Spring 2015 Registration Guide

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NEW WAYSto become aHealthcareProfessional

OCTECH PROUDWhy aren’t you already in college?

Please check the academic calendar atwww.octech.edu and your student email inConnect for current information.

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Just follow these 5 STEPSand you’ll be on your way to a future you can count on...1. complete FREE admissions applicationonline at www.octech.edu

2. submit official SAT, ACT, or Compass test scores and/or all college transcripts Compass test can be taken on campus Monday – Thursday from 8:30am to 4:00pm

3. complete financial aid application at www.fafsa.ed.gov

4. schedule an appointment with an advisor to plan your classes - call 803.535.1224

5. register for classes/pay tuition & fees

Applytoday!Spring Classes begin January 12

contact info 803.535.1234 or 1.800.813.6519 or [email protected]

IMPORTANTDATES FOR SPRING REGISTRATION u DECEMBER 15Tuition and fees aredue by 5pm toavoid late fees

u DECEMBER 16$50 late registrationfee begins

u JANUARY 8Spring Assembly

u JANUARY 12Spring classes begin

They grew up in theOrangeburg and St.Matthews areas and haddreams of going to ClemsonUniversity. Well-educatedand hard-working, both wereaccepted into ClemsonUniversity and graduatedwith degrees in HealthPromotion and Education in2009.Soon after graduation,

Mary Elmore Taber found sheneeded technical skills tostand out in the competitivefield of healthcare. Maryfound that the skills neededfor promising jobs inhealthcare could be foundat OCtech. In 2011, Marygraduated with an AssociateDegree in Nursing. She wenton to work at the RegionalMedical Center and theSouth Carolina OBGYNpractice at Palmetto HealthBaptist in Columbia.Currently, Mary is aRegistered Nurse atPalmetto Health Richlandin the Neonatal IntensiveCare Unit. She has alsorecently become ECMO(ExtracorporealMembraneOxygenation) certified.

had, whether in Orangeburgor Columbia, the doctorsalways say OCtech Nursinggrads know what they aredoing thanks to all of theirclinical experience.” Like Mary, Meredith

Faulling Hair also knew shehad to do more to get

ahead in the healthcarefield. After earning herdegree from Clemson,Meredith enrolled at theUniversity of South Carolinato obtain her Master ofPublic Health. After earningher master’s degree, sheworked for the Departmentof Education in the Healthand Nutrition division andcovered 12 school districts.She liked her job, but wanteda more hands-on careerwhere she could actually seeherself making a differencein peoples’ lives. That’s whenMeredith decided to applyto the Associate DegreeNursing program at OCtech.Meredith knows that aftertwo-years of training, she willearn a higher salary than shedid after earning hermaster’s degree. “So manypeople ask me if I feel like Iwasted time and money ona four-year degree. Ofcourse not,” said Meredith. “Ilook at it like I used thoseyears to find my true passion.I realized I wanted to be anurse. My four-year degreegave me a good foundationfor my career.” Meredith is currently in her

senior year of the program atOCtech and will graduate inMay. She was selected toparticipate in the RegionalMedical Center’s new HealthCoach program and wasrecognized as having thehighest academic averagein the Associate DegreeNursing freshman class.

Four-Year University Graduates Look to Us!

When I realized I wanted to become a nurse, I wouldn’t consider going anywhere else.

- Meredith

What I liked mostabout OCtech wasthe location, thegreat instructors andthe top-notch clinicalexperience I received,said Mary. “Every job I have

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Meredith and Mary have been close friends since childhood.

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We offer real-life training! At the Regional Medical Center alone,our Nursing and Health Science studentsspent more than 52,000 hours in clinicaltraining during the 2013-14 school year.

31,800 HOURS in Associate Degree Nursing

1611 HOURSin Respiratory Care

5040 HOURSin Practical Nursing

14,195 HOURSin Radiologic Technology

= 52,646 total hours

Nursing+Health Science

PROGRAMSASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE• Associate Degree Nursing• Physical Therapist Assistant• Radiologic Technology• Respiratory CareDIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCE • Practical Nursing• Medical AssistingCERTIFICATES• Certified Nursing Assistant• Computed Tomography• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)• Magnetic Resonance Imaging• Mammography• Patient Care Technician• Pre-Health Information Management• Major in Pre-Dental Hygiene• Pre-Occupational Therapy Assistant

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Join one of our elite Nursing+Health Science programs. How do we know our graduates are prepared?THE PROOF IS IN THE NUMBERS.

