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COURSE REGISTRATION REPORT

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I, COMMUNITY COLLEGES

FALL 2001

Institutional Research Office

University of Hawai‘i

January 2002

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COURSE REGISTRATION SUMMARYUNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I, COMMUNITY COLLEGES

FALL 2001

In Fall 2001, there were 1,894 courses taught at the University of Hawai‘iCommunity Colleges (UHCC), resulting in 74,820 registrations in 3,593 classesfor a total of 222,135 student semester hours (SSH) and FTE course enrollmentof 14,798 (Table 1).

From the previous Fall semester, the UHCC system increased slightly inmost of the course registration measures. There were slight decreases innumber of courses, student contact hours and instructor contact hours (Table1A).

Total SSH at the UHCC system increased 1.5% from last Fall (Table 1A). Atthe campus level, SSH increased at Windward by 8% and at Kapi‘olani, Kaua‘iand Leeward by 3%. There were decreases at Hawaii by 4%, Maui by 3% andHonolulu by less than 1%.

Over the past five years, SSH at UHCC was relatively stable until a 5%drop in Fall 2000 (Table 5). There was a slight increase in Fall 2001, however,SSH was still 2% below the amount in Fall 1997. Each campus experienced adecline except for Honolulu and Windward (Appendix A3 to G3).

Number of classes excluding cooperative education (093, 193, 293) anddirected studies (099, 199, 299) increased over the past five years from 3,452 to3,593 (Table 4). Most of the increases were at the Honolulu campus where datafor off-campus credit classes were included in this report beginning Fall 1999(Appendix B-2).

The average class size (ACS) for Fall 2001 was 21, compared to 22 in Fall1997 (Table 4). Kapi‘olani and Windward had the highest ACS; 23 and 22,respectively (Table 2). Campuses with smaller classes were Kaua‘i with ACS of16 and Hawai‘i with ACS of 17.

Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

General & Pre-Professional Career & Technical

Total 1,961 1,965 2,012 1,968 1,914 1,834 1,850 1,877 1,912 1,908 1,894

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30


Total 20 21 21 22 23 22 22 22 22 21 21

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000


Total 3,744 3,841 3,843 3,780 3,634 3,485 3,452 3,460 3,600 3,572 3,593

Student Semester Hours

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000


Total 220,737 233,174 237,984 247,886 241,302 233,392 227,680 227,828 229,990 218,795 222,135

University of Hawai‘i Community Colleges, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

TABLE 1COURSE REGISTRATION SUMMARY, BY CAMPUSUNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I, COMMUNITY COLLEGES

FALL 1991 TO FALL 2001

COLLEGE 1/ SEMESTER STUDENT STUDENT COURSE CONTACT HOURSand YEAR COURSES CLASSES HOURS 2/ REGIS SEM HRS FTE Student Instr

TOTAL1991 1,961 3,744 11,000 75,472 220,737 14,715 263,116 12,4481992 1,965 3,841 11,235 79,963 233,174 15,537 291,276 12,3561993 2,012 3,843 11,104 82,105 237,984 15,872 313,152 12,4611994 1,968 3,780 11,126 84,819 247,886 16,526 324,049 12,3361995 1,914 3,634 10,734 82,752 241,302 16,075 313,450 11,5751996 1,834 3,485 10,442 78,263 233,392 15,558 311,945 11,0031997 1,850 3,452 10,474 75,878 227,680 15,168 312,175 11,2131998 1,877 3,460 10,405 77,865 227,828 15,184 303,215 10,4061999 1,912 3,600 10,903 78,496 229,990 15,335 307,269 10,9122000 1,908 3,572 10,816 74,049 218,795 14,582 284,174 10,4412001 1,894 3,593 10,899 74,820 222,135 14,798 281,726 10,173

HAWAI‘I1991 254 406 1,242 7,400 21,222 1,418 23,157 1,3041992 263 411 1,240 8,092 22,993 1,531 34,616 1,2231993 276 440 1,311 9,190 26,037 1,738 40,034 1,2651994 241 467 1,394 10,543 30,074 2,007 43,280 1,3841995 247 478 1,355 10,866 30,020 2,001 44,487 1,3671996 235 425 1,339 8,324 25,760 1,718 36,421 1,2421997 224 399 1,253 7,822 23,799 1,584 34,773 1,2141998 244 405 1,247 7,948 23,893 1,596 35,431 1,1861999 242 407 1,256 7,834 23,447 1,564 32,540 1,1042000 245 425 1,288 7,244 21,475 1,429 30,155 1,1342001 255 410 1,240 7,029 20,678 1,378 29,326 1,083

HONOLULU1991 348 596 2,049 12,015 40,215 2,678 59,213 1,9601992 319 579 1,995 12,713 42,425 2,826 60,722 1,7711993 327 568 1,927 12,688 42,060 2,806 59,246 1,7351994 328 560 1,868 12,814 42,146 2,811 61,715 1,6931995 342 547 1,811 12,017 39,384 2,621 63,444 1,6051996 338 536 1,710 11,596 36,948 2,466 61,793 1,4071997 341 511 1,640 11,328 36,387 2,426 62,785 1,4271998 358 518 1,649 13,861 38,361 2,554 73,790 1,392

1999 3/ 395 632 2,013 15,246 42,742 2,849 83,796 1,9002000 381 624 2,009 14,085 40,831 2,722 74,697 1,7652001 365 634 2,049 13,828 40,641 2,704 73,036 1,740

KAPI‘OLANI1991 370 866 2,497 19,051 55,858 3,729 64,533 3,1451992 416 1,010 2,875 21,514 62,337 4,158 78,674 3,6231993 436 1,053 2,888 22,159 63,271 4,222 84,182 3,2931994 429 962 2,847 21,861 64,802 4,321 80,933 3,0311995 398 912 2,755 21,367 63,289 4,214 76,280 2,8301996 383 875 2,668 21,468 65,021 4,332 83,042 2,5551997 382 877 2,730 20,942 63,929 4,260 81,454 2,5751998 388 875 2,651 21,233 63,606 4,239 69,106 2,2271999 372 907 2,750 21,664 64,968 4,333 70,444 2,3302000 379 896 2,757 20,300 61,783 4,117 67,565 2,3182001 370 908 2,785 21,004 63,795 4,253 70,229 2,348

TABLE 1 (cont.)


KAUA‘I1991 195 295 766 4,683 11,441 761 16,567 1,1511992 192 290 771 4,841 12,590 839 18,788 1,1321993 189 281 739 4,738 11,972 799 18,553 1,1121994 189 274 752 4,991 13,209 884 19,137 1,0291995 181 266 730 4,810 12,816 853 17,597 9631996 164 229 675 4,398 12,469 830 16,587 8621997 167 219 692 4,026 12,099 803 15,387 8071998 159 211 656 3,502 10,505 699 13,569 7241999 167 210 648 3,320 9,831 654 12,314 7052000 164 207 634 3,115 9,161 611 11,418 6392001 159 198 602 3,226 9,386 624 12,478 667

LEEWARD1991 351 925 2,708 19,900 58,655 3,909 62,261 2,9311992 326 882 2,563 19,254 56,605 3,770 60,155 2,7891993 324 868 2,526 20,208 59,191 3,948 71,562 3,2231994 343 888 2,554 20,580 59,956 3,995 77,912 3,4371995 306 839 2,449 19,787 58,244 3,883 69,948 3,1781996 302 810 2,375 18,723 55,472 3,698 71,646 3,2051997 308 825 2,430 18,360 54,332 3,621 74,758 3,4881998 304 820 2,430 18,112 54,163 3,613 67,315 3,1341999 305 815 2,429 17,285 51,898 3,460 62,742 3,1002000 314 796 2,350 16,782 50,086 3,340 57,759 2,7852001 318 801 2,387 17,230 51,726 3,447 55,461 2,619

MAUI1991 302 424 1,053 7,794 19,797 1,317 23,887 1,2791992 297 421 1,065 8,336 21,061 1,402 23,119 1,0811993 309 400 1,039 8,126 21,042 1,400 24,923 1,1801994 294 408 1,069 9,003 23,217 1,544 26,352 1,1431995 299 370 1,004 8,875 23,154 1,543 27,007 1,0201996 282 400 1,073 9,048 24,132 1,607 28,626 1,1531997 297 409 1,127 8,789 23,788 1,584 29,561 1,1331998 295 427 1,190 8,549 23,909 1,592 30,534 1,2181999 299 419 1,216 8,464 23,604 1,576 31,616 1,2202000 288 413 1,181 8,001 22,417 1,493 29,168 1,2372001 299 427 1,210 7,708 21,798 1,452 26,732 1,130

WINDWARD1991 141 232 685 4,629 13,549 903 13,498 6781992 152 248 726 5,213 15,163 1,011 15,202 7371993 151 233 674 4,996 14,411 959 14,652 6531994 144 221 642 5,027 14,482 964 14,720 6191995 141 222 630 5,030 14,395 960 14,687 6121996 130 210 602 4,706 13,590 907 13,830 5791997 131 212 602 4,611 13,346 890 13,457 5691998 129 204 582 4,660 13,391 891 13,470 5251999 132 210 591 4,683 13,500 899 13,817 553 2000 137 211 597 4,522 13,042 870 13,412 563 2001 128 215 626 4,795 14,111 940 14,464 586

1/ Excludes classes with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies).2/ Excludes classes with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies).3/ Includes classes offered through the off-campus credit program, effective Fall 1999.

SOURCE: Computer Report 3011: "Course Registration Summary Report" and Computer Report 3011C: "Number of Classes and Average Class Size."

TABLE 1APERCENTAGE CHANGE IN COURSE REGISTRATION MEASURES, BY CAMPUS

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I, COMMUNITY COLLEGESFALL 1991 TO FALL 2001


TOTAL 1991 3/ 0.3 1.4 -0.9 2.0 1.1 1.1 13.8 12.5

1992 0.2 2.6 2.1 6.0 5.6 5.6 10.7 -0.71993 2.4 0.1 -1.2 2.7 2.1 2.2 7.5 0.81994 -2.2 -1.6 0.2 3.3 4.2 4.1 3.5 -1.01995 -2.7 -3.9 -3.5 -2.4 -2.7 -2.7 -3.3 -6.21996 -4.2 -4.1 -2.7 -5.4 -3.3 -3.2 -0.5 -4.91997 0.9 -0.9 0.3 -3.0 -2.4 -2.5 0.1 1.91998 1.5 0.2 -0.7 2.6 0.1 0.1 -2.9 -7.21999 1.9 4.0 4.8 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.3 4.92000 -0.2 -0.8 -0.8 -5.7 -4.9 -4.9 -7.5 -4.32001 -0.7 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.5 1.5 -0.9 -2.6

HAWAI‘I1991 0.8 -7.9 -8.4 -8.9 -10.2 -10.0 NA NA 1992 3.5 1.2 -0.2 9.4 8.3 8.0 49.5 -6.21993 4.9 7.1 5.7 13.6 13.2 13.5 15.7 3.41994 -12.7 6.1 6.3 14.7 15.5 15.5 8.1 9.41995 2.5 2.4 -2.8 3.1 -0.2 -0.3 2.8 -1.21996 -4.9 -11.1 -1.2 -23.4 -14.2 -14.1 -18.1 -9.11997 -4.7 -6.1 -6.4 -6.0 -7.6 -7.8 -4.5 -2.31998 8.9 1.5 -0.5 1.6 0.4 0.8 1.9 -2.31999 -0.8 0.5 0.7 -1.4 -1.9 -2.0 -8.2 -6.92000 0.4 4.9 3.3 -8.9 -10.1 -10.5 -14.9 -4.42001 4.1 -3.5 -3.7 -3.0 -3.7 -3.6 -2.7 -4.5

HONOLULU1991 0.0 -4.0 -0.7 -4.3 -2.1 -2.3 2.8 1.81992 -8.3 -2.9 -2.6 5.8 5.5 5.5 2.5 -9.61993 2.5 -1.9 -3.4 -0.2 -0.9 -0.7 -2.4 -2.01994 0.3 -1.4 -3.1 1.0 0.2 0.2 4.2 -2.41995 4.3 -2.3 -3.1 -6.2 -6.6 -6.8 2.8 -5.21996 -1.2 -2.0 -5.6 -3.5 -6.2 -5.9 -2.6 -12.31997 0.9 -4.7 -4.1 -2.3 -1.5 -1.6 1.6 1.41998 5.0 1.4 0.5 22.4 5.4 5.3 17.5 -2.5

1999 4/ NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 2000 -3.5 -1.3 -0.2 -7.6 -4.5 -4.5 -10.9 -7.12001 -4.2 1.6 2.0 -1.8 -0.5 -0.7 -2.2 -1.4

KAPI‘OLANI1991 -6.6 4.1 -3.0 0.8 -1.0 -1.0 -1.9 -3.21992 12.4 16.6 15.1 12.9 11.6 11.5 21.9 15.21993 4.8 4.3 0.5 3.0 1.5 1.5 7.0 -9.11994 -1.6 -8.6 -1.4 -1.3 2.4 2.3 -3.9 -8.01995 -7.2 -5.2 -3.2 -2.3 -2.3 -2.5 -5.7 -6.61996 -3.8 -4.1 -3.2 0.5 2.7 2.8 8.9 -9.71997 -0.3 0.2 2.3 -2.5 -1.7 -1.7 -1.9 0.81998 1.6 -0.2 -2.9 1.4 -0.5 -0.5 -15.2 -13.51999 -4.1 3.7 3.7 2.0 2.1 2.2 1.9 4.62000 1.9 -1.2 0.3 -6.3 -4.9 -5.0 -4.1 -0.52001 -2.4 1.3 1.0 3.5 3.3 3.3 3.9 1.3

TABLE 1A (cont.)


