.S. Mathematics, Florida A & M University Williams, Michael M., Associate Professor; M.F.A. Drama, University of Texas at Austin Williams, Simone M., Librarian; M.A. Library & Information Science, University of South Florida Wilson, Marcus, Manager, Campus Facilities; M.P.A. Public Administration, Florida Atlantic University Wiltgen, Robert M., Counselor; M.Ed. Counseling Education, Old Dominion University; B.S. Criminal Justice, Radford University Broward College Catalog Addendum

89 Windler, Charles W., Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Political Science, Florida State University; M.S. Community/Theory/Research, Florida State University; M.S. Government, Florida State University; B.A. Government, University of Notre Dame Wise, Linda M., Assistant Professor; M.S. Nursing, Nova Southeastern University; B.S. Nursing, Florida International University Wojcik, Jillian M., Assistant Professor; M.A. Counselor Education, University of Central Florida Wood, Linda A., Dean, Institute Public Safety; M.P.A. Public Administration, Temple University; B.S. Criminal Justice, The College of New Jersey Wooden, Walter, Senior Professor; M.S. Natural Sciences, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; B.S. Mathematics, Bob Jones University Wright, Michael H., Captain, Campus Safety; M.P.A. Public Administration, Florida International University; B.A. Law Enforcement, University of Maryland College Wummer, Lawrence J., Controller; B.S. Business Administration, Millersville University Yang, Jianchang, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Computer Science, University of Kentucky Yang-Krivak, Wei, District Director, Center for Global Education & Commerce; M.S. Business Administration, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Zerihun, Tadesse, Assistant Professor; Ph.D. Applied Mathematics, University of South Florida; M.A. Mathematics, University of South Florida; B.Ed. Mathematics, Bahir Dar Broward College Catalog Addendum

90 Appendices Appendix A General Education Matrix Appendix B Course Information Table

91 KEY: (C) This course requirement can be satisfied through CLEP testing. (I) This course satisfies the International/Intercultural requirement. (W) This course satisfies a component of the Gordon Rule Writing Requirement. General Education Matrix (for the AA degree) Effective Fall 2014 (20151) Communication Humanities Social/Behavioral Science Science Mathematics Speech Area 1 Area 2 Area 3 Area 4 Area 5 Area 6 Social Sciences Behavioral Sciences Biological Sciences Physical Sciences Science Labs Wellness ENC 1101(C, W) Literature: AMH 2010 (C, W) ANT 2000 (I, W) BOT 2010 AST 1002 Biological: Wellness: MAC 1105 (C) SPC1024 AML 2010 (C, W) AMH 2020 (C, W) ANT 2140 (W) BOT 2800 AST 1003 BOT 2010L HLP 1081 MAC 1114 SPC1608 Other Composition: AML 2020 (C, W) AMH 2035 (W) ANT 2211 (I, W) BSC 1005 (C) AST 1004 BSC 1005L PEM 1116 MAC 1140 ENC 1102 (C, W) AML 2600 (I, W) AMH 2091 (I, W) DEP 2004 (C, W) BSC 2010 CHM 1025 (C) BSC 2010L PEM 1131 MAC 1147 (C) ENC 2210 (W) AML 2631 (I, W) EUH 1000 (C, I, W) ECO 2013 (C, W) BSC 2085 CHM 1032 BSC 2085L PEM 1141 MAC 2233 (C) CRW 1001 (W) EUH 1001 (C, I, W) PSY 2012 (C) ENY 1001 CHM 1040 ZOO 2010L PEM 1171 MGF 1106 CRW 1100 (W) GEA 2000 (I) SYG 2000 (C, I, W) EVR 1009 CHM 1045 MGF 1107 (C) ENG 2101 (W) GEA 2030 (I) SYG 2010 (W) ZOO 2010 CHM 1046 Physical: STA 2023 ENL 2012 (C, I, W) GEA 2040 (I) SYG 2340 (W) EVR 1009 AST 1022L ENL 2022 (C, I, W) GEO 1000 (I) GLY 1001 CHM 1025L ENL 2330 (W) GEO 2370 (I, W) GLY 1010 CHM 1032L LIT 2020 (I, W) GEO 2420 (I, W) GLY 1100 CHM 1045L LIT 2030 (W) INR 2002 (I, W) OCE 1001 GLY 1001L LIT 2110 (I, W) LAH 1004 (I) PHY 1001 GLY 1010L LIT 2120 (I, W) LAH 1005 (I) PHY 2048 GLY 1100L LIT 2190 (W) POS 2041 (C, W) PHY 2049 OCE 1001L LIT 2310 (W) POS 2112 (W) PHY 2053 PHY 1001L WOH 2040 (I, W) PHY 2054 PHY 2048L Modern Foreign PSC 1121 PHY 2053L Languages: PSC 1121L ASL 1140 ASL 1150 FRE 1120 (C, I) FRE 1121 (C, I) FRE 2220 (I) GER 1120 (C, I) GER 1121 (C, I) GER 2220 (I) HBR 1121 (I) HBR 2220 (I) ITA 1120 (I) ITA 1121 (I) SPN 1120 (C, I) SPN 1121 (C, I) SPN 2220 (I) SPN 2201 (I) Art Appreciation: ARH 2000 (I) ARH 2050 (I, W) ARH 2051 (I, W)

92 KEY: (C) This course requirement can be satisfied through CLEP testing. (I) This course satisfies the International/Intercultural requirement. (W) This course satisfies a component of the Gordon Rule Writing Requirement. General Education Matrix (for the AA degree) Effective Fall 2014 (20151) Communication Humanities Social/Behavioral Science Science Mathematics Speech Area 1 Area 2 Area 3 Area 4 Area 5 Area 6 Social Sciences Behavioral Sciences Biological Sciences Physical Sciences Science Labs Wellness Theatre Appreciation: THE 2000 Music Appreciation: MUL 2010 (I) MUH 2111 (I, W) Philosophy: PHI 1100 (W) PHI 2010 (W) PHI 2600 (W) Religion: REL 2000 (W) REL 2300 (I, W) Dance Appreciation: DAN credits ENC a second course Programmatic Electives 24 credits - When choosing electives, students should give careful attention to their major field of study and to the requirements of the institution to which they plan to transfer. 6 credits 2 courses that must be from different areas Gordon Rule Requirement Students must complete Gordon Rule writing and mathematics requirements. 6 credits 1 Social Science Course + 1 Behavioral Science Course Computer Competency Students must demonstrate computer literacy by passing the Student Technology Literacy Exam or successfully completing CGS1060c. Additional Graduation Requirements Foreign Language Residency Requirement Requirement Students must successfully meet the foreign language competency requirement. 9 credits 1 Biological Science Course + 1 Physical Science Course + 1 Lab Course + 1 Wellness Course Students must complete 25% of the prescribed college-level semester credit hours at Broward College. 6 credits Any two courses 3 credits Either course GPA Developmental Education/ESL Other Students must earn a cumulative degree grade point average of 2.0 or higher at BC including transfer credits in courses that comprise the A.A. degree. If required, students must complete prescribed College Preparatory and ESL Program courses with a grade of "C" or higher. Students must fulfill all financial and other obligations to the College. *Students are strongly advised to seek guidance from an academic advisor, each term, to ensure compliance with programmatic and degree requirements.

93 ACG2011 ACG ACG2071 ACG ACG2100 ACG ACG2110 ACG ACG2450C ACG1003 (C) ACG2001 (C) $ AER1081C $22.00 $ AER1082C $23.00 $7.81 AER1197C AER1082C (C) $39.00 $ AER1198C $39.00 $7.81 AER1396C AER1082C (C) $62.00 $ AER1496C AER1082C (C) $43.00 $ AER1594C AER1082C (C) $55.00 $ AER1690C AER1082C (C) $66.00 $ AER1694C AER1082C (C) $61.00 $ AER1695C $61.00 $7.81 AER1698C $66.00 $ AER2070C AER2895C (C) $ AER2291C AER1082C (C) $49.00 $ AER2298C $50.00 $ AER2398C $62.00 $ AER2498C $43.00 $ AER2598C $55.00 $ AER2758C $ $7.81 AER2798C AER1082C (C) $ $ AER2895C $76.00 $ Broward College Course Information Table 1

94 AER2896C AER1690C (C) AER1694C (C) $76.00 $ AER2898C $47.00 $ AER2899C AER2896C (C) $76.00 $ AER $ AER $ AER $ AER $ AER $ ALS4161 BOT2010 (C) BSC2010 (C) BSC2010L (C) BSC2011 (C) ZOO2010 (C) ALS4163 BSC2010 (C) BSC2010L (C) BSC2011 (C) ENY3005 (C) AMT0020C $9.00 $ AMT0030C $56.00 $ AMT0040C $22.00 $ AMT0050C $29.00 $ AMT0060C $15.00 $ Broward College Course Information Table 2

