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Program	Credential	Description
Accounting ▸ 21 courses	—	source
Accounting Professional ▸ 13 courses	—	source
Accounting Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Bakeshop Operations ▸ 13 courses	—	source
Basic Gastronomy ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Business Administration ▸ 13 courses	—	source
Business Professional ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Business Start-Up ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Business Transfer ▸ 44 courses	—	source
Customer Experience Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Entrepreneur Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Entrepreneurship Generalist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Financial Counseling Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Financial Planning Professional ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Food Studies ▸ 12 courses	—	source
Foodservice Fundamentals ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Hospitality Leadership ▸ 24 courses	—	source
Human Resources Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Marketing Specialists ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Real Estate Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Restaurant Operations ▸ 13 courses	—	source
Sustainable Baking Management ▸ 28 courses	—	source
Sustainable Culinary Management ▸ 28 courses	—	source
Sustainable Food Systems ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Tax Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Alcohol and Drug Counseling ▸ 38 courses	—	source
Alcohol and Drug Counseling Certificate ▸ 10 courses	Certificate	source
Criminal Justice - Corrections ▸ 27 courses	—	source
Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement ▸ 25 courses	—	source
Criminal Justice Transfer ▸ 73 courses	—	source
Early Childhood Educator ▸ 24 courses	—	source
Human Services - General ▸ 10 courses	—	source
Human Services - General Human Services ▸ 37 courses	—	source
Human Services - Gerontology ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Human Services Transfer ▸ 36 courses	—	source
Immigration Laws Specialist ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Legal Professional Certificate of Achievement ▸ 6 courses	Certificate	source
Legal Specialist Career Certificate ▸ 18 courses	Certificate	source
Legal Studies - Paralegal ▸ 16 courses	—	source
Legal Studies - Paralegal Accelerated Certificate ▸ 7 courses	Certificate	source
Litigation Specialist Career Certificate ▸ 8 courses	Certificate	source
Transactional Law Specialist ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Art ▸ 35 courses	—	source
Certificate in Analog Photography ▸ 4 courses	Certificate	source
Certificate in Digital Photography ▸ 3 courses	Certificate	source
Content Creation ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Design, Interactivity, and Media Arts - 2-D Animation ▸ 28 courses	—	source
Design, Interactivity, and Media Arts - 3-D Animation and Games ▸ 29 courses	—	source
Design, Interactivity, and Media Arts - Graphic Design ▸ 30 courses	—	source
Design, Interactivity, and Media Arts - Illustration ▸ 26 courses	—	source
Design, Interactivity, and Media Arts - Web Design ▸ 25 courses	—	source
Digital Cinema Career Certificate ▸ 5 courses	Certificate	source
Fashion Design ▸ 26 courses	—	source
Interior Design ▸ 25 courses	—	source
Photography ▸ 17 courses	—	source
Publication Writing and Design ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Theatre - Playwriting ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Video/Audio Communication Arts ▸ 32 courses	—	source
Video/Audio Communication Arts - Audio ▸ 25 courses	—	source
Video/Audio Communication Arts - Digital Cinema ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Video/Audio Communication Arts - Screenwriting ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Video/Audio Communication Arts - Sound Recording ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Clinician to Coder Career Certificate ▸ 5 courses	Certificate	source
Community Health Career Certificate ▸ 6 courses	Certificate	source
Health and Wellness Coaching Career Certificate ▸ 7 courses	Certificate	source
Health Data and Information Management ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Health Information Management Systems - Medical Coding and Billing ▸ 21 courses	—	source
Health Information Management Systems - Medical Office Assistant ▸ 12 courses	—	source
Health Information Management Systems - Medical Office Management ▸ 21 courses	—	source
Healthcare Leadership ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Medical Assisting ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Major Requirements for Nursing - Associate Degree ▸ 18 courses	Degree	source
Major Requirements for Nursing - Practical ▸ 19 courses	—	source
Paramedicine ▸ 14 courses	—	source
Paramedicine - Professional Health Studies ▸ 3 courses	—	source
Professional Health Studies Associate of Applied Science ▸ 13 courses	Degree	source
Professional Health Studies for Medical Assisting ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Public Health ▸ 13 courses	—	source
Respiratory Therapy ▸ 27 courses	—	source
Administrative Technology Career Certificate ▸ 8 courses	Certificate	source
AI Systems Design and Innovation ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Associate in Applied Sciences General Education Requirements - 22.5 credits ▸ 2 courses	Degree	source
Cisco Advanced Networking ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Cloud/Server Administration Career Certificate ▸ 12 courses	Certificate	source
Computer Technology Transfer - Computer Science ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Computer Technology Transfer - Cybersecurity ▸ 21 courses	—	source
