
Class Schedule
Featured Spring Courses
Spring Quarter Starts April 10
Join Us for On-Campus Classes!
See what's offered and when. Seats still available. In-person, hybrid or fully online—we have a robust schedule of courses this winter. IMPORTANT NOTE: Your spring classes in Canvas will NOT display on your Canvas Dashboard until the first day of the quarter.
Contact your instructor if you have any questions about the method of delivery for your classes. You can find faculty contact information through our searchable online directory. To learn how we are supporting our students online, visit our Virtual Campus website. |
Core & GE CoursesFoothill has a variety of spring classes to fit your needs and interests.
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Featured New CourseNo matter what your major, this new course is for everyone, including you! Explore relationships between nature and culture, the human and non-human. Examine how literature reflects, shapes, and constructs perceptions of built and natural environments. Learn about the intersections between literature, activism, and environmental justice from the perspectives of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, class, dis/ability, citizenship, geography, and species.
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Featured Program![]() Become a Personal TrainerEarn a Certificate of AchievementComplete the 26-unit certificate requirements in one year. If you work full time, you may prefer to complete program courses in four or more quarters. Our program emphasizes anatomy, exercise physiology, and psychology, as well as small business practices and a fitness industry internship. Three major courses offered this spring, all fully online.
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Courses By Department
Accounting
Choose from 20 accounting course descriptions this spring—with on-campus, online and late start class sections. Topics include accounting for non-profits or small business; accounting ethics or information systems; auditing or fraud examination. We've got a course for you, whether you are starting out in your studies or looking for a professional development course.
Anthropology
Anth 4 First Peoples of North America, Fully Online, Instructor Linda Neff, CRN 41385
Explore Native American societies and cultures, north of Mexico, from a cultural perspective, including social organization, economics, technology and belief systems. Learn about historic and current relationship between the federal government and the Native Americans, and contemporary issues of Native American communities.
Art
We have seats open in the following art history and studio courses this spring.
ART 2A History Of Western Art from Prehistory Through Early Christianity
Hybrid, Meets In-Person 10-11:50 a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, Instructor Cynthia
Brannvall, CRN 40331
ART 4I Figure Drawing II
In-person, Meets 9-11:50 a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, Instructor Hilary Gomes, CRN
41518
ART 47B Watercolor II
In-person, Meets 9-11:50 a.m., Noon-2:50 p.m. Saturdays, Instructor Jeffrey Levitch,
CRN 40557
Biology
BIOL 15 California Ecology/Natural History
In-Person, Meets Friday 9 a.m.-12:40 p.m., 1:30-4:20 p.m., CRN 40933.
An introduction to ecology, natural history and field biology through the study of the plants and animals of the San Francisco Bay Area, largely in an outdoor setting, including all-day field trips.
Business
Take a wide range of business courses at Foothill, including finance, law, marketing, data analytics and more. Check out what's offered this quarter.
Chemistry
A full schedule of on-campus chemistry course is being offered this spring, with seats still available.
Communication Studies
COMM 10 Gender, Communication & Culture
Online, Instructor Preston Ni, CRN 40392
Communication Studies Schedule
Computer Science
C S 3C-01W Advanced Data Structures & Algorithms in Python, Online, Instructor Zi-Bin Yang, CRN 40565
Choose from more classes with open seats in a wide range of CS courses, including Foundations of Computer Programing; Software Development in Java, C++, or Python; Linux; Javascript; Database Management; Cybersecurity; Networking; and more.
Creative Writing
Throughout the year, we offer one creative writing format per quarter:
- CRWR 6 Intro to Creative Writing
- CRWR 25A Poetry in the Community
- CRWR 39A & 39B Introduction to Short Fiction Writing and Advanced Short Fiction Writing
- CRWR 41A & 41B Poetry (CRN 40934) and Advanced Poetry Writing (CRN 40935) — Both offered this spring with instructor Kimberly Escamilla in an online hybrid format, meeting virtually at 10–11:50 a.m. Wednesdays.
English for Second Language Learners
We offer both non-credit and for-credit classes to help you improve your English speaking and writing skills. See what's available this spring.
English
Experience great stories this spring. Take one of our literature courses for inspiration and interaction with a community
of readers — all offered fully online.
- ENGL 5: Loud & Queer: Literature of Sexual/Gender Identity, CRN 40594
- ENGL 10: Literature & The Environment, CRN 41456
- ENGL 31: Latino/A Literature, CRN 41459
- ENGL 45B: Survey of American Literature II: 1865 to the Present, CRN 41457
Graphic & Interactive Design
GID 68A Intro Virtual Reality Design— Online, instructor Emily Dang, CRN 41506
Health
Explore contemporary topics in public health - an important and timely subject. Choose from HLTH 21 Contemporary Health Concerns; HLTH 22 Health & Social Justice, and HLTH 300 Health Across The Lifespan.