95 AMT0081C $ AMT0091C $ AMT0110C $11.00 $ AMT0115C $13.00 $ AMT0120C $60.00 $ AMT0130C $ $ AMT0140C $95.00 $ AMT0155C $60.00 $ AMT0160C $27.00 $ AMT0200C $50.00 $ AMT0210C $53.00 $ AMT0220C $27.00 $ AMT0230C $31.00 $ AMT0240C $16.00 $ AMT0250C $21.00 $ AMT0260C $84.00 $ AMT0270C $25.00 $ AMT0285C $32.00 $ AMT0300C $ $ AMT0312C $63.00 $ AMT0320C $16.00 $ AMT0400C $27.00 $ AMT0410C $21.00 $ AMT0420C $14.00 $ AMT0435C $29.00 $ AMT0440C $97.00 $ Broward College Course Information Table 3

96 AMT0450C $24.00 $ AMT0451C $44.00 $ AMT0460C $23.00 $ AMT0475C $32.00 $ AMT0490C $35.00 $ ARC1056C $ ARC1126C $ ARC1301C ARC1126C (C) $ ARC1302C ARC2201 (C) $ ARC1301C (C) ARC2461 (C) ARC2303C ARC1302C (C) ARC2461 (C) $ ARC2201 (C) ARC1701 (C) ARC2304C ARC2303C (C) -- $ ARC2303C (C) ARC2580 MAC1105 (C) ARH2402 ARH2051 (C) ARH2660 ARH2051 (C) ART1201C $ ART1203C $ ART1300C $ ART1301C ART1300C ART1600C $ ART2330C ART1300C $ ART2400C ART1201C ART1300C $ Broward College Course Information Table 4

97 ART2500C ART1201C ART1300C ART2501C ART2500C ART2623C ART1300C (C) ART1600C (C) GRA2190C (C) ART2701C $ ART2750C $ ART2751C ART2750C (C) $ ART2752C ART2750C (C) $ ART2754C ART2750C (C) $ ART2905 ART1201C ART1203C ART1300C ART2750C (C) ART2751C (C) ART2906 ART2750 (C) ART2752C (C) ART2750C (C) ART2754C (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 5

98 ART2907 ART2908 ART2909 ART2932C ART1300C ART2330C ART1203C ART2701C ART2500C ART2501C ART2750C (C) ART2751C (C) ART2750 (C) ART2752C (C) $ $ ART2750C (C) ART2754C (C) ASC1100 ATT1100 (C) ASC2110 (C) ATT2120 (C) ASC ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 ASC1100 (C) ASC ATT1100 (C) ASC1610 ASC1100 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 6

99 ATT1100 (C) ASC2110 ASC1210 (C) ATT2120 (C) ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) ASC2472 ASC1100 (B) ATT1100 (B) ATT1810 (B) ATT2820 (B) ASC2870 ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) ASL $ ASL1150 ASL1140 (C) $ ASL2160 ASL1150 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 7

100 AST1003 AST1004 MAC1105 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC1147 (C) MAC2233 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAP2302 (C) MAS2103 (C) MAT0028 (C) MAT1033 (C) MGF1106 (C) MGF1107 (C) STA2023 (C) MAC1105 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC1147 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 8

101 MAC2233 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAT0028 (C) MAT1033 (C) AST1022L -- AST1002 AST $ AST1004 AST1037 MAT0028 (C) ATF1100 ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) $ ATF2204 ATF2305 (C) -- ATT2110 (C) ATF2205 ATF2204 (C) ATF2305 ATF1100 (C) -- ASC1210 (C) ASC2110 (C) ATF2600 (C) ATT2120 (C) ATF ATF2630 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 9

102 ATF2600 ATF2630 ASC1100 (C) ATF1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) ASC1100 (C) ATF1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) -- ATF2305 (C) $ ATF2400 (C) $ ATT ASC1100 (C) ATT ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) $ ATT2820 (C) ATT2110 ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) ATT2120 ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) -- ASC1210 (C) ASC2110 (C) ATT ASC1100 (C) ATT1100 (C) ATT1810 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 10

103 ATT2821C ATT2822C ATT2824C ATT2890 ASC1100 (B) ATT1100 (B) ATT1810 (B) ATT2820 (B) ATT2822C (B) ASC1100 (B) ATT1100 (B) ATT1810 (B) ATT2820 (B) ASC1100 (B) ATT1100 (B) ATT1810 (B) ATT2820 (B) ASC1100 (B) ASC1210 (B) ASC1610 (B) ASC2472 (B) ATT1100 (B) ATT1810 (B) ATT2820 (B) $ $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 11

104 ATT2821C (B) ATT2822C (B) AVM1940 AVM2941 ASC1100 (B) ASC1210 (B) ATT1100 (B) ATT1810 (B) ATT2820 (B) ATT2821C (B) ATT2822C (B) ASC1550 (B) ASC2870 (B) AVM1440 (C) AVM2301 (C) AVM2410 (C) ASC2320 (C) AVM1940 (C) AVM2450 (C) AVM2510 (C) AVS0090C $ Broward College Course Information Table 12

105 AVS0091C $ AVS0092C $ AVS0093C $ BCH3023 CHM1025 (C) CHM1041 (C) CHM1045 (C) BCN1251C $ BCN2253C BCN1251C (C) $ BCN2614C BCT1770 (C) BCT2787C $ BOT BOT2010L (C) BOT2010L -- BOT2010 (C) -- $ BSC1005L -- BSC1005 (D) -- $ BSC CHM1040 (C) CHM1045 (C) BSC2010L (C) BSC2010L -- CHM1040 (C) CHM1045 (C) BSC2010 (C) $ BSC1010C (C) BSC2011 BSC2010 (C) BSC2010L (C) -- BSC2011L (C) Broward College Course Information Table 13

106 BSC1010C (C) BSC2011L BSC2010 (C) BSC2010L (C) -- BSC2011 (C) $ BSC BSC2085L (C) BSC2085L -- BSC $ BSC2086 BSC2086L BSC2421 BSC2421L BSC2085 (C) BSC2085L (C) BSC2085 (C) BSC2085L (C) BSC1005 (C) BSC1005L (C) BSC1005 (C) BSC1005L (C) BSC2086L (C) BSC2086 (C) -- $ BSC2421L (C) BSC2421 (C) BSC4846 ENC2210 (C) BUL4264 BUL3130 (C) TRA3155 (C) CEN4341 CNT3504 (C) CNT3604 (C) CET1114C $ Broward College Course Information Table 14

107 CET1117C CET1461C CET1112C (C) CET1114C (C) EET1015C (C) MTB1321 (C) $ $ EET1015C (C) MTB1325 (C) CTS1133C (C) CET1600C $ CTS2131C (C) CET1610C CET1600C (C) $ CET1615C CET1610C (C) $ CET1620C CET1615C (C) $ CET1630C $ CET2123C CET1114C (C) CET1117C (C) CET2486C $ CET2625C CET1620C (C) $ CET2627C CET2625C (C) $ CET2628C CET2625C (C) $ CET2627C (C) CET2660C CET1620C (C) $ CET2742C CET2486C $ CGS1060C $ CGS1510C $ Broward College Course Information Table 15

108 CGS1540C $ CGS1557C CGS2100C CGS1060C $ CGS2554C $ CHD $9.10 CHM1025 MAT0028 (C) CHM1025L MAT0028 REA0017C (C) CHM1025 (C) -- $ CHM1032L -- CHM1032 (C) -- $ CHM MAT1033 (C) CHM1041 CHM1040 (C) CHM1045L (C) MAC1105 (C) CHM1045 MAC1105 (C) CHM1045L (C) CHM1045L -- CHM1041 (C) CHM1045L (C) CHM1041 (C) CHM1045 (C) -- $ CHM1046 CHM1045 (C) CHM1045L (C) CHM1046L(C) Broward College Course Information Table 16

109 CHM1041 (C) CHM1046L CHM2210 CHM2210L CHM2211 CHM2211L CHM1045 (C) CHM1045L (C) CHM1046 (C) CHM1046L (C) CHM1046 (C) CHM1046L (C) CHM2210 (C) CHM2210L (C) CHM2210 (C) CHM2210L (C) CHM1046 (C) -- $ CHM2210L (C) CHM2210 (C) -- $ CHM2211L (C) CHM2211 (C) -- $ CHM CHM3203L CHM3203L CHM3203 $ CIS1000C CGS1060C (C) MAT1033 (C) -- $ CIS1513C CGS1060C (C) $ CIS2028 CIS1000C (C) ENC1101 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 17

110 COP1120 COP1170 CIS2321C COP1334C $ CIS1000C (C) COP1334C (C) CIS4361 CNT3504 (C) CDA4411 (C) CEN4341 (C) CEN4722 (C) CIS3510 (C) CIS4253 (C) CIS CIS4361 (C) CNT3604 (C) COP3703 (C) COP3847 (C) COP4858 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 18

