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Class Number: 2163 | Units: 3 | Fee: $900

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Carissa Threewitt , Huy Le

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Online

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Prerequisites: Priority enrollment for graduating senior Biology majors and majors requiring this course; BIOL 401 with a grade of C or better; permission of the instructor. Principles of infection, immunity, and characterization of medically important microbial agents.

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Course Fee: $900 While most coursework can be completed on your own schedule, students will meet virtually via Zoom 2 Thursdays each month (June 12, June 26, July 10, and July 24) at 6:00pm to engage in real-time discussions and activities with instructors and peers.

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Online Bichronous (Combination of online synchronous and online asynchronous)
Class meets entirely online. Some class meetings are at scheduled days/times and some sessions do not have a set/day time.

Class Number: 2165 | Units: 3 | Fee: $900

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Huy Le , Theodus Nguyen

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Online

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Prerequisite: BIOL 350* or BIOL 401*. Innate and acquired immunity. Recognition of antigens. Mechanisms of immune responses and their induction. Measurement and variations of immunity as in hypersensitivity and immune suppression and their effects on the host. Intended for Biology majors.

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Course Fee: $900. Instruction Mode : Online Bichronous (blend of scheduled and unscheduled) Classes. While most coursework can be completed on your own schedule, students will meet virtually via Zoom 2 Fridays each month (June 13, June 27, July 11, and July 25) at 6:00pm to engage in real-time discussions and activities with instructors and peers.

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Online Bichronous (Combination of online synchronous and online asynchronous)
Class meets entirely online. Some class meetings are at scheduled days/times and some sessions do not have a set/day time.

Class Number: 9386 | Units: 3 | Fee: $900

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Huy Le , Russell Wendt

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Online

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Prerequisites: CHEM 215* with a grade of C or better. Foundation course in analytical chemistry with a focus on quantitative analysis. Topics include uncertainties, statistics, equilibria, titrimetric methods, electrochemistry and potentiometry, molecular and atomic spectroscopy, mass spectroscopy, and chromatography. Intended for Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Biology majors. (Plus-minus letter grade only)

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Course Fee: $900 This course combines flexible self-paced online learning with monthly live instruction. While most coursework can be completed on your own schedule, students will meet virtually via Zoom one Monday each month (February 17, March 17, April 14, and May 12) at 5:30pm to engage in real-time discussions and activities with instructors and peer This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition, fees, and payment deadlines apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds.

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Online Bichronous (Combination of online synchronous and online asynchronous)
Class meets entirely online. Some class meetings are at scheduled days/times and some sessions do not have a set/day time.

Class Number: 9389 | Units: 3 | Fee: $900

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Huy Le , Russell Wendt

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Online

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Prerequisites: CHEM 215, CHEM 233, and CHEM 335* with grades of C or better. Intended for Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Biology majors. Introduction to Biochemistry including protein structure and function, carbohydrate metabolism, enzyme kinetics and thermodynamics, and electron transport chain. (Plus-minus letter grade only)

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Course Fee: $900 This course combines flexible self-paced online learning with monthly live instruction. While most coursework can be completed on your own schedule, students will meet virtually via Zoom one Wednesday each month (February 19, March 19, April 23, and May 14) at 5:30pm to engage in real-time discussions and activities with instructors and peers. This section is offered through Cage. CPaGE course tuition, fees, and payment deadlines apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds.

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Online Bichronous (Combination of online synchronous and online asynchronous)
Class meets entirely online. Some class meetings are at scheduled days/times and some sessions do not have a set/day time.

Class Number: 9384 | Units: 3 | Fee: $900

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Carissa Threewitt , Huy Le

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Online

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Prerequisites: Priority enrollment for graduating senior Biology majors and majors requiring this course; BIOL 401 with a grade of C or better; permission of the instructor. Principles of infection, immunity, and characterization of medically important microbial agents.

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Course Fee: $900 While most coursework can be completed on your own schedule, students will meet virtually via Zoom one Tuesday each month (February 18, March 18, April 22, and May 13) at 6:00pm to engage in real-time discussions and activities with instructors and peers This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition, fees, and payment deadlines apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds.

Learning Mode

Online Bichronous (Combination of online synchronous and online asynchronous)
Class meets entirely online. Some class meetings are at scheduled days/times and some sessions do not have a set/day time.

Class Number: 9387 | Units: 3 | Fee: $900

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Huy Le , Theodus Nguyen

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Online

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Prerequisite: BIOL 350* or BIOL 401*. Innate and acquired immunity. Recognition of antigens. Mechanisms of immune responses and their induction. Measurement and variations of immunity as in hypersensitivity and immune suppression and their effects on the host. Intended for Biology majors.