Computer Technology Transfer - Management Information Systems ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Customer Service Representative ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Cybersecurity ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Cybersecurity Career Certificate ▸ 7 courses	Certificate	source
Data Science Career Certificate ▸ 9 courses	Certificate	source
Database Administration Career Certificate ▸ 8 courses	Certificate	source
Digital Technology Career Certificate ▸ 6 courses	Certificate	source
Full Stack Developer Career Certificate ▸ 10 courses	Certificate	source
Game Developer ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Information Technology Networking Technician ▸ 7 courses	—	source
IT Support ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Software Developer Career Certificate ▸ 12 courses	Certificate	source
Software Testing and Automation ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Advanced Firefighter Operations ▸ 11 courses	—	source
Architectural Design Technology ▸ 19 courses	—	source
Architectural Engineering Design Technology ▸ 31 courses	—	source
ATV/Snowmobile Technician Career Certificate ▸ 6 courses	Certificate	source
Auto Collision Entry Level Technician ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Auto Collision Estimating ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Auto Collision Technology ▸ 24 courses	—	source
Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair Technician ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Automotive Technician Assistant ▸ 2 courses	—	source
Automotive Technology ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Automotive Under-Vehicle Specialist ▸ 3 courses	—	source
Basic Firefighter Operations ▸ 5 courses	—	source
BIM Architectural ▸ 4 courses	—	source
BIM Electrical ▸ 6 courses	—	source
BIM Mechanical ▸ 6 courses	—	source
BIM Structural ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Building Automation Systems ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Building Maintenance ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Civil Engineering - Land Surveying ▸ 16 courses	—	source
Civil Engineering Technician ▸ 18 courses	—	source
Civil Engineering Technology - AEC Professions ▸ 18 courses	—	source
Civil Site Design ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Collision Engineering Fundamentals Certificate ▸ 7 courses	Certificate	source
Commercial Construction ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Commercial HVAC/R Technology ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Commercial HVAC/R Technology Career Certificate ▸ 6 courses	Certificate	source
Computer-Aided Design ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Computer-Aided Drafting ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Computer-Aided Manufacturing Design ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Construction and Building Science - Construction Management ▸ 27 courses	—	source
Construction and Building Science - Construction Technology ▸ 23 courses	—	source
Construction and Building Science - Framing and Finishing Specialist ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Construction Management ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Diesel Technology - Diesel Service ▸ 19 courses	—	source
Diesel Technology - Heavy Equipment ▸ 18 courses	—	source
Diesel Truck ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Electrical Apprenticeship ▸ 19 courses	Apprenticeship	source
Electrical Mechanical Systems ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Electrical Technology ▸ 27 courses	—	source
Electrical Technology - Building Electrical ▸ 11 courses	—	source
Electrical/Mechanical Maintenance Technology ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Facilities Operations and Maintenance ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Facilities Operations and Maintenance Technology ▸ 16 courses	—	source
Fire Science Technology ▸ 22 courses	—	source
Floral Design ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Gas Metal Arc Welding ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding ▸ 9 courses	—	source
General Construction/Remodeling ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Heating and Air Conditioning Technology ▸ 11 courses	—	source
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration ▸ 25 courses	—	source
Horticulture ▸ 25 courses	—	source
Horticulture Science ▸ 12 courses	—	source
Industrial Electrical ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Industrial Electrical Technician ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Introduction to BIM for Civil Engineering ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Introductory Welding Pathway ▸ 11 courses	—	source
Landscape Design ▸ 17 courses	—	source
Landscape Design Certificate of Achievement ▸ 12 courses	Certificate	source
Landscape Maintenance & Management ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Logistics ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Manufacturing Pre-Apprenticeship Career Certificate ▸ 5 courses	Apprenticeship	source
Manufacturing Process Operations ▸ 8 courses	—	source
Manufacturing, Power, and Process Operations Technology ▸ 18 courses	—	source
Marine Technician Career Certificate ▸ 7 courses	Certificate	source
Market Farming ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Masonry and Concrete Construction ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Mechanical Design Technology ▸ 13 courses	—	source
Mopar Career Automotive Program ▸ 16 courses	—	source
Motorcycle Technician Career Certificate ▸ 8 courses	Certificate	source
Outdoor Power Equipment Technician Career Certificate ▸ 6 courses	Certificate	source
Pipe Welding ▸ 10 courses	—	source
Plant ID ▸ 7 courses	—	source
Plumbing Apprenticeship ▸ 15 courses	Apprenticeship	source
Plumbing Apprenticeship - Pre-Apprenticeship Plumbing ▸ 11 courses	Apprenticeship	source
