
Class Schedule
Featured Summer Courses
Summer Session Starts June 27
Join us on our main campus for face-to-face classes!In-person, hybrid or fully online—we have a course this summer to fit your needs. IMPORTANT NOTE: Your Summer 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 summer 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 summer 6-week classes to fit your needs and interests.
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Featured ProgramEnglish as a Second LanguageThe ESLL Department at Foothill College offers both non-credit and for-credit courses with five levels of courses to meet the needs of our community. Summer Non-Credit ClassesFor more information, visit our ESLL website. |
Featured CourseENGL 38 Literature of Protest — Fully OnlineExplore the theme of protest found in literature, music, and art in the United States. Examine texts, such as essays, short stories, poetry, drama, music, paintings, photography and film, which helped to inform, sustain, and empower during difficult periods of human history. Examine the ways in which each work confronts the status quo of an inhumane society. We will trace a tradition of protest and discover the means and methods of protest across an array of sources. Want to know more? Sign up for ENGL 38 CRN 10709 |
Courses By Department
Accounting
ACTG 1A Financial Accounting 1
Fully Online, CRN 10352
ACTG 54 Accounting Information Systems
Fully Online, CRN 10411
ACTG 66 Cost Accounting
Fully Online, CRN 10045
Anthropology
ANTH 1 Introduction to Physical Anthropology
Fully Online, CRN 10134
Art
ART3 History of Modern Art Post Impressionism to Present
Fully Online, CRN 10796
Ceramics! On Campus!
ART44 Ceramic Sculpture
TTH 10 AM–12:50 PM, 1-3:30 PM CRN 10829
ART45A Beginning Ceramics Handbuilding
TTH 10 AM–12:50 PM, 1-3:30 PM CRN 10830
Biology
BIOL 71R Independent Study in Biology — R Programming for Biology
Hybrid 2-unit course, CRN 10882, Meets on campus W 1-2:50 PM, June 27–July 22
Take our 5-week introductory R programming course, designed with a focus on applications in Biology research. By the end of the course, you will feel confident using R for basic data analysis and visualization. Namely, you will be able to manipulate data sets, find and install packages, conduct preliminary statistical analyses, and create basic visualizations. Weekly sessions will consist of in-person instruction and lab time (2 hours per week) working through practice exercises with help from the instructor and classmates, concluding with a group project analyzing a real world data set. There are no formal evaluations. You are not required to be a Biology major or to have any prior programming experience.
Business
BUSI 59 Principles of Marketing
Fully Online, CRN 10797
Child Development
CHLD 2 Child Development Middle Childhood to Adolescence
Fully Online, CRN 10059
Economics
ECON 1B Principles of Microeconomics
Fully Online, CRN 10823
English for Second Language Learners • For Credit & Non-Credit Options
Non-Credit Courses
For-Credit Courses
English
English 1B Compostion, Critical Reading Thinking Through Literature
Fully Online, CRN 10066
Summer Bridge English
July 11–Aug 4, 10 AM-12:50 PM, M-Th (Online Synchronous Zoom)
Prepare yourself for your first college English course and the full Foothill College experience. Learn more about the program.
Environmental Horticulture
Take a seaonal on-campus horticulture class this summer.
We're offering Integrated Pest Management; Summer Skills; Herbs Identification and Use Folklore; and Cacti Succulents. See class schedule for days and times.
ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE
CLASS SCHEDULE
Geography
GEOG 1 Physical Geography
Fully Online, CRN 10038
History
HIST 4B History of Western Civilization 700 to 1800
Fully Online, CRN 10033
Humanities
HUMN 1 The Ancient World
Fully Online, CRN 10366
Japanese
JAPN 3 Elementary Japanese
Fully Online Hybrid Class, Meets M 5-5:50 PM
CRN 10309
Kinesiology
Kinesiology courses introduce you to the basic physiological, psychological, sociological
and mechanical principles of human movement. If you love the challenges of physical activities and sports and the rewards that
come with it, consider a career in one of the fields of Kinesiology or take one of our courses
that satisfies a GE requirement.
Media Studies
Choose from these six-week courses this summer. Seats still available!
MDIA 2C Current Trends in Film/TV/Internet
MDIA 5 American Cinema
MDIA 11 Intro to Pop Culture
MDIA 12 Popular Culture and US History
Music
MUS 1 Introduction to Music — Seats still available!
Fully Online, CRN 10069
Philosophy
PHIL 25 Comparative World Religions of the West
Fully Online, CRN 10149
Psychology
PSYC 14 Child & Adolescent Development
Fully Online CRN 10150
PSYC 40 Human Development
Fully Online CRN 10028
Sociology
SOC 19 Alcohol & Drug Abuse
Fully Online, CRN 10018
Theatre Arts
Check out our Theater Arts Summer schedule. You'll find Introduction to Theatre; Auditioning for the Theatre; and Technical Production courses. Be a part of our summer musical production!
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.
Women's Studies
WMN 5 Introduction to Women's Studies
Fully Online, CRN 10178
Library ServicesCheck out your course textbooks for the full quarter!Chromebooks and calculators also available. Email, Phone or Ask Library Staff |
Academic Dates & Deadlines
Independence Day holiday. Campus closed.

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