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Starting Fall 2025, Crafton Hills College will switch to a new course numbering system. This new system, called the Common Course Numbering (CCN) system, is a state-mandated initiative (AB-1111) aimed at simplifying student transfer and ensuring uniformity in course numbers across California Community Colleges. Courses identified as common will feature a "C" in their catalog numbers (e.g., ENGL 101 will become ENGL C1000). Some subject area prefixes will also change to align with statewide standards (e.g., POLIT will become POLS). For more details on the common course numbering system (CCN) students are encouraged to meet with an academic counselor.
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We are providing all students free rental access to textbooks and course materials this semester! Students might still be required to purchase supplies.
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Introduction to the field of sign language interpreting. Focus is on language analysis and idiomatic development, as well as principles and practices involved in interpreting for a diverse d/Deaf population. Educational, medical, free-lance, and relay interpreting settings are discussed. Includes instruction on national testing standards, preparation for certification, and an emphasis on the professional code of ethics. Primary language of instruction is ASL and activities take place in both ASL and English.
- Credit Type: Earned units for this course are applicable to an Associate Degree.
- Transferability: Course credit transfers to CSU.
- Prerequisite: ASL 102.
- Departmental Recommendation: Concurrent enrollment in ASL 104.
- Departmental Recommendation(s): Concurrent enrollment in ASL 104 Successful completion of ASL 115.
OpenAvail 30Days ---W---Start 09/16/26, 09:35AEnd 12/16/26, 11:00ABuildingRoom 307Instructor Zein,GTypeAvail 30Days ArrangedDate Range 09/16/26 - 12/16/26Time: 2.55 hrs/wkBuildingRoom IDInstructor Zein,GType- Note: 13 week class from 09/16/26 to 12/16/26.