Plumbing Fundamentals ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Powersports and Outdoor Power Technology ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Precision Machine Basics ▸ 5 courses	—	source
Precision Machine Technology - CNC and Tool and Die Technology ▸ 14 courses	—	source
Precision Machine Technology - CNC Technology ▸ 13 courses	—	source
Production Maintenance ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Programmable Logic Controllers ▸ 4 courses	—	source
Prototype Design ▸ 17 courses	—	source
Prototype Design Career Certificate ▸ 6 courses	Certificate	source
Residential Carpentry ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Shielded Metal Arc Welding ▸ 9 courses	—	source
Stationary Engineer ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Surveying ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Toyota Drivetrain Diagnostic & Repair Specialist ▸ 6 courses	—	source
Utility Line Technician ▸ 17 courses	—	source
Welding Technology ▸ 38 courses	—	source
Welding Technology - Manufacturing ▸ 20 courses	—	source
Welding Technology - Pipe ▸ 24 courses	—	source
Welding Technology - Structural ▸ 23 courses	—	source
Biotechnology Associate in Science ▸ 23 courses	Degree	source
Biotechnology Career Certificate ▸ 5 courses	Certificate	source
Biotechnology Certificate of Achievement ▸ 14 courses	Certificate	source
Creative Writing Certificate ▸ 17 courses	Certificate	source
Global Perspectives ▸ 21 courses	—	source
Liberal Arts/Academic Transfer - Associate in Arts ▸ 11 courses	Degree	source
Liberal Arts/Academic Transfer - Associate in Science ▸ 15 courses	Degree	source
Liberal Arts/Academic Transfer - Creative Writing ▸ 45 courses	—	source
Medical Language Interpretation Certificate ▸ 7 courses	Certificate	source
Professional Communication ▸ 11 courses	—	source

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Code	Title	Credits	Description
ACCT1050	Survey of Accounting	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basics of accounting, covering the purpose of accounting, debits and credits, recording transactions, the accounting cycle, financial statements, and basic payroll. Add… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1100	Accounting I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamental principles of accounting in this course, the first of three accounting courses covering principles of accounting. Students explore financial topics through… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1110	Accounting II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamental principles of accounting in this course, the second of three accounting courses covering principles of accounting. Students explore financial topics through… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1120	Accounting III	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamental principles of accounting in this course, the third of three accounting courses covering principles of accounting. Students explore financial topics through… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1215	QuickBooks for Small Business	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to utilize the QuickBooks Online software to record transactions related to sales, expenses, inventory, and payroll, including receipts and payments. Using the software, st… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1220	Spreadsheet Basics for Accounting and Business	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basics of data analytics, including how the role of the accountant is changing as a result of computerization and the availability of data. Students learn the AMPS mode… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1360	Payroll Accounting	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in an in-depth study of various payroll systems, including the study of laws and practices related to payroll accounting. Students prepare payroll and compute deductions.… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1370	Individual Income Tax	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamental principles of individual income tax. This course introduces students to current tax law, basic filing requirements, includable income, adjustments, itemized… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT1371	Business Income Tax	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamental principles of federal business taxation. This course introduces students to basic filing requirements, includable income, adjustments, deductions, and tax c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT2120	Intermediate Accounting I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in an advanced study of financial accounting. This is the first of three courses covering intermediate financial accounting. Students learn basic accounting theory, review… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT2130	Intermediate Accounting II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in an advanced study of financial accounting. This is the second of three courses covering intermediate financial accounting. Students review and expand knowledge of basic… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT2140	Intermediate Accounting III	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in an advanced study of financial accounting. This is the third of three courses covering intermediate financial accounting. Students review and expand knowledge of basic… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT2230	Microcomputer Business Applications	4.5	4.5 Credits This course has two segments. In the first segment, students create spreadsheets for analysis, forecasting, problem solving, and decision-making. In the second segment, students use Accou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT2330	Managerial Cost Accounting	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the role of the accountant or manager as decision maker. Topics covered involve a study of relevant costs for decision making; contribution margin approach to decision maki… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT2800	Ethics in Business	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamental theories of ethics and their application to business. Students explore ethical and moral issues common in the business and accounting world. Topics include… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ACCT2900	Special Topics in Accounting	—	Variable Credits Students learn topics related to special content areas that are not appropriately treated in other accounting courses. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 Course source