KAUA‘I1991 1.0 10.1 9.9 10.5 9.0 9.0 1.2 3.41992 -1.5 -1.7 0.7 3.4 10.0 10.2 13.4 -1.71993 -1.6 -3.1 -4.2 -2.1 -4.9 -4.8 -1.3 -1.81994 0.0 -2.5 1.8 5.3 10.3 10.6 3.1 -7.51995 -4.2 -2.9 -2.9 -3.6 -3.0 -3.5 -8.0 -6.41996 -9.4 -13.9 -7.5 -8.6 -2.7 -2.7 -5.7 -10.51997 1.8 -4.4 2.5 -8.5 -3.0 -3.3 -7.2 -6.41998 -4.8 -3.7 -5.2 -13.0 -13.2 -13.0 -11.8 -10.31999 5.0 -0.5 -1.2 -5.2 -6.4 -6.4 -9.2 -2.62000 -1.8 -1.4 -2.2 -6.2 -6.8 -6.6 -7.3 -9.42001 -3.0 -4.3 -5.0 3.6 2.5 2.1 9.3 4.3

LEEWARD1991 2.6 3.2 2.0 10.1 9.1 9.1 13.4 4.91992 -7.1 -4.6 -5.4 -3.2 -3.5 -3.6 -3.4 -4.81993 -0.6 -1.6 -1.4 5.0 4.6 4.7 19.0 15.61994 5.9 2.3 1.1 1.8 1.3 1.2 8.9 6.61995 -10.8 -5.5 -4.1 -3.9 -2.9 -2.8 -10.2 -7.51996 -1.3 -3.5 -3.0 -5.4 -4.8 -4.8 2.4 0.81997 2.0 1.9 2.3 -1.9 -2.1 -2.1 4.3 8.81998 -1.3 -0.6 0.0 -1.4 -0.3 -0.2 -10.0 -10.11999 0.3 -0.6 0.0 -4.6 -4.2 -4.2 -6.8 -1.12000 3.0 -2.3 -3.3 -2.9 -3.5 -3.5 -7.9 -10.22001 1.3 0.6 1.6 2.7 3.3 3.2 -4.0 -5.9

MAUI1991 8.6 10.4 4.6 5.2 4.0 3.6 3.4 -0.11992 -1.7 -0.7 1.1 7.0 6.4 6.5 -3.2 -15.51993 4.0 -5.0 -2.4 -2.5 -0.1 -0.1 7.8 9.21994 -4.9 2.0 2.9 10.8 10.3 10.3 5.7 -3.11995 1.7 -9.3 -6.1 -1.4 -0.3 -0.1 2.5 -10.81996 -5.7 8.1 6.9 1.9 4.2 4.1 6.0 13.01997 5.3 2.3 5.0 -2.9 -1.4 -1.4 3.3 -1.71998 -0.7 4.4 5.6 -2.7 0.5 0.5 3.3 7.51999 1.4 -1.9 2.2 -1.0 -1.3 -1.0 3.5 0.22000 -3.7 -1.4 -2.9 -5.5 -5.0 -5.3 -7.7 1.42001 3.8 3.4 2.5 -3.7 -2.8 -2.7 -8.4 -8.6

WINDWARD1991 -3.4 -7.6 -7.9 -1.2 -2.0 -2.5 1.3 -3.41992 7.8 6.9 6.0 12.6 11.9 12.0 12.6 8.71993 -0.7 -6.0 -7.2 -4.2 -5.0 -5.1 -3.6 -11.41994 -4.6 -5.2 -4.7 0.6 0.5 0.5 0.5 -5.21995 -2.1 0.5 -1.9 0.1 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2 -1.11996 -7.8 -5.4 -4.4 -6.4 -5.6 -5.5 -5.8 -5.41997 0.8 1.0 0.0 -2.0 -1.8 -1.9 -2.7 -1.71998 -1.5 -3.8 -3.3 1.1 0.3 0.1 0.1 -7.71999 2.3 2.9 1.5 0.5 0.8 0.9 2.6 5.3 2000 3.8 0.5 1.0 -3.4 -3.4 -3.2 -2.9 1.9 2001 -6.6 1.9 4.9 6.0 8.2 8.0 7.8 4.1

1/ Excludes classes with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies).2/ Excludes classes with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies).3/ In Fall 1990, Student and Instructor Contact Hours exclude Hawai‘i CC. Therefore, the percent change from Fall 1990 to Fall 1991 may be slightly inflated.4/ Beginning in Fall 1999, includes off-campus credit classes. Percentage change for Fall 1999 is therefore not comparable with prior year.


TABLE 2AVERAGE CLASS SIZE, BY PROGRAM AND CAMPUS 1/


COLLEGE GEN & PRE-PROF CAREER & TECHand YEAR TOTAL INSTRUCTION 2/ INSTRUCTION 3/

TOTAL1991 20 22 161992 21 23 161993 21 24 171994 22 24 181995 23 25 191996 22 24 191997 22 24 181998 22 25 181999 22 24 182000 21 23 172001 21 23 16

HAWAI‘I1991 18 21 151992 19 22 161993 21 23 181994 22 24 191995 22 24 201996 19 21 171997 19 20 181998 19 21 171999 19 21 172000 17 20 142001 17 20 14

HONOLULU1991 20 21 171992 22 23 191993 22 24 191994 23 25 191995 22 24 181996 21 23 191997 22 25 181998 27 32 191999 24 28 182000 22 26 182001 21 25 17

KAPI‘OLANI1991 22 25 151992 21 25 161993 21 25 151994 23 26 171995 23 27 181996 24 27 201997 24 26 201998 24 26 201999 24 25 212000 23 23 212001 23 24 20

TABLE 2 (cont.)

COLLEGE GEN & PRE-PROF CAREER & TECHand YEAR TOTAL INSTRUCTION 2/ INSTRUCTION 3/

KAUA‘I1991 16 18 141992 17 19 141993 17 18 151994 18 20 161995 18 19 161996 19 21 171997 18 20 161998 16 17 151999 16 18 132000 15 16 132001 16 18 13

LEEWARD1991 21 23 181992 22 23 181993 23 25 201994 23 24 201995 24 25 201996 23 24 191997 22 23 181998 22 23 181999 21 23 172000 21 22 172001 21 23 16

MAUI1991 18 21 151992 19 22 161993 20 23 171994 22 24 191995 24 26 211996 22 25 201997 21 23 191998 20 23 171999 20 22 172000 19 22 162001 18 20 15

WINDWARD1991 20 21 141992 21 22 151993 21 22 161994 23 24 171995 23 24 171996 22 24 161997 22 23 131998 23 23 171999 22 23 16 2000 21 23 13 2001 22 23 12

1/ The computation of average class size excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies).2/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction.3/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.

SOURCE: Computer Report 3011C: "Number of Classes and Average Class Size."

TABLE 3COURSE REGISTRATION SUMMARY, BY PROGRAMUNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I, COMMUNITY COLLEGES

FALL 2001

SEMESTER STUDENT STUDENT CONTACT HOURS 3/ COURSES CLASSES 1/ HOURS 2/ REGISTRATIONS SEMESTER HOURS STUDENT INSTRUCTOR

No. V% No. V% No. V% No. V% No. V% No. V% No. V%

TOTAL........................................................................................1,894 100.0 3,593 100.0 10,899 100.0 74,820 100.0 222,135 100.0 281,726 100.0 10,173 100.0

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 4/..............................................................................................................................................939 49.6 2,306 64.2 6,889 63.2 53,131 71.0 157,107 70.7 169,450 60.1 6,373 62.6

Humanities .....................................................................................492 26.0 1,279 35.6 3,945 36.2 27,639 36.9 84,522 38.0 84,880 30.1 3,554 34.9 Natural Sciences ....................................................................................276 14.6 659 18.3 1,866 17.1 16,342 21.8 45,644 20.5 57,641 20.5 1,785 17.6 Social Sciences ...................................................................................130 6.9 312 8.7 940 8.6 8,548 11.4 25,564 11.5 25,638 9.1 912 9.0 Other General Academic ..............................................................................41 2.2 56 1.6 138 1.3 602 0.8 1,377 0.6 1,291 0.5 122 1.2

CAREER & TECH INSTR 5/...................................................................................................................................955 50.4 1,287 35.8 4,010 36.8 21,689 29.0 65,028 29.3 112,276 39.9 3,800 37.4

Business Technologies ..........................................................................................................274 14.5 484 13.5 1,297 11.9 8,541 11.4 23,111 10.4 25,766 9.1 1,412 13.9 Food Service Tech .............................................................................................................44 2.3 57 1.6 200 1.8 880 1.2 2,834 1.3 6,856 2.4 258 2.5 Food Service & Hosp Ed ................................................................................................27 1.4 61 1.7 227 2.1 1,504 2.0 5,106 2.3 7,496 2.7 136 1.3 Health Service Tech ................................................................................................145 7.7 201 5.6 621 5.7 2,981 4.0 8,621 3.9 11,576 4.1 468 4.6 Public Service Tech .....................................................................................111 5.9 148 4.1 445 4.1 2,697 3.6 7,709 3.5 9,066 3.2 414 4.1 Other Technologies ........................................................................................352 18.6 336 9.4 1,204 11.0 4,847 6.5 17,120 7.7 50,246 17.8 1,110 10.9 Other Occup/Voc ........................................................................................................2 0.1 0 0.0 16 0.1 239 0.3 527 0.2 1,270 0.5 3 0.0

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093,193,293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis.

4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction.5/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.

Sources: Computer Reports 3011 & 3011C; Offices of the Deans of Instruction.SOURCE: Computer Report 3011: "Course Registration Summary Report" and Computer Report 3011C: "Number of Classes and Average Class Size."

TABLE 4NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/


FALL 1997 FALL 1998 FALL 1999 FALL 2000 FALL 2001

Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size

TOTAL..............................................................................................3,452 -0.9 22 3,460 0.2 22 3,600 4.0 22 3,572 -0.8 21 3,593 0.6 21

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/.............................................................................................2,212 -0.9 24 2,235 1.0 25 2,321 3.8 24 2,296 -1.1 23 2,306 0.4 23

Humanities .............................................................................................................1,187 -0.4 23 1,237 4.2 23 1,274 3.0 22 1,273 -0.1 21 1,279 0.5 22 Natural Sciences ................................................................................................624 0.0 24 623 -0.2 27 643 3.2 26 649 0.9 25 659 1.5 25 Social Sciences .........................................................................................322 -0.6 27 310 -3.7 28 322 3.9 27 309 -4.0 26 312 1.0 27 Other General Academic .............................................................................................................79 -13.2 20 65 -17.7 13 82 26.2 12 65 -20.7 12 56 -13.8 10

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/...................................................................................................................................1,240 -1.1 18 1,225 -1.2 18 1,279 4.4 18 1,276 -0.2 17 1,287 0.9 16

Business Technologies ...............................................................................................................494 -1.2 20 463 -6.3 20 475 2.6 20 485 2.1 19 484 -0.2 17 Food Service Tech ......................................................................................................54 10.2 23 53 -1.9 20 58 9.4 17 61 5.2 16 57 -6.6 15 Food Service & Hosp Ed .....................................................................................................................51 6.3 27 54 5.9 26 54 0.0 28 56 3.7 26 61 8.9 24 Health Service Tech ...................................................................................................215 -4.9 15 211 -1.9 15 210 -0.5 15 200 -4.8 14 201 0.5 15 Public Service Tech ......................................................................................................151 3.4 18 145 -4.0 19 168 15.9 17 153 -8.9 16 148 -3.3 17 Other Technologies .........................................................................................................275 -3.5 16 299 8.7 15 314 5.0 15 320 1.9 14 336 5.0 14 Other Occup/Voc ............................................................................................. 1 150 -100.0

1/ The number of classes and average class size exclude courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies).2/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction.3/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.