111 CJE $ CJE2642 CJE2643 CJE2600 CJE2640 CJE2770 CJE2600 CJE $ CJE $ CJK0441C CJK $ CJK0451 CNT3702 CNT3504 (C) COP1000C MAC1105 MAC1114 MAC1140 MAC2233 MAC2311 MAC2312 MAC2313 MAP2302 MAS2103 MAT0028 MAT $ Broward College Course Information Table 19

112 MAT1034 MGF1106 MGF1107 STA2023 COP1334C MAT1033 (C) CIS1000C (C) -- $ COP1335C COP2071C COP2171C COP2222C COP2360C CIS1000C (C) COP1334C (C) CIS1000C (C) COP1334C (C) COP1170 COP1334C COP1335C (C) COP2361C (C) CIS2321C (C) COP1335C (C) $ $ $ COP2361C (C) -- $ COP2361C CIS2321C (C) $ COP1335C (C) COP2658C COP2222C (C) COP2660C COP2800C (C) COP2800C CIS2321C (C) COP1335C (C) COP2361C (C) -- $ Broward College Course Information Table 20

113 COP2821C COP2171C COP3847 COP COP4858 COP3847 (C) CRW1300 ENC CRW2002 CRW1001 CRW CRW1200 CRW1300 CRW2003 CRW CRW2005 CRW2002 (C) CTS1106C $ CTS1111C $ CTS1133C $ CTS1134C $ CTS1212C CGS1060C (C) $ CTS1327C CTS2131C (C) $ CTS1347C CTS1134C (C) $ CTS1327C (C) CTS1390C CTS1134C (C) $ CTS2131C (C) CTS1391C CTS1390C (C) $ CTS1392C CTS1391C (C) $ CTS1800C CTS1851C (C) $ CTS1801C CTS1851C (C) $ CTS1802C CTS1851C (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 21

114 CTS1806C CTS1851C (C) CTS1808C CTS2852C (C) CTS1851C CGS1060C(C) $ CTS2120C CET2486C $ CTS1134C (C) CTS2131C CTS1133C (C) $ CTS1327C (C) CTS2156C CTS1134C (C) $ CTS1213C (C) CTS2131C (C) CTS2164C CGS1100 CIS2321C -- $ CTS2339C CTS2345C (C) $ CTS2342C CTS2343C (C) $ CTS2343C CTS2120C (C) $ CTS2346C (C) CTS2345C CTS1347C (C) $ CTS2346C CTS2345C (C) $ CTS2360C CTS2345C (C) $ CTS2361C CTS2345C (C) $ CTS2393C CTS1392C (C) $ CTS2394C CTS2393C (C) $ CTS2395C CTS1392C (C) $ CTS2396C CTS2395C (C) $ CTS2402C COP2821C $ Broward College Course Information Table 22

115 CTS2403C CGS1540C COP2171C CTS2420C COP2360C (C) $ COP2361C (C) CTS2423C COP2071C (C) $ CTS2420C (C) CTS2434C CIS2321C (C) $ COP2071C (C) CTS2437C COP2071C (C) $ CTS1134C (C) CTS2438C CTS2437C (C) $ CTS2441C COP2071C (C) $ CTS1111C (C) CTS2442C CTS2441C (C) $ CTS2445C CIS2321C (C) $ COP2071C (C) CTS2446C CTS2445C (C) $ CTS2451C CTS2434C (C) $ CTS2464C COP2361C (C) $ COP2800C (C) CTS2465C COP2071C (C) $ CTS2464C (C) CTS2852C COP1000C (C) CTS1851C (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 23

116 COP1334C (C) CTS1851C (C) CTS2854 CTS1851C (C) CTS2855C CTS2854 (C) $ COP1000C (C) CTS1851C (C) CTS2857C $ COP1334C (C) CTS1851C (C) CTS2858C CTS2857C (C) CVT1200 RET1485 (C) DAA1101 DAA DAA1501 DAA DAA2102 DAA DAA2220 DAA DAA2281 DAA DAA2282 DAA DAA2610 DAA1101 (C) DAA2281 (C) DEA0000 DEA DEA DEA0025L DES0103 DES Broward College Course Information Table 24

117 DEA0025L -- DEA0025 DES0103 DES $7.81 $9.10 DEA0130 DEA0025 DES0205 DES0831 DES0831L DEA0150 DEA0000 DEA0025 DES0844 DES DEA DES1020 (C) DEA DEA1030L DES DES1840 DEA1030L -- DEA1030 DES1100 DES $80.00 $7.81 $9.10 DEA1131 DEA1030 (C) DES1020 (C) -- DES1833 DES1833L Broward College Course Information Table 25

118 DEA1155 DEA1003 (C) DES1020 (C) -- DEA1030 (C) DES1805 (C) DES1840 (C) DEH DEH1002L (C) DEH2400 (C) DEH2840L (C) DEH1002L DEH1002 (C) $29.00 $7.81 $9.10 DEH DEH1602 (C) DEH1802 (C) DEH1802L (C) DEH1602 DEH1800 (C) DEH1800L (C) DEH2300 (C) DEH1802 (C) DEH1802L (C) DEH1602L DEH1800 (c) DEH2300 (C) DEH1130 (C) DEH1602 (C) DEH1800L (C) DEH1802 (C) DEH1802L (C) -- $50.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 26

119 DEH1800 DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) DEH2400 (C) DEH1800L (C) DEH2300 (C) DEH2840L (C) DEH1800L DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) DEH2400 (C) DEH1800 (C) DEH2300 (C) DEH2840L (C) -- $ $7.81 $9.10 DEH1802 DEH1800L (C) -- DEH1802L (C) DEH1802L DEH1800 (C) DEH1800L (C) DEH2300 (C) -- DEH1802 $ $7.81 $9.10 DEH2300 DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) DEH2400 (C) DEH1800 (C) DEH1800L (C) DEH2840L (C) DEH DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) DEH2840L (C) DEH DEH1130 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 27

120 DEH2701L DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) DEH1602 (C) DEH1800 (C) DEH1800L (C) DEH2300 (C) DEH2701 (C) -- DEH2804L (C) DEH2806 (C) DEH2806L (C) -- $7.81 $9.10 DEH2804L DEH2806 DEH2806 DEH2806L DEH1802 DEH1802L $ $7.81 $9.10 DEH2806L Broward College Course Information Table 28

121 DEH2701 DEH2804L DES1051 DEH2701L DEH2806 DEH2806L DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) DEH1130 DEH1602 DEH1800 (C) DEH1800L DEH1802 DEH1802L DEH2400 (C) DES2050 (C) DEH2840L -- DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) DEH1800 (C) DEH1800L (C) DEH2300 (C) DEH2400 (C) $ $7.81 $ $65.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 29

122 DEH2944L $7.81 $9.10 DES DEA0025 DES DES0830 DES DES0103L (C) DES0103L DES0103 (C) -- $7.81 $9.10 DES DES0205L (C) DES0205L DES0205 (C) -- $7.81 $9.10 DES0400 DEA0025 (C) DES0021 (C) DES0831 (C) DES0831L (C) DES0501 DES0801 DES0801L DES0802 DEA0000 (C) DEA0025 (C) DEA0025 (C) DEA0025L (C) DEA0025 (C) DEA0025L (C) DEA0025 (C) DEA0025L (C) DES0801 (C) DES0801L (C) DES0801 (C) DES0801L (C) DES0801 (C) $7.81 $ DES0802L (C) -- $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 30

123 DES0802L DEA0025 (C) DEA0025L (C) DES0801 (C) DES0801L (C) DES DES0802 (C) -- $7.81 $9.10 DEA0025 (C) DEA0025L (C) DES0831 DEA0025 (C) DEA0025L (C) DES0830 (C) DES0801 (C) DES0801L (C) DES0831L (C) DES0831L DEA0025 (C) DEA0025L (C) DES0830 (C) DES0801 (C) DES0801L (C) DES0831 (C) $7.81 $9.10 DES DEA0025 (C) DES DEA DES1050 DEH1002 (C) DEH1002L (C) -- DEH1802L (C) DEH1802 (C) DEH2300 (C) DES DES1100L DES1100L DES1100 $76.00 $7.81 $9.10 DES DES1200L Broward College Course Information Table 31

124 DES1200L DES1200 $93.00 $7.81 $9.10 DES1404 DEA1030 (C) DES1020 (C) -- DES1833 (C) DES1833L (C) DES1502 DEA1030 (C) -- DES1805 (C) DES1805 DEA1030 (C) DEA1030L (C) DES1805L -- DES1807 DES1807L DEA1030 (C) DEA1030L (C) DES1805 (C) DES1805L (C) DEA1030 (C) DEA1030L (C) DES1805 (C) DES1805L (C) DEA1030 (C) DEA1030L (C) DES1805 (C) -- $ $7.81 $9.10 DES1807L (C) $7.81 $9.10 DES DEA DEA1030L DES1832L DES1832 (C) -- $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 32

