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Fresno City College 2020-2021 Catalog Addendum7(ACCTG 70 and ACCTG 73 can only be used if not used above.)UnitsACCTG 53Tax Accounting . 3ACCTG 54APrinciples of Auditing . 3ACCTG 56Payroll Accounting. 3ACCTG 57Governmental Accounting . 3ACCTG 61Forensic Accounting . 3ACCTG 70QuickBooks Fundamentals . 3ACCTG 73Sage 100 Fundamentals . 3Total 34-35Administration of JusticeAdult Correctional Office Core – Major #8941deleted program, Spring 2021American Indian StudiesAmerican Indian Studies – Major #7680revised program, Spring 2021Fresno City College is located in an area that is rich in the history and contemporary cultures of American Indians. Californiahas the highest American-Indian population in the United States, and has several Indigenous communities in our immediatearea. American Indian Studies exists to serve Indian and non-Indian students who will be working in any service field, academicor social institution. The program leading to the associate in arts degree will also provide a foundation in American IndianStudies for students wishing to pursue a higher degree in the subject at a four-year university. In recent years, several graduateprograms have begun in American-Indian Studies at universities in California and elsewhere. Student must complete 12 unitsof required basic core courses. Select 9 units from the course options listed below for a total of 21 units for an associate in artsdegree.Associate in ArtsStudent Learning Outcomes:1.Identify and describe cultural differences and similarities among the American Indian and Alaskan Native societies ofNorth America.2.Describe and analyze the material, political, spiritual, and environmental contributions made by American Indiansocieties to the world.3.Identify the inappropriate uses of racial stereotypes about Indians and analyze how they have been used to advancespecial interests.4.Explain historically the effects of colonization and imperialism on American Indian tribes.5.Identify the major issues of the 20th and 21st century for American Indians, with an example on current events.6.Evaluate the arts of diverse peoples through an expanded awareness and appreciation of North American arts.Required Core CoursesUnitsAMIND 31American Indian Culture . 3AMIND 32American Indian History . 3AMIND 34The American Indian in Contemporary Society . 3AMIND 35American Indian Art . 3Course Options: Select a minimum of 9 unitsUnitsAFRAM 5The African Diaspora of the Americas . 3AMST 10American Pluralism: A Search for Common Groundin a Multicultural Society. 3ANTHRO/CLS 28Ancient Mexico . 3CLS 11Introduction to Chicano-Latino Studies. 3ENGL 14Folklore . 3GEOG 2Cultural Geography . 3SOC 2American Minority Groups . 3Total 21

