Collette Gibson

Email: collette.gibson@canyons.edu
Office: Seco 202B (C-202B) Map
Phone: 661-362-3711
Mailing address: 26455 Rockwell Canyon Road, Valencia, CA 91355

Spring 2025 Schedule

Student Contact Hours

• Monday 3:00-4:00 in MESA Center, Aliso Lab 114
• Tuesday 1:30-2:30 in TLC
• Wednesday 2:00-3:00 in my office
• Other student contact times are available by appointment.

Classes

MW: Math 104X @9:30-1:25 in Mentry 240
TTh: Math 100 @9:30-10:50 in Mentry 240
TTH: Math 100 @11:00-12:20 in Mentry 240

NC.Math-011, NC.Math-015, NC.Math-018 (noncredit math classes)

Math 104X:  Precalculus with Support

This class is taught seamlessly.  Therefore take the lecture and lab time you see in the schedule of classes, and combine them.  That is our class time, and I will give two breaks.  

I encourage you to try some of our noncredit short math classes over the Winter.  Short means around 10 - 12 hours for a class.  The "classes" are similar to chapters from a book when we used to offer below transfer level algebra classes.

Math 100: Liberal Arts Mathematics

Book

You may download a free book, or spend approximately $9 for looseleaf printed copies from the bookstore. Purchase a 3-ring binder (1.5 or 2 inches) if you purchase the looseleaf pages. A link to the pdf copy of the book is available through the Math Department website.

Please wait until one or two weeks before the start of the semester before ordering the book or downloading it in case we make edits.

I will begin with Chapters 2 and 8 in the book for work with decimals (politics), percentages, and proportions.

Noncredit Math to Refresh Your Skills

I highly recommend that you enroll in some of our Noncredit Math classes if your Math placement was Level 1 or if you have previously struggled with Math 100.

You may begin with NC.Math-004, and 005 to prepare for Chapter 2 on percentages and proportions. I also recommend NC.Math-002, 003, 007, and 008. You may also complete NC.Math-001 and 006 to complete the certificates.

These classes are only 6-10 hours each, are free, are fully online, and there is no transcript notation. Please see the Math Department website for more information about these courses.

If you do not know your Math placement level, you may check with Admissions and Records (A&R) or Counseling.