125 DES1833 DEA1030 (C) DEA1030L (C) DES1832 (C) -- DES1805 DES1805L DES1833L DES1833L DEA1030 (C) DEA1030L (C) DES1832 (C) -- DES1805 (C) DES1805L (C) DES1833 (C) $88.00 $7.81 $9.10 DES DEA DEA1030L DES1840L DES DIG2100C $ DIG2101C $ DIG2109C $ DIG2115C $ DIG2116C DIG2115C (C) $ DIG2132C $ DIG2280C $ DIG2292C $ DIG2302C $ DIG2303C DIG2302C (C) $ DIG2304C DIG2303C $ DIG2311C $ Broward College Course Information Table 33

126 DIG $ DIG2500C $ DIG2580C $ DIG2940 DIG2101C (C) DIG2115C (C) DIG2500C (C) EAP0100C $ EAP0120C $ EAP0185C $ EAP0200C EAP0100C (C) $ EAP0220C EAP0120C (C) $ EAP0285C EAP0185C (C) $ EAP0300C EAP0200C (C) $ EAP0320C EAP0220C (C) $ EAP0385C EAP0285C (C) $ EAP0300C (C) EAP0400C EAP0420C EAP0485C ENS1201 (C) EAP0320C (C) ESL0121 (C) EAP0385C (C) ESL0181 (C) $ $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 34

127 EAP0400C (C) EAP0420C (C) EAP0485C (C) EAP1540C ENS1201 (C) ESL0121 (C) ESL0281 (C) EAP1540C (C) $ EAP1640C ENS1202 (C) $ ENS1341A (C) REA0017C (C) ECO2220 ECO ECO2013 (C) ECO ECO2023 (C) EDF $ EDF $ EDF $ EDF4430 EDF3280 (C) $ EDG4410 EDF3280 (C) RED3352 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 35

128 EDP EDF1005 (C) EDF2085 (C) EME2040 (C) EET1015C EET1084C (C) $ EET1025C EET1084C (C) $ MAC1105 (C) EET1141C EET1084C (C) $ EET2142C EET1141C $ EET2326C EET1141C $ EET2358C EET2142C EET2355C EET2326C EEX EDF1005 (C) EDF2085 (C) $ EME2040 (C) EEX3094 EEX3011 (C) $ EEX3280 EEX3011 (C) $ EEX3601 EEX3011 (C) $ EEX4293 EDF3280 (C) EDF4430 (C) EEX3011 (C) EEX4472 EEX3011 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 36

129 EEX4843 EEX3103 (C) EEX3601 (C) EEX4293 (C) MAE4310 (C) EEX3011 (C) EEX3280 (C) $ EEX $ EME3410 EDF3280 (C) EMS1119L $ EMS $7.81 $9.10 EMS $7.81 $9.10 BSC2086 EMS2631L BSC2086L EMS2650 EMS2631 EMS2010 EMS2631L EMS EMS2631L BSC2086 BSC2086L EMS2631 EMS2650 EMS2010 (C) EMS2631 (C) EMS2650 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 37

130 EMS2632 EMS2632L EMS2634 EMS2634L EMS2010 (C) EMS2631 (C) EMS2631L (C) EMS2650 (C) EMS2010 (C) EMS2631 (C) EMS2631L (C) EMS2650 (C) EMS2632 (C) EMS2632L (C) EMS2633 (C) EMS2641 (C) EMS2651 (C) EMS2632 (C) EMS2632L (C) EMS2633 (C) EMS2641 (C) EMS2651 (C) $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 38

131 EMS2635 EMS2636 EMS2636L EMS2632 (C) EMS2632L (C) EMS2633 (C) EMS2641 (C) EMS2651 (C) EMS2634(C) EMS2634L (C) EMS2635 (C) EMS2642 (C) EMS2652 (C) EMS2634(C) EMS2634L (C) EMS2635 (C) EMS2642 (C) EMS2652 (C) $ EMS2641 EMS2010 (C) EMS2631 (C) EMS2631L (C) EMS2650 (C) -- EMS2632 EMS2632L EMS2633 EMS $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 39

132 EMS2642 EMS2643 EMS2650 EMS2651 EMS2632 (C) EMS2632L (C) EMS2633 (C) EMS2641 (C) EMS2651 (C) EMS2634(C) EMS2634L (C) EMS2635 (C) EMS2642 (C) EMS2652 (C) BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) EMS2010 (C) EMS2631 (C) EMS2631L (C) EMS2650 (C) $7.81 $ $7.81 $9.10 EMS2631 EMS2631L EMS2010 EMS2631 EMS2631L -- $7.81 $ $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 40

133 EMS $7.81 $9.10 EMS2653 EMS2632 (C) EMS2632L (C) EMS2633 (C) EMS2641 (C) ENC ENC0015L ENC0015L -- ENC $ ENC0015 (C) ENC0017C $ REA0007C (C) ENC ENC0025L ENC0025L -- ENC $ ENC $ ENC1102 ENC1101 (C) ENC2210 ENY3005 ENC1101 (C) BSC2010 (C) BSC2011 (C) ZOO2010 (C) -- ENY3005 (C) ENY3005L ENY ENY $ EPI EPI0940 (S) EPI EPI0945 (S) EPI EPI0020 (S) EPI EPI0030 (S) Broward College Course Information Table 41

134 ESC MAC1105 (C) ETD1320C $ ETD2350C ETD ETP2410C ETP2402C (C) ETS2224C EET2142C CET1117C EET2142C HSC1531 ETS2436C CET1117C EET2142C MEA0233 ETS2542C CET1114C (C) CET1117C EET2142C HSC1531 ETS2940 CET1117C EET2142C MEA $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 42

135 EVR1009 EVS2893C MAC1105 MAC1114 MAC1140 MAC1147 (C) MAC2233 MAC2311 MAC2312 MAC2313 MAP2302 MAS2103 MAT0028 MAT1033 MGF1106 MTB1310 STA2023 CHM1025 CHM1025L Broward College Course Information Table 43

136 FFP2630 FFP1505 FFP1510 FFP FFP2120 FFP2521 FIL1100 ENC1101 (C) FIL1420C -- FIL1552C FIL2432C FIL1100 (C) FIL1420C (C) FIL1552C (C) FIL2438C FIL1552C (C) FIL2432C (C) FIL2537C FIL1552C (C) FIL2791C FIL1552C (C) FIN3400 ACG2001 (C) ACG2011 (C) FRE $ FRE $ FRE1121 FRE $ FRE2220 FRE1121 (C) $ FSS1240C FSS1221C FSS2242C FSS1240C GER $ GER $ Broward College Course Information Table 44

137 GER1121 GER $ GER1000 GER GER1120 GER2220 GER GIS $ GIS1040C $ GIS1042C GIS1040C $ GIS1047C GIS1040C $ GIS1042C GIS2042C GIS2040C (C) GLY GLY1001L -- GLY $ GLY GLY1010L (C) GLY1100 (C) GLY1100L ART2330C (C) GLY1100 (C) GRA1110C $ ART1201C (C) ART1300C (C) GRA1144C PGY1801C (C) $ GRA1151C $ GRA1201C ART1300C (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 45

138 GRA2121C $ GRA2152C GRA1151C (C) PGY1801C (C) ART2330C (C) GRA2157C $ ART1201C (C) ART1300C (C) GRA2171C GRA1151C (C) $ GRA1110C (C) GRA2180C GRA2185C GRA2190C GRA2191C GRA2425C GRA2190C (C) GRA1120C (C) GRA2121C (C) ART1201C ART1300C ART1600C (C) GRA1110C (C) GRA2190C (C) GRA2160C (C) $ $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 46

139 GRA2171C (C) GRA1144C (C) GRA2754C GRA2940C GRA2841C (C) GRA2157C (C) GRA2181C (C) $ $ GRA2152C (C) GRA2425C (C) HBR $ HBR1121 HBR $ HBR2220 HBR $ HIM1000 HSC1531 (C) HIM HIM1110L (C) HIM1110L HIM1000 (C) -- HIM1110 (C) $ HIM1253 HIM1253L HIM1260 HIM1435 (C) HIM1453 (C) HIM1435 (C) HIM1453 (C) HIM1000 (C) HIM1253 (C) $ HIM1253 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 47

140 HIM1253L (C) HIM1300 BSC2085 (C) BSC2085L (C) -- HIM1000 (C) HIM1435 (C) HIM1430 HSC1531 (C) HIM1435 HIM1430 (C) HIM1800 HIM1253 (C) $10.00 $7.81 $9.10 HIM1260 (C) HIM2012 HIM1110 (C) HIM2112C HIM1800 (C) -- HIM2012 (C) HIM2652 (C) HIM2232 HIM2232L HIM1253 (C) HIM1253L (C) HIM1253 (C) HIM1253L (C) HIM2232L (C) -- $ HIM2232 (C) HIM2234C $ HIM2500 HIM2012 (C) HIM2512 HIM2012 (C) HIM2652 CGS1100 (C) HIM1800 (C) HIM HIM2728L (C) Broward College Course Information Table 48