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Course Fee: $900 Online Bichronous (blend of scheduled and unscheduled) Classes .This course combines flexible self-paced online learning with monthly live instruction. While most coursework can be completed on your own schedule, students will meet virtually via Zoom one Thursday each month (February 20, March 20, April 24, and May 15) at 5:30pm to engage in real-time discussions and activities with instructors and peers. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition, fees, and payment deadlines apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds.

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Online Bichronous (Combination of online synchronous and online asynchronous)
Class meets entirely online. Some class meetings are at scheduled days/times and some sessions do not have a set/day time.

Class Number: 2069 | CEU: 2 | Fee: $255

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This self-paced six module Introduction to Concrete seminar is an introduction to both Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) and Asphaltic Concrete. PCC, hereinafter called concrete, is arguably the world's most used construction material. Students will become familiar with the materials and properties of each along with the manipulators used including fromwork, additives, and reinforcement.

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Course fee $255

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2070 | CEU: 2 | Fee: $255

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This self-paced four module Introduction to Construction seminar is an introduction to the construction industry, its parties, and processes. Students will become familiar with the different types of construction, the diverse roles, stages, and processes of a construction project. Students will develop an awareness of safety regulations, safety inspection, construction documents and their uses. Students will develop a working understanding of construction project management topics including estimating, project management, scheduling, close out and pay out.

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Course fee $255

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2078 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This online course is a self-paced class which is the gateway to more complex and trade specific estimating courses. This is designed to help estimators polish their estimating skills and learn the basic skills that are absolutely required to produce successful construction estimates. Students who successfully complete Introduction to Construction Estimating will learn the basic principles of construction estimating. Learning objectives include: - Organization of the estimate. - Types of estimates. - Elements of an estimate. - Quantity take off techniques. - Understanding pricing techniques. - Adjusting the estimate for a variety of variable factors. - Estimating labor, materials and equipment. - Profit and overhead markups. Upon completing this course the student will understand the different types of estimates and how to organize an estimating document.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2079 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This construction math online class is self-paced and intended to develop mathematical skills that can be applied to the construction trade through practice and application. This course is an introduction to other courses in construction. While this class is not a prerequisite for any other classes, it does provide a foundation for them. Learning Objectives By the end of this class students will be able to: - Use and understand all operations on fractions and decimals that are common to the construction industry. - Convert measurements from fractions to decimals. - Calculate area, and volume of various shapes. - Convert measurements from cubic feet to cubic yards. - Measure the volume of concrete footings, slabs, walls, and columns. - Calculate board feet. - Calculate and measure for basic constructions in wood and concrete.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2080 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This construction blueprint reading class covers a foundation skill in construction. All construction professionals, regardless of whether they are working in the field or in the office, must know how to read blueprints. Blueprint reading does require practice and some basic knowledge of blueprints. This online blueprint reading course is designed to provide students with that foundation knowledge and enough practice at reading blueprints to get started. Mastery of blueprint reading will come with practice and with using blueprints on the job on a regular basis. Learning Objectives By the end of this blueprint reading online class students will: - Have an elementary knowledge of blueprint reading as it relates to building construction projects; - Understand in general terms the design process and the role of design professionals; - Be able to find trade information using blueprints; - Be able to answer basic construction questions related to layout and installation of materials at the jobsite; - Be able to identify elementary problems or short comings of the blueprints in use.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2081 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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The first of two hands-on detailed estimating courses in which students learn how to estimate general conditions, site work, excavation, concrete and masonry. Be sure to look over the prerequisite knowledge for this class. To do well in this CP 9105 estimating and bidding course students should already have the following skills: - Know how to read blueprints - Know how to use a spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel, Numbers (Mac), or the spreadsheet software found in open source software programs (i.e. LibreOffice, Open Office) - Have a basic knowledge of construction estimating subjects including: o Basic math skills o Estimating terminology (quantity take off, unit price, production rate, etc.) o Use of the calculator and architectural scale - Be able to organize your work so it can be easily understood by others Students should consider taking Introduction to Construction Estimating and/or Construction Blueprint Reading if they need more information in these areas before taking this class. Learning Objectives: - Planning for and organizing an estimate. - Estimating the cost of general conditions. - Preparing quantity take off of excavation and back-fill. - Preparing a quantity take off of concrete, and form work. - Using unit prices to price estimates. - Preparing a quantity take off and conceptual estimate of masonry work.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2082 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This Estimating and Bidding 2 course features hands-on estimating and quantity take off activities associated with Metals, Wood, Doors and Windows, Finishes, Electrical, and Mechanical Estimating. We will also focus on the preparation of work-place ready estimating documents. By the end of this online class students will be able to: - Estimate the conceptual cost of structural metals. - Prepare quantity take off and estimate of rough carpentry. - Prepare a quantity take off of roofing and waterproofing. - Use unit prices to price doors and windows. - Prepare quantity take off and estimate various finishes. - Prepare a quantity take off and conceptual estimate of mechanical systems. - Prepare a quantity take off and conceptual estimate of electrical systems. The Certificate in Construction Estimating program includes this class. Prerequisite knowledge: To do well in this CP 9106 estimating and bidding online class students should already have the following skills. - Know how to read blueprints - Know how to use a spread sheet software such as Microsoft Excel, Numbers (Mac) - Have a basic knowledge of construction estimating subjects including: o Basic math skills. o Estimating terminology (quantity take off, unit price, production rate, etc.). o Use of the calculator and architectural scale. - Be able to organize your work so it can be easily understood by others. Students should consider taking Introduction to Construction Estimating and/or Construction Blueprint Reading if they need more information in these areas before taking this class. Those courses are not prerequisites but they will be a part of the Certificate in Construction Estimating. Estimating and Bidding 1 is not a prerequisite. Learning objectives By the end of this class students will be able to: - Perform quantity take offs and conceptual estimating for structural and miscellaneous metals. - Prepare quantity take offs and estimates for rough carpentry and framing. - Prepare quantity take offs and conceptual estimates for waterproofing and roofing. - Prepare a quantity take off and conceptual estimate of various finish trades. - Utilize conceptual estimating methods to arrive at mechanical and plumbing budgets. - Utilize conceptual estimating methods to arrive at electrical budgets.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2084 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This Construction Materials and Processes online course will give the student an overall understanding of materials and methods. Each week we will study one specific material category, one specific construction process, and an overall construction system. The student will have the opportunity to expand the studies to include materials and processes which are normally encountered by the student in his/her work place. In addition the student is expected to research and report on the session materials and processes with respect to sustainable or green construction. Learning objectives By the end of this construction materials and processes online class students will: - Be able to recognize quality control procedures for various materials. - Be familiar with material manufacturing processes. - Understand the physical limitations of the materials we are studying. - Understand how the materials we are studying are used in construction. - Know where to find information about materials when needed. - Understand the regulatory environment under which materials are manufactured and incorporated into new structures. - Know the relevant history of each material. - Know the important aspects of how each material is used in construction processes.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2083 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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The purpose of this Construction Equipment and Methods online course is to give the student an overall understanding of construction equipment and selected construction methods. This includes selection, economy, and productivity of common construction equipment and construction procedures for site development and industrial, heavy and civil construction. The course will introduce students to civil construction plans, determining earthwork quantities, equipment economics and utilization, equipment production rates, fundamentals of earth moving and excavating, loading and hauling equipment. Learning objectives By the end of this construction equipment and methods online class you will: - Learn how to best utilize construction equipment on site work and heavy civil projects - Become familiar with construction equipment and their capabilities - Understand standard designations, sizes, and gradations of equipment - Properly select heavy equipment based on applications, utilization, productivity, and other factors - Understand the elements of equipment cost and evaluating investment alternatives - Develop a basic understanding of unit price and earthwork quantities - Develop an increased awareness of civil construction blueprints - Be able to demonstrate awareness of construction safety related to earth moving operations

