# GED (Bilingual) (HSHI) (HSHI) courses

Santa Barbara City College · 2026-2027 Catalog · 3 courses

Source: https://catalog.sbcc.edu/sel/ahs-ged/

"Offered" lists sections in this catalog year's class schedules: Fall 2026, Spring 2027.

### HSHI NC030 — American History: Part 1

- **Units:** 1-5
- **Hours:** 100 (100 lecture)
- **Offered:** Fall 2026, 1 section (/c/santa-barbara-city-college/schedule/fall-2026/hshi.md); Spring 2027, 1 section (/c/santa-barbara-city-college/schedule/spring-2027/hshi.md)
- Transfer Information: AHS - US History

Adult High School course on early United States history up to 1877, including Native Americans, European settlements and the colonial period, the culture and contribution of African Americans, the American Revolution and the creation of the U.S. Constitution, industrialism, territorial expansion, and the causes and consequences of the Civil War. Course restricted to 98 repetitions

### HSHI NC040 — American History: Part 2

- **Units:** 1-5
- **Hours:** 100 (100 lecture)
- **Offered:** Fall 2026, 1 section (/c/santa-barbara-city-college/schedule/fall-2026/hshi.md); Spring 2027, 1 section (/c/santa-barbara-city-college/schedule/spring-2027/hshi.md)
- Transfer Information: AHS - US History

Adult High School United States history course covering 1865 to the present, beginning with the Reconstruction period and continuing with expansionism, industrialism, the causes and consequences of World War 1, the Great Depression, World War II, the Cold War period, the Civil Rights movement, globalization and America's role in the modern world. Course restricted to 98 repetitions

### HSHI NC050 — Immigrant Contributions and Experiences in the United States

- **Units:** 1-5
- **Hours:** 100 (100 lecture)
- **Offered:** not on the Fall 2026, Spring 2027 schedules
- Transfer Information: AHS - US History

Adult High School course in history and ethnic studies covering the Native American experience; the imposition of a master narrative and its effects on immigrants from Africa, Ireland, Asia, Mexico, Latin America; and the Jewish and Muslim diasporas. The context of majority culture, relationships between groups, and contributions of minorities are emphasized. Course restricted to 98 repetitions