Associate Degree Nursing100% - 97.7%

Practical Nursing95%

Radiologic Technology 100%

Respiratory Care100% - 83.3%

EMT100%

(COLLECTIVE - FIRST-TIME TESTED)

Our students excel on national licensure and certification exams as evidenced by the pass ratesof our 2014 graduates.

PASS RATES

(COLLECTIVE - FIRST-TIME TESTED)

NEW ADMISSION OPTIONS FOR NURSING+HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAMS

A Sample Portion of the Admission Criteria for Associate Degree and Diploma Programs*All applicants must have a 2.5 GPA from the last college attended where 12 or more credit hours were attempted not including developmental courses.

THEN choose one of the following• score proficient (58.7%) on the TEAS V exam. We offer a FREE three-week TEAS Prep course to help anyone interested in gaining a competitive edge. Contact the Adult Education Department at 535-1321 or 535-1420 for more information.

• submit your college-level ACT or SAT scores • have a 2.75 GPA on Nursing and Health Science core courses (for more details, see criteria at www.octech.edu) • have an Associate or Bachelor degree with a GPA of 2.75 or higher2 springguide2015 OCtech 3

*for Physical Therapist Assistant and Medical Assisting admission criteria,visit www.octech.edu.


$ave Thousands of Dollars!Comparing tuition cost to a typical in-state four-year institution,OCtech can save you thousands of dollars. OCtech awarded $5 million in financial aid to its students in the Fall 2014 semester. There are so many ways to save on your college education!• Federal Pell Grant• Federal Supplementary Educational Opportunity Grant• South Carolina Need Based Grant • LIFE Scholarship• OCtech Foundation Scholarship• SC Lottery Tuition Assistance• Federal Student Loan• Veteran’s Benefits

DID YOUKNOW?High school

graduating seniors with a cumulative3.0 grade pointaverage can

attend OCtechat little

or no costwith the LIFEScholarship.

HEALTH INFORMATION PROGRAM(HIP) SESSIONApplication packets and the admissionrequirements to any of the Nursing andHealth Science programs may beobtained by attending a HealthInformation Program (HIP) session. Allapplicants are required to attend either a HIP session on our campus or an onlineHIP session prior to applying.

Sessions will be held at OCtech on the following dates: January 19 February 4 February 18March 11March 25

For more info about a session, call 803.535.1234. Due to demand, applicants are encouraged to apply early.

Submit your application NOW to be considered for Early Acceptance into OCtech’s 2015 Nursing and Health Science programs.

Applicants who choose not to takeadvantage of early acceptance willreceive a decision letter no later thanthe week of April 30, 2015.

Don’t put off your future! Apply now andbe on your way to a rewarding career! visit www.octech.edu or call 803.535.1234

Already a student at OCtech? Ask about Guaranteed Track Admissions.

ACCEPTANCE


Effective April 30, 2014, Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College's Physical Therapist Assistant Program has been grantedCandidate for Accreditation status by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (1111 North FairfaxStreet, Alexandria, VA, 22314; phone: 703.706.3245; email: [email protected]). Candidate for Accreditation is a pre-accreditation status of affiliation with the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education that indicates that the program may matriculate students in technical/professional courses and that the program is progressing towardaccreditation. Candidate for Accreditation is not an accreditation status nor does it assure eventual accreditation.

The U.S. Department of Education requires disclosure of certain information for certificates and diplomas that lead to gainful employment. To learn more, go to www.octech.edu /academics/gainful employment programs

university transferASSOCIATE IN ARTSUniversity TransferBusiness Administration (Citadel) Criminal Justice (Citadel)

TEACHER EDUCATION TRANSFER(USC, SCSU and Claflin University) Early Childhood EducationElementary EducationMiddle Level Education

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCEUniversity TransferRegistered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (USC Upstate)

Agriculture Education (Clemson University)Soils and Sustainable Crops (Clemson University)Food Science (Clemson University)Associate Degree Nursing PreparationLicensed Practical Nursing PreparationPhysical Therapist Assistant PreparationMedical Assisting PreparationRadiologic Technology PreparationRespiratory Care Preparation

