All Courses

  • Sandbox

    The course covers all the basics for a contractor to be successful on a projects.

  • Sandbox 137 for DE workshop

    Sandboxing Sandbox

  • HIST-7A-HIST/U.S. TO 1877-M1-43342

  • PHYS-10-INTRO TO PHYSICS-A1-20241

    Physics 10 is "Elementary introduction to the field of physics: Mechanics, heat, electricity and magnetism, sound, optics, and modern physics" (catalog description). This course is suitable for: (1) non-science majors needing to satisfy a physical science without lab requirement, (2) future science majors who are not sure if physics and engineering is for them, and (3) anyone who wants a one-semester overview of physics. Physics 10 at College of Alameda is an online class. Other than for exams (there are online and in-person options for the midterms and the final), there are no required face-to-face meetings on campus.

  • PHYS-4C-GEN PHYSICS W/CALCULUS-A1-20242

    Physics 4C is "Comprehensive study of major topics of physics: Light, interference, relativity, quantum physics, atoms, molecules, and nuclei" (catalog description). This course is suitable for: (1) intended physics, astronomy, and engineering major students who need the third semester of calculus-based physics; and (2) interested students who wish to learn mathematical treatments of special relativity and quantum mechanics.

  • HUMAN-40-RELIGIONS OF WORLD-B1-23710

  • MATH-3B-CALCULUS II-B2-23750

  • BIOL-24-BASIC HUMN ANAT/PHYS-L2-24671

  • ECON-1-MACRO-ECONOMICS-L2-24924

  • ENGL-1A-COMP AND READING-L2-26055

  • PHYS-10-INTRO TO PHYSICS-A2-28897

    Physics 10 is "Elementary introduction to the field of physics: Mechanics, heat, electricity and magnetism, sound, optics, and modern physics" (catalog description). This course is suitable for: (1) non-science majors needing to satisfy a physical science without lab requirement, (2) future science majors who are not sure if physics and engineering is for them, and (3) anyone who wants a one-semester overview of physics. Physics 10 at College of Alameda is an online class. Other than for exams (there are online and in-person options for the midterms and the final), there are no required face-to-face meetings on campus.

  • ENGL-1A-COMP AND READING-B4-30033

    English 1A: Composition and Reading is a four-unit university-transferable class designed to enhance your reading, writing, and critical thinking skills through guided activities and exercises. Topics include reading and writing of expository prose: Critical thinking, identifying logical fallacies, and reasoning inductively and deductively. Course meets General Education requirements for UC and CSU systems; IGETC transfer requirements for Area 1a, and Peralta General Education requirements in areas 4a and 4d.

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