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2085 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This purpose of this 110 Civil Site Work Blueprint Reading and Construction Materials online course is to give the student an overall understanding of civil sitework construction and materials. This includes understanding and interpreting civil construction blueprints, reading specifications, manufacture and use of civil construction materials such as aggregates, concrete, asphalt, pipe, and geo-synthetics.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2086 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This 114 Estimating Civil and Site work Construction online course introduces students to estimating civil engineering, heavy construction projects, and site work construction projects. This online class will cover reading and understanding civil construction plans, determining earthwork quantities, determining crew make-up, and fundamentals of estimating various civil and site work components.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2088 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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Both oral and written communication carry a deep impact on the people you work with and the situations under which you work. Communication is multi-faceted. It includes nonverbal communication, body language, listening, inflection, and written communication. Without quality skills in each of these categories you are putting yourself and your career at risk. This online course is designed for you to become a more effective supervisor by becoming a more effective communicator. The skills you learn within the course will be put to use right away! Learning objectives By the end of this Communication online class you will: - Learn about the different forms of communication - Understand how effective communications affect productivity - Be able to effectively communicate within your company¿s communication system - Be able to recognize and overcome barriers to communication - Communicate with peers and supervisors effectively - Harness the techniques of listening - Apply your listening skills as a management method - Control the nature and tempo of a conversation - Learn to use questioning skills - Learn how to use both open-ended and closed-ended questions - Establish a negotiation strategy through which you will be able to reach commitment and agreement - Communicating with difficult people - Learn to communicate effectively with your crew - Deliver better, more precise working instructions - Learn how to offer corrective feedback - Develop useful writing skills - Learn to lead a successful meeting - Understand why others have problems communicating with you - Understand the basic functions and procedures of electronic communications - Learn how to use the Internet and WWW for communications - Be able to develop a plan for improving communications