Sources: Computer Reports 3011C; Offices of the Deans of Instruction.SOURCE: Computer Report 3011C: "Number of Classes and Average Class Size."

TABLE 5STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE


FALL 1997 FALL 1998 FALL 1999 FALL 2000 FALL 2001

SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE

TOTAL ..................................................................................227,680 -2.4 15,168 227,828 0.1 15,184 229,990 0.9 15,335 218,795 -4.9 14,582 222,135 1.5 14,798

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 1/.............................................................................................158,890 -3.1 10,583 160,783 1.2 10,721 160,820 0.0 10,723 153,072 -4.8 10,206 157,107 2.6 10,470

Humanities ...............................................................................................................83,835 -1.7 5,587 86,286 2.9 5,753 86,434 0.2 5,766 82,629 -4.4 5,507 84,522 2.3 5,635 Natural Sciences .....................................................................................................44,710 -4.7 2,978 46,710 4.5 3,115 46,609 -0.2 3,106 44,602 -4.3 2,975 45,644 2.3 3,040 Social Sciences ...............................................................................................................26,472 -4.3 1,761 26,122 -1.3 1,743 25,766 -1.4 1,717 24,181 -6.2 1,613 25,564 5.7 1,706 Other General Academic ........................................................................................3,873 -7.3 257 1,665 -57.0 110 2,011 20.8 134 1,660 -17.5 111 1,377 -17.0 89

CAREER & TECH INSTR 2/...................................................................................................................................68,790 -0.8 4,585 67,045 -2.5 4,463 69,170 3.2 4,612 65,723 -5.0 4,376 65,028 -1.1 4,328

Business Technologies ....................................................................................................26,400 0.2 1,760 24,601 -6.8 1,635 25,268 2.7 1,684 24,671 -2.4 1,644 23,111 -6.3 1,539 Food Service Tech ............................................................................................3,228 2.1 215 3,530 9.4 235 3,339 -5.4 222 3,191 -4.4 212 2,834 -11.2 189 Food Service & Hosp Ed .........................................................................................................4,995 6.9 333 5,051 1.1 337 5,382 6.6 359 5,242 -2.6 349 5,106 -2.6 340 Health Service Tech ..................................................................................................9,504 -5.3 630 9,197 -3.2 611 8,965 -2.5 598 8,367 -6.7 557 8,621 3.0 575 Public Service Tech ....................................................................................................................7,955 -4.5 532 7,907 -0.6 528 8,528 7.9 569 7,076 -17.0 470 7,709 8.9 512 Other Technologies ...............................................................................................................................16,705 -0.4 1,115 16,696 -0.1 1,113 17,175 2.9 1,146 16,785 -2.3 1,118 17,120 2.0 1,138 Other Occup/Voc ................................................................................................................................................3 -90.0 0 63 2000.0 4 513 714.3 34 391 -23.8 26 527 34.8 35

1/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction.2/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.

SOURCE: Computer Report 3011: "Course Registration Summary Report."

Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

50

100

150

200

250

300

350


Total 254 263 276 241 247 235 224 244 242 245 255

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30


Total 18 19 21 22 22 19 19 19 19 17 17 17

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

100

200

300

400

500

600


Total 406 411 440 467 478 425 399 405 407 425 410


91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000


Total 21,222 22,993 26,037 30,074 30,020 25,760 23,799 23,893 23,447 21,475 20,678

Hawai‘i Community College, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

APPENDIX A-1COURSE REGISTRATION AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE SUMMARY, BY COURSE OFFERING

HAWAI‘I COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 2001

CLASSES 1/ SEM STUDENT STUDENT COURSE CONTACT HRS 3/COURSE OFFERING COURSES No. Avg Size HOURS 2/ REGIS SEM HRS FTE Student Instr

TOTAL .........................................255 410 17 1,240 7,029 20,678 1,378 29,326 1,083

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 4/.............................................................................................96 210 20 643 4,158 12,651 845 13,797 626

Humanities ................................................. 50 127 19 395 2,398 7,375 494 8,058 406

Art ............................................................ 10 11 20 33 223 669 45 1,098 25 Asian Studies ........................................... 1 1 41 3 41 123 8 123 3 Dance .............................................................................................................1 1 3 0 3 English ...................................................... 11 57 18 171 1,033 3,099 207 3,099 171 English as a Second Language ........................5 5 12 23 58 266 18 266 23 Foreign Languages ................................. 3 10 16 40 155 620 42 775 50 Hawaiian .................................................. 2 8 14 32 115 460 31 575 40 Japanese .............................................. 1 2 20 8 40 160 11 200 10 Hawaiian Studies .................................... 6 13 18 35 240 654 44 753 41 History ..................................................... 6 15 21 45 320 960 64 960 45 Linguistics ................................................ 1 1 15 3 15 45 3 45 3 Philosophy ............................................... 3 4 28 12 113 339 23 339 12 Speech Communication....................................................3 10 20 30 199 597 40 597 33

Natural Sciences ........................................ 27 55 20 164 1,120 3,356 224 3,747 133

Biological Sciences ................................. 9 16 22 34 344 748 50 1,032 27 Biology ................................................. 5 10 22 22 220 494 33 660 18 Botany .................................................. 2 4 21 8 82 168 11 246 6 Microbiology ........................................ 2 2 21 4 42 86 6 126 3 Chemistry ................................................ 1 2 24 6 48 144 10 144 6 Mathematics ............................................ 11 25 20 92 506 1,850 123 1,905 70 Oceanography ........................................ 1 1 10 3 10 30 2 30 3 Physical Sciences ................................... 1 2 32 6 64 192 13 192 6 Astronomy ............................................ 1 2 32 6 64 192 13 192 6 Science .................................................... 4 9 16 23 148 392 26 444 21

Social Sciences .......................................... 17 26 23 78 603 1,809 120 1,881 81

Anthropology ........................................... 2 3 23 9 69 207 14 285 15 Economics ............................................... 1 1 17 3 17 51 3 51 3 Family Resources .................................... 1 2 29 6 58 174 12 174 6 Geography ............................................... 3 3 25 9 75 225 15 225 9 Political Science ....................................... 1 2 11 6 21 63 4 57 3 Psychology .............................................. 2 7 24 21 165 495 33 495 21 Social Science ......................................... 1 1 16 3 16 48 3 48 3 Sociology ................................................. 5 6 24 18 155 465 31 465 18 Women's Studies .................................... 1 1 27 3 27 81 5 81 3

Other General Academic .............................. 2 2 19 6 37 111 7 111 6

Learning Skills ........................................... 1 1 22 3 22 66 4 66 3 University ............................................ 1 1 15 3 15 45 3 45 3

CAREER & TECH INSTR 5/....................................................................................................................................159 200 14 597 2,871 8,027 533 15,529 457

Business Technologies ....................................................55 90 14 209 1,279 2,756 182 3,816 248

Accounting .............................................. 11 12 15 39 179 564 38 564 38 Business .................................................. 14 24 12 51 294 577 38 728 47 Hotel Operations .........................................................2 4 13 12 52 156 10 156 12 Information & Computer Sci .................... 2 5 9 20 43 168 11 215 15

APPENDIX A-1 (cont.)


Information Technology 6/.................... 4 5 11 17 57 184 12 171 15 Management ............................................ 2 3 19 9 56 168 11 168 9 Marketing ............................................. 3 2 14 7 31 93 6 93 6 Office Administration & Tech ....................................17 35 16 54 567 846 56 1,721 106 Business Machines .....................................................................................1 1 20 4 20 80 5 80 4 Office Administration & Tech .................................16 34 16 50 547 766 51 1,641 102

Food Service Tech ............................................. 7 13 19 49 252 889 59 1,727 27

Food Service ..............................................................................................7 13 19 49 252 889 59 1,727 27

Health Service Tech ......................................... 12 12 18 44 220 789 52 1,699 46

Food Sci & Human Nutrition ....................... 1 1 12 3 12 36 2 36 3 Nursing .........................................................................................................11 11 19 41 208 753 50 1,663 43

Public Service Tech ...........................................21 21 17 86 443 1,356 90 1,760 59

Administration of Justice ......................... 7 5 20 16 101 303 20 303 15 Human Services ...................................... 14 16 16 70 342 1,053 70 1,457 44 Education ............................................. 9 11 14 38 155 492 33 726 19 Human Services .................................. 4 3 24 26 161 483 32 653 19 Law ....................................................... 1 2 13 6 26 78 5 78 6

Other Technologies ................................................64 64 11 209 677 2,237 150 6,527 77

Agriculture ........................................................................................................5 5 7 16 33 107 7 187 7 Auto Body Repair & Paint ................................12 12 10 24 120 240 16 480 24 Auto Mechanics Tech ......................................7 7 19 24 133 444 30 3,104 Blueprint Reading ................................... 3 3 13 9 38 114 8 136 8 Carpentry ................................................... 2 2 9 24 17 204 14 408 Diesel Mechanics Tech ....................................10 10 11 15 108 183 12 366 4 Drafting Tech ....................................................7 7 9 25 61 223 15 474 Electricity ................................................. 2 2 15 24 30 360 24 660 16 Electronics Tech ....................................... 8 8 8 24 64 192 13 375 13 Welding ................................................... 8 8 9 24 73 170 11 337 5

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis. 4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 5/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction. 6/ Information Technology added in Fall 1999.


APPENDIX A-2NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/

HAWAI‘I COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001

FALL 1997 FALL 1998 FALL 1999 FALL 2000 FALL 2001 Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg

No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size No. % Chg Size

TOTAL .....................................................................................399 -6.1 19 405 1.5 19 407 0.5 19 425 4.4 17 410 -3.5 17

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/...........................................................................................................................................................213 -8.2 20 216 1.4 21 221 2.3 21 221 0.0 20 210 -5.0 20 Humanities ...........................................................................................116 -10.8 20 127 9.5 21 128 0.8 21 125 -2.3 20 127 1.6 19 Natural Sciences ..................................................................................65 -4.4 20 59 -9.2 21 58 -1.7 20 61 5.2 19 55 -9.8 20 Social Sciences ...................................................................................27 -12.9 22 28 3.7 24 32 14.3 22 34 6.3 19 26 -23.5 23 Other General Academic .................................................................................5 66.7 17 2 -60.0 19 3 50.0 18 1 -66.7 20 2 100.0 19

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/.................................................................................................................................................................................................186 -3.6 18 189 1.6 17 186 -1.6 17 204 9.7 14 200 -2.0 14 Business Technologies ..............................................................................................97 -2.0 18 90 -7.2 18 82 -8.9 17 86 4.9 15 90 4.7 14 Food Service Tech .................................................................................12 0.0 20 12 0.0 23 12 0.0 22 12 0.0 18 13 8.3 19 Health Service Tech ................................................................................10 11.1 15 15 50.0 19 15 0.0 17 19 26.7 11 12 -36.8 18 Public Service Tech ...............................................................................25 8.7 22 24 -4.0 17 22 -8.3 20 24 9.1 16 21 -12.5 17 Other Technologies ....................................................................................42 -16.0 16 48 14.3 14 55 14.6 14 63 14.5 11 64 1.6 11

1/ Number of classes and average class size exclude courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 3/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.