ACCT2940	Accounting Capstone	1.5	1.5 Credits Students experience multiple opportunities to apply knowledge and practice skills acquired in the curriculum of an accounting program of study. Students prepare for professional employmen… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
ACCT2981	Internship in Accounting	—	Variable Credits Students apply the principles, procedures and rules learned in financial accounting, cost/managerial accounting, income tax accounting, or payroll accounting in an actual work enviro… source
AMFG1000	Introduction to Prototype Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the fundamentals of prototype design. Students learn the three integrated concepts of design thinking, business acumen, and low-volume production to ideate, prototype, an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1001	Introduction to Automation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the basic principles of automated systems and the tasks that technicians perform on the job. Topics include the history, development, and current applications o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1010	Industrial Safety and Health	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers the basics of industrial safety and health. Topics covered are OSHA-required and include introduction to OSHA, managing safety and health, hazard communication, fire pr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1100	Logistics and Warehousing for Applied Technologies	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the logistics and warehousing career field. Students study the planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and products by road, air, rail,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1101	Sensors in Manufacturing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the basic principles and practices of sensor technology used in advanced manufacturing. Students learn to utilize commonly used sensor technology from simple sw… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1105	Digital Electronics in Prototyping	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to basic electronic circuits, digital devices, and digital circuits. This course emphasizes the concepts and principles through hands-on activities. Students learn… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1210	Prototyping With Solidworks	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the SolidWorks Interface and use fundamental techniques, tools, and workflows to bring prototypes to life in three dimensions. Through hands-on exercises, assignments, an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1225	How to Build Almost Everything	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn basic concepts of prototype construction using tools and materials found in the Prototype Design Laboratory. Students take part in a laboratory project using stationary and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1320	Intermediate SolidWorks	4.5	4.5 Credits This course continues to focus on developing skills for the successful use of SolidWorks parametric software. Emphasis is on the mechanics of motion. Topics include the fundamental concep… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG1500	Introduction to Distribution	4.5	4.5 Credits Students interested in learning about the importance of distribution in manufacturing need a good overview of distributors and distributorships. This course provides this by examining the… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG2050	Problem-Solving	3	3 Credits This course builds troubleshooting expertise for maintenance professionals and decision-makers at all levels. It examines creative and critical thinking, problem solving, and troubleshootin… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AMFG2100	Introduction to Robotics	4	4 Credits Students learn basic concepts and skills in industrial robotic operations with emphasis on the Fanuc R-J30iA series robot controller. Students program, test, run, and trouble-shoot FANUC ma… 4 cr · 4 hr source
AMFG2110	Vision for Industrial Robotics	4	4 Credits Students learn to program a vision system as a stand-alone solution and integrate it into robotic systems. The student will receive instruction on general vision concepts, including camera… 4 cr · 4 hr source
AMFG2200	Work Cell Design & Integration	4	4.0 Credits Students receive advanced instruction in selecting equipment, writing specifications, designing fixtures and interconnects, integrating systems, providing interfaces, and making the assig… 4 cr · 4 hr source
AMFG2510	Robotic Concepts in Prototyping	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the design, use, and programming of robots. Topics include robot anatomy, sensing, degrees-of-freedom, the Cartesian coordinate system, lean manufacturing conce… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG2516	Rapid Prototyping	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about digital tools and techniques relevant to the task of visualizing and prototyping 3-D designs in the Prototype Design Lab. Students review the fundamentals and theory… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG2644	Prototyping the Internet of Things	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the network of physical objects which are embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity that enable these objects to collect an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG2900	Special Topics in Advanced Manufacturing	4.5	4.5 Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas related to the Advanced Manufacturing program. Recommended: AMFG 1000 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