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2087 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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This Contract Documents and Construction Law online course focuses on understanding the relationship between contract documents and the construction process. We will explore contractual relationships, legal roles and responsibilities, and contract types. Legal issues will be studied including regulatory issues, liens, bonds, insurance, and how standardized forms are used. General conditions clauses that affect levels of decision making authority, project close-out and the superintendent's role as agent of the contractor will be studied. We will study legal issues that often result in construction disputes including differing site conditions, time and schedule impacts, change orders and changed conditions. We will also study contract dispute resolution including negotiations, alternative dispute resolutions, and litigation of disputes. Learning objectives By the end of this class students will: - Understand the importance of contract documents and construction law as they pertain to on site construction supervisors. - Be able to understand and use common legal terms. - Understand the different forms of formal dispute resolution including litigation, arbitration and mediation. - Understand the roles of partnering in avoiding construction conflicts by communicating and building trust between contractual partied. - Be able to differentiate between various contractual relationships by understanding the roles and responsibilities of contractual parties. - Understand the different types of construction contracts and how the construction supervisors role may be affected by them. - Be able to determine the levels of decision making authority and relationships as defined by the general conditions. - Learn how to recognize, develop and manage a documentation system - Understand the effects of changes as they are encountered and develop methods to react to potential conflicts resulting from changes. - Know how to recognize differing site conditions and understand the importance of handling changed conditions effectively. - Know how to handle schedule impacts, delays, accelerations, suspensions and disruption of time related work activities. - Be able to resolve conflicts and issues through negotiation.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2089 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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Students will learn how to plan, prepare and update construction project schedules in this course. We will study construction planning and will practice preparing a project plan. Through the use of case studies we will learn how to define construction activities, determine activity duration, and assemble the activities into a logical construction schedule. We will learn to create and use bar charts and critical path schedules. Methods for communication of the project plan will be applied in work shop type activities. We will study the use of computers in construction scheduling and investigate some of the popular scheduling programs currently in use. Other topics to be studies will include: assigning constraints, inputting resources, formatting options, sorting and filtering. Updating the schedule and the use of short interval production schedules will be stressed. Applying scheduling information to change orders, payment schedules and acceleration situations will be studied. Learning objectives By the end of this Planning and Scheduling class students will: - Become familiar with the process of project planning and the efficiencies derived from planning. - Be able to define schedule activities and assign reasonable durations to the activities. - Know how to sequence the activities for logical project flow. - Be able to prepare a short procurement schedule. - Be able to prepare a bar chart schedule and use it properly. - Learn about schedule float and understand how float can be used to delay or lengthen activities and to smooth manpower requirements. - Be familiar computerized scheduling and understand both its limitations and advantages. - Be able to apply constraints, sorts and filters to a computer generated schedule. - Understand what resources are and how they can be coordinated with the schedule. - Know how to use the schedule as a resource for crew and manpower assignments. - Be able to apply methods for monitoring, comparing and updating the project schedule. - Understand how to use the short-term schedule as a communication tool. - Learn about schedule acceleration methods and how to apply them. - Learn how the schedule is used as documentation for changes and disputes.

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2090 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $585

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The purpose of this 305 Building Green online course is to provide construction professionals with information that will help them to effectively bid, contract, build and close out green building projects. We will explore the green building process from the contractor's and subcontractor's point of view. Learning objectives By the end of this Building Green online class students will: - Know how green building impacts material and equipment procurement - Understand how construction scheduling and sequencing is impacted by green building - Be familiar with the risks imposed by green construction - Know how to reduce the risks of green construction - Know how to find green construction impact information in the specifications and contract - Be able to evaluate subcontractors and material suppliers for green projects - Understand the construction delivery methods associated with green projects - Understand green procurement and the contractors responsibilities for same - Know how green building will impact the construction processes - Understand green project close-out and commissioning - Know how to work with an outside commissioning authority to complete the job

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Course fee $585

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 9288 | CEU: 1.8 | Fee: $395

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Brian Beatty

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Online

Description

This course introduces the learner to the principles of instructional systems design (ISD), or more commonly, instructional design (ID) as they apply to e-learning development. Participants explore the complexities of designing instruction in various e-learning contexts (corporate training, education, etc.). Participants learn classic ID theory and emerging models and apply these theories in a real context through a simulated design project. This course has two main objectives: * Learn instructional design process and principles as applied to e-learning * Begin developing a design plan for an e-learning project