141 HIM2728L HIM2728 (C) HIM2810 HIM1800 (C) HIM2012 (C) HIM2232 (C) -- HIM2234C (C) $68.00 $7.81 $9.10 HLP $ HLP $ HSA2810L ACG2001 HSA2111 HSC $9.10 HSC1949 MAN2021 MNA2345 HSC $ IDH2121 ENC1101 (C) IDS2931 ENC1101 (C) ISM3320 ISM3013 (C) ISM4382 ISM3320 (C) ITA $ ITA1121 ITA $ JOU1100 ENC1101 (C) JOU1400L JOU1100 (C) JOU1401L JOU1400L (C) JOU1400L (C) Broward College Course Information Table 49

142 JOU1402L JOU1400L (C) JOU2200 (C) JOU2200 JOU1100 (C) MAC1105 MAT1033 (C) $ MAC1114 MAC1105 (C) MAC1140 MAC1105 (C) MAC1147 MAC1105 (B) MAC2233 MAC1105 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAP2302 (C) MAS2103 (C) MAC1147 (C) MAC MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC2312 MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC MAC2312U (C) Broward College Course Information Table 50

143 MAD2104 MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC1147 (C) MAC2233 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAE4320 (C) MAE3941 (C) MAE $9.10 MAE3941 MAE4330 (C) MAD2104 (C) MAE4320 (C) MAS2103 (C) MHF4404 (C) MTG3212 (C) MAD2104 (C) MAE4330 (C) MAS2103 (C) MHF4404 (C) MAE3941 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 51

144 MTG3212 (C) MAE4310 EDF3280 (C) $ MAE4320 EDF3280 (C) $ MAC2311 (C) MAE4330 EDF3280 (C) MAC2311 (C) $ MAE $ CGS1510C (C) QMB2100 (C) TRA1010 (C) TRA1154 (C) MAN2543 CGS1510C (C) STA2023 (C) TRA1010 (C) TRA1154 (C) MAN4504 Two college-level mathematics courses with a minimum grade of a C in each course Broward College Course Information Table 52

145 BUL3130 (C) FIN3400 (C) GEB3213 (C) MAN3240 (C) MAN3930 (C) MAN3931 (C) MAN4504 (C) MAN4720 BUL3130 (C) FIN3400 (C) GEB3213 (C) MAN3240 (C) MAN3931 (C) MAN3932 (C) MAN4504 (C) BUL3130 (C) FIN3400 (C) -- MAN Broward College Course Information Table 53

146 GEB3213 (C) MAN3240 (C) MAN3930 (C) MAN3932 (C) MAN4504 (C) MAN4900 MAN4720 (C) MAP2302 MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAS MAC1140 (C) MAC1147 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAS MAD2104 (C) MAT MAT0018L MAT0018L -- MAT $ MAT MAT0022L MAT0022L -- MAT $ MAT0028 MAT0022 (D) -- MAT0028L Broward College Course Information Table 54

147 MAT0028L -- MAT $ MAT0029C MAT0018 (C) MAT $ MAT1033 MAT0022 (C) MAT0028 (C) MAT0055 (C) MAT0056 (C) MAT0057 (C) MAT0990 (C) $ BSC2085 (C) BSC2085L (C) CHM1032 (C) MCB2010 BSC2085 (C) BSC2085L (C) CHM1040 (C) BSC2085 (C) BSC2085L (C) CHM1045 (c) MCB2010L Broward College Course Information Table 55

148 BSC2085 (C) BSC2085L (C) CHM1025 (C) BSC1010C (C) CHM1032 (C) BSC1010C (C) CHM1040 (C) BSC1010C (C) CHM1045 (C) BSC1010C (C) CHM1025 (C) ZOO2010 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 56

149 ZOO2010L (C) CHM1032 (C) ZOO2010 (C) ZOO2010L (C) CHM1040 (C) ZOO2010 (C) ZOO2010L (C) CHM1045 (C) ZOO2010 (C) ZOO2010L (C) CHM1025 (C) BOT2010 (C) BOT2010L (C) CHM1032 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 57

150 BOT2010 (C) BOT2010L (C) CHM1040 (C) BOT2010 (C) BOT2010L (C) CHM1045 (C) MCB2010L BOT2010 (C) BOT2010L (C) CHM1025 (C) At least one general education biology course, biology lab, chemistry course. Students must earn at least a C in each course. MCB2010 (C) -- $ Broward College Course Information Table 58

151 MCB3020 BSC2010 (C) BSC2010L (C) BSC2011 (C) BSC2011L (C) -- MCB3020L (C) CHM1045 (C) CHM1045L (C) CHM1046 (C) CHM1046L (C) MCB3020L BSC2010 (C) BSC2010L (C) BSC2011 (C) BSC2011L (C) CHM1045 (C) CHM1045L (C) CHM1046 (C) CHM1046L (C) MEA HSC MEA0204L (S) MEA0204L -- MEA $ MEA $ Broward College Course Information Table 59

152 MEA MEA0255L -- MEA HSC1531 MEA0255L HSC1531 MEA0255 HSC1531 MEA $ MEA0256L -- HSC1531 MEA0256 $ MEA0259 MEA0258 MEA0259L MEA0259L MEA MEA0259 $ MEA MEA0334L MEA0334L MEA0334 (C) $ MEA MEA0540L (S) MEA0540L MEA0540 (C) $ MEA $9.10 MEA MEA0800 (S) Broward College Course Information Table 60

153 MGF1106 MAC1105 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC2233 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAP2302 (C) MAS2103 (C) MAT0029C (C) MAT1033 (C) MGF1107 (C) STA1021 (C) STA2023 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 61

154 MGF1107 MAC1105 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC2233 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAP2302 (C) MAS2103 (C) MAT0029C (C) MAT1033 (C) MGF1106 (C) STA1021 (C) STA2023 (C) MHF4404 MAC2311 (C) MAD2104 (C) MKA2931 MKA MKA2932 MKA1930 MKA2931 Broward College Course Information Table 62

155 MSS0156 MEA0233 MSS MSS0156L MSS0156L $46.00 $7.81 $9.10 MSS MSS0250L -- MSS0281 MSS0281L MSS0301 MSS0301L MSS0250 MSS0250L MSS0250 MSS0250L MSS0250 MSS0250L MSS0250 MSS0250L MSS0001 MSS0250L MSS0001 MSS $46.00 $7.81 $9.10 MSS0281L MSS $46.00 $7.81 $9.10 MSS0301L MSS $46.00 $7.81 $9.10 MSS0803L $46.00 $7.81 $9.10 MTB1310 MAT0028 (C) MTB1325 MAT0028 (C) MTB1326 MTB1325 (C) MTB NUR NUR2000 MTE1004C $67.00 $ MTE1018C MTE1004C (C) $80.00 $ Broward College Course Information Table 63

156 MTE1040C MTE1004C (C) $64.00 $ MTE1400C (C) MTE1062C MTE1312C $ $ MTE1400C MTE1073C MTE1018C (C) $ $ MTE1400C (C) MTE1167C MTE1004C (C) $53.00 $ MTE1400C (C) MTE1312C MTE1004C (C) $ $ MTE1400C MTE1004C (C) $85.00 $ MTE1542C MTE1004C (C) $65.00 $ MTE1400C (C) MTE1543C MTE2420C (C) $ $ MTE1651C $ $7.81 MTE2041C MTE1004C (C) MTE1040C (C) $93.00 $ MTE1400C (C) MTE2234C MTE1004C (C) MTE1018C (C) $52.00 $ MTE1400C (C) MTE2420C MTE1004C (C) $95.00 $ MTE1400C (C) MTE2490C MTE1004C (C) MTE1400C (C) $74.00 $ Broward College Course Information Table 64

157 MTE2541C MTE1004C (C) $ $ MTE1400C (C) MTE2949 MTE1004C (C) MTE1018C (C) $ MTE1400C (C) MTG3212 MAD2104 (C) MUE MUT MUE MUT MUM1600C MUM2601C MUS2342C (C) MUS2344C (C) MUM1600C (C) MUS2348C (C) MUS2348C (C) -- $ MUS2348C (C) $ MUM2730 MUM2700 (C) MUS2332C MUS1360 (C) $ MUS2342C MUS1360 (C) MUS2344C (C) -- $ MUS2344C MUS1360 (C) MUS2342C (C) -- $ MUS2348C MUS2349C MUS2342C (C) MUS2344C (C) MUM1600C (C) MUS2348C (C) MUM1600C (C) $ MUM2601C (C) -- $ Broward College Course Information Table 65

158 MUS2940 MUM1600C (C) MUM2700 (C) MUS2348C (C) MUT MUT MUT1112 MUT MUT MUT MUT MUT1242 MUT MUT MUT2116 MUT MUT MUT2117 MUT MUT MUT2246 MUT MUT MUT2247 MUT MUT MUT2641 MUT MUT2642 MUT MVB MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVB MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVB MVK1211 MVK2221 $ Broward College Course Information Table 66