AMFG2980	Prototype Design Capstone	4.5	4.5 Credits This course gives Prototype Design program students the opportunity to integrate the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the curriculum. Students work with an industry partner to dev… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH1000	Appreciation of Architecture	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the art and language of architecture through a historical and contemporary lens. The architectural design process and community are examined along with building metho… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH1005	AEC Industry	6	6.0 Credits Students learn aspects of the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) industry including the roles of professionals involved in the building design and construction process. The… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ARCH1105	Revit Fundamentals	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain an introduction to Revit as a BIM (Building Information Modeling) tool while providing an overview of operation and terminology for building documentation. Students will hav… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH1115	Revit Essentials	9	9.0 Credits Through hands-on experience, students learn to navigate and operate Autodesk Revit software. Students employ Revit to represent architecture in 2D and 3D space as a means of producing tec… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH1160	AutoCAD for Architecture	9	9.0 Credits Students learn 2D computer-aided drawing techniques and foundational skills in an architectural context. Students identify and use AutoCAD software applications to create drawings, docume… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH1200	Wood-Frame Architecture	9	9 Credits Students learn about the process for designing, documenting and constructing wood frame buildings through reading, lectures, on-site observation and a project. Students explore the properti… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH1250	Revit Project Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn fundamental skills for managing Revit projects to optimize organization, coordination and workflow within a multi-discipline design team. Previous experience with Revit is… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH1400	Building Materials	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about building materials and their relevant properties. Students examine how materials are used for structural, thermal, and finish systems in buildings as well as how they… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH1450	Building Assemblies	9	9 Credits Students learn how building materials and design intent are assembled to create structural, enclosure, and finish systems for vertical construction. Thermal and moisture enclosures as well… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH1800	Building MEP Systems Fundamentals	9	9.0 Credits Students learn the fundamental behavior and components of a building’s MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and other associated) systems including how they are integrated within the st… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH2140	Virtual & Emerging Design Technology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn advanced visualization and rendering techniques including augmented and virtual reality to represent their spatial ideas and practical projects. Students gain experience wi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2300	Revit Architecture	9	9 Credits Students learn advanced Revit modeling and documentation skills to represent various architectural elements of buildings. Students gain the ability to model and coordinate building assembli… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH2350	Building Details	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to generate a breadth of graphic details for critical intersections of building assemblies both typical and unique. Distinct drawing types, scales, and approaches to annota… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2400	Revit Structural	9	9 Credits Students learn advanced Revit skills for structural systems in buildings focusing on distinct elements and materials. These skills include the ability to model and coordinate structural ele… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH2450	Revit Structural Detailing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to generate drawings in Revit to detail structural elements. 3D and 2D approaches to detailing are addressed, including importing data or drawings from other software appli… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2650	Building Visualization	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn techniques to visually represent buildings throughout the design process. Sketching techniques and industry-relevant software are used to design and/or represent architectu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2750	Architecture Studio	9	9 Credits Students gain hands-on experience working on a practical architecture project using digital tools in a collaborative setting. Design development and construction documentation are explored… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH2810	Revit Electrical	9	9 Credits Students learn advanced Revit skills for electrical building systems focusing on power and lighting systems. These skills include the