APPENDIX A-3STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE

HAWAI‘I COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001

FALL 1997 FALL 1998 FALL 1999 FALL 2000 FALL 2001 SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE

TOTAL .................................................................................................23,799 -7.6 1,584 23,893 0.4 1,596 23,447 -1.9 1,564 21,475 -8.4 1,429 20,678 -3.7 1,378

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 1/....................................................................................................................................................................13,219 -11.1 879 14,092 6.6 942 14,167 0.5 946 13,246 -6.5 881 12,651 -4.5 845 Humanities ..........................................................................................................7,277 -14.1 485 8,235 13.2 550 8,288 0.6 553 7,821 -5.6 520 7,375 -5.7 494 Natural Sciences ................................................................................................3,900 -2.0 259 3,808 -2.4 255 3,593 -5.6 240 3,419 -4.8 228 3,356 -1.8 224 Social Sciences ..................................................................................................1,809 -23.1 120 1,965 8.6 131 2,157 9.8 144 1,946 -9.8 129 1,809 -7.0 120 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................233 228.2 15 84 -63.9 6 129 53.6 9 60 -53.5 4 111 85.0 7

CAREER & TECH INSTR 2/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................10,580 -2.8 705 9,801 -7.4 654 9,280 -5.3 618 8,229 -11.3 548 8,027 -2.5 533 Business Technologies ..........................................................................................4,038 -3.4 270 3,571 -11.6 238 3,044 -14.8 203 3,007 -1.2 201 2,756 -8.3 182 Food Service Tech ...........................................................................................876 -1.5 58 1,040 18.7 69 1,016 -2.3 68 827 -18.6 55 889 7.5 59 Health Service Tech .........................................................................................826 -15.1 55 868 5.1 58 890 2.5 59 765 -14.0 51 789 3.1 52 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................1,797 3.2 120 1,359 -24.4 91 1,451 6.8 96 1,273 -12.3 85 1,356 6.5 90 Other Technologies .............................................................................................3,043 -1.9 202 2,963 -2.6 198 2,879 -2.8 192 2,357 -18.1 156 2,237 -5.1 150

1/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 2/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.


Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

100

200

300

400

500


Total 348 319 327 328 342 338 341 358 395 381 365

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30

35


Total 20 22 22 23 22 21 22 27 24 22 21

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

200

400

600

800

1,000


Total 596 579 568 560 547 536 511 518 632 624 634


91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

10,000

20,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000


Total 40,215 42,425 42,060 42,146 39,384 36,948 36,387 38,361 42,742 40,831 40,641

Honolulu Community College, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

Note: Beginning Fall 1999, includes classes offered through the off-campus credit program.

APPENDIX B-1COURSE REGISTRATION AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE SUMMARY, BY COURSE OFFERING

HONOLULU COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 2001


TOTAL .........................................365 634 21 2,049 13,828 40,641 2,704 73,036 1,740

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 4/.............................................................................................146 353 25 1,044 8,749 23,240 1,548 32,170 1,003

Humanities ................................................. 60 159 24 487 3,875 10,799 719 11,304 482 Art ............................................................ 5 10 14 30 142 426 28 537 26 Asian Studies ........................................... 2 2 16 6 31 93 6 93 6 Communications ..................................... 1 1 23 3 23 69 5 69 3 English ...................................................... 14 56 29 160 1,651 3,733 249 3,757 150 English Language Institute ........................ 1 1 11 3 11 33 2 33 English as a Second Language .......................8 13 26 45 339 1,190 79 1,190 42 Foreign Languages ................................. 7 12 18 48 221 884 59 884 48 Hawaiian .................................................. 2 3 18 12 53 212 14 212 12 Japanese .............................................. 2 4 22 16 87 348 23 348 16 Spanish .................................................. 2 4 15 16 60 240 16 240 16 Tagalog .................................................. 1 1 21 4 21 84 6 84 4 Hawaiian Studies .................................... 1 1 27 3 27 81 5 81 3 History ..................................................... 4 19 30 57 574 1,722 115 1,896 60 Linguistics ................................................ 1 1 19 3 19 57 4 57 3 Music ......................................................... 2 3 15 9 46 138 9 138 9 Philosophy ............................................... 6 15 20 45 295 885 59 913 48 Religion .................................................... 3 7 20 21 140 420 28 420 21 Speech .................................................... 4 17 20 51 346 1,038 69 1,205 60 Theater & Dance ...................................................1 1 10 3 10 30 2 30 3


Biological Sciences ................................. 9 22 20 57 450 1,191 80 1,788 53 Biology ................................................. 1 5 27 15 134 402 27 402 15 Microbiology ........................................ 2 6 17 16 104 281 19 350 12 Zoology ................................................ 6 11 19 26 212 508 34 1,036 26 Chemistry ................................................ 6 11 16 27 171 447 30 613 21 Mathematics ............................................ 19 64 37 188 2,392 5,096 340 11,881 204 Meterology ............................................ 2 2 21 4 41 81 5 123 3 Oceanography ........................................ 1 3 28 9 85 255 17 255 9 Physical Sciences ................................... 12 16 17 50 279 945 63 1,302 31 Astronomy ............................................ 1 1 42 3 42 126 8 126 Geology-Geophysics ............................ 2 3 15 7 46 128 9 138 3 Physics ................................................. 9 12 16 40 191 691 46 1,038 28 Science .................................................... 4 5 25 20 129 475 32 616 12

Social Sciences .......................................... 25 58 22 175 1,251 3,749 249 4,070 164

American Studies .................................... 1 1 16 3 16 48 3 48 3 Anthropology ........................................... 2 6 20 18 121 363 24 359 12 Economics ............................................... 3 6 19 18 116 348 23 377 20 Family Resources .................................... 5 11 27 33 298 894 60 977 37 Geography ............................................... 3 5 15 15 77 231 15 227 15 Political Science ....................................... 3 8 12 24 94 282 19 301 11 Psychology .............................................. 4 12 27 36 322 966 64 1,131 39 Social Science ......................................... 1 1 2 2 0 8 Sociology ................................................. 2 8 24 24 190 570 38 596 26 Women's Studies .................................... 1 1 15 3 15 45 3 45 3

APPENDIX B-1 (cont.)


TOTAL ......................................... 365 634 21 2,049 13,828 40,641 2,704 73,036 1,740


Aerospace Studies ..................................................2 4 2 6 8 11 1 20 4 Learning Skills ........................................... 1 1 26 3 26 78 5 78 3 Military Science ........................................ 3 5 2 11 9 20 1 22 8 Student Development ............................... 2 3 11 7 33 93 6 99 9

CAREER & TECH INSTR 5/....................................................................................................................................219 281 17 1,005 5,079 17,401 1,156 40,866 737

Business Technologies ....................................................13 38 18 117 676 2,096 140 2,069 122

Accounting .............................................. 2 3 12 9 36 108 7 122 10 Information & Computer Science ....................11 35 18 108 640 1,988 133 1,947 111

Health Service Tech ......................................... 2 4 30 12 118 354 23 376 10

Food Sci & Human Nutrition ................. 1 3 34 9 102 306 20 306 6 Pharmacology 6/......................................................1 1 16 3 16 48 3 70 4

Public Service Tech ...........................................51 76 16 217 1,293 3,705 246 4,677 216

Administration of Justice ......................... 13 18 19 55 343 1,027 68 1,140 61 Fire Science ............................................. 12 14 16 43 230 690 46 1,051 58 Human Services ...................................... 19 31 14 80 475 1,253 83 1,367 66 Education ............................................. 16 29 14 72 422 1,130 75 1,236 62 Social Services ..................................... 3 2 18 8 53 123 8 131 4 Industrial Education ................................ 1 8 24 24 192 576 38 960 16 IED-Drafting ............................................... 1 8 24 24 192 576 38 960 16 Occupational Environ Safety Mgt .....................6 5 10 15 53 159 11 159 15

Other Technologies ................................................152 163 16 644 2,759 10,737 713 32,492 389

Aeronautics .......................................... 11 11 21 74 232 1,441 96 5,075 3 Arch, Engr and CAD Tech 7/................................10 10 15 29 156 481 32 895 12 Auto Body Rep & Paint ................................ 11 11 16 24 171 373 25 4,104 66 Auto Mechanics Tech ......................................11 10 15 62 162 847 56 3,708 Aviation .......................................... 8 9 16 30 142 502 33 748 30 Blueprint Reading ................................... 1 3 22 9 67 201 13 201 9 Boat Maintenance & Repair .................... 10 9 8 25 69 171 11 1,636 Carpentry ................................................... 2 2 7 15 14 105 7 217 5 Communication Arts .......................................... 17 18 14 68 262 971 65 981 67 Computing, Elect & Networking..........................................21 29 18 122 586 2,257 150 3,699 88 Cosmetology ........................................... 10 9 17 54 159 958 64 2,379 25 Diesel Mechanics Tech .................................... 5 5 23 12 115 276 18 2,760 30 Electricity ................................................. 5 4 20 21 82 406 27 929 10 Fashion Tech ................................................... 9 9 18 28 158 500 33 730 21 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning .................. 5 5 22 25 108 540 36 980 15 Sheet Metal & Plastics ............................ 4 4 19 13 76 247 16 437 8 Welding ................................................... 12 15 13 33 200 461 31 3,014

Other Occup/Vocational ........................................1 0 15 233 509 34 1,252 0

Work Cycle .............................................. 1 0 15 233 509 34 1,252 0

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis. 4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 5/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction. 6/ Pharmacology added in Spring 2001. 7/ Architectural, Engineering and CAD Technologies added in Fall 2000.

Note: Includes classes offered through the off-campus credit program, effective Fall 1999.


APPENDIX B-2NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/

HONOLULU COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001

FALL 1997 FALL 1998 FALL 1999 2/ FALL 2000 FALL 2001 Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg Classes Avg


TOTAL ..............................................................................................511 -4.7 22 518 1.4 27 632 NA 24 624 -1.3 22 634 1.6 21

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 3/....................................................................................................................................................................292 -9.6 25 290 -0.7 32 354 28 342 -3.4 26 353 3.2 25 Humanities ....................................................................................................131 -1.5 24 137 4.6 32 160 28 156 -2.5 26 159 1.9 24 Natural Sciences ...........................................................................................90 -10.9 24 93 3.3 40 121 34 118 -2.5 30 123 4.2 29 Social Sciences ............................................................................................42 -2.3 28 42 0.0 28 54 26 55 1.9 24 58 5.5 22 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................29 -37.0 29 18 -37.9 10 19 9 13 -31.6 6 13 0.0 6

CAREER & TECH INSTR 4/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................219 2.8 18 228 4.1 19 278 18 282 1.4 18 281 -0.4 17 Business Technologies .......................................................................................................21 10.5 20 22 4.8 23 30 21 40 33.3 19 38 -5.0 18 Health Service Tech .........................................................................................3 -40.0 39 3 0.0 39 3 32 3 0.0 30 4 33.3 30 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................77 14.9 17 71 -7.8 20 90 17 80 -11.1 16 76 -5.0 16 Other Technologies .............................................................................................118 -3.3 18 132 11.9 18 155 17 158 1.9 17 163 3.2 16 Other Occup/Voc ........................................................................................... 1 150 -100.0

1/ Number of classes and average class size exclude courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Beginning in Fall 1999, includes off-campus credit classes. Percentage change for Fall 1999 is therefore not comparable with prior year. 3/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 4/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.


APPENDIX B-3STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE

HONOLULU COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001

FALL 1997 FALL 1998 FALL 1999 1/ FALL 2000 FALL 2001 SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE SSH COURSE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE No. % Chg FTE

TOTAL .................................................................................................36,387 -1.5 2,426 38,361 5.4 2,554 42,742 NA 2,849 40,831 -4.5 2,722 40,641 -0.5 2,704

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/....................................................................................................................................................................22,273 -2.5 1,483 23,285 4.5 1,548 25,442 1,695 23,426 -7.9 1,563 23,240 -0.8 1,548 Humanities ..........................................................................................................9,689 0.2 644 11,112 14.7 737 11,748 784 10,982 -6.5 732 10,799 -1.7 719 Natural Sciences ................................................................................................6,687 -9.7 447 8,161 22.0 543 9,117 607 8,347 -8.4 557 8,490 1.7 567 Social Sciences ..................................................................................................3,498 6.8 232 3,586 2.5 240 4,176 278 3,951 -5.4 264 3,749 -5.1 249 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................2,399 -3.7 160 426 -82.2 28 401 26 146 -63.6 10 202 38.4 13

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................14,114 0.0 943 15,076 6.8 1,006 17,300 1,154 17,405 0.6 1,159 17,401 0.0 1,156 Business Technologies ..........................................................................................1,318 -1.9 88 1,536 16.5 102 1,964 131 2,340 19.1 156 2,096 -10.4 140 Health Service Tech .........................................................................................351 -33.1 23 351 0.0 23 288 19 267 -7.3 18 354 32.6 23 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................3,630 0.7 242 4,028 11.0 269 4,293 287 3,641 -15.2 242 3,705 1.8 246 Other Technologies .............................................................................................8,815 2.0 590 9,128 3.6 610 10,262 684 10,777 5.0 718 10,737 -0.4 713 Other Occup/Voc ...............................................................................................33 2 493 33 380 -22.9 25 509 33.9 34

1/ Beginning in Fall 1999, includes off-campus credit classes. Percentage change for Fall 1999 is therefore not comparable with prior year. 2/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 3/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.


Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

100

200

300

400

500


Total 370 416 436 429 398 383 382 388 372 379 370

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30


Total 22 21 21 23 23 24 24 24 24 23 23

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400


Total 866 1,010 1,053 962 912 875 877 875 907 896 908


91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

10,000

20,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

70,000

80,000


Total 55,858 62,337 63,271 64,802 63,289 65,021 63,929 63,606 64,968 61,783 63,795

Kapi‘olani Community College, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

APPENDIX C-1COURSE REGISTRATION AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE SUMMARY, BY COURSE OFFERING

KAPI‘OLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 2001


TOTAL .........................................370 908 23 2,785 21,004 63,795 4,253 70,229 2,348

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 4/............................................................................................191 624 24 1,880 15,206 46,082 3,072 49,071 1,682

Humanities .................................................118 366 22 1,165 8,195 26,258 1,752 27,526 1,006

Art .............................................................22 48 21 147 1,020 3,090 206 4,251 60 Asian Studies ...........................................1 2 29 6 58 174 12 174 6 Dance ...................................................... 4 5 20 15 101 303 20 225 9 Drama .......................................................2 5 21 15 103 309 21 309 15 English .....................................................14 103 21 303 2,121 6,282 419 6,221 300 English as a Second Language ....................1 4 22 12 86 258 17 258 12 ESOL ................................................ 7 17 24 83 405 1,995 133 2,660 96 Foreign Languages .................................23 64 20 252 1,269 5,022 335 4,829 195 American Sign Language ............. 2 5 20 20 102 408 27 306 15 Chinese .................................................2 3 16 12 47 188 13 215 9 Filipino 5/ ...................................................1 1 22 4 22 88 6 110 3 French ...................................................2 2 18 7 36 136 9 108 6 Hawaiian ...............................................4 9 19 36 175 700 47 574 29 Japanese ..............................................6 30 20 120 615 2,460 164 2,700 91 Korean ..................................................2 2 19 8 38 152 10 114 6 Spanish .................................................4 12 20 45 234 890 59 702 36 Hawaiian Studies .....................................................2 9 27 27 239 717 48 717 27 History ..................................................... 6 31 33 93 1,019 3,057 204 3,057 93 Journalism ............................................... 4 4 14 10 55 143 10 132 9 Linguistics ..................................................................................1 4 16 12 63 189 13 189 12 Music .......................................................16 21 16 43 338 765 51 550 25 Pacific Islands Studies 6/.................................................................... 1 1 37 3 37 111 7 111 3 Philosophy ...............................................6 10 31 30 305 915 61 915 30 Religion ....................................................3 12 33 36 391 1,173 78 1,173 36 Speech .................................................... 5 26 23 78 585 1,755 117 1,755 78

Natural Sciences ........................................48 190 26 495 4,971 13,661 910 15,317 451

Biochemistry .......................................... 1 1 25 3 25 75 5 75 3 Biological Sciences .................................16 64 26 140 1,652 4,029 268 5,201 109 Biology ................................................. 6 25 26 60 647 1,731 115 2,099 50 Botany .................................................. 3 5 21 11 106 274 18 318 9 Microbiology ........................................ 3 9 26 22 236 621 41 795 17 Zoology .................................................4 25 27 47 663 1,403 94 1,989 33 Chemistry .................................................7 29 24 67 694 1,732 115 2,082 57 Electrical Engineering .............................................1 1 14 4 14 56 4 56 4 Mathematics .............................................12 79 28 240 2,203 6,724 448 6,740 241 Oceanography ........................................ 1 2 31 6 61 183 12 183 6 Physical Sciences ................................... 9 12 23 29 279 733 49 851 25 Astronomy .............................. 1 2 34 6 68 204 14 204 6 Geology-Geophysics ..............................1 1 35 3 35 105 7 105 3 Physics ................................................. 7 9 20 20 176 424 28 542 16 Quantitative Methods ...............................1 2 22 6 43 129 9 129 6

APPENDIX C-1 (cont.)


TOTAL .........................................370 908 23 2,785 21,004 63,795 4,253 70,229 2,348

Social Sciences ......................................... 22 64 31 190 1,984 5,914 394 5,952 189

American Studies .................................... 1 1 18 3 18 54 4 54 3 Anthropology .......................................... 2 6 33 18 196 588 39 588 18 Economics ............................................... 3 10 32 30 319 957 64 957 30 Family Resources ................................... 1 8 34 24 271 813 54 813 24 Geography ............................................... 3 7 31 19 220 622 41 660 18 Political Science ..................................... 2 3 31 9 92 276 18 276 9 Psychology .............................................. 5 19 31 57 588 1,764 118 1,764 57 Sociology ............................................... 5 10 28 30 280 840 56 840 30


Interdisciplinary Studies ........................... 1 2 24 6 47 141 9 141 6 Learning Skills ......................................... 2 2 5 24 9 108 7 135 30

CAREER & TECH INSTR 7/....................................................................................................................................179 284 20 905 5,798 17,713 1,181 21,158 666

Business Technologies ....................................................41 82 26 247 2,102 6,306 420 6,456 253

Accounting .............................................. 9 20 26 60 510 1,530 102 1,530 60 Business .................................................. 2 7 25 21 172 516 34 516 21 Business Law ..................................................1 4 34 12 137 411 27 411 12 Entrepreneurship ...................................... 2 2 27 6 54 162 11 324 12 Information & Computer Science ..................5 14 28 42 385 1,155 77 1,155 42 Information Technology 8/.................................. 15 27 23 82 627 1,881 125 1,869 82 Management ........................................... 2 3 28 9 83 249 17 249 9 Marketing ........................................... 5 5 27 15 134 402 27 402 15

Food Service & Hospitality Ed ...........................................27 61 24 227 1,504 5,106 340 7,496 136

Food Service & Hospitality Ed .............. 27 61 24 227 1,504 5,106 340 7,496 136

Health Service Tech .........................................99 129 14 392 1,838 5,251 351 6,156 237

Dental Assisting ....................................... 8 9 12 17 112 224 15 298 12 Emergency Medical Tech ................................2 2 16 12 32 192 13 587 7 Exercise and Sports Sci 5/ ................................1 1 34 3 34 102 7 102 3 Health ...................................................... 11 18 22 29 399 585 39 578 27 Medical Assisting .....................................16 17 12 36 200 422 28 742 17 Medical Laboratory Tech ............................8 8 11 15 95 174 12 298 6 Mobile Intensive Care Tech ...............................2 2 7 8 14 56 4 70 10 Nursing .....................................................15 28 15 165 429 2,126 142 1,362 95 Occupational Therapy Asst .....................10 10 5 25 53 139 9 208 19 Pharmacology .................................................4 5 25 9 126 290 19 179 10 Physical Therapy Asst ............................. 6 6 15 8 87 117 8 177 6 Radiologic Technology ............................. 8 14 13 30 175 530 35 1,220 10 Respiratory Care ............................... 8 9 9 35 82 294 20 334 15

Public Service Tech ...........................................12 12 28 39 354 1,050 70 1,050 41

Human Services ...................................... 12 12 28 39 354 1,050 70 1,050 41 Education ............................................. 1 1 6 1 6 6 0 6 1 Law ....................................................... 11 11 30 38 348 1,044 70 1,044 40

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis. 4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 5/ Filipino and Exercise & Sports Science added in Fall 2001. 6/ Pacific Island Studies added in Fall 1998. 7/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction. 8/ Information Technology formerly called Business Computer Information Systems.


APPENDIX C-2NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/

KAPI‘OLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001



TOTAL ..............................................................................................877 0.2 24 875 -0.2 24 907 3.7 24 896 -1.2 23 908 1.3 23

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/....................................................................................................................................................................580 2.1 26 584 0.7 26 620 6.2 25 617 -0.5 23 624 1.1 24 Humanities ........................................................................................................324 2.5 25 327 0.9 24 358 9.5 24 358 0.0 22 366 2.2 22 Natural Sciences ...............................................................................................187 3.9 27 188 0.5 27 191 1.6 27 187 -2.1 26 190 1.6 26 Social Sciences ..............................................................................................67 -5.6 29 65 -3.0 30 64 -1.5 30 65 1.6 27 64 -1.5 31 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................2 100.0 3 4 100.0 15 7 75.0 18 7 0.0 9 4 -42.9 14

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................297 -3.3 20 291 -2.0 20 287 -1.4 21 279 -2.8 21 284 1.8 20 Business Technologies ......................................................................................................80 8.1 25 79 -1.3 25 80 1.3 27 83 3.8 27 82 -1.2 26 Food Serv & Hospitality Ed .............................................................................51 6.3 27 54 5.9 26 54 0.0 28 56 3.7 26 61 8.9 24 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................150 -10.7 14 142 -5.3 14 140 -1.4 14 128 -8.6 14 129 0.8 14 Public Service Tech ..........................................................................................16 -5.9 19 16 0.0 21 13 -18.8 23 12 -7.7 21 12 0.0 28



APPENDIX C-3STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE

KAPI‘OLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001


TOTAL ...............................................................................................63,929 -1.7 4,260 63,606 -0.5 4,239 64,968 2.1 4,333 61,783 -4.9 4,117 63,795 3.3 4,253

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 1/....................................................................................................................................................................45,858 -1.7 3,057 45,639 -0.5 3,042 46,562 2.0 3,106 43,694 -6.2 2,914 46,082 5.5 3,072 Humanities ........................................................................................................25,644 3.0 1,710 25,248 -1.5 1,682 26,307 4.2 1,757 24,788 -5.8 1,654 26,258 5.9 1,752 Natural Sciences .............................................................................................14,266 -2.9 951 14,371 0.7 958 14,322 -0.3 954 13,429 -6.2 896 13,661 1.7 910 Social Sciences .................................................................................................5,876 -14.9 391 5,844 -0.5 391 5,647 -3.4 376 5,258 -6.9 350 5,914 12.5 394 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................72 -40.0 5 176 144.4 11 286 62.5 19 219 -23.4 14 249 13.7 16

CAREER & TECH INSTR 2/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................18,071 -1.8 1,203 17,967 -0.6 1,197 18,406 2.4 1,227 18,089 -1.7 1,203 17,713 -2.1 1,181 Business Technologies .........................................................................................6,177 1.6 412 6,126 -0.8 408 6,678 9.0 444 6,783 1.6 451 6,306 -7.0 420 Food Serv & Hosp Ed ..........................................................................................4,995 6.9 333 5,051 1.1 337 5,382 6.6 359 5,242 -2.6 349 5,106 -2.6 340 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................5,948 -8.6 395 5,779 -2.8 385 5,416 -6.3 362 5,277 -2.6 351 5,251 -0.5 351 Public Service Tech .........................................................................................951 -16.1 63 1,011 6.3 67 930 -8.0 62 787 -15.4 52 1,050 33.4 70



Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

50

100

150

200

250

300


Total 195 192 189 189 181 164 167 159 167 164 159

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30


Total 16 17 17 18 18 19 18 16 16 15 16

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

100

200

300

400


Total 295 290 281 274 266 229 219 211 210 207 198


91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

16,000


Total 11,441 12,590 11,972 13,209 12,816 12,469 12,099 10,505 9,831 9,161 9,386

Kaua‘i Community College, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

APPENDIX D-1COURSE REGISTRATION AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE SUMMARY, BY COURSE OFFERING

KAUA‘I COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 2001


TOTAL .........................................159 198 16 602 3,226 9,386 624 12,478 667


Humanities ................................................41 62 17 188 1,081 3,308 220 3,866 204