CERTIFICATESustainable Agriculture

businessASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEAccountingAdministrative Office TechnologyGeneral Business

DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCEAdministrative Support

CERTIFICATESBasic AccountingEntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurship Business PlanLogistics

computer technologyASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEProgramming Information TechnologyPC Support Specialist

CERTIFICATESDatabase Internetworking - CISCONetwork Engineering - MCSENetwork SpecialistOffice Productivity - MCASWebmaster

electronics engineering technology ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCESpecialization in Computer ElectronicsSpecialization in Electronic Instrumentation

general technologyASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEAgriculture (Business, Automotive, Welding, Industrial Maintenance)Automated Manufacturing Technology (Engineering Graphics, Welding)Automotive/Diesel TechnologyEngineering Graphics TechnologyIndustrial Maintenance (Industrial Electronics)Industrial Maintenance/WeldingMechatronics Technology (Industrial Maintenance)Medical AssistingPatient Care TechnologyPower Plant Technology (Industrial Maintenance)

CERTIFICATESGeneral Studies

nursing+health scienceASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEAssociate Degree NursingPhysical Therapist AssistantRadiologic TechnologyRespiratory Care

DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCEPractical NursingMedical Assisting

CERTIFICATESComputed TomographyEmergency Medical TechnicianMagnetic Resonance ImagingMammographyPatient Care TechnicianCertified Nursing AssistantPre-Health Information ManagementMajor in Pre-Dental HygienePre-Occupational Therapy Assistant

human+public serviceASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCECriminal JusticeParalegal/Legal AssistantEarly Care and Education

DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCEEarly Childhood Development

CERTIFICATESEarly Childhood DevelopmentForensicsSecurity

industrial+technologyASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEAutomotive TechnologyIndustrial Electronics TechnologyMachine Tool Technology

CERTIFICATESBasic ElectricianBasic Diesel MaintenanceIndustrial ElectricianComputer Aided Design I, II, IIIUndercar SpecialistProduction OperatorBasic Industrial MaintenanceIndustrial Maintenance Mechanical and Electrical I, II

Mechatronics - FundamentalsMechatronics - Automated ControlsMechatronics - Advanced Automated SystemsPower Plant Technology I, II, IIIBasic WeldingIntermediate WeldingWelding FundamentalsProfessional Truck Driving

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Did you know students can earn college credit while in high school?Get ahead and startearning college credits now! Benefit from one-on-one attention and savethousands of dollars!

Why aren’t you already in college?Start college while still In high school


The OCtech Middle Collegeprogram gets ambitious juniorsand seniors into college

courses while they are still in highschool. Before a student graduateshigh school, he or she has thepossibility of earning almost twosemesters worth of college creditsthrough the Middle Collegeprogram. This allows students to get a jump

on their college degree while

saving thousands of dollars. This alsogives students wishing to transfer toa four-year university advantagesover other students that have nottaken dual enrollment courses. Forexample, the dual credit coursesallow students to prove theiracademic abilities prior to goingthrough the increasinglycompetitive admissions process.For students interested in

engineering and technology,

OCtech participates in the ProjectLead the Way® (PLTW®) program.PLTW® is an exciting portal intoengineering or engineeringtechnology, biomechanics,manufacturing, and other appliedmath and science areas. PLTW®

allows high school students of anyage to begin their collegecoursework toward degrees inengineering, manufacturing, andother related fields.

It’s not too Early to Plan For Summer! Make the most of your summer by enrolling in courses at OCtech. Choose from courses that meet for the full summer semester, mini sessions lasting 4½ weeks or 6weeks, or for even more flexibility, online courses.An OCtech advisor will be happy to help you selectcourses that will benefit you – whether you’ll be continuingyour studies in the fall at OCtech or transferring yourcourses to another college.