ability to model and coordinate electrical elements acr… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH2815	Revit Low-Voltage	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn advanced Revit skills for low-voltage building systems focusing on telecommunications, audiovisual, and security systems. These skills include the ability to model and coor… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2820	Revit Mechanical	9	9 Credits Students learn advanced Revit skills for mechanical systems focusing on HVAC equipment, ductwork, and piping. These skills include the ability to model and coordinate mechanical elements ac… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ARCH2825	Revit Plumbing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn advanced Revit skills for plumbing systems focusing on plumbing equipment, drainage, and piping. These skills include the ability to model and coordinate plumbing elements… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2848	Structural Studio	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are immersed in structural modeling workflows using BIM software and other industry-standard digital tools in a collaborative setting. Through industry-inspired modules, students… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2850	Building Engineering Studio	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain hands-on experience on a practical MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) or structural systems project using digital tools in a collaborative setting. Design developmen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2860	AEC Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are employed within the AEC (architecture, engineering, and construction) industry as interns with the opportunity to observe and/or participate in design, collaboration, project… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARCH2900	Special Topics in ARCH	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Architectural Design Technology program. Prerequisites: Instructor approval source
ARTS1000	Introduction to the Visual Arts	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a broad understanding of the visual arts and develop visual literacy proficiency. Students will explore why and how artists create and will have an opportunity to observe th… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS1010	Drawing	4.5	4.5 Credits Drawing is a foundational course in objective drawing where students use various media, such as charcoal, graphite, conte, and ink. The course focuses on formal elements of line, shape, f… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS1020	2-D Design	4.5	4.5 Credits The course 2-D Design is a foundational course that focuses on the elements and principles of design in order to prepare students for advanced study in the visual arts. Students are intro… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS1030	3-D Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn 3-D design, with a concentration on the principles and elements of 3-D form and space. Traditional processes include construction, carving, assembling, and modeling. Comput… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS1050	Creative Careers	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to a wide range of career options for visual arts professionals. This course provides an overview of careers in art and design, as well as arts entrepreneurship, i… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS1110	Art History - Prehistory to 1400	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will be introduced to the major global developments in painting, sculpture, and architecture from the Paleolithic period through 1400. Students gain an understanding of formal an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS1120	Art History - 1400 to Present	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will be introduced to the major global developments in painting, sculpture, and architecture from 1400 to the present. Students gain an understanding of the formal analysis of vi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2010	Life Drawing	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an advanced drawing class that emphasizes drawing the human form with a variety of media. Students draw from the model and study the human figure in action and in still poses. The… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2020	Painting	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn fundamental painting concepts and techniques. The emphasis is on studio practices, color, paint manipulation, and visual perception. Students explore a variety of subject m… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2025	Watercolor	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces water media to beginning students. Students explore color, composition, and a variety of techniques, such as wet-in-wet, dry brush, and mixed media. Students develo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2030	Sculpture	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in hands-on studio work that results in finished pieces of sculpture. Most of the activity revolves around researching, designing, constructing, and installing sculpture.… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2040	Printmaking	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an introduction to the theory and practice of traditional printmaking. Students learn relief, intaglio, and monoprinting techniques and create multiples using histori… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2050	Ceramics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn basic ceramic processes, concepts, and conceptual development. Students will develop technical skills while fabricating a variety of objects through wheel throwing and hand… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2060	Jewelry	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the art of jewelry design. Students become familiar with jewelry design from the past to contemporary trends. Various techniques, including etching, sol… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2120	Intermediate Painting	4.5	4.5 Credits Students expand their skills and knowledge of concepts learned in Painting. Emphasis is placed on expanding color mixing and paint manipulation skills with more focus on content. Exposure… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2140	Intermediate Printmaking	4.5	4.5 Credits This course builds on the technical skills and concepts learned in ARTS 2040. Students focus on expanding their understanding of intaglio, relief, screen printing, monoprinting and/or pla… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2150	Intermediate Ceramics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students focus on the potter’s wheel as a tool. Coursework focuses on throwing skills and three-dimensional design concepts related to the functional ceramic vessel, wheel thrown sculptur… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2220	Art Gallery Management	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces gallery management, including planning, preparing, installing, and publicizing exhibitions. Students gain practical experience at MCC’s Elkhorn Valley Campus Galler… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2230	Native American Art	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the material culture of various indigenous peoples of North America. Special attention is given to Northern Plains Indians. Students identify and analyze art created in N… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2240	Screen Printing	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an introduction to screen printing processes and techniques, including color separation, registration and photographic techniques. Students explore direct and indirec… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2340	Book Arts	4.5	4.5 Credits In this printmaking course, students will learn the formal and conceptual foundations of handmade book making. The class introduces the book as an artform and provides an overview of how… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ARTS2900	Special Topics in Art	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other Art courses. source
ARTS2981	Internship	—	Variable Credits Students apply the principles learned in arts entrepreneurship in a workplace setting. The work setting can be public, private, or nonprofit as long as it is appropriate to arts entr… source
AUTB1040	Auto Collision Repair Welding	3	3.0 Credits Students learn techniques of oxy-acetylene cutting and welding for automotive applications. Students study and practice the theory and use of metal inert gas (MIG) welding, the plasma-cut… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB1100	Structural Repair I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn to analyze various types of vehicle damage, interpret dimension specification sheets, and select and set up various types of measuring systems used for damage analysis. 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB1110	Structural Repair II	3	3 Credits Students learn the techniques of anchoring and pulling a damaged vehicle frame. Students work with high-strength steel and learn full and partial panel replacement. Prerequisites: AUTB 1100 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB1200	Nonstructural Repair I	6	6.0 Credits This course provides the fundamentals of shop safety, tool application, damage repair preparation, metal straightening techniques, and the use of body fillers in the repair of collision-d… 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTB1210	Nonstructural Repair II	6	6.0 Credits This course continues to build skills acquired in the basic course. Students learn the techniques of door skin replacement and how to work with trim and hardware. Other related subjects a… 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTB1220	Nonstructural Repair III	6	6.0 Credits This course focuses on evaluating major body damage and determining the necessary repairs. The complete job is stressed, from body repair to final refinishing. 0 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTB1300	Street Rod/Restoration I	3	3.0 Credits Constructing or restoring a good street rod requires starting with a good classic auto and a good design. This course provides students with the skills needed to do this by providing the… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB2230	Nonstructural Repair IV	6	6.0 Credits This class requires students to repair and refinish collision damage equal to 30 flat-rate hours. It stresses MIG welding and suspension damage. 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTB2240	Nonstructural Repair V	6	6.0 Credits In this class, students are required to repair collision damage equal to 40 flat-rate hours. It covers restraint systems and glass installation. 0 credits of AUTB courses 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTB2241	Nonstructural Repair VI	6	6.0 Credits This class requires students to complete 60 flat-rate hours of collision repairs. It covers frame and suspension alignment, electrical systems, heating, and air conditioning. 