History
Choose from a range of history courses, including World History from 750 CE-1750 CE; History of Western Civilization to 800 CE; History of Western Civilization 1789-present; and History of the United States (to 1815; 1812-1914; or 1914-present), with both online and in-person options.
Of Special Interest
History of California: The Multicultural State, Online, CRN 40610
Humanities
Examine the Inter-relationship Between Religion and Human Meaning
HUMN 7 Global Religions: Contemporary Practices & Perspectives
Choose the HUMN 7 section that works with your schedule!
Fully online, Instructor Natalie Latteri, CRN 41366- Combined Virtual, Instructor Tony Kashani, Meets Mondays Online 1-2:50 p.m, Wednesday On Campus, 1-2:50 p.m. CRN 40448
Study how religions shape our understanding of diverse topics, such as human rights, war, peace, globalization and science as well as music, sport, humor, film and the visual arts. Examine the inter-relationship between religion and human meaning creation through the specific lenses of ethics, aesthetics and politics.
Japanese
Looking to learn Japanese or continue improving your skills? Start with JAPN 1: Elementary Japanese or see which intermediate and advance courses
are being offered this quarter!
Math
Looking to register for Math 10 Elementary Statistics? We've added a new online section with open seats!
MATH 10-11W, Elementary Statistics, Online, Instructor Jennifer Sinclair, CRN 41669
Study how data is used to make sense of the world. Learn how to use a spreadsheet to create and understand graphical displays based on real-world data, using free online tools such as MS Excel. Understand how researchers are able to use relatively small samples to draw conclusions about entire populations. Learn not only how statistics is used to inform, but also how it is used to influence.
This is a Zero Cost section of Math 10. All resources are available free online and you will learn how to access them in your Canvas shell.
Media Studies
MDIA 2B History of Film 1945-Current
Online, Instructor Eduardo Rufeisen, CRN 40377
Music
MUS 2C Great Composers & Music Masterpieces
Hybrid, Meets Online Noon-1:50 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, Instructor Robert Hartwell,
CRN 40083
Music Technology
Our Music Technology Program is one of the largest in California, providing entry to a career in the entertainment and media industry. Check out what's offered this quarter.
Photography
PHOT 74A Studio Photo Techniques
Hybrid, Meets in-person 6:30-9:20 p.m. Tuesdays, Instructor Nasim Moghadam, CRN 40720
Psychology
We offer a wide range of psychology courses at Foothill! Choose from General Psychology; Introduction to Biopsychology; Psychology of Prejudice Discrimination; Positive Psychology; Psychology of Women: Sex Gender Differences; Social Psychology; and more. Visit our Psychology Department for details about the program. See the schedule for what's offered this quarter!
Spanish
We have open seats for Elementary Spanish 1-3. See which level and mode of instruction
works for you — fully online or virtual with meeting times. Then get started learning
Spanish or improving your skills!
Theatre Arts
Enroll in our Theatre Arts program to learn everything about being on and behind the theatre stage — acting and singing; technical theatre production and lighting; costume construction; and multicultural theatre arts in modern America. See what's offered this quarter, including an in-person stage combat class!
Physical Education (PHED)
Stay active and healthy! Take a PE activity class for health & wellness.
We offer everything from yoga and pilates, weight and cardio training, hiking and golf, and other ways to get in shape, stay healthy and have fun—for the cost of a 1-unit course!
Register for an on-campus course this spring!
- PHED 15A Beginning Pickleball
In-Person, 9-11:50 a.m. Saturday, CRN 41469 - PHED 24 Beginning Golf
In-Person, 1-3:50 p.m., Friday CRN 40789 - PHED 38 Beginning Basketball
In-Person, 6-8:50 p.m., Monday, CRN 41350 - PHED 46 Weight Lifting for Health and Fitness
In-Person, 10-11:15 a.m.. Monday and Wednesday, CRN 41447
Health Careers at FoothillEarn a Certificate of Achievement in Pharmacy TechnologyTake 1-unit PHT 200L this spring to learn about Pharm Tech careers. Apply now to start 9-month program this fall. |
Library ServicesCheck out your course textbooks for the full quarter!Chromebooks and calculators also available. Email, Phone or Ask Library Staff |
Academic Dates & Deadlines
Juneteenth Holiday. Campus closed.

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