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Course fee $395

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9289 | CEU: 1.5 | Fee: $375

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Zahira Merchant

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Online

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This introductory course gives working and aspiring instructional designers a grounding in the basics of multimedia scriptwriting. In the course, we'll trace the process of developing a compelling audio/visual script for a brief instructional multimedia piece of your choosing. A worksheet developed specifically for the course will guide you from start to finish, from identifying your target audience to creating a script with all the information needed to produce your piece. (Note: You will not be asked to create the multimedia piece, just the script for it.) Along the way, we'll explore many facets of professional scriptwriting practice, including: the essential steps of the scriptwriting process, the structure and instructional possibilities of three major forms of presentation (demonstration, documentary, and dramatization), and various production styles at your disposal. Weekly homework submissions based on the course¿s worksheet will be discussed openly and supportively at the start of each class session. Course objectives: -- To improve your ability to develop effective scripts for instructional multimedia components of various types -- To improve your ability to evaluate the skills of instructional scriptwriters.

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Course fee $375

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9290 | CEU: 1.8 | Fee: $395

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Otaiwan Day

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Online

Description

This course gives a brief survey and introduction to the most common e-learning development tools used in instructional design and content development. Programs such as Camtasia, Lectora, and Articulate are explored. Software programs selected for demonstration are based on current industry trends and may change each term, since the e-learning industry is a quickly changing environment and the goal of this course is to give students a broad appreciation of current e-learning production methods. The course objectives inlcude: * Providing an initial method by which students can implement the multimedia scripts created in the previous scriptwriting course. * Allowing the student to create a simple portfolio of production pieces that can be built upon and customized. * Giving the student a solid framework and comfort with rapid production methods that can be used in client presentations and stakeholder meetings.

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Course fee $395

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9291 | CEU: 1.2 | Fee: $315

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Brian Beatty

Location

Online

Description

This course emphasizes the role of formative evaluation and usability testing as an integral part of e-learning development process. Participants review Kirkpatrick's classic Levels of Evaluation, and explore ways of assessing performance at each level. Special emphasis is placed on the usability testing of e-learning products. As a cumulative project for the course, students plan a study, create plans to collect and analyze data, and plan a summative report for a usability review of an existing product. This course has three main objectives: * Review principles of evaluation as used in instructional design * Participate in the usability testing of real e-learning products * Begin a usability test plan for a real or planned e-learning product

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Course fee $315

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9362 | Units: 3 | Fee: $200

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Dina Ibrahim

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Online

Description

Prerequisites: Introductory media course or permission of instructor. CSU students enrolled in the CSU Entertainment Industry Initiative Media Internship Program (EII/MIP). Internship experience in professional entertainment industry organization designed to serve students who do not have an internship program available in their home department. May be repeated for a total of 9 units. (This course is delivered online only.) (CR/NC grading only)

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Course Fee: $200

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 9292 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Quentin Clark

Location

Online

Description

This course is an introduction to the concepts and uses of GIS. Lecture topics include history of GIS, GIS data structures and sources of data, GIS tools, vendors and software, applications, and resources. Exercises include spatial data display and query, map generation, and simple spatial analysis using ArcGIS software. Class format is approximately 50% lecture and 50% lab exercise.

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Course fee $435

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9293 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Quentin Clark

Location

Online

Description

This course is an introduction to the concepts and uses of GIS. Lecture topics include history of GIS, GIS data structures and sources of data, GIS tools, vendors and software, applications, and resources. Exercises include spatial data display and query, map generation, and simple spatial analysis using ArcGIS software. Class format is approximately 50% lecture and 50% lab exercise.

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Course fee $435

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Online asynchronous
Class sessions are entirely online with no set day/time.

Class Number: 9294 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Sally Shatford

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Online

Description

GIS professionals should be comfortable acquiring, manipulating, and converting most common types of spatial data into a format that can be used for analysis and/or cartographic purposes. This course explores creating and working with vector data to ensure best data management practices (topology, domains, etc.). It will also involve converting different spatial data formats. We will be briefly viewing available data using ArcGIS Online Living Atlas. Methods include data capture, data editing, attributing, geo-referencing, joins/relates, domains. Class format: approximately 50% lecture, 50% software applications.

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Course fee $435

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9295 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Tom Robinson

Location

Online

Description

This course teaches current methods for assessing vulnerabilities and resilience to expected effects of climate change - e.g., extreme heat, aridification, flooding - from both community (built environment) and natural (unbuilt) perspectives, using GIS.

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Course fee $435

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9296 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

Seth Hiatt

Location

Online

Description

This course focuses on the planning, construction, and administration of a GIS database including spatial and attribute data. The lecture provides a conceptual background, as well as practical guidelines, and is reinforced with exercises using both ESRI software and traditional database design techniques. Topics include data requirements analysis; relational database design; attribute and entity definitions; table normalization; table creation and population; query optimization; and data integration. Class format: approximately 50% lecture, 50% software application.