SUMMER GEN ED COURSESl Biology 101 - Biological Science Il Biology 102 - Biological Science IIl Computer Tech 101 - Intro to Computersl Computer Tech 170 - Microcomputer Applicationsl Economics 210 - Macroeconomicsl English 101 - English Composition Il English 102 - English Composition IIl English 205 - English Literature Il History 101 - Western Civilizationl History 102 - Western Civilization Past 1689l Math 110 - College Algebral Math 120 - Probability and Statisticsl Math 140 - Analytical Geometry and Calculusl Philosophy 101 - Intro to Philosophyl Psychology 201 - General Psychologyl Psychology 203 - Human Growth and Developmentl Speech 205 - Public Speakingl Sociology 101 - Intro to Sociology I

We come to you!!! OCtech bringsINSTANT ADMISSIONS DAY to your high school!During an Instant Admissions Day, students from servicearea high schools can apply and register for OCtechclasses. They will also learn about how to pay for their education through scholarships, grants and other avenues.It’s a one-stop shopping experience that will help streamline what can sometimes be an overwhelmingprocess for applicants. Call the Office of Admissions at803.535.1234 or visit www.octech.edu for more information.

Why aren’t you already in college?


Students interested in a career in healthcare can beginexploring this field through Middle College by enrolling incourses in Health Careers and Medical Terminology. Innine months, students may also earn their Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license through OCtech’s Middle College.

NEW High school students may prepare to apply foradmission into OCtech’s Nursing and Health Science programs after graduation by completeing 12 credit hoursof their general education courses with a 2.75 GPA.

WE ARE OCTECH PROUD!

We believe in what we doand that’s why we encourage our very own family to attend OCtech. Some of our most talented faculty and staff are, in fact, graduates of our programs.


Meet the Foley Family

David, Ann, Gary and Christopher

The Foleys met here at OCtech. Ann and Garyboth enjoyed juggling and got to know eachother while practicing a juggling act they wouldperform at an OCtech event. They were marriedthe following year.Gary and Ann, as well as their sons, are all

OCtech graduates. Gary, the College’s Directorof Information Technology, earned a degree inElectronic Instrumentation from OCtech and thenlater completed his Master’s degree in Educationat USC. Ann, a Senior Applications Analyst,graduated in Data Processing. David, their older son, is employed at Koyo and

is a graduate of our Engineering GraphicsTechnology program. Christopher is completinghis senior year in Radiologic Technology andworks part-time as a patient transporter at TRMC.

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Our faculty and staff value students and work to make their dreams of a career and abetter life come true every day. I am a 1985 graduate of the OCtech Associate Degree

Nursing program. It was here that I received a strong foundation and a quality nursing education that provided me the knowledge and

confidence to pursue my dream of a career in nursing.

- Kay BlackwellDean, Nursing and Health Science

The foundation for my career beganwith my OCtech education. It provided the means for further educational attainment and

unimaginable experiences. And thegood news is that there is a fantasticgroup of dedicated faculty that will do the same thing for you that their

predecessors did for me.

- Dr. Sandra S. DavisVice President for Student Services

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In August, OCtech welcomedits first class of 11 PresidentialScholars. This year’s participantsare 2014 graduates of Bamberg-Ehrhardt, Calhoun County,Dorchester Academy, Edisto,Hunter-Kinard-Tyler, OrangeburgPrep, and Williston-Elko highschools. During the one-year program,

the students will take 30 or morehours of transferrable generaleducation courses that will becustomized based upon transfercollege and curriculum. At theend of the year, our scholars planto transfer to Clemson University,

Charleston Southern University,USC-Columbia, USC-Aiken, USC-Upstate, Francis Marion Universityand the College of Charleston.The students have a variety ofinterests and are planning towardcareers in Education, Nursing,Radiology, Agriculture, PhysicalTherapy, and Pharmacy.Job Shadowing is an important

part of the Presidential Scholarsprogram. This fall, students havelearned more about careeropportunities by shadowing atClemson Extension, Grove ParkPharmacy, Calhoun County HighSchool, and TRMC.

As part of the program, thestudents hear from guest speakersin a “Lunch-and-Learn” format.Dede Cook, President of theOrangeburg County Chamber ofCommerce, began the speakerseries in early October, and othercommunity leaders andrepresentatives from business andindustry will follow.Looking ahead, our Presidential

Scholars will tour the StarbucksRoasting Plant in Gaston, take atrip to see The Mountaintop (aperformance about the life ofMartin Luther King, Jr.) and attenda USC baseball game.


the first class of Presidential ScholarsWelcoming

Presidential Scholars Program?• a one-year program for recent high school grads with at least a 3.0 GPA who have never attended college and have qualifying SAT, ACT or Compass test scores

• promotes academic and leadership skills• includes a summer enrichment program for transferrable course credits of either a study abroad experience or an internship with a local business

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Please check the academic calendar at www.octech.edu and yourstudent email in Connect for current information.

