Spring 1982 course registration data are presented for regular credit programs at the six Hawaii community colleges (i.e., Honolulu, Kapiolani, Kauai, Leeward, Maui, and Windward). Table 1 provides a course registration summary by campus, which contrasts fall 1981 and spring 1982 data in the areas of numbers of courses, classes, and semester hours; student registrations and semester hours (SSH); course full-time equivalent (FTE); and student and instructor contact hours. Table 2 offers data on average class size by program and campus for 1981-82. Table 3 summarizes course registration by program, Table 4 illustrates number of classes and average class size by program, and Table 5 shows SSH and course FTE by program. The remaining 18 tables provide detailed information for each campus. As noted in the report highlights, (1) all course registration measures except the number of courses and semester hours offered dropped slightly from fall 1981 to spring 1982; (2) the number of courses offered increased at all campuses and resulted in a net increase of 7.5% over fall 1981; (3) average class size in spring 1982 was 23 students, compared to the fall average of 24; (4) the average size of general education classes was consistently larger than that of vocational education classes; and (5) general education offerings accounted for 53.3% of the total courses and 61.6% of the total classes. An appendix defines terms. (KL)