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTB2300	Automotive Refinishing I	3	3.0 Credits Students are introduced to EPA, personal health, and safety equipment regulations. It covers introductions to finish systems, metal prep, sealers and primers, and masking techniques. Note… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB2310	Automotive Refinishing II	6	6.0 Credits This course is a continuation of Automotive Refinishing I with emphasis placed on solving paint application problems. Students practice paint mixing, matching and application, finish defe… 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTB2340	Automotive Custom Painting	3	3.0 Credits This course gives advanced students insight and experience in the area of custom painting of automobiles, motorcycles, street rods, and other vehicles. It covers masking, paint types, pin… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB2450	Collision Estimating I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the systematic approach to analyzing collision damage and creating a damage report manually. It covers different types of damage, plan for repairs, repair or replace decisi… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB2460	Collision Estimating II	3	3.0 Credits Students learn how estimating affects shop sales, production, staffing, facility and profitability in the collision repair field. Students practice documenting collision damage in the rep… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB2550	Electrical and Mechanical Systems	3	3.0 Credits This course introduces mechanical and electrical systems of the automobile. It covers steering, brakes, drive line, air bags, and electrical components. 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB2560	Electrical and Mechanical Systems II	3	3.0 Credits The student is introduced to the advanced mechanical and electrical systems of an automobile as it relates to auto collision repair. The learning focus for this course is designed to prov… 3 cr · 3 hr source
AUTB2900	Special Topics in AUTB	—	Variable Credits This course provides the opportunity for other instruction in special content areas not included in other auto collision courses. 0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Schedu… source
AUTB2981	Auto Collision Internship	—	Variable Credits The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. To develop an inte… source
AUTB2982	Auto Collision Internship 2	6	6.0 Credits The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. To develop an internshi… 6 cr · 6 hr source
AUTT1110	Automotive I: Fundamentals	12	12.0 Credits Students learn many of the basic elements of the auto repair trade including safety, chemicals, basic tool use, tire repair, oil change, TPMS systems, and introduction to electrical repa… 12 cr · 12 hr source
AUTT1120	Automotive II: Introduction to Maintenance	12	12.0 Credits Students gain knowledge and skills in engine operations, transmissions, drivetrains including basic ignition systems, hydraulic principles, and vehicle maintenance. In addition, students… 12 cr · 12 hr source
AUTT1130	Automotive III: Advanced Automotive Maintenance	12	12.0 Credits Students develop knowledge and skills in automotive computers and the relationship with sensor inputs and actuator outputs. A major focus of this course is operation, diagnosis, and repa… 12 cr · 12 hr source
AUTT2110	Automotive IV: Engine Repair	12	12.0 Credits Students learn knowledge and skills needed to remove and replace engines. Students have the opportunity to overhaul an engine, including inspection and repair of sub-components. 0 12 cr · 12 hr source
AUTT2120	Automotive V: Driveline Repair	12	12.0 Credits Students gain knowledge and skills to diagnose and repair manual and automatic transmissions. Students learn clutch and differential repairs. Students have the opportunity to remove and… 12 cr · 12 hr source
AUTT2130	Automotive VI: Engine Performance	12	12 Credits Students will diagnose electrical systems related to engine performance problems. Students will have the opportunity to work with advanced fuel systems, ignition systems, air induction sys… 12 cr · 12 hr source
AUTT2900	Special Topics in Automotive	—	Variable Credits This course is designed to permit instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Automotive Technology program. 0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 Course source
BIOS1010	General Biology	6	6.0 Credits Developing a good understanding of the process of life requires students to have a broad background in the basics of biology. Students will gain this background by studying ecology, molec… 6 cr · 6 hr source
BIOS1250	Environmental Biology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will focus on ecological issues and learn to identify the causes, propose solutions, and develop/critique environmental action plans. Students will study ecosystems, energy, popu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BIOS1310	Survey of Human Anatomy and Physiology	5	5.0 Credits In this survey course, students will study all the systems of the human body, emphasizing the relationship between structure and function. It is intended for certificate-seeking students… 5 cr · 5 hr source
BIOS1450	Biology I	7.5	7.5 Credits This general biology series is taught in a two-course sequence: BIOS 1450 Biology I and BIOS 1750 Biology II In this first course, Biology I, students will learn the physical and chemical… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
BIOS1512	SEA-PHAGES Virus Discovery	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will participate in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s (HHMI) undergraduate research program SEA-PHAGES (Science Education Alliance-Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolut… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BIOS1513	SEA-PHAGES Viral Genomics-Bioinformatics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students participate in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s (HHMI) undergraduate research program SEA-PHAGES (Science Education Alliance-Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolutionar… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BIOS1610	Foundations of Biotechnology	6	6.0 Credits Students learn introductory knowledge and skills needed for entry-level work in the biotechnology industry and practice safety, good documentation practices, and following standard operat… 6 cr · 6 hr source
BIOS1750	Biology II	7.5	7