Art .............................................................7 7 17 21 128 382 25 645 15 English .....................................................8 20 18 60 357 1,071 71 1,071 60 Foreign Languages ..................................7 9 13 34 116 447 30 524 38 French ......................................................1 1 10 3 10 30 2 50 5 Hawaiian ..................................................3 4 14 15 54 209 14 162 12 Japanese ...................................................2 3 12 12 35 140 9 210 18 Spanish 5/ ...................................................1 1 17 4 17 68 5 102 3 Hawaiian Studies .................................... 5 4 16 12 64 192 13 381 26 History ..................................................... 3 6 25 18 150 450 30 450 18 Music ....................................................... 5 5 10 10 49 115 8 144 14 Philosophy .............................................. 2 3 15 9 45 135 9 135 9 Religion ....................................................1 2 26 6 51 153 10 153 6 Speech .................................................... 3 6 20 18 121 363 24 363 18

Natural Sciences ........................................25 30 19 78 558 1,460 97 2,018 80

Biological Sciences ................................. 7 9 15 22 135 347 23 559 28 Biology ................................................. 1 1 1 2 1 2 0 Botany .................................................. 2 2 23 7 46 155 10 189 9 Microbiology ........................................ 2 2 12 5 24 62 4 82 7 Zoology ............................................... 2 4 16 8 64 128 9 288 12 Chemistry ............................................... 4 4 20 8 78 156 10 162 6 Mathematics ........................................... 8 11 20 34 216 660 44 876 29 Oceanography ........................................ 1 1 23 3 23 69 5 69 3 Physical Sciences ................................... 1 1 17 3 17 51 3 85 5 Physics ................................................. 1 1 17 3 17 51 3 85 5 Science ................................................... 4 4 22 8 89 177 12 267 9

Social Sciences ......................................... 8 10 26 30 257 771 52 771 30

Anthropology .......................................... 1 1 28 3 28 84 6 84 3 Economics ...............................................1 1 29 3 29 87 6 87 3 Geography ...............................................1 1 23 3 23 69 5 69 3 Political Science ..................................... 1 1 10 3 10 30 2 30 3 Psychology .............................................. 2 4 36 12 142 426 28 426 12 Social Science ........................................ 1 1 15 3 15 45 3 45 3 Sociology ............................................... 1 1 10 3 10 30 2 30 3

Other General Academic ..............................6 6 15 9 88 108 7 184 13

Cooperative Arts & Sciences Ed ..................1 1 1 1 0 Health, Physical Ed & Recreation ................4 5 15 5 77 77 5 154 10 Learning Skills ......................................... 1 1 10 3 10 30 2 30 3

APPENDIX D-1 (cont.)


TOTAL .........................................159 198 16 602 3,226 9,386 624 12,478 667


Business Technologies .......................................35 45 15 120 709 1,865 124 2,259 128

Accounting .............................................. 7 11 13 29 138 346 23 606 33 Business ....................................................7 8 18 19 148 334 22 350 19 Hotel Operations .......................................5 4 19 13 76 228 15 222 12 Information & Computer Science ..................2 6 18 19 105 334 22 372 15 Management ........................................... 2 2 23 6 45 135 9 135 6 Office Administration & Tech ...............................11 13 14 31 184 449 30 535 40 Business Machines ...............................1 2 13 2 26 26 2 78 6 Office Admin & Tech.....................................10 11 14 29 158 423 28 457 34 Sales & Marketing .....................................1 1 13 3 13 39 3 39 3

Food Service Tech ...........................................7 6 17 25 104 419 28 710 18

Food Service .......................................... 7 6 17 25 104 419 28 710 18

Health Service Tech .........................................6 11 11 48 119 423 28 871 104

Nursing ................................................... 5 10 10 45 98 360 24 808 101 Pharmacology ..........................................1 1 21 3 21 63 4 63 3

Public Service Tech ...........................................6 6 8 18 49 142 9 164 12

Human Services ......................................6 6 8 18 49 142 9 164 12 Education ............................................. 6 6 8 18 49 142 9 164 12

Other Technologies ................................................25 22 11 86 261 890 59 1,635 78

Auto Body Repair & Paint ..........................3 2 8 14 18 114 8 188 25 Auto Mechanics Tech ...............................8 7 11 34 77 345 23 758 25 Carpentry ...................................................2 1 14 2 32 47 3 42 3 Electricity ................................................. 1 1 5 4 5 20 1 20 4 Electronics ....................................................8 8 12 24 93 277 18 489 8 Machine Shop ..........................................2 2 8 6 15 45 3 75 10 Welding ................................................... 1 1 21 2 21 42 3 63 3

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis. 4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 5/ Spanish added in Fall 2001. 6/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.


APPENDIX D-2NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/

KAUA‘I COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001



TOTAL ..............................................................................................219 -4.4 18 211 -3.7 16 210 -0.5 16 207 -1.4 15 198 -4.3 16

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/....................................................................................................................................................................125 0.0 20 125 0.0 17 123 -1.6 18 123 0.0 16 108 -12.2 18 Humanities ......................................................................................................65 -4.4 19 70 7.7 16 66 -5.7 16 68 3.0 16 62 -8.8 17 Natural Sciences ............................................................................................36 20.0 19 32 -11.1 17 32 0.0 18 35 9.4 16 30 -14.3 19 Social Sciences ..............................................................................................16 0.0 26 16 0.0 25 16 0.0 24 11 -31.3 23 10 -9.1 26 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................8 -27.3 19 7 -12.5 16 9 28.6 18 9 0.0 15 6 -33.3 15

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................94 -9.6 16 86 -8.5 15 87 1.2 13 84 -3.4 13 90 7.1 13 Business Technologies .........................................................................................46 -23.3 20 47 2.2 16 44 -6.4 15 44 0.0 15 45 2.3 15 Food Service Tech .........................................................................................6 20.0 20 6 0.0 19 6 0.0 18 6 0.0 21 6 0.0 17 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................12 9.1 12 11 -8.3 12 11 0.0 11 10 -9.1 11 11 10.0 11 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................7 40.0 12 4 -42.9 8 7 75.0 5 7 0.0 7 6 -14.3 8 Other Technologies .............................................................................................23 0.0 12 18 -21.7 13 19 5.6 9 17 -10.5 8 22 29.4 11



APPENDIX D-3STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE

KAUA‘I COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001


TOTAL ..............................................................................................12,099 -3.0 803 10,505 -13.2 699 9,831 -6.4 654 9,161 -6.8 611 9,386 2.5 624

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 1/....................................................................................................................................................................7,036 -6.5 467 6,199 -11.9 414 6,139 -1.0 408 5,738 -6.5 381 5,647 -1.6 376 Humanities .......................................................................................................3,722 -11.7 248 3,419 -8.1 230 3,219 -5.8 214 3,293 2.3 218 3,308 0.5 220 Natural Sciences ..............................................................................................1,834 9.6 121 1,408 -23.2 93 1,490 5.8 99 1,472 -1.2 98 1,460 -0.8 97 Social Sciences ...............................................................................................1,257 -3.9 83 1,206 -4.1 80 1,173 -2.7 78 751 -36.0 50 771 2.7 52 Other General Academic ..............................................................................................223 -32.6 15 166 -25.6 11 257 54.8 17 222 -13.6 15 108 -51.4 7

CAREER & TECH INSTR 2/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................5,063 2.4 336 4,306 -15.0 285 3,692 -14.3 246 3,423 -7.3 230 3,739 9.2 248 Business Technologies .........................................................................................2,647 6.6 176 2,161 -18.4 143 1,897 -12.2 127 1,808 -4.7 122 1,865 3.2 124 Food Service Tech ..........................................................................................481 15.3 32 485 0.8 32 436 -10.1 29 501 14.9 33 419 -16.4 28 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................546 2.2 36 482 -11.7 32 453 -6.0 30 386 -14.8 26 423 9.6 28 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................220 -11.3 15 104 -52.7 7 100 -3.8 7 131 31.0 9 142 8.4 9 Other Technologies .............................................................................................1,169 -7.1 77 1,074 -8.1 71 806 -25.0 53 597 -25.9 40 890 49.1 59



Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

100

200

300

400

500


Total 351 326 324 343 306 302 308 304 305 314 318

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30


Total 21 22 23 23 24 23 22 22 21 21 21

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200


Total 925 882 868 888 839 810 825 820 815 796 801


91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

10,000

20,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

70,000

80,000


Total 58,655 56,605 59,191 59,956 58,244 55,472 54,332 54,163 51,898 50,086 51,726

Leeward Community College, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

APPENDIX E-1COURSE REGISTRATION AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE SUMMARY, BY COURSE OFFERING

LEEWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 2001


TOTAL ...............................................318 801 21 2,387 17,230 51,726 3,447 55,461 2,619

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 4/.............................................................................................193 605 23 1,811 14,118 42,691 2,844 39,400 1,600

Humanities ..................................................112 344 22 1,044 7,419 22,615 1,507 19,133 827

Art ............................................................. 11 25 22 75 543 1,629 109 1,442 41 Asian Studies 5/............................................................. 2 2 31 6 62 186 12 186 6 Communications ....................................... 2 3 29 9 87 261 17 261 9 Dance ........................................................ 4 5 19 15 96 288 19 231 9 Drama ........................................................ 4 6 22 18 130 390 26 390 18 English ...................................................... 18 120 20 360 2,456 7,368 491 5,163 252 English as a Second Language .......................11 16 17 48 276 828 55 90 9 Foreign Languages ..................................................14 46 16 177 713 2,753 185 2,831 174 East Asian Lang/Lit ............................................1 1 18 3 18 54 4 54 3 Hawaiian .............................................. 3 7 15 28 104 416 28 368 24 Japanese .............................................. 4 16 16 64 254 1,016 68 992 60 Spanish ................................................. 4 17 15 62 252 927 62 1,108 69 Tagalog ............................................... 2 5 17 20 85 340 23 309 18 Hawaiian Studies ...................................... 2 2 21 6 42 126 8 126 6 History ..................................................... 5 36 33 108 1,197 3,591 239 3,483 102 Humanities .............................................. 1 1 26 3 26 78 5 78 3 Journalism .............................................. 1 1 17 3 17 51 3 51 3 Linguistics ................................................. 1 1 21 3 21 63 4 63 3 Music ....................................................... 22 28 13 57 366 842 56 928 57 Philosophy .............................................. 5 16 32 48 514 1,542 103 1,542 48 Religion .................................................. 6 13 28 39 370 1,110 74 891 30 Speech .................................................... 3 23 22 69 503 1,509 101 1,377 57


Biochemistry ..........................................................................2 3 35 9 105 315 21 315 9 Biological Sciences .................................. 15 33 24 100 808 2,505 167 3,250 139 Biology ................................................. 6 12 24 35 291 888 59 961 42 Botany .................................................. 3 6 22 16 133 363 24 495 24 Microbiology ........................................ 2 7 28 17 198 510 34 678 25 Zoology ............................................... 4 8 23 32 186 744 50 1,116 48 Chemistry ............................................... 4 5 19 20 94 376 25 564 30 Engineering ............................................. 4 4 17 13 66 213 14 243 12 Civil Engineering ................................. 1 1 15 3 15 45 3 45 3 Electrical Engineering .......................... 2 2 20 7 39 132 9 162 6 Mechanical Engineering .......................... 1 1 12 3 12 36 2 36 3 Mathematics ............................................ 12 82 24 249 2,007 6,094 406 5,748 234 Oceanography .......................................... 2 8 31 22 247 727 48 727 22 Physical Sciences ................................... 8 13 29 34 375 1,040 69 1,182 42 Astronomy ........................................... 1 5 39 15 197 591 39 591 15 Geology & Geophysics ............................ 2 3 31 7 93 239 16 279 9 Physics ................................................. 5 5 17 12 85 210 14 312 18 Quantitative Methods ................................ 2 3 15 9 46 138 9 138 9 Science ................................................... 1 2 19 8 38 152 10 228 12

Social Sciences ......................................... 22 90 31 268 2,753 8,225 549 7,821 255

American Studies .................................... 2 3 34 9 101 303 20 303 9 Anthropology .......................................... 2 9 32 27 288 864 58 759 24 Economics ............................................... 3 18 28 54 498 1,494 100 1,401 51

APPENDIX E-1 (cont.)