Fresno City College 2020-2021 Catalog Addendum8AnthropologyAnthropology – Archaeology Archaeological Technician – Major #7120revised program, Spring 2021The Archaeological Technician Certificate of Achievement is a program designed to provide students with education andtraining in the various aspects of modern archaeology in preparation for 1) entry level employment, and 2) continuing educationin archaeology. An archaeological technician may work in the field doing survey or excavation or in a laboratory processingarchaeological collections, doing data entry, archival research, or other tasks related to the management of archaeologicaldata, all under the direction of a professional archaeologist. Students planning for a career in archaeology will need to earn atleast a Bachelor's degree. Therefore archaeology students are strongly encouraged to meet with a counselor about transferrequirements (IGETC/CSU certification) early in their program. Archaeology students should also meet with the archaeologyfaculty about course/program offerings as soon as possible in order to complete the program in a timely manner.Certificate of AchievementStudent Learning Outcomes:1.Students will demonstrate knowledge of terminology, methods, and the theoretical framework of modern, scientificarchaeology.2.Students will have demonstrable skills in archaeological field methods.3.Students will have demonstrable skills in archaeological laboratory methods.Required Core Courses (15 units):UnitsANTHRO 1Biological Anthropology . 3ANTHRO 2/2H Cultural Anthropology, orHonors Cultural Anthropology . 3ANTHRO 4Introduction to Archaeology. 3ANTHRO 15Laboratory Methods in Archaeology . 4ANTHRO 16AField Archaeology I. 2Electives (3 units minimum). Students must complete a minimumof three units from the following list of electives. Other coursesmay be substituted based on the student's area of focuswith faculty approval.UnitsANTHRO 1LBiological Anthropology Laboratory . 1ANTHRO 3Archaeology and World Prehistory . 3ANTHRO 16BField Archaeology II. 2ANTHRO 24Doing Archaeology: Hands-On! . 1.5ANTHRO/CLS 28Ancient Mexico . 3ANTHRO 30Topics in Anthropology . 1-4GEOG 10Introduction to GIS . 3GEOL 1Physical Geology. 4HIST 3History of Ancient Rome. 3HIST 18History of Ancient Greece . 3HIST 30California History . 3Total 18ArtArt History for Transfer – Major #5206revised program, Spring 2021The Associate in Arts in Art History for Transfer Degree offers a core foundation for the study of art history across cultures anderas. The program prepares students to continue their studies towards a degree in art history or studio arts at the CaliforniaState University (CSU) and the University of California (UC) systems. Students will learn skills of analyzing art within itshistorical and cultural context using art-specific terminology and methodologies. To earn the Associate in Arts in Art History forTransfer, students must complete a maximum of 60 required semester units of CSU-transferable coursework, including eitherthe CSU-GE Breadth or IGETC requirements and 18-20 semester units within the major. Students must maintain a minimum2.0 GPA, including grades of C or higher in each course taken to fulfill the major. Local graduation requirements are notrequired for the transfer degree. For more information on university admission and transfer requirements, students shouldconsult with a counselor.Associate in ArtsStudent Learning Outcomes:

Fresno City College 2020-2021 Catalog Addendum91.Analyze a variety of techniques and formal visual elements of individual works of art in different media and diversecultures.2.Define and differentiate various styles of art throughout history.3.Evaluate works of art in relation to context, historical background, and influence onsubsequent artistic periods.4.Compare stylistic elements that distinguish aesthetic and cultural trends.Required Core CoursesUnitsART 5/5HArt History Ancient to Medieval, orHonors Art History Ancient to Medieval . 3ART 6/6HArt History Renaissance to Modern, orHonors Art History Renaissance to Modern . 3ART 7Beginning Drawing . 3List A – Select one of the following:UnitsART 55Introduction to Asian Art . 3ART 60Art of the Ancient Americas . 3List B – Select one of the following:UnitsART 3Two-Dimensional Design . 3ART 4Three-Dimensional Design . 3ART 8Beginning Figure Drawing and Anatomy . 3ART 9Beginning Painting: Oil/Acrylic . 3ART 10Beginning Ceramics . 3ART 11Beginning Sculpture . 3ART 14Beginning Printmaking . 3ART 52Introduction to Digital Art/New Media . 3List C – Select one of the courses below or one from List A orList B not already taken:UnitsAFRAM 3African-American Art . 3AMIND 35American Indian Art . 3ANTHRO 3Archaeology and World Prehistory . 3ANTHRO 4Introduction to Archaeology. 3ARCH 15AHistory of Architecture I . 3ARCH 15BHistory of Architecture II . 3ART 70Modern and Contemporary Art . 3CLS 20Chicano Art . 3FILM 1Introduction to Film Studies . 3FILM 3Film and Culture . 3FRENCH 1Beginning French . 5FRENCH 2High-Beginning French. 5FRENCH 3Intermediate French . 5GERMAN 1Beginning German . 5GERMAN 2High-Beginning German . 5HUMAN 10Classical Humanities . 3HUMAN 11Modern Humanities . 3PHIL 1ATheories of Knowledge and Reality . 3PHIL 1DWorld Religions . 3SPAN 1Beginning Spanish . 5SPAN 2High-Beginning Spanish . 5SPAN 3Intermediate Spanish . 5SPAN 4High-Intermediate Spanish . 5Total 18-20Asian American StudiesAsian American Studies – Major #7695revised program, Spring 2021From an historical perspective, Asians have played major roles in Fresno from the early Chinese settlers who built a Chinatownto the Japanese Americans who were confined to an assembly center at the Fresno fairground to the Hmong refugees whofled from the aftermath of the Vietnam War to create the largest Hmong American community in the state of California. Thestructure and purpose of the Asian American Studies associate degree is twofold: one is to enhance the skills of students tosuccessfully transfer and complete a baccalaureate degree, second is to provide knowledge and understanding of the AsianAmerican as an individual and as a member of the Asian American community.Associate in ArtsStudent Learning Outcomes:

