Course Sequences
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English Course Sequence
All students are encouraged to enroll in either ENGL 100F, ENGL 110 F as soon as possible. See a counselor for help determining which class is the better fit for you.
ENGL 100 F
College Writing or
ENGL 101 F
Enhanced College Writing or
ENGL 110 F
Enhanced College Writing for Non-native Speakers
All three of our critical thinking classes will fulfill the critical thinking requirement for transfer to both the UC and CSU system.
ENGL 103 F
Critical Reasoning and Writing
ENGL 104 F
Critical Thinking and Writing About Literature
ENGL 201 F
Intermediate College Writing
All three of our critical thinking classes will fulfill the critical thinking requirement for transfer to both the UC and CSU system.
ENGL 102 F
Introduction to Literature
ENGL 105 F
Introduction to Creative Writing
We off a wide array of 200-level literature courses, all of which will help you earn transferable units, regardless of you major.
English as a Second Language Course Sequence
New Students
New ESL STUDENTS without a U.S. high school diploma or data (e.g., adult immigrants, refugees, F-1 visa international students) students must complete the ESL Guided Self Placement (GSP) online at esl.fullcoll.edu and meet with a counselor to help identify the appropriate ESL course level for their placement.
Continuing Students
After completing ESL 190 F, continuing students are encouraged to enroll in ENGL 110 F. This transfer-level college writing course is equivalent to ENGL 100 F or ENGL 101 F, but is designed for ESL students. Alternatively, ESL students may choose to enroll in either ENGL 100F or ENGL 101 F. All three of these courses meet transfer requirements for UC and CSU.
Students should discuss their options with their counselor and/or their ESL instructor.
Low Intermediate Level
ESL 082 F
Reading, Writing, Vocabulary and Grammar
Intermediate Level
ESL 083 F
Reading and Expository Paragraph Writing
Low Advanced Level
ESL 184 F
Reading and Short Essay Writing
Advanced Level
ESL 190 F
Accelerated Composition and Research
ENGL 110 F
Enhanced College Writing for Non-native Speakers
or
ENGL 100 F College Writing or ENGL 101 F Enhanced College Writing
Language support courses for ESL Students
(Course offerings vary by semester)
Useful courses for Advanced Students
ESL 056 F
Advanced Conversation
ESL 058 F
Advanced Pronunciation
ESL 045 F
Advanced Grammar
ESL 049 F
Academic Vocabulary
Useful courses for Intermediate+ Students
ESL 046 F
Intermediate Conversation
ESL 048 F
Intermediate Pronunciation
ESL 035 F
Intermediate Grammar
ESL 039 F
Vocabulary Expansion
ESL 029 F
Idioms
Useful courses for Low Intermediate Students
ESL 036 F
Basic Conversation
ESL 038 F
Basic Pronunciation
ESL 025 F
Basic Grammar
ESL 010 F
Basic Technology for Language Development
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Mathematics Course Sequence
This sequence shows the progression of math courses that students should take in order to complete their math requirement for the associate degree or to transfer. The type of mathematics you will be required to complete depends upon your major and/or transfer institution. The starting course can vary based on the results of the college assessment process which includes high school grades, college coursework and other factors.
Please see a counselor before enrolling to discuss placement and the mathematics sequence.
You may also email math@fullcoll.edu or reference www.assist.org
Student majoring in Liberal Arts or Social Sciences
MATH 100 F
Liberal Arts Mathematics
or
Math 120 F
Introductory Probability and Statistics
Math 121 F
Enhanced Introductory Probability and Statistics
SOSC 120 F
Introduction to Probability and Statistics
PSY 161 F
Elementary Statistics for Behavioral Science
(Students should consult a counselor to determine the correct statistics course to take)
Student majoring in Business
MATH 130 F
Calculus for Business
or
Math 131 F
Enhanced Business Calculus
Students Majoring in the Sciences
College Algebra
or
Math 143 F
Enhanced College Algebra
And
Math 142 F
Trigonometry
or
Math 144 F
Enhanced Trigonometry
Math 151 F
Calculus I
MATH 152 F
Calculus II
MATH 251 F
Multivariable Calculus
MATH 252 F
Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
MATH 253 F
Additional Topics in Linear Algebra
Notes
- Students majoring in any business field should consult with a counselor before taking a transferable math course. Some business programs require students to complete Calculus, others require Business Calculus. Some programs also require Statistics.
- MATH 141 F or MATH 143 F and MATH 142 F or MATH 144 F may be taken in any order or concurrently.
- MATH 121 F, MATH 131 F, MATH 143 F and MATH 144 F are enhanced versions of MATH 120 F, MATH 130 F, MATH 141 F and MATH 142 F, providing students with additional support.
- MATH 252 F and MATH 253 F can be taken concurrently
- The division offers honors courses: MATH 120 HF, MATH 141 HF, MATH 151 HF, and MATH 152 HF; and other courses in Discrete Mathematics (MATH 170 F and MATH 171 F), Graph Theory (MATH 172 F), a course for prospective teachers (MATH 203 F), separate courses in Linear Algebra and in Differential Equations (MATH 255 F and MATH 260 F) and a series of Mathematics Seminars (MATH 290 F, MATH 290 HF, MATH 291 F, MATH 291 HF, MATH 295 F, MATH 294 HF). Check the class schedule listings, since some of these courses are not offered every semester. For questions about course offerings, contact the Math Division
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