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Course fee $435

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Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9297 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

XiaoHang Liu

Location

Online

Description

This course will focus on many of the vector-based analytical tools and techniques available within ArcGIS, as well as ways of linking external analytical tools (models, statistical programs) to ArcGIS. Case studies will be used to illustrate more complex examples. Class format: approximately two-third lecture, one-third software application.

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Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9298 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

Ana Carolina Pelegrini Guimaraes

Location

Online

Description

ArcGIS Online is a cloud-based web mapping platform used across multiple industries and by GIS professionals worldwide. It enables you to make maps, host data, create various mapping applications, and share your data with anyone who has internet access. Web GIS is becoming the cornerstone of sharing GIS data and map distribution. In this course you will learn the fundamental terminology and capabilities of ArcGIS Online. We will review the various data types, web map configurations, mobile data collection, sharing security model, and various desktop web applications. ArcGIS Online is becoming an industry standard for sharing and creating data, GIS students who would like to expand their knowledge of GIS should take advantage of this course.

Notes

Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9299 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

Jerry Davis

Location

Online

Description

Introduction to programming ArcGIS using the Geoprocessing Environment. Students will learn to create geoprocessing tools that can be combined with other tools, in models and the toolbox, to process complex analysis tasks and automate repetitive data maintenance needs. Scripting with Python is emphasized as the appropriate technology for getting GIS work done by users, and is compatible with ArcGIS modules and all current geospatial data structures: rasters, shapefiles, coverages, and geodatabases. Students need no prior programming experience.

Notes

Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9300 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

Seth Hiatt

Location

Online

Description

This course builds upon skills learned in previous GIS courses, emphasizing common uses of GIS for ecological analysis. Class lectures and labs will familiarize students with ecological data sources and potential data issues, and cover a variety of ecological GIS applications such as species distribution mapping, habitat suitability modeling, corridor analysis, and invasive species mapping.

Notes

Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9301 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

Leonhard Blesius

Location

Online

Description

An introduction to LiDAR data and derived digital models. Emphasis is placed on creating surface models from point cloud data and integrating spectral data and object based image analysis for vegetation classification.

Notes

Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9302 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

Class Status Message

Instructor

Jerry Davis

Location

Online

Description

Topics in this course include the use of raster GIS tools for natural resource modeling and environmental analysis; the raster structure and its advantages and limitations, appropriate data and procedures; simple raster surface modeling and image integration; map algebra concepts using ArcGIS Spatial Analyst; proximity and dispersion modeling, and cost surfaces.

Notes

Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9303 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

Quentin Clark

Location

Online

Description

This course is a discussion and demonstration of the essential cartographic principles and practices used for designing maps. The focus is on techniques for creating maps that effectively communicate single/multi-variant qualitative and quantitative spatial data to the viewer. Through numerous hands-on exercises, participants will have the opportunity to use most of the map production tools provided with ESRI software products to prepare raw data and produce a variety of thematic maps. Class format: approximately 50% lecture, 50% software application.

Notes

Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9304 | CEU: 1.6 | Fee: $435

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Instructor

Tom Robinson

Location

Online

Description

Designed for managers who may be new to supervising GIS projects. Topics covered include defining the scope of a project; data acquisition; project planning; project budget estimation; staffing; pilot studies; cooperative projects. Case studies.

Notes

Course fee $435

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9371 | CEU: 4.5 | Fee: $240

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Instructor

Julie Maier

Location

Online

Description

The second course builds on information provided in the first course and includes understanding essential intervener strategies such as pacing and sensory processing, and key principals of the intervener motto, "Do with, not for." Course content also includes the dynamics of communication exchanges and how to gather useful information for building effective communication systems, strategies for supporting the development of concepts, and utilizing routines and calendar systems to support access, anticipation, and language acquisition.

Notes

Course Fee: $240

Learning Mode

Hybrid (Combination of in-person and online asynchronous)
Class meets regularly in-person at scheduled days/times and also has online sessions with no set day/time.

Class Number: 2145 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

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Instructor

Steven Weisberg

Location

Online

Description

This course provides an overview of the American system of civil litigation and the role the paralegal plays in it. You will learn the sources of the law; how to read and brief a case; the similarities and differences between the California and federal systems; trial preparation and alternative dispute resolution. The course follows a hypothetical civil dispute, based upon the laws of contracts and torts, from its inception through trial. Students will acquire skills needed to prepare and file basic pleadings and discovery tools. They will be introduced to the basics of case management; trial preparation and the appeal process.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125 One required Saturday session scheduled for August 2. You can take this course without being an admitted paralegal certificate student. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds. Please note: Registration is unavailable for this class once the semester has started. If you would like to add this course please contact the instructor via email. Students allowed to add the class will be provided with a permission number. Use this number to register. Visit our registration page for information on how to register and pay: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/register-pay.