159 MVB MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVB MVK2221 (C) $ MVB $ MVB $ MVB $ MVB $ MVB $ MVB MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVB MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVB MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVB MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVB MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVB $ MVB $ MVB $ MVB $ MVB $ MVB MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 67

160 MVB MVB MVB MVB MVJ MVJ MVJ MVJ MVJ MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ MVJ $ MVJ $ MVJ $ MVJ $ MVJ $ Broward College Course Information Table 68

161 MVJ MVJ MVJ MVJ MVJ MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 MVK2221 $ $ $ $ $ MVJ $ MVJ $ MVJ $ MVJ $ MVJ MVJ MVJ MVJ MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 MVK2221 $ $ $ $ MVK $ Broward College Course Information Table 69

162 MVK MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVK1112 MVK $ MVK $ MVK $ MVK $ MVK MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ MVK $ MVK $ MVK $ MVK MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ MVO $ MVP MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ MVP $ MVP MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ MVP $ MVP MVS MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 70

163 MVS MVS MVS MVS MVS MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 MVK1211 MVK2221 $ $ $ $ $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS MVS MVS MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 71

164 MVS MVS MVS MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ $ $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS $ MVS MVS MVS MVS MVS MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ $ $ $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 72

165 MVS MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVV MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVV $ MVV MVK1211 (C) $ MVK2221 (C) MVV $ MVV MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVW MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVW MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVW MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVW MVK1211 $ MVK2221 MVW MVK1211 MVK2221 $ MVW $ MVW $ MVW $ MVW $ Broward College Course Information Table 73

166 MVW $ MVW MVW MVW MVW MVW MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ $ $ $ $ MVW $ MVW $ MVW $ MVW $ MVW $ MVW MVW MVW MVW MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ $ $ $ Broward College Course Information Table 74

167 MVW NMT NMT1002L (S) NMT1430 (C) MVK1211 (C) MVK2221 (C) $ NMT1002L $ NMT1630 NMT1804 (C) NMT NMT1804 (C) NMT1804 NMT1430 (C) $ NMT NMT1630 (C) -- $28.00 $7.81 $9.10 NMT NMT2844 (C) NMT NMT2834 (C) NMT NMT2713 (C) NMT2713L (C) NMT2779 (C) NMT NMT2834 (C) NMT NMT2713L (C) NMT2824 (C) NMT2713L -- NMT2713 (C) -- $ NMT NMT2723L (S) NMT2834 (C) NMT2723L -- NMT2723 (C) -- $ NMT NMT2824 (C) NMT NMT2713 (C) -- $28.00 $7.81 $9.10 NMT NMT2723 (C) -- $28.00 $ NMT NMT2061 (C) -- $29.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 75

168 NMT $7.81 $9.10 NMT NMT2834 (C) NSP NSP2781L (C) NSP2781L -- NSP $7.81 $9.10 NUR1020 BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) ENC1101 (C) HSC1149 (C) MTB1370 (S) NUR1020L (S) NUR1020L -- HSC1149 (C) MTB1370 (S) NUR1020 (C) -- $60.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR1210 MTB1370 (S) NUR1020 (C) NUR1020L (S) HSC1149 (C) NUR1210L (S) NUR1210L MTB1370 (S) NUR1020 (C) NUR1020L (S) HSC1149 (C) NUR1210 (C) -- $75.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 76

169 HSC1149 (C) NUR1210 (C) NUR1210L (S) NUR1220 NUR1220L NUR1304L HSC1149 (C) MTB1370 (S) NUR2000 (C) NUR2000L (S) HSC1149 (C) NUR1210 (C) NUR1210L (S) HSC1149 (C) NUR2000 (C) NUR2000L (S) NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1220L (S) NUR1220 (C) -- $59.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR1310 (C) -- $58.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 77

170 NUR1310 NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1310L (S) NUR1304L (S) NUR1310L NUR1400L NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) -- NUR1310 (C) $58.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR1421 (C) -- $59.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR1421 NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1421L (S) NUR1400L (S) NUR1421L NUR1500L NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1421 (C) -- $59.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR1520 (C) -- $59.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR1520 NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1520L (S) NUR1500L (S) NUR1520L NUR1220 (C) NUR1220L (S) NUR1520 (C) -- $59.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 78

171 NUR2000 BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) ENC1101 (C) HSC1149 (C) MTB1370 (S) NUR2000L (S) NUR2000L BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) ENC1101 (C) HSC1149 (C) MTB1370 (S) NUR2000 (C) -- $58.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR2221 NUR1310 (C) NUR1310L (S) NUR1421 (C) NUR1421L (S) NUR1520 (C) NUR1520L (S) NUR1310 (C) NUR1421 (C) NUR1520 (C) NUR1500L (S) NUR1304L (S) NUR2221L (S) Broward College Course Information Table 79

172 NUR1400L (S) NUR1310 (C) NUR1310L (S) NUR1421 (C) NUR1421L (S) NUR1520 (C) NUR1520L (S) NUR2221L NUR2222 NUR2222L NUR1310 (C) NUR1421 (C) NUR1520 (C) NUR1500L (S) NUR1304L (S) NUR1400L (S) NUR2221 (C) NUR2221L (S) NUR2221 (C) NUR2221L (S) NUR2221 (C) -- $73.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR2222L (S) NUR2222 (C) -- $62.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 80

173 NUR2801 NUR2801L NUR2811 NUR2222 (C) NUR2222L (S) NUR2222 (C) NUR2222L (S) NUR2222 (C) NUR2222L (S) NUR2801L (S) NUR2801 (C) -- $ $7.81 $9.10 NUR2811L (S) NUR2811L NUR2222 (C) NUR2222L (S) NUR NUR3069L -- NUR2811 (C) -- $ $7.81 $9.10 NUR3069L (C) NUR3678 (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR3069 (C) NUR3678 (C) NUR3805 (C) $ $7.81 $9.10 NUR3119 NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR3167 (C) NUR4165 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 81

174 NUR3167 NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR3119 (C) NUR4165 (C) NUR3678 STA2023 (C) NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR3805 STA2023 (C) NUR NUR4165 NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3678 (C) BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) NUR3119 (C) NUR3167 (C) NUR4195C $71.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR4284 NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3805 (C) STA2023 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 82

175 NUR4636 NUR4636L NUR4667 NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3119 (C) NUR3678 (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR4165 (C) NUR4284 (C) NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3119 (C) NUR3678 (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR4165 (C) NUR4284 (C) NUR3069 (C) NUR3069L (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR4636L (C) NUR4636 (C) -- $35.00 $7.81 $ Broward College Course Information Table 83

176 NUR4827 NUR3069 (C) NUR3119 (C) NUR3167 (C) NUR3678 (C) NUR3805 (C) NUR4165 (C)\ NUR4284 (C) NUR4636 (C) NUR4636L (C) NUR4667 (C) NUR4870 CGS1060C (C) NUR4945 NUR4284 (C) NUR4636 (C) -- NUR4945L NUR4636L (C) NUR4827 (C) NUR4945L NUR4284 (C) NUR4636 (C) -- NUR4945 $47.00 $7.81 $9.10 NUR4636L (C) NUR4827 (C) OCE1001L -- OCE $ OPT OPT1110L (S) OPT1210 OPT Broward College Course Information Table 84

177 OPT1110L -- OPT1110 OPT1210 OPT $ OPT1150 OPT1110 OPT1110L (S) OPT OPT1150L (S) OPT2090 (S) OPT1150L OPT1110 OPT1110L (S) OPT1210 OPT OPT OPT $ OPT1110 OPT1110L (S) OPT1330 OPT1110 OPT1110L (S) OPT OPT1450 OPT1150 OPT1150L (S) OPT2090 (S) OPT2879 (S) OPT1450L (S) OPT2500 OPT2500L (S) OPT2800L (S) Broward College Course Information Table 85

178 OPT1450L OPT1150 OPT1150L (S) OPT1330 OPT2375 OPT1450 OPT2500 OPT2500L (S) OPT2800L (S) -- $ OPT2060 OPT2090 OPT2375 OPT2420 OPT2420L OPT2800L (S) OPT2875 (S) OPT1110 OPT1210 OPT1330 OPT1110 OPT1110L (S) OPT1210 OPT2500 OPT2800L (S) OPT2500L (S) OPT2879 (S) OPT2876 (S) OPT1150 OPT1150L (S) OPT1330 OPT2879 (S) OPT2420L (S) OPT $ Broward College Course Information Table 86

179 OPT2421 OPT2421L OPT2420 OPT2420L (S) OPT2420 OPT2420L (S) OPT2421L (S) OPT $ OPT2460 OPT2375 OPT2500 OPT2800L (S) OPT2420 OPT2830L (S) OPT2875 (S) -- $ $9.10 OPT2461 OPT2420 OPT2460 OPT2875 OPT2421 OPT2831L (S) OPT2876 (S) -- $12.00 $ OPT2500 OPT1150 OPT2500L (S) OPT OPT2500L OPT1150L (S) OPT2500 OPT1450L (S) $ OPT2800L OPT1150 OPT1150L (S) OPT2375 OPT2879 (S) OPT1450L OPT2500L $12.00 $7.81 $9.10 OPT2830L OPT2500 OPT2500L (S) OPT2800L (S) OPT2420 OPT2460 OPT2875 (S) -- $7.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 87

