Online: All instruction and interaction are online with no mandatory synchronous nor in-person meetings.
Live Remote/Online: There are required scheduled remote meetings in real-time that are noted in the schedule of classes. All instruction and interaction are online.
Hybrid: There is a combination of scheduled in-person or live remote meetings and online asynchronous teaching and learning with regular and effective interaction in both modalities.
Hyflex: Students will have the flexibility to participate in-person, remotely, and/or online asynchronously.
Online with Required Activities: All instruction and interaction will take place online except for either noted assessments and/or specified activities which will be in-person or remote.
OPEN - Seats are available; you may enroll in the section via MyCerritos
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CLASS STATUS DESCRIPTIONS
OPEN - Seats are available; you may enroll in the section via MyCerritos
CLOSED - No seats currently available; if you are interested in adding the class, you may click on the Instructor name to send an email request
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POL 201 Intro Pol Sci-Amer Govt 3.0 Units
This course is an introductory survey of the field of political science designed to familiarize students (More) (Expand All)
This course is an introductory survey of the field of political science designed to familiarize students with basic political concepts, political ideologies, political systems, and subfields within political science. This course will also focus on the major concepts, theories, institutions, processes and policies of government at the national, state, and local levels. The class is intended for college transfer students, especially political science majors.
Transfer Credit: CSU; UC*
*UC Credit limits may apply. POL 101 or POL C1000 and POL 201 combined: maximum credit, one course.
C-ID: POLS 150 (Less)
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| | Regular Session (8/18/2025 - 12/19/2025) | | 31778 | | | | ONLINE | 0 | | Closed | Mullins, T | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | Online Course | | | Note: This section of POL 201 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed (More) Note: This section of POL 201 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed on Canvas using an internet-enabled device. Required hardware & software includes a computer or laptop, secure internet access, and Microsoft Office software or Google Docs Editors Suite. Pearson MyLab will be used in this course. Pearson MyLab will only work on desktops, laptops, Chromebooks, iPads, and Microsoft Surface tablets. iPhones, Android devices, etc. will not work. (Less)
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POL 210 International Relations 3.0 UnitsThis course is a study of basic concepts, theories, and principles of international politics. (More) This course is a study of basic concepts, theories, and principles of international politics. Emphasis shall be placed on an examination of national, international, transnational, and sub-national actors and their institutions, interactions, and processes as they relate to global issues; as well as contemporary world affairs including the importance of nationalism, imperialism, ideology, alliance systems, the rise of the developing nations and the nature of international organizations. Specific case studies shall be examined to illustrate the various principles of international relations.
Transfer Credit: CSU; UC
C-ID: POLS 140 (Less) |
| Class | Times | Days | Room | Seats | Wait | Status | Instructor | Type | Hours |
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| | Regular Session (8/18/2025 - 12/19/2025) | | 32112 | 6:00pm | 8:50pm | W | SS214 | 8 | | Open | Obazuaye, S | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | |
POL 220 Comparative Government 3.0 UnitsThis course is a study of different kinds of political systems including comparative analysis of their (More) This course is a study of different kinds of political systems including comparative analysis of their history, political institutions, processes and policies, the environment in which they occur, and differing ideologies, current political problems and their consequences.
Transfer Credit: CSU; UC
C-ID: POLS 130 (Less) |
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| | Regular Session (8/18/2025 - 12/19/2025) | | 32417 | 6:00pm | 8:50pm | M | SS214 | 10 | | Open | Obazuaye, S | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | |
POL 240 Intro to Political Theory 3.0 UnitsThis course is an introduction to western political thought. (More) This course is an introduction to western political thought. The course surveys major themes in the history of political theory, including works by Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Machiavelli, Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau and Marx. Topics of discussion include how best to govern society, the quality and ethics of political leadership, the sources of law and governmental authority, the issue of liberty and justice, and the role of the state in economic relations.
Transfer Credit: CSU;UC
C-ID: POLS 120 (Less) |
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| | Regular Session (8/18/2025 - 12/19/2025) | | 32439 | 11:00am | 12:15pm | M W | SS138 | 0 | 16 | Wait List | Mullins, T | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | |
POL 280 Race, Gender&Sexual ID in Amer 3.0 UnitsThis course offers an interdisciplinary exploration of the political power and powerlessness of ethnic (More) This course offers an interdisciplinary exploration of the political power and powerlessness of ethnic and marginalized communities within the United States. Central to this study will be the histories, lived experiences, pivotal theories and concepts, contemporary challenges, and social movements of African Americans, Native Americans, Latinx Americans, Asian Americans, Women, and the LGBTQ+ community. Students will also be introduced to diverse perspectives on empowerment, sovereignty, self-determination, identity, intersectionality, agency, and anti-racism related to racial and social justice and liberation. Additionally, the course will critically examine how racial, ethnic, and gender discrimination impacts political participation, representation, and the distribution of power within the American political landscape and society. This course is not open to students who are currently enrolled in or who have received credit for ETHN280.
Transfer Credit: CSU; UC (Less) |
| Class | Times | Days | Room | Seats | Wait | Status | Instructor | Type | Hours |
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| | Regular Session (8/18/2025 - 12/19/2025) | | 32114 | 12:30pm | 1:45pm | Tu Th | SS313 | 0 | 17 | Wait List | Morrione, D | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | |
POL 281 Race,Ethn,Latinx Pol in U.S. 3.0 UnitsThis course serves to broaden the ethnic and racial perspectives of students by examining the political, (More) This course serves to broaden the ethnic and racial perspectives of students by examining the political, social, and cultural experiences of Latinx communities in the United States. Special attention is devoted to theoretical approaches to the study of Latinx politics, the diversity and intersectionality of Latinx identity and political equality, the systemic barriers to political and socio-economic progress, and how inequalities affect power, privilege, and political behavior in the United States. Students will also analyze the social movements and contemporary issues affecting Latinx Americans in their struggle for equal access to the U.S. political system. This course is not open to students who are currently enrolled in or who have received credit for ETHN 281.
Transfer Credit: CSU, UC (Less) |
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| | Regular Session (8/18/2025 - 12/19/2025) | | 34221 | | | | ONLINE | 0 | 18 | Wait List | Mullins, T | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | Online Course Zero textbook costs | | | Note: This section of POL 281 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed (More) Note: This section of POL 281 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed on Canvas using an internet-enabled device. Required hardware & software includes a computer or laptop, secure internet access, and Microsoft Office software or Google Docs Editors Suite. (Less)
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| 34222 | | | | ONLINE | 9 | | Open | Mullins, T | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | Online Course Zero textbook costs | | | Note: This section of POL 281 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed (More) Note: This section of POL 281 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed on Canvas using an internet-enabled device. Required hardware & software includes a computer or laptop, secure internet access, and Microsoft Office software or Google Docs Editors Suite. (Less)
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| 34223 | | | | ONLINE | 22 | | Open | Obasohan, V | Lecture | 54 | Course Materials | Online Course Zero textbook costs | | | Note: This section of POL 281 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed (More) Note: This section of POL 281 is a fully online class with no scheduled class meetings. All coursework is completed on Canvas using an internet-enabled device. Required hardware & software includes a computer or laptop, secure internet access, and Microsoft Office software or Google Docs Editors Suite. (Less)
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