Fresno City College 2020-2021 Catalog Addendum101.Identify and describe major historical experiences of Asians and Asian Americans.2.Examine the cultural practices and evaluate how culture has evolved for the Asian American community.3.Explore the identity dilemma for Asian Americans of the various generations from recent immigrants to the assimilatedand acculturated Asian American family.4.Evaluate the issues that have confronted Asians in the past as well as those relevant in a contemporary setting.Required Core CoursesUnitsASAMER 1Indo-Chinese Americans . 3ASAMER 8Chinese Culture . 3ASAMER 15Introduction to Asian-Americans . 3ASAMER 25Asian American Social Issues . 3ASAMER 55Introduction to Asian Art . 3Course Options (6 units):UnitsAMST 10American Pluralism: A Search for CommonGround in a Multicultural Society . 3ASAMER 10Hmong Culture . 3CHIN 1Beginning Chinese . 5CHIN 2High-Beginning Chinese. 5HMONG 1Beginning Hmong . 5HMONG 2High-Beginning Hmong . 5JAPAN 1Beginning Japanese . 5JAPAN 2High-Beginning Japanese . 5Total 21Automotive Collision Repair TechnologyAutomotive Collision Repair Technology – Major #8071corrected program, Fall 2020Training in this field is designed to prepare the student for employment in auto body repairing, reconstruction, and finishing.Certificate of AchievementStudent Learning Outcomes:1.Straighten and fill damaged sheet metal.2.Mix and apply body fillers, puttys and plastic repair systems.3.Remove and reattach body panels and align.Required Core CoursesUnitsACRT 151Basic ACR, orACRT 151ABasic ACR, andACRT 151BBasic ACR . 9ACRT 153Advanced ACR, orACRT 153AAdvanced ACR, andACRT 153BAdvanced ACR . 9AT 10Technical Computer Applications . 3AT 21Occupational Safety and Health . 2AT 40Preparing for Employment Opportunities . 3WELD 2AIntroduction to Welding Technology . 6Recommended ElectivesUnitsACRT 155Spray Refinishing . 2AT 19Work Experience (Cooperative), Occupational . 1-8AUTOT 54Suspension, Steering, and Wheel Alignment . 5Total 32BiologyBiology – Formerly Life Science Degree – Major #6082revised program, Spring 2021This program is designed to provide students with foundational knowledge in biological principles and concepts. This two yearassociate degree program is intended for transfer students majoring in the biological sciences. The Biological and Life SciencesProgram at Fresno City College provides entry level instruction in the following: fulfillment of prerequisites for entry into alliedhealth fields, fulfillment of prerequisites for students transferring into biological sciences and fulfillment of general educationrequirements for transfer to four-year institutions. Specific biology courses to meet degree requirements (14 units total).Associate in Science

Fresno City College 2020-2021 Catalog Addendum11Student Learning Outcomes:1.Evaluate scientific literature and apply the scientific method to obtain and interpret

Courses Descriptions . 69 . 1101 East University Avenue, Fresno, California 93741 (559) 442-4600 . www.fresnocitycollege.edu. Fresno City College 2020-2021 Catalog Addendum 1. Academic Regulations Changes to Pages 20-34 . Earning Course and Unit Credit Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) Credit for prior learning is college credit awarded for validated college-level skills and knowledge gained .