TOTAL ...............................................318 801 21 2,387 17,230 51,726 3,447 55,461 2,619 Geography ............................................. 4 9 30 25 273 785 52 819 27 Political Science ..................................... 3 7 33 21 232 696 46 696 21 Psychology .............................................. 4 28 32 84 893 2,679 179 2,499 78 Social Sciences ....................................... 1 4 23 12 90 270 18 210 9 Sociology ................................................. 2 11 32 33 348 1,044 70 1,044 33 Women's Studies ................................... 1 1 30 3 30 90 6 90 3


Aerospace Studies 6/............................................................................. 2 3 4 5 11 14 1 Interdisciplinary Studies ......................... 5 11 13 23 138 258 17 51 9 Military Science ................................................ 2 4 3 7 11 19 1

CAREER & TECH INSTR 7/....................................................................................................................................125 196 16 576 3,112 9,035 603 16,061 1,019

Business Technologies .......................................66 125 16 334 2,002 5,567 371 6,244 387

Accounting .............................................. 11 18 20 48 355 1,045 70 954 42 Business .................................................. 12 28 17 82 496 1,413 94 1,273 74 Electronic Commerce 8/.......................................9 9 6 9 50 50 3 Information & Computer Science ......................17 43 17 131 739 2,217 148 2,345 150 Management .......................................... 2 2 13 6 25 75 5 75 6 Office Administration & Tech ...............................14 24 13 55 322 722 48 1,556 112 Office Admin & Tech ............................... 14 24 13 55 322 722 48 1,556 112 Travel Industry Management .......................... 1 1 15 3 15 45 3 42 3

Food Service Tech ........................................... 13 15 13 57 202 641 43 1,595 115

Food Service .......................................... 13 15 13 57 202 641 43 1,595 115

Health Service Tech ......................................... 5 7 18 21 126 378 26 321 15

Food Sci & Human Nutrition ........................ 2 4 18 12 73 219 15 219 12 Opticianry 9/ ......................................................2 2 10 6 19 57 4 Pharmacology ......................................................1 1 34 3 34 102 7 102 3

Public Service Tech ........................................... 6 11 20 33 221 663 44 606 30

Human Services ...................................... 6 11 20 33 221 663 44 606 30 Human Services .................................. 5 8 18 24 141 423 28 366 21 Law ....................................................... 1 3 27 9 80 240 16 240 9


Autocad 6/............................................... 3 4 10 12 39 117 8 117 12 Auto Mechanics Tech ............................. 12 14 16 62 229 969 65 5,681 367 Computer Aided Design ............................................5 5 6 15 31 93 6 93 15 Comp Aided Facil Mgmt 6/.................................... 1 1 2 3 2 6 0 6 3 Comp Aided Geog Inf Sys 6/.................................... 1 1 3 3 3 9 1 9 3 Comp Aided 3-D Design 6/........................................................................ 2 2 10 6 19 57 4 57 6 Comp Aided Tech Illustr 6/........................................................................ 1 1 7 3 7 21 1 21 3 Digital Media 8/....................................... 7 8 13 24 102 306 20 306 24 TV Production ........................................ 8 7 20 18 160 301 20 1,098 54

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis. 4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 5/ Asian Studies added in Spring 1999. 6/ Aerospace Studies, AutoCAD, Computer Aided Facilities Management, Computer Aided Geographic Info Systems, Microstation, Computer Aided Technical Illustration, Computer Aided Three Dimensional Design added in Fall 1999. 7/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction. 8/ Electronic Commerce and Digital Media added in Fall 2000. 9/ Opticianry added in Summer 2001.


APPENDIX E-2NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/

LEEWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001



TOTAL .................................................................................................825 1.9 22 820 -0.6 22 815 -0.6 21 796 -2.3 21 801 0.6 21

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/....................................................................................................................................................................623 0.5 23 643 3.2 23 623 -3.1 23 616 -1.1 22 605 -1.8 23 Humanities ....................................................................................................343 0.3 22 362 5.5 21 349 -3.6 21 351 0.6 21 344 -2.0 22 Natural Sciences ..........................................................................................151 -3.2 25 160 6.0 25 153 -4.4 25 151 -1.3 24 153 1.3 25 Social Sciences ............................................................................................109 3.8 28 103 -5.5 28 98 -4.9 27 90 -8.2 29 90 0.0 31 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................20 17.6 15 18 -10.0 12 23 27.8 8 24 4.3 12 18 -25.0 9

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................202 6.3 18 177 -12.4 18 192 8.5 17 180 -6.3 17 196 8.9 16 Business Technologies .........................................................................................131 4.8 19 112 -14.5 18 120 7.1 18 112 -6.7 17 125 11.6 16 Food Service Tech .......................................................................................17 21.4 14 14 -17.6 19 18 28.6 15 19 5.6 14 15 -21.1 13 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................5 25.0 31 5 0.0 30 5 0.0 29 5 0.0 21 7 40.0 18 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................13 0.0 17 13 0.0 15 15 15.4 17 13 -13.3 16 11 -15.4 20 Other Technologies .............................................................................................36 5.9 17 33 -8.3 17 34 3.0 12 31 -8.8 15 38 22.6 14



APPENDIX E-3STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE

LEEWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001


TOTAL .................................................................................................54,332 -2.1 3,621 54,163 -0.3 3,613 51,898 -4.2 3,460 50,086 -3.5 3,340 51,726 3.3 3,447

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 1/....................................................................................................................................................................44,037 -3.1 2,934 44,994 2.2 3,003 42,577 -5.4 2,839 41,630 -2.2 2,776 42,691 2.5 2,844 Humanities .......................................................................................................23,053 -1.5 1,536 23,666 2.7 1,579 22,785 -3.7 1,518 22,256 -2.3 1,484 22,615 1.6 1,507 Natural Sciences ..............................................................................................11,403 -9.1 759 12,342 8.2 825 11,635 -5.7 777 11,156 -4.1 743 11,560 3.6 769 Social Sciences ...............................................................................................9,140 0.4 609 8,686 -5.0 579 7,833 -9.8 523 7,703 -1.7 514 8,225 6.8 549 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................441 7.0 30 300 -32.0 20 324 8.0 21 515 59.0 35 291 -43.5 19

CAREER & TECH INSTR 2/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................10,295 2.8 687 9,169 -10.9 610 9,321 1.7 621 8,456 -9.3 564 9,035 6.8 603 Business Technologies .........................................................................................6,471 -0.2 432 5,627 -13.0 375 5,953 5.8 397 5,332 -10.4 355 5,567 4.4 371 Food Service Tech .........................................................................................791 -2.0 53 886 12.0 59 830 -6.3 55 797 -4.0 53 641 -19.6 43 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................459 82.1 30 447 -2.6 29 438 -2.0 29 315 -28.1 21 378 20.0 26 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................675 -1.3 45 585 -13.3 39 754 28.9 50 601 -20.3 40 663 10.3 44 Other Technologies .............................................................................................1,899 5.9 127 1,624 -14.5 108 1,346 -17.1 90 1,411 4.8 95 1,786 26.6 119



Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

50

100

150

200

250

300

350


Total 302 297 309 294 299 282 297 295 299 288 299

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30


Total 18 19 20 22 24 22 21 20 20 19 18

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

100

200

300

400

500


Total 424 421 400 408 370 400 409 427 419 413 427


91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000


Total 19,797 21,061 21,042 23,217 23,154 24,132 23,788 23,909 23,604 22,417 21,798

Maui Community College, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

APPENDIX F-1COURSE REGISTRATION AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE SUMMARY, BY COURSE OFFERING

MAUI COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 2001


TOTAL ...............................................299 427 18 1,210 7,708 21,798 1,452 26,732 1,130


Humanities ..................................................57 119 19 363 2,305 7,052 470 7,797 357

Art .............................................................7 8 22 18 172 410 27 634 15 Communications .......................................2 5 19 15 97 291 19 291 15 Dance .......................................................2 3 15 9 45 135 9 180 2 Drama .......................................................3 3 16 9 48 144 10 163 5 English .....................................................12 50 18 150 880 2,640 176 2,640 150 Foreign Languages .................................7 17 18 66 307 1,196 80 1,395 66 Hawaiian ................................................3 8 17 32 138 552 37 690 32 Japanese ................................................2 3 23 12 70 280 19 280 12 Spanish .................................................2 6 17 22 99 364 24 425 22 Hawaiian Studies .................................... 1 3 24 9 73 219 15 219 9 History ..................................................... 5 10 33 30 327 981 65 981 30 Humanities .............................................. 1 2 24 6 48 144 10 144 6 Journalism ................................................1 1 13 3 13 39 3 39 3 Linguistics .................................................................................................1 1 20 3 20 60 4 60 3 Music ....................................................... 7 6 12 15 72 184 12 226 11 Philosophy .............................................. 4 4 21 12 84 252 17 468 24 Religion ....................................................1 1 42 3 42 126 8 126 3 Speech .................................................... 3 5 15 15 77 231 15 231 15

Natural Sciences ........................................41 56 21 163 1,200 3,787 252 4,236 147

Biological Sciences ................................. 9 14 22 51 313 1,154 77 1,520 42 Biology ................................................. 4 8 17 28 133 435 29 507 24 Botany .................................................. 2 3 16 10 47 155 10 183 9 Microbiology ........................................ 1 1 32 5 32 160 11 224 3 Zoology .................................................2 2 51 8 101 404 27 606 6 Chemistry .................................................3 3 14 8 41 107 7 117 6 Mathematics .............................................20 31 19 78 586 1,691 113 1,691 77 Oceanography ..........................................4 3 24 8 74 200 13 202 7 Physical Sciences .....................................4 4 42 14 167 559 37 649 12 Astronomy ..........................................................1 2 61 6 122 366 24 366 6 Physics ................................................. 3 2 23 8 45 193 13 283 6 Science ................................................... 1 1 19 4 19 76 5 57 3

Social Sciences ...........................................17 31 25 93 767 2,301 154 2,299 93

Anthropology ............................................3 5 29 15 147 441 29 441 15 Economics ...............................................4 5 29 15 143 429 29 429 15 Geography ...............................................1 3 19 9 56 168 11 168 9 Human Development .................................2 2 13 6 25 75 5 73 6 Political Science .......................................2 3 15 9 44 132 9 132 9 Psychology .............................................. 2 8 28 24 223 669 45 669 24 Social Science ..........................................1 1 16 3 16 48 3 48 3 Sociology .................................................2 4 28 12 113 339 23 339 12

APPENDIX F-1 (cont.)


TOTAL ...............................................299 427 18 1,210 7,708 21,798 1,452 26,732 1,130


Coop Arts & Science Education .................2 3 14 35 2 42 6 Health, Physical Ed & Recreation .................1 1 24 1 24 24 2 Interdisciplinary Studies ...........................2 4 9 6 36 50 3 79 9 Learning Skills ......................................... 2 2 16 6 32 96 6 96 6


Business Technologies .........................................49 84 18 221 1,532 3,909 261 4,137 213

Accounting .............................................. 9 12 20 37 237 711 47 781 39 Business .................................................. 5 7 22 19 152 434 29 423 18 Bus Comp Info Sys 6/....................................................2 9 21 27 188 564 38 564 24 Business Law ..................................................1 1 31 3 31 93 6 93 3 Hotel Operations ......................................5 5 22 17 119 355 24 357 18 Information & Computer Science ....................10 19 17 62 333 1,009 67 1,003 56 Management ............................................1 2 24 6 47 141 9 141 6 Office Administration & Tech .................................16 29 14 50 425 602 41 775 49 Business Machines ...............................1 2 19 2 38 38 3 50 3 Office Admin & Tech ............................14 26 14 45 378 537 36 698 44 Word Processing ...................................1 1 9 3 9 27 2 27 3

Food Service Tech ..........................................17 23 13 69 322 885 59 2,824 98

Food Service ............................................17 23 13 69 322 885 59 2,824 98

Health Service Tech ...........................................21 38 15 104 560 1,426 95 2,153 56

Food Sci & Human Nutrition ............................3 4 22 8 87 181 12 198 9 Health ..........................................................1 1 11 1 11 11 1 11 1 Nursing .....................................................17 33 14 95 462 1,234 82 1,944 46

Public Service Tech ..............................................15 22 15 52 337 793 53 809 56

Administration of Justice ......................... 4 4 12 12 47 141 9 141 12 Human Services ......................................10 17 16 39 279 641 43 657 43 Education ...............................................6 11 15 23 164 344 23 441 31 Human Services .................................. 2 4 22 10 89 219 15 138 6 Social Services ..................................... 2 2 13 6 26 78 5 78 6 Occupational Safety & Health ......................1 1 11 1 11 11 1 11 1


Agriculture ............................................... 6 6 16 14 96 184 12 263 16 Auto Body Repair & Paint .......................13 5 11 10 53 106 7 212 5 Auto Mechanics Tech ..............................9 10 14 32 137 447 30 773 19 Carpentry .................................................14 6 11 12 67 134 9 134 Drafting Tech ............................................5 1 18 4 18 65 4 119 4 Electricity ................................................. 2 2 7 4 13 26 2 39 2 Electronics ...............................................5 3 10 14 36 123 8 189 9 Energy ..................................................... 3 3 6 13 36 78 5 149 15 Fashion Tech ...........................................6 7 10 18 70 184 12 246 12 Maintenance .............................................3 2 8 5 16 33 2 45 2 Welding ................................................... 8 2 16 2 31 42 3 73 2

APPENDIX F-1 (cont.)