So Many Benefits forPresidential Scholars...Be ready for the next step in yourcollege career! Save money!Students meeting the qualificationsof admissions into the program willpay no tuition due to LifeScholarship or greatly reducedtuition due to a Pell Grant. Studentswill be provided with a laptopcomputer/netbook to use duringtheir time at OCtech.Campus Visits! Students will visit theirchosen in-state transfer college atleast once during the program.While on the campus, each studentwill attend a class that is part of hisor her major curriculum, take a tour,and meet and talk to students,faculty, and student servicesrepresentatives on the campus.Make Connections! Students willvisit area businesses relevant to theircurriculum, meet business leaders,and discuss issues regarding trendsand job outlooks in specific careerfields.Fun Activities! Students will beprovided opportunities to attendcollege activities such as basketballor baseball games on four-yearcollege campuses, local concertsor theatrical performances, just toname a few. At least one activitywill be available each semester.

TO APPLYContact Christy Hughes Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences [email protected]

We are looking for the best of thebest among recent high schoolgraduates! Do you want to be apart of something special that setsyou apart from the rest of thecrowd? Do you want to savethousands of dollars while stillworking toward your educationalgoals? If so, this elite program is foryou!

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Read what an areaemployer had to say about

one of our students:

Her willingness tolearn, grow, andwork is what

impressed me themost. It is said thatknowing is half thebattle. I believewillingness is theother half – thewillingness to actupon what youknow, build upon

what you know, andlearn what you don'tknow. She was eagerto perform her duties

and learn.- Angel Howell, J.O.G.

Enterprises, LLC

If you choose to work for abusiness or start a business, the skills acquired in our programs will prepare you for success! The following programs are available:• General Business • Administrative Office Technology

• Accounting• Entrepreneurship• Administrative Support• LogisticsGraduates of these programshave rewarding and successfulcareers in businesses, accountingfirms and big name corporations.Apply to OCtech today and inonly a few semesters, you’ll be onyour way to the career you’vealways wanted.

WHERE ARE OUR BUSINESS GRADUATES NOW?• Allstate Insurance• C.F. Evans Construction• Century 21 The Moore Group• Koyo• Lowe’s• Sun Printing• Walmart• Zeus and many more!

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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)are certified healthcareproviders who are trained torespond, treat, and transportindividuals in emergencysituations. EMTs work alongsidedispatchers, Advanced EMTs,and Paramedics as membersof the Emergency MedicalTeam. The median salary for an

EMT in our area is $29,800, andEMT professionals are in

demand. Since all ambulancedrivers must now be certified,more certified EMTs areneeded, especially in ruralareas like Orangeburg andCalhoun Counties where amajority of patients liveoutside the city limits. According to the US Bureau

of Labor and Statistics, the joboutlook for EmergencyMedical Technicians isexpected to increase by 33%by 2020, much faster than theaverage for all other

employment types. Thisincrease is expected to addover 75,000 jobs to the market. OCtech’s EMT certificate

prepares students to work withthe Emergency MedicalSystem (EMS) and becomestate and nationally certifiedas an EMT-Basic. Afterreceiving this training, studentsmay choose to pursueadditional training in theEmergency Medical System tobecome Advanced EMTs orParamedics.

EMT Certificate Options:OCTECH’S CAMPUSl complete in two semestersl evening classes meet twice a week QUICKJOBS CENTER in St. Matthewsl complete in one semester l evening classes meet 3 or 4 times a week with Friday lab

Bill Williams, one of our EMT Instructors,has over 30 years of experience as a Paramedic and over 10 years of experience as an Instructor.

Earn a Great SalaryAfter Only OneSemester

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Michael Milton, Electronic Instrumentation Technology student and ContinentalTire Apprentice, was selected to attend the 21st National ATE PrincipalInvestigators Conference in Washington, DC. The conference wasmade possible by The American Association of Community Collegeswith the support of the National Science Foundation. Miltonattended along with four faculty and staff members from OCtech. During the conference, Michael participated in “meet and

greet” sessions with industry representatives and sharedinformation about his apprenticeship at Continental Tire andthe OCtech Aquaculture Project.