180 OPT2831L OPT2420L (S) OPT2460 OPT2830L (S) OPT2421 OPT2461 OPT2876 (S) -- $12.00 $7.81 $9.10 OPT2875 OPT2876 OPT2879 OPT2375 OPT2500 OPT2800L (S) OPT2879 (S) OPT2420 OPT2830L (S) OPT2875 (S) OPT1110 OPT1110L (S) OPT1210 OPT1330 OST1100C (c) OPT2420 OPT2420L (S) OPT2830L (S) OPT2060 OPT2421 OPT2461 OPT1150 OPT1150L (S) OPT1330 OPT $5.00 $7.81 $ $5.00 $7.81 $ $10.00 $7.81 $9.10 OST1110C OST1103C (C) OST1104 (C) OST1105 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 88

181 OST2455C HSC1531 (C) OST1257C (C) HSC1531 (C) OST2456C OST2455C (C) OST2464C (C) BSC2010 (C) PCB3063 BSC2010L (C) BSC2011 (C) PCB3063L PCB BSC2010 (C) PCB BSC2011 (C) MAC1105 (C) PCB4454C STA2023 (C) PEM $ PEM $ PEM $ PEN $ PEN $ PEN $ PEN $ PEN $ PGY1801C ART1300C (C) $ PGY1802C PGY1801C (C) $ PGY2401C $ Broward College Course Information Table 89

182 PGY2404C PGY2401C (C) $ PGY2800C PGY2401C (C) $ PGY2905 PGY2401C PGY2404C $ PHT1010 PHT1103L (C) -- PHT1211 (C) PHT1801L (C) PHT2224 (C) PHT PHT1010 PHT BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) PHT1103L PHT1200 (C) PHT1103L PHT PHT1200L PHT1211 BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) PHT1103 (C) PHT1200 (C) -- PHT1103 (C) PHT1200L (C) PHT1200L (C) PHT1300 (C) PHT1103L (C) PHT1200 (C) PHT1010 (C) PHT1211L (C) PHT2224 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 90

183 PHT1211L PHT PHT PHT1350 PHT1010 (C) PHT2224 (C) PHT1200 (C) PHT1310 (C) BSC2086 (C) BSC2086L (C) PHT1211 (C) PHT2224L (C) $ PHT2162 (C) PHT1801L PHT1200L (C) PHT1300 (C) -- PHT1211 (C) PHT2224 (C) -- $7.81 $9.10 PHT2120 PHT1010 (C) PHT2224 (C) -- PHT2810L (C) PHT2120L PHT1211L (C) PHT2224L (C) -- PHT1350 (C) PHT2120 (C) PHT2162 PHT1211 (C) -- PHT2120 (C) PHT2810L (C) Broward College Course Information Table 91

184 PHT2224 PHT1103 (C) PHT1310 (C) PHT2224L PHT1211 (C) PHT1801L (C) PHT2224L (C) PHT1020 (C) PHT1211L (C) PHT2224 (C) $ PHT2704 PHT1350 (C) PHT2162 (C) -- PHT2704L (C) PHT2931 (C) PHT2704L PHT2120L (C) PHT2162 (C) -- PHT2704 (C) PHT2931 (C) PHT2810L PHT1020 (C) PHT1801L (S) PHT2224L (C) PHT2820L PHT2931 PHT2120 (C) PHT2162 (C) PHT2810L (C) -- PHT2120 (C) PHT2162 (C) PHT2704 (S) PHT2704L PHT2931 $8.00 $7.81 $9.10 $4.00 $7.81 $ PHT2704 $ Broward College Course Information Table 92

185 PHY1001 MAC1105 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC1147 (C) MAC2233 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAP2302 (C) MAS2103 (C) MAT1033 (C) MGF1106 (C) STA2023 (C) PHY1001L PHY1001 (C) PHY1001 (C) -- $ PHY MAC2312 (C) PHY2048L (C) PHY2048L -- PHY2048 (C) -- $ PHY2049 PHY2048 (C) MAC2313 (C) PHY2049L (C) Broward College Course Information Table 93

186 PHY2049L PHY2048 (C) PHY2048L (C) PHY2049 (C) -- $ PHY2053 MAC1114 (C) MAC1133 (C) MAC1147 (C) PHY2053L (C) MTB1322 (C) MTB1326 (C) PHY2053L -- PHY2053 (C) -- $ PHY2054 PHY2054L PHY2053 (C) PHY2053L (C) PHY2053 (C) PHY2053L (C) PHY2054L (C) PHY2054 (C) -- $ PHY2420 MAT1033 (C) PLA ENC1101 (C) PLA ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1201 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) PLA1303 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 94

187 PLA1435 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) PLA1600 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) PLA1610 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) PLA1800 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) PLA ENC1101 (C) PLA2114 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) PLA2466 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) PLA2762C ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 95

188 PLA2930 PLA2940 PSC1121 ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) ENC1101 (C) PLA1003 (C) PLA1104 (C) MAC1105 (C) MAC1114 (C) MAC1140 (C) MAC1147 (C) MAC2233 (C) MAC2311 (C) MAC2312 (C) MAC2313 (C) MAP2302 (C) MAS2103 (C) MAT0028 (C) MAT1033 (C) MGF1106 (C) STA2023 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 96

189 PSC1121L PSC1121 PSC $ PSY2043 PSY PTN0003 HCP0001 (C) -- PTN PTN0004 HCP0001 (C) -- PTN PTN0006 HCP0001 (C) -- PTN PTN0021 HCP0001 (C) -- PTN0041 HCP0001 (C) -- PTN0049 HCP0001 (C) -- PTN PTN0041 (S) PTN0049 (S) PTN0003 PTN0004 PTN0006 PTN0003 PTN0004 PTN0006 PTN0021 PTN0003 PTN0004 PTN0006 PTN QMB2100 MAT1033 (C) RAT1001 RAT1804 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 97

190 RAT RAT1002L -- RAT1002 (C) RAT1804 (C) RAT1002L (C) RAT1804 (C) $ RAT RAT1614 (C) RAT RAT1614 (C) RAT RAT1614 (C) RAT RAT1804 (S) RAT RAT1002 (C) $ $9.10 RAT1002L (C) RAT RAT2814 (S) RAT RAT2021 (C) RAT2824 (S) RAT RAT RAT2024 RAT2023 (C) -- RAT RAT RAT RAT RAT RAT2241 RAT2021 (C) -- RAT2022 (C) RAT2243 RAT1002 (C) -- RAT2814 (C) RAT2617 RAT1002 (C) -- RAT RAT RAT2617 (C) RAT2824 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 98

191 RAT RAT RAT RAT2814 (C) RAT RAT1804 (C) -- $10.00 $7.81 $9.10 RAT RAT2814 (C) -- $10.00 $7.81 $9.10 RAT RAT $11.00 $7.81 $9.10 RAT RAT $7.81 $9.10 REA0007C $ REA0017C REA0007C (C) $ RED EDF1005 (C) EDF2085 (C) $ EME2040 (C) TSL3080 (C) RED3352 EDF3280 (C) EDG4410 (C) $ RED3342 (C) RED4519 EDF3280 (C) RED3342 (C) TSL3080 (C) -- EDG4410 (C) -- $ Broward College Course Information Table 99

192 RED4844 RET1024 EDF3280 (C) EDG4410 (C) RED3342 (C) RED4519 (C) TSL3080 (C) BSC2085 (C) CHM1032 (C) BSC2085 (C) CHM1032 (C) MAT1033 (C) -- EEX4843 (C) TSL4081 (C) -- $ $ RET1026L (S) RET1026 RET1485 (C) BSC2085 (C) CHM1032 (C) MTB1310 (C) RET1026L (S) RET1485 (C) Broward College Course Information Table 100

193 BSC2085 (C) CHM1032 (C) MAT1033 (C) RET1026 (C) RET1026L -- $ BSC2085 (C) CHM1032 (C) MTB1310 (C) RET1026 (C) RET1485 (C) RET1264 RET1026 (C) RET1026L (S) RET1485 (C) -- RET1264L (S) RET1484 (C) RET1832L (S) RET1264L RET1026 (C) RET1026L (S) RET1485 (C) RET1264 (C) RET1484 (C) RET1832L (S) -- $ RET1484 RET1026 (C) RET1026L (S RET1485 (C) CVT1200 (C) RET1264 (C) RET1264L (S) RET1832L (S) Broward College Course Information Table 101