TOTAL ...............................................299 427 18 1,210 7,708 21,798 1,452 26,732 1,130

Other Occup/Vocational ........................................1 0 1 6 18 1 18 3

Coop Voc Educ ................................................1 0 1 6 18 1 18 3

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis. 4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 5/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction. 6/ Business Computer Information Systems added Fall 2000.


APPENDIX F-2NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/

MAUI COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001



TOTAL .....................................................................................................409 2.3 21 427 4.4 20 419 -1.9 20 413 -1.4 19 427 3.4 18

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/....................................................................................................................................................................200 5.3 23 201 0.5 23 200 -0.5 22 195 -2.5 22 213 9.2 20 Humanities .........................................................................................................112 4.7 22 118 5.4 21 115 -2.5 21 116 0.9 20 119 2.6 19 Natural Sciences ................................................................................................50 11.1 24 47 -6.0 26 45 -4.3 26 48 6.7 24 56 16.7 21 Social Sciences ..................................................................................................33 10.0 26 30 -9.1 28 31 3.3 26 27 -12.9 28 31 14.8 25 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................5 -37.5 17 6 20.0 22 9 50.0 15 4 -55.6 19 7 75.0 13

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................209 -0.5 19 226 8.1 17 219 -3.1 17 218 -0.5 16 214 -1.8 15 Business Technologies .........................................................................................92 1.1 21 91 -1.1 21 95 4.4 21 96 1.1 19 84 -12.5 18 Food Service Tech ...........................................................................................19 5.6 34 21 10.5 18 22 4.8 16 24 9.1 16 23 -4.2 13 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................35 25.0 16 35 0.0 14 36 2.9 15 35 -2.8 15 38 8.6 15 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................13 -38.1 16 17 30.8 18 21 23.5 15 17 -19.0 14 22 29.4 15 Other Technologies .............................................................................................50 -3.8 13 62 24.0 11 45 -27.4 13 46 2.2 12 47 2.2 12



APPENDIX F-3STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE

MAUI COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001


TOTAL .....................................................................................................23,788 -1.4 1,584 23,909 0.5 1,592 23,604 -1.3 1,576 22,417 -5.0 1,493 21,798 -2.8 1,452

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 1/....................................................................................................................................................................14,172 -1.6 943 14,238 0.5 950 13,506 -5.1 901 13,064 -3.3 872 13,345 2.2 889 Humanities ........................................................................................................7,736 -1.7 517 7,790 0.7 519 7,220 -7.3 482 7,092 -1.8 473 7,052 -0.6 470 Natural Sciences .................................................................................................3,670 1.6 244 3,688 0.5 246 3,616 -2.0 241 3,473 -4.0 232 3,787 9.0 252 Social Sciences ...................................................................................................2,556 0.6 169 2,496 -2.3 167 2,424 -2.9 161 2,295 -5.3 154 2,301 0.3 154 Other General Academic ..................................................................................................210 -44.7 13 264 25.7 18 246 -6.8 17 204 -17.1 13 205 0.5 13

CAREER & TECH INSTR 2/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................9,616 -1.2 641 9,671 0.6 642 10,098 4.4 675 9,353 -7.4 621 8,453 -9.6 563 Business Technologies .........................................................................................4,783 1.8 318 4,710 -1.5 312 4,816 2.3 321 4,722 -2.0 314 3,909 -17.2 261 Food Service Tech ...........................................................................................1,080 3.0 72 1,119 3.6 75 1,057 -5.5 70 1,066 0.9 71 885 -17.0 59 Health Service Tech ........................................................................................1,374 18.9 91 1,270 -7.6 84 1,480 16.5 99 1,357 -8.3 90 1,426 5.1 95 Public Service Tech ........................................................................................682 -25.9 47 820 20.2 55 1,000 22.0 67 643 -35.7 42 793 23.3 53 Other Technologies .............................................................................................1,694 -9.7 113 1,722 1.7 114 1,725 0.2 117 1,554 -9.9 103 1,422 -8.5 94 Other Occup/Voc ...............................................................................................3 -90.0 30 900.0 2 20 -33.3 1 11 -45.0 1 18 63.6 1



Number of Courses

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

50

100

150

200


Total 141 152 151 144 141 130 131 129 132 137 128

Average Class Size

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

5

10

15

20

25

30


Total 20 21 21 23 23 22 22 23 22 21 22

Number of Classes

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

50

100

150

200

250

300


Total 232 248 233 221 222 210 212 204 210 211 215


91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 010

4,000

8,000

12,000

16,000

20,000


Total 13,549 15,163 14,411 14,482 14,395 13,590 13,346 13,391 13,500 13,042 14,111

Windward Community College, Fall Semesters 1991 - 2001

APPENDIX G-1COURSE REGISTRATION AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE SUMMARY, BY COURSE OFFERING

WINDWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 2001


TOTAL ...............................................128 215 22 626 4,795 14,111 940 14,464 586


Humanities .................................................54 102 23 303 2,366 7,115 473 7,196 273

Art ........................................................... 9 12 21 36 259 772 51 777 33 Communications .................................... 1 2 29 6 57 171 11 171 6 Drama .......................................................4 4 19 12 74 222 15 222 12 English .....................................................8 29 23 87 656 1,968 131 1,994 79 Foreign Languages ..................................7 12 19 46 224 863 58 863 38 Hawaiian ....................................................2 5 13 20 67 268 18 268 20 Japanese .................................................3 4 23 15 90 345 23 345 15 Spanish .................................................2 3 22 11 67 250 17 250 3 Hawaiian Studies .................................... 1 3 27 9 82 246 16 246 9 History ........................................................5 16 31 48 496 1,488 99 1,488 48 Humanities ........................................................1 1 29 3 29 87 6 87 3 Journalism .................................................2 2 14 4 28 73 5 63 3 Music .........................................................10 9 14 16 128 226 15 287 6 Philosophy .................................................2 4 28 12 110 330 22 330 12 Religion .....................................................3 3 34 9 102 306 20 306 9 Speech .......................................................1 5 24 15 121 363 24 363 15

Natural Sciences ..........................................32 52 22 147 1,160 3,330 221 3,351 133

Biological Sciences ...................................9 11 20 33 221 663 44 727 22 Biology ..................................................5 6 20 18 119 358 24 422 9 Botany ....................................................2 2 21 7 42 141 9 141 7 Microbiology ..........................................2 3 20 8 60 164 11 164 6 Chemistry ................................................ 4 5 20 11 102 232 15 195 9 Geographic Info Sys 5/ ................................................1 1 15 3 15 45 3 45 3 Mathematics ................................................9 20 25 63 497 1,559 104 1,564 64 Oceanography .........................................1 2 30 6 60 180 12 180 6 Physical Sciences ................................... 8 13 20 31 265 651 43 640 30 Astronomy ..............................................1 3 27 9 81 243 16 255 10 Geology-Geophysics ............................ 3 6 23 14 139 319 21 319 14 Physics ..................................................4 4 11 8 45 89 6 66 6

Social Sciences ..........................................19 33 27 106 933 2,795 188 2,844 100

Anthropology .............................................2 4 32 12 129 387 26 387 12 Economics ...................................................2 3 27 9 80 240 16 240 9 Geography ................................................2 3 20 9 59 177 12 177 9 Political Science ...................................... 3 5 24 15 119 357 24 357 15 Psychology ............................................. 4 11 29 33 323 969 65 985 34 Social Sciences ........................................2 7 29 83 6 116 Sociology ................................................ 4 7 28 21 194 582 39 582 21


Health, Physical Ed & Recreation ................1 1 8 1 8 8 1 Interdisciplinary Studies ......................... 4 4 13 10 51 123 8 153 9 Learning Skills ......................................... 1 1 20 4 20 80 5 80 4

APPENDIX G-1 (cont.)


TOTAL ...............................................128 215 22 626 4,795 14,111 940 14,464 586

CAREER & TECH INSTR 6/....................................................................................................................................17 22 12 55 257 660 44 840 68

Business Technologies ...................................................15 20 12 49 241 612 41 785 61

Accounting .............................................. 2 4 11 8 43 103 7 90 6 Information & Computer Science ....................7 8 12 26 100 331 22 397 27 Management ............................................1 1 23 3 23 69 5 69 3 Office Administration & Tech ................................5 7 11 12 75 109 7 229 25 Office Admin & Tech ................................5 7 11 12 75 109 7 229 25

Technology ....................................................2 2 8 6 16 48 3 55 7

Agriculture .............................................. 2 2 8 6 16 48 3 55 7

1/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 093, 193, 293 (Cooperative Education) and 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 2/ Excludes courses with catalog numbers 099, 199, 299 (Directed Studies). 3/ Contact hours (student and instructor) understated. Data not available for some classes because they meet on an "hours arranged" basis. 4/ Formerly called General Academic Instruction; changed to General and Pre-professional Instruction. 5/ Geographic Info Systems added Spring 2000. 6/ Formerly called Occupational and Vocational Instruction; changed to Career and Technical Instruction.


APPENDIX G-2NUMBER OF CLASSES AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 1/

WINDWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001



TOTAL .................................................................................................212 1.0 22 204 -3.8 23 210 2.9 22 211 0.5 21 215 1.9 22

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 2/....................................................................................................................................................................179 3.5 23 176 -1.7 23 180 2.3 23 182 1.1 23 193 6.0 23 Humanities ......................................................................................................96 0.0 23 96 0.0 23 98 2.1 23 99 1.0 21 102 3.0 23 Natural Sciences ..............................................................................................45 2.3 23 44 -2.2 23 43 -2.3 22 49 14.0 24 52 6.1 22 Social Sciences ...............................................................................................28 0.0 27 26 -7.1 28 27 3.8 28 27 0.0 27 33 22.2 27 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................10 100.0 13 10 0.0 12 12 20.0 13 7 -41.7 14 6 -14.3 13

CAREER & TECH INSTR 3/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................33 -10.8 13 28 -15.2 17 30 7.1 16 29 -3.3 13 22 -24.1 12 Business Technologies .........................................................................................27 -15.6 14 22 -18.5 17 24 9.1 17 24 0.0 13 20 -16.7 12 Other Technologies .............................................................................................6 50.0 9 6 0.0 16 6 0.0 15 5 -16.7 12 2 -60.0 8



APPENDIX G-3STUDENT SEMESTER HOURS (SSH) AND COURSE FTE

WINDWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGEFALL 1997 TO FALL 2001


TOTAL ............................................................................................13,346 -1.8 890 13,391 0.3 891 13,500 0.8 899 13,042 -3.4 870 14,111 8.2 940

GEN & PRE-PROF INSTR 1/....................................................................................................................................................................12,295 -0.2 820 12,336 0.3 822 12,427 0.7 828 12,274 -1.2 819 13,451 9.6 896 Humanities ......................................................................................................6,714 -0.8 447 6,816 1.5 456 6,867 0.7 458 6,397 -6.8 426 7,115 11.2 473 Natural Sciences .............................................................................................2,950 -1.9 197 2,932 -0.6 195 2,836 -3.3 188 3,306 16.6 221 3,330 0.7 221 Social Sciences ..............................................................................................2,336 7.2 157 2,339 0.1 155 2,356 0.7 157 2,277 -3.4 152 2,795 22.7 188 Other General Academic ..........................................................................................295 -20.7 19 249 -15.6 16 368 47.8 25 294 -20.1 20 211 -28.2 14

CAREER & TECH INSTR 2/...........................................................................................................................................................................................................1,051 -16.9 70 1,055 0.4 69 1,073 1.7 71 768 -28.4 51 660 -14.1 44 Business Technologies .........................................................................................966 -10.0 64 870 -9.9 57 916 5.3 61 679 -25.9 45 612 -9.9 41 Other Technologies .............................................................................................85 -16.7 6 185 117.6 12 157 -15.1 10 89 -43.3 6 48 -46.1 3



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