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 2146 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Closed

Instructor

Jennifer Babcock

Location

Online

Description

In this comprehensive, basic legal research course, students are introduced to legal research materials and taught how to use the law library. Skills developed include using statutes, codes, cases, digests, citations, encyclopedias, legal periodicals and government documents; finding, reading and synthesizing cases and statutes; and preparing certain kinds of legal memoranda. Assignments emphasizing problem analysis, legal writing and legal research tools normally require at least six to eight hours per week in a law library. Demonstration and hands-on use of LexisNexis online database, and the Internet are included.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. One required Saturday session scheduled for July 12. You can take this course without being an admitted paralegal certificate student. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds. Please note: Registration is unavailable for this class once the semester has started. If you would like to add this course please contact the instructor via email. Students allowed to add the class will be provided with a permission number. Use this number to register. Visit our registration page for information on how to register and pay: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/register-pay.

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 2156 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

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Instructor

Harvey Zeytuntsyan

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisite: PLS 300 and PLS 320, each with a grade of C or better. This course is a basic introduction to the theory and practice of immigration law, with an emphasis on immigration law and procedures in the following areas: family and employment visas, political asylum, naturalization and non-immigrant visas. Students gain an understanding of immigration theory and practice and develop practical skills in preparation of forms and supporting documentation, client interviews and case preparation. Current issues in immigration are discussed and analysed.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125 One required Saturday session TBA. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds. Please note: Registration is unavailable for this class once the semester has started. If you would like to add this course please contact the instructor via email. Students allowed to add the class will be provided with a permission number. Use this number to register. Visit our registration page for information on how to register and pay: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/register-pay.

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 2154 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

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Instructor

Nicole Takemoto

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: PLS 300 and PLS 320; all completed with a grade of C or better. This course covers the role of the paralegal in estate planning practice, emphasizing those aspects most related to paralegal functions. Topics covered include control and disposition of property during life and at death, intestate succession, and federal gift and estate taxes. Students develop an estate plan, draft a will and a trust, and prepare a health care power of attorney, and a gift tax return.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125 One required Saturday session scheduled for June 21. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds. Please note: Registration is unavailable for this class once the semester has started. If you would like to add this course please contact the instructor via email. Students allowed to add the class will be provided with a permission number. Use this number to register. Visit our registration page for information on how to register and pay: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/register-pay.

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 2149 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

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Instructor

Diane Camacho

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: Restricted to Certificate in Paralegal Studies students; PLS 300* and PLS 320* with grades of C or better; permission of the instructor. An internship bridges the gap between the classroom and the legal work world. Work in a legal setting for eight hours per week for 15 weeks (120 hours.) Placements are available with large and small law firms, corporations, and legal service and government agencies. Includes monthly Saturday morning seminars on a variety of topics. May be repeated for a total of 6 units. (CR/NC grading only)

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Zero Cost Course Materials

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This course meets on three Saturdays: 6/7, 7/12, and 8/2. The instructor will send Zoom information to enrolled students prior to the first class. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds. Please note: Registration is unavailable for this class once the semester has started. If you would like to add this course please contact the instructor via email. Students allowed to add the class will be provided with a permission number. Use this number to register. Visit our registration page for information on how to register and pay: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/register-pay.

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 2147 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

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Instructor

Paul Deangelis

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: PLS 300 and PLS 320; all completed with a grade of C or better This course covers the theoretical and practical legal skills necessary to draft pleadings and motions in civil cases. Thorough analysis of the courts, jurisdiction and venue and parties to a suit as they relate to pleadings are included. Students draft complaints, motions, answers, and other pertinent documents used in all aspects of a lawsuit.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. One required Saturday session scheduled, TBA. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds. Please note: Registration is unavailable for this class once the semester has started. If you would like to add this course please contact the instructor via email. Students allowed to add the class will be provided with a permission number. Use this number to register. Visit our registration page for information on how to register and pay: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/register-pay.

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 2148 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

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Instructor

David Morfin

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: PLS 300 and PLS 320; all completed with a grade of C or better. Designed to supplement the procedural knowledge of the paralegal, this course addresses selected topics of the substantive law of torts, contracts, and remedies. The subject matter has been chosen to familiarize paralegals with concepts frequently utilized in litigation and is aimed at raising the level of paralegal sophistication in understanding litigable issues.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. One required Saturday session scheduled for July 19. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds. Please note: Registration is unavailable for this class once the semester has started. If you would like to add this course please contact the instructor via email. Students allowed to add the class will be provided with a permission number. Use this number to register. Visit our registration page for information on how to register and pay: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/register-pay.

