A description is provided of the associate degree nursing curriculum at a hypothetical community college located in a residential community in California. After providing background on the college and a rationale for the provision of nursing education at the institution, the goals and objectives of the college and its department of nursing are outlined, including specific objectives for the associate degree in nursing (ADN) program. Following a description of the the students for whom the program is intended, an annotated list of the courses in the ADN program is presented, covering general college requirements, program prerequisites, and the semester-by-semester course sequence. The final sections outline procedures for implementing the new curriculum, evaluating the program, and revising the curriculum. (UCM)