In the Engineering GraphicsTechnology program, we usethe 3D Printer to generate 3DModels to help studentsvisualize objects. The 3D Printeris also used to createprototypes for designs likethese.

Some of Our State-of-the-Art Equipmentl Hunter ‘Hawkeye’ Alignment Systeml Robinair Air Conditioning Stationl Hunter Low-profile Tire Machine l Numerous Snap-on diagnostic tools

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Latest Technology GIVES STUDENTS Competitive Edge

A 2012 Chevrolet Volt serieshybrid vehicle is being used toenhance the education ofstudents enrolled in theAutomotive Technologyprogram. The Chevy Volt willcomplement a LG-Createparallel hybrid vehicle trainerprovided by the OCtechFoundation.The Chevy Volt and LG-

Create Hybrid Trainer willprovide students the hands-onexperience necessary tobecome an AutomotiveService Excellence (ASE)certified technician. The Volt’s

high tech systems andimpressive computer controlsare now being used on manyother mainstream vehicles. “Our OCtech automotive

students will have acompetitive advantage foremployment due to theirexperience with these hybridsystems,” said Dennis Jonski,Automotive ProgramCoordinator. “Our students arecommitted to their courseworkto become certifiedautomotive technicians.”

CHEVY VOLT


ACC-101 Accounting Principles IACC-102 Accounting Principles IIACC-111 Accounting ConceptsACC-124 Individual Tax ProcedureACC-202 Intermediate Accounting IIACC-240 Computerized AccountingACC-275 Selected Topics in AccountingAET-101 Building Systems IAGR-202 SoilsAGR-204 Introduction to Plant ScienceAHS-104 Medical Vocabulary/AnatomyAHS-105 Medical Ethics and LawAHS-106 Cardiopulmonary ResuscitationAHS-110 Patient Care ProceduresAHS-119 Health CareersAHS-143 Phlebotomy SkillsAHS-145 ElectrocardiographyAHS-163 Long-Term CareAHS-166 ECG in a Clinical SettingAHS-180 Health Careers PreparationAHS-181 Healthcare Document FormattingART-101 Art History and AppreciationAUT-102 Engine RepairAUT-115 Manual Drive Train/AxleAUT-131 Electrical SystemsAUT-159 Tools, Equipment & Reference ManualsAUT-211 Advanced BrakesAUT-222 Four Wheel AlignmentAUT-262 Advanced Auto Diagnosis & RepairAUT-268 Specialty Topics in AutomotivesAUT-270 SCWE in Automotive TechnologyBAF-101 Personal FinanceBIO-101 Biological Science IBIO-102 Biological Science IIBIO-110 General Anatomy & PhysiologyBIO-112 Basic Anatomy & PhysiologyBIO-210 Anatomy & Physiology IBIO-211 Anatomy & Physiology IIBIO-225 MicrobiologyBIO-240 NutritionBUS-101 Introduction to BusinessBUS-110 EntrepreneurshipBUS-120 Business PlanBUS-140 Business MathematicsBUS-268 Special Project in BusinessCHM-105 General Organic & BiochemistryCHM-110 College Chemistry ICHM-111 College Chemistry IICHM-212 Organic Chemistry IICOL-103 College SkillsCOL-107 Computer Literacy Skills for

College SuccessCOL-205 Leadership SeminarCPT-101 Introduction to ComputersCPT-104 Introduction to Information TechnologyCPT-119 Computer & Online Learning

FundamentalsCPT-163 Introduction to Multimedia for Web PagesCPT-170 Microcomputer ApplicationsCPT-174 Microcomputer SpreadsheetCPT-200 Database Design ICPT-201 Database Design IICPT-202 SQL Programming ICPT-203 SQL Programming IICPT-209 Computer Systems ManagementCPT-237 Advanced Java ProgrammingCPT-239 Active Server Pages