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9333 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

Steven Weisberg

Location

Online

Description

This course provides an overview of the American system of civil litigation and the role the paralegal plays in it. You will learn the sources of the law; how to read and brief a case; the similarities and differences between the California and federal systems; trial preparation and alternative dispute resolution. The course follows a hypothetical civil dispute, based upon the laws of contracts and torts, from its inception through trial. Students will acquire skills needed to prepare and file basic pleadings and discovery tools. They will be introduced to the basics of case management; trial preparation and the appeal process.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. You can take this course without being an admitted paralegal certificate student. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9338 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Closed

Instructor

Paul Deangelis

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: PLS 300 and PLS 320; all completed with a grade of C or better. This course concentrates on investigation, discovery, and trial preparation in civil litigation. Content includes state and federal discovery procedures and statutes; methods of gathering factual data; preparation and organization of evidence for trial; analysis and digesting of discovery motions and documents; and the role of the paralegal at trial. Emphasis is on tort litigation.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9339 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

Edward Donnelly

Location

Online

Description

This course is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of the principles and rules of legal ethics and professional responsibility, with particular emphasis on their application to legal paralegals, and to develop students' abilities to communicate effectively in the legal environment. Ethics material includes regulation of lawyers and legal assistants, unauthorized practice of law, confidentiality and attorney-client privilege, conflicts of interest, advertising and solicitation, competence and professionalism. Students' communication skills are enhanced through weekly assignments, including case briefs, mock interviews, and formal presentations.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

In-Person
Class meets in-person at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9334 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

Jennifer Babcock

Location

Online

Description

In this comprehensive, basic legal research course, students are introduced to legal research materials and taught how to use the law library. Skills developed include using statutes, codes, cases, digests, citations, encyclopedias, legal periodicals and government documents; finding, reading and synthesizing cases and statutes; and preparing certain kinds of legal memoranda. Assignments emphasizing problem analysis, legal writing and legal research tools normally require at least six to eight hours per week in a law library. Demonstration and hands-on use of LexisNexis online database, and the Internet are included.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. You can take this course without being an admitted paralegal certificate student. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9349 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

David Morfin

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisite: PLS 300 and PLS 320, each with a grade of C or better. This course focuses on legal procedures and practice in criminal law, including selected crimes and their element, the function of the grand jury and preliminary hearing, the law of search an seizure and other pretrial motions. Also covered are methods of jury selection, preparation of case for trial, plea bargaining, death penalty law, and procedure, diminished capacity and insanity, sentencing and other post-trial procedures.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9352 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

Diane Camacho

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: Restricted to Certificate in Paralegal Studies students; PLS 300* and PLS 320* with grades of C or better; permission of the instructor. An internship bridges the gap between the classroom and the legal work world. Work in a legal setting for eight hours per week for 15 weeks (120 hours.) Placements are available with large and small law firms, corporations, and legal service and government agencies. Includes monthly Saturday morning seminars on a variety of topics. May be repeated for a total of 6 units. (CR/NC grading only)

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This course meets on four Saturdays: 2/1, 3/1, 4/5, and 5/3. This class will meet online. The instructor will send Zoom information to enrolled students prior to the first class. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9335 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

Paul Deangelis

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: PLS 300 and PLS 320; all completed with a grade of C or better This course covers the theoretical and practical legal skills necessary to draft pleadings and motions in civil cases. Thorough analysis of the courts, jurisdiction and venue and parties to a suit as they relate to pleadings are included. Students draft complaints, motions, answers, and other pertinent documents used in all aspects of a lawsuit.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9365 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

Michael Schiraldi

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisite: PLS 300 (may be taken concurrently) or permission of the instructor. Examine standard business applications used in the law office and essential litigation and practice management software. Learn effective strategies for Internet-based legal research.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course found here: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.

Class Number: 9350 | Units: 3 | Fee: $1125

Class Status Message

Instructor

Louis Wu

Location

Online

Description

Prerequisites: PLS 300 and PLS 320. Introduction to patent law and related intellectual property (IP) matters. The role of paralegals in patent acquisition; enforcement and licensing of patents and other related forms of IP rights; and trade secret protection. Particular attention is paid to U.S. patent filing and prosecution procedures in the context of technology development, portfolio management, and commercial transactions.

Notes

Course Fee: $1125. This class will meet online. To access the class, visit https://canvas.sfsu.edu to log in after registration and payment using your SF State ID and password. Students are required to have their Zoom cameras on during synchronous live course activities and should prepare for online classes as if they were going to in-person classes. University and faculty communications are sent to a student's SFSU email. Once you have enrolled, please check it regularly so that you do not miss important information. This link has more info if you have not set it up: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/about/email-accounts. This section is offered through CPaGE. CPaGE course tuition and fees apply. Federal/state grants may not be available for this section. Refund schedules differ from state-supported sections. Please review CPaGE refund policies before enrolling in this course: https://cpage.sfsu.edu/register/drops-refunds

Learning Mode

Online synchronous
Class meets entirely online at scheduled days/times.