194 RET1832L RET1026 (C) RET1026L (C) RET1485 (C) CVT1200 (C) RET1264 (C) RET1484 (C) -- $1.00 $7.81 $9.10 RET1833L CVT1200 (C) RET1264 (C) RET1484 (C) RET1832L (S) RET2418 (C) $7.81 $9.10 RET2265 RET1833L (S) RET2418 (C) RET2265L (C) RET2714 (C) RET2265L RET1832L (S) RET2418 (C) RET2265 (C) RET2714 (C) RET2834L (S) -- $ RET2286C RET2414 (C) RET2414L (C) RET2714 (C) RET2834L (C) RET2934 (C) -- RET2601 (C) RET2835L (S) Broward College Course Information Table 102

195 RET2414 RET1485 (C) RET1833L (S) RET2418 (C) -- RET2414L (S) RET2714 (C) RET2834L (S) RET2414L RET1485 (C) RET2414 (C) -- $ RET2418 RET2601 CVT1200 (C) RET1485 (C) RET1832L (S) RET2414 (C) RET2414L (S) RET2714 (C) RET2834L (S) RET2934 RET1833L (S) RET2286C (C) RET2835L (S) RET2714 RET1833L (C) RET2418 (C) RET2414 (C) RET2834L (S) RET2834L RET1833L (S) RET2418 (C) RET2414 (C) RET2714 (C) $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 103

196 RET2835L RET2414 (C) RET2834L (S) RET2286C (C) RET2601 (C) $7.81 $9.10 RET2934 RET1833L (S) RET2414 (C) RET2414L (S) RET2418 (C) RTE RTE RTE1111 (C) RTE1503 (C) RTE1503L (C) RTE1804 (S) RTE1000 (C) RTE1503 (C) RTE1804 (S) RET2714 (C) RET2834L (S) RTE1418 RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) RTE1503L(S) RTE1804(S) RTE1418L(S) RTE1513(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1613(C) RTE1814(S) Broward College Course Information Table 104

197 RTE1418L RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) RTE1503L(S) RTE1804(S) RTE1418(C) RTE1513(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1613(C) RTE1814(S) -- $ RTE RTE1503L -- RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503L(S) RTE1804(C) RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) $ RTE1513 RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) RTE1418(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1613(C) Broward College Course Information Table 105

198 RTE1513L RTE1523 RTE1523L RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) RTE1503L(S) RTE1804(S) RTE1418(C) RTE1418L(S) RTE1513(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1613(C) RTE1814(S) RTE1418 (C) RTE1418L(S) RTE1513(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1613(C) RTE1814(S) RTE1418(C) RTE1418L(S) RTE1513(C) RTE1613(C) RTE1523L(S) RTE1824(S) -- $ RTE1523(C) RTE1824(S) -- $ Broward College Course Information Table 106

199 RTE1613 RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) RTE1503L(S) RTE1804(S) RTE1418(C) RTE1513(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1814(S) RTE1804 RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) RTE1503L(C) -- $11.00 $7.81 $9.10 RTE1814 RTE1000(C) RTE1111(C) RTE1503(C) RTE1503L(S) RTE1804(S) RTE1418(C) RTE1418L(S) RTE1513(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1613(C) -- $11.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 107

200 RTE1824 RTE2061 RTE2130 RTE1418(C) RTE1418L(S) RTE1513(C) RTE1513L(S) RTE1613(C) RTE1814(S) RTE2130(C) RTE2130L(S) RTE2623(C) RTE2782(C) RTE2844(S) RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) RTE1523 (C) RTE1523L (S) RTE2854(S) RTE2130L(S) RTE2623(C) RTE2782(C) RTE2844(S) $11.00 $7.81 $ Broward College Course Information Table 108

201 RTE2130L RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) RTE2130(C) RTE2782(C) RTE2623(C) RTE2782(C) RTE2844(S) -- $ RTE2385 RTE1523(C) RTE1523L(S) RTE1824(S) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) RTE2457 RTE1523(C) RTE1523L(S) RTE1824(C) RTE2385(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) RTE2457L RTE1523(C) RTE1523L(C) RTE1824(C) RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) -- $ Broward College Course Information Table 109

202 RTE2533 RTE1523(C) RTE1523L(C) RTE1824(S) RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2834 (S) RTE2623 RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) RTE2130(C) RTE2130L(S) RTE2782(C) RTE2844(S) RTE2782 RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) RTE2130(C) RTE2130L(S) RTE2623(C) RTE2844(S) RTE2834 RTE1523(C) RTE1523L(C) RTE1824(S) RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(C) -- $11.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 110

203 RTE2844 RTE2854 RTE2385(C) RTE2457(C) RTE2457L(S) RTE2533(C) RTE2834(S) RTE2130(C) RTE2130L(S) RTE2623(C) RTE2782(C) RTE2844(S) RTE2130(C) RTE2130L(S) RTE2623(C) RTE2782(C) -- $11.00 $7.81 $9.10 RTE2061(C) -- $11.00 $7.81 $9.10 RTV $ RTV2102 ENC1101 ENC RTV2241C $ RUS $ RUS1121 RUS $ SCE3320 EDF3280(C) $ SCE3420 CHM1045(C) CHM1045L(C) MAC1105(C) PHY1001(C) Broward College Course Information Table 111

204 PHY1001L(C) SCE3941 SCE3320(C) SCE4330(C) CHM3203(C) CHM3203L(C) PCB3063(C) PCB4043(C) SCE3320(C) ZOO4713(C) ZOO4713L(C) $ SON1003L SON1100L(C) -- SON1111 $ SON1100L -- SON1170(C) -- $ SON1111 SON1170(C) -- SON SON1112 SON1111(C) -- SON SON1121 SON1170(C) -- SON SON1122 SON1121(C) -- SON SON1141 SON1212(C) -- SON SON SON1100L(C) Broward College Course Information Table 112

205 SON1211 SON1100(C) SON1100L(C) -- SON SON1212 SON1211(C) -- SON SON1214 SON1111(C) -- SON1112 $ SON1215 SON1111(C) -- SON2834 $ SON1804 SON1100L(C) -- SON1121 $41.00 $7.81 $9.10 SON1814 SON1804(S) -- SON1112 $41.00 $7.81 $9.10 SON1824 SON1814(S) $41.00 $7.81 $9.10 SON2013L SON1003L SON1111 SON SON1112 SON SON SON SON2175 SON2171(C) SON2176 SON2175(C) SON2400 SON1141(C) SON1824(S) SON2400L(C) SON2834(S) SON2400L SON1141(C) SON SON2844(S) SON2401L SON2400L(C) SON2834 SON1141(C) SON1824(S) SON2400(C) -- $41.00 $7.81 $9.10 Broward College Course Information Table 113

206 SON2844 SON2834(S) -- SON2401 $41.00 $7.81 $9.10 SPN $ SPN $ SPN1121 SPN1120(C) $ SPN2201 SPN2220(C) SPN2220 SPN1121(C) $ SPN2240 SPN $ SPN1121 SPN $ SPN2955 SPN STA1021 MAT0018 (C) MAT0022 (C) MAT0028 (C) MAT0056(C) MAT0057(PR) MAT0990(PR) $ Broward College Course Information Table 114

207 STA2023 SWS3022 MAC1105(C) MAC1114(C) MAC1140(C) MAC2233(C) MAC2311(C) MAC2312(C) MAC2313(C) MAP2302(C) MAS2103(C) MAT0029C(C) MAT1033(C) MGF1106(C) STA1021(C) CHM1040(C) CHM1045(C) $ TAX2010 TAX2000(C) THE2051L TPA2192L TPA2192L THE2051L(C) TPA2220 TPA TPP2111 TPP TPP2190L TPA2192L(C) TPP2260 TPP2110(C) Broward College Course Information Table 115

208 TPP2701C TPP2700C(C) TRA1156 TRA1010(C) TRA3132 QMB2100(C) TRA3155(C) STA2023(C) TRA3155(C) TRA3155 QMB2100(C) TRA1010(C) TRA1154(C) STA2023(C) TRA1010(C) TRA1154(C) TRA3163 QMB2100(C) TRA3155(C) STA2023(C) TRA3155(C) TRA4153 TRA3155(C) TRA4721 BUL4264(C) TRA3155(C) Broward College Course Information Table 116

209 TRA4910 TRA4945 BUL3130(C) MAN3162(C) MAN3240(C) TRA3155(C) TRA3936(C) TRA4720(C) BUL3130(C) BUL4264(C) FIN3403(C) MAN3162(C) MAN3240(C) TRA3155(C) TRA3936(C) TRA4153(C) TRA4720(C) TRA4721(C) TSL EDF1005(C) EDF2085(C) EME2040(C) RED3342(C) $ Broward College Course Information Table 117

210 TSL4081 EDF3280(C) EDF4430(C) EDG4410(C) EDP4004(C) EEX3011(C) TSL3080(C) EEX4843(C) RED3352(C) RED4519(C) $ ZOO ZOO2010L(C) ZOO2010L -- ZOO2010 (C) -- $ ZOO4234 BSC2010 (C) BSC2011 (C) ZOO4234L $ ZOO ZOO4713L (C) ZOO4713L -- ZOO4713(C) -- $ Broward College Course Information Table 118

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