CPT-264 Systems and ProceduresCPT-268 Computer End-User SupportCPT-283 PHP Programming ICPT-295 Desktop Publishing ApplicationCRJ-101 Introduction to Criminal JusticeCRJ-120 Constitutional LawCRJ-125 CriminologyCRJ-202 CriminalisticsCRJ-224 Police Community RelationsCRJ-230 Criminal Investigation ICRJ-238 Industrial & Retail SecurityCRJ-242 Correctional SystemsCRJ-250 Criminal Justice Internship IECD-101 Introduction to Early ChildhoodECD-107 Exceptional ChildrenECD-108 Family & Community RelationECD-132 Creative ExperiencesECD-133 Science & Math ConceptsECD-135 Health, Safety, & NutritionECD-201 Principle of Ethics and Lead in

Early Care EductionECD-203 Growth & Development IIECD-243 Supervised Field Experience IECO-201 Economics ConceptsECO-210 MacroeconomicsECO-211 MicroeconomicsEDU-201 Classroom Inquiry With TechnologyEDU-241 Learners & DiversityEEM-118 AC/DC Circuits IIEEM-140 National Electrical CodeEEM-165 Resident/Commercial WiringEEM-221 DC/AC DrivesEEM-235 Power SystemsEET-141 Electronic CircuitsEET-261 Electronic TroubleshootingEET-273 Electronics Senior ProjectEGR-112 Engineering ProgrammingEGT-110 Engineering Graphics IEGT-152 Fundamentals of CADEGT-220 Structural & Piping ApplicationsEGT-245 Principles of Parametric CADEGT-265 CAD/CAM ApplicationsEIT-212 Introduction to Electronic Instrumentation IIEIT-220 Control PrinciplesEIT-240 SCWE in Electronic InstrumentationEIT-242 Senior Project in Electronic InstrumentationEIT-244 Computers & PLC's in InstrumentationELT-208 Introduction to RoboticsEMS-105 Emergency Medical Care IEMS-106 Emergency Medical Care IIEMS-208 EMS Field Internship IENG-031 Developmental EnglishENG-032 Developmental EnglishENG-101 English CompositionENG-102 English Composition IIENG-155 Communications IENG-160 Technical CommunicationsENG-165 Professional CommunicationsENG-202 American Literature IIENG-206 English Literature IIENG-207 Literature for ChildrenFRE-102 Elementary French IIHIS-101 Western Civilization to 1689 IHIS-102 Western Civilization Post 1689 IIHIS-112 Nonwestern CivilizationsHIS-115 African-American HistoryHIS-201 American History: Discovery to 1877

SPRING 2015 COURSE LIST


HIS-202 American History: 1877 to PresentHSS-101 Introduction to HumanitiesHSS-105 Technology and CultureIDS-101 Human Thought & LearningIMT-131 Hydraulics and PneumaticsIMT-170 Statistical Process ControlIMT-211 Basic Industrial Skills IIIMT-221 Electrical Motor MaintenanceIMT-223 Packing & SealsIMT-230 Reliability Centered MaintenanceIMT-232 Gear BoxesIMT-235 Precision MeasurementIST-202 Cisco Router ConfigurationIST-225 Internet CommunicationsIST-235 Handheld Computer ProgrammingIST-237 Intermediate Website DesignIST-245 Local Area NetworksIST-273 Advanced Client/Server DevIST-290 Special Topics in Information ScienceIST-291 Fundamentals of Network Security ILEG-120 TortsLEG-121 Business Law ILEG-122 Business Law IILEG-135 Introduction to Law and EthicsLEG-201 Civil Litigation ILEG-213 Family LawLEG-230 Legal WritingLEG-231 Criminal LawLEG-232 Law Office ManagementLEG-233 Wills, Trusts, & ProbateLOG-113 Material Handling TechnologyLOG-235 Traffic ManagementMAT-031 Developmental MathMAT-032 Developmental MathMAT-101 Beginning AlgebraMAT-102 Intermediate AlgebraMAT-110 College AlgebraMAT-111 College TrigonometryMAT-120 Probability & StatisticsMAT-130 Elementary CalculusMAT-140 Analytical Geometry & Calculus IMAT-155 Contemporary MathematicsMAT-175 Algebra and Trigonometry IMAT-176 Algebra and Trigonometry IIMAT-250 Elementary Mathematics IMAT-251 Elementary Mathematics IIMED-109 Medical Business RecordsMED-112 Medical Assisting PharmacologyMED-116 Medical Office Lab Procedures IIMED-124 Medical Computer PracticumMGT-101 Principles of ManagementMGT-150 Fundamentals of SupervisionMGT-201 Human Resource ManagementMGT-240 Management Decision MakingMGT-290 SCWE in ManagementMKT-101 MarketingMKT-135 Customer Service TechniquesMRI-120 Advanced MRI ImagingMRI-137 MRI Procedures of the Abdomen & PelvisMRI-138 MRI Procedures of the ThoraxMRI-162 MRI Clinical Practicum IIMTT-123 Machine Tool Theory IIMTT-125 Machine Tool Theory IIIMTT-224 Tool & Diemaking Practice IIMTT-232 Tool and Diemaking IIMTT-241 Jigs and Fixtures IMTT-249 Introduction to CAM

MTT-250 Principles of CNCMTT-252 CNC Setup & OperationsMUS-105 Music AppreciationNUR-111 Common Health ProblemsNUR-161 Basic Concepts of PharmacologyNUR-201 Transition NursingNUR-211 Care of Childbearing FamilyNUR-214 Mental Health NursingNUR-215 Management of Patient CareNUR-216 Nursing SeminarPHI-110 EthicsPHY-201 Physics IPHY-221 University Physics IPNR-130 Medical/Surgical Nursing IIPNR-140 Medical/Surgical Nursing IIIPNR-182 Special Topics in PN: PharmacologyPSC-201 American GovernmentPSY-103 Human RelationsPSY-201 General PsychologyPSY-203 Human Growth & DevelopmentPSY-212 Abnormal PsychologyPTH-244 RehabilitationPTH-270 Special Topics in Physical TherapyPTH-275 Advanced Professional PreparationPTH-276 Physical Therapy Practicum IIRAD-110 Radiographic Imaging IRAD-117 Breast Imaging EquipmentRAD-118 Seminars in MammographyRAD-120 Principles of CTRAD-122 Breast Anatomy, Physiology & PathologyRAD-123 Mammography PositioningRAD-125 Clinical Applications in MammographyRAD-131 Computed Tomography of the Head & SpineRAD-133 Computed Tomography of the ExtremitiesRAD-136 Radiographic Procedures IIRAD-160 Clinical Applications IIRAD-165 Applied Radiography IIRAD-201 Radiation BiologyRAD-220 Selected Imaging TopicsRAD-268 Advanced Radiography IIRAD-280 Advanced Imaging IRDG-031 Developmental ReadingRDG-032 Developmental ReadingREL-101 Introduction to ReligionRES-111 PathophysiologyRES-131 Respiratory Skills IIRES-150 Clinical Applications IRES-205 Neonatal Respiratory CareRES-236 Cardiopulmonary DiagnosticsRES-255 Clinical PracticeSOC-101 Introduction to SociologySPA-101 Elementary Spanish ISPA-102 Elementary Spanish IISPC-205 Public SpeakingTDR-101 Introduction to Truck Driver TrainingTDR-102 Fundamentals of Truck Driver TrainingTDR-103 Preparation for CDL ExamWLD-103 Print Reading IWLD-106 Gas and Arc WeldingWLD-111 Arc Welding IWLD-113 Arc Welding IIWLD-115 Arc Welding IIIWLD-132 Inert Gas Weld FerrousWLD-135 Inert Gas Welding of AluminumWLD-154 Pipe Fitting & WeldingWLD-225 Arc Welding Pipe I

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Faculty Offices C. Adult Education/Lecture 118

Faculty Offices D. Classrooms 201-206 E. Classrooms 301-308 F. Classrooms 401-407 G. Classrooms 503-507/Faculty Offices H. Classrooms 601A/601B/602I. Classrooms 801-806 J. Classrooms 701-705 K. Health Science Center

Classrooms 117-166/Faculty Offices L. Classrooms 1403-1415 M. Lecture 1512/Classrooms 1506-1517 N. Classrooms 1602-1634 P. Classroom 1205R. Roquemore Auditorium

Classrooms 106-205/Faculty Offices S. Admissions/Financial Aid

Student Records/Advising/CounselingCashier/Café/OCtech Foundation Marketing

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