PYS 102A: General Psychology
27 August-1 October
Fulfills CCAF Social Science requirement
This course provides an overview of the field of psychology, including psychological principles, methods, theories, and research broadly applied to various domains within the scope of psychology as a field. Topics from the biological basis of behavior to social applications for psychology are included. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s 1730-2130.

Higher Education Track
22 August | 0830-1600 | Bldg. 606 | Room 160
This briefing is for transitioning service members. Members pursuing college education will receive guidance on how to prepare for the college application process. It addresses such topics as identifying educational goals, education funding, researching, and comparing institutions. MEMBER MUST ATTEND TAP-GPS WITH A&FRC BEFORE ATTENDING.

MAT 113A: Math Concepts
8 October-5 November
Fulfills CCAF Math Class
This course focuses on the role mathematics plays in today’s society and how it is used to understand and solve relevant problems. Additionally, it develops a student’s numerical literacy to confidently interpret and communicate numerical information. Topics include a brief introduction to the principles of logic, numerical concepts and problem solving, algebraic concepts in the context of mathematical modeling and statistical reasoning with an emphasis on descriptive methods. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s from 1730-2130.

HUM 216A: Classic Christmas Films
and Literature
12 November-17 December
Fulfills CCAF Humanities Class
This course provides a study on the classic Christmas film and literature genre, including popular stories such as A Christmas Carol and Miracle on 34th Street. Class is held at the Airman Leadership School Bldg. 30 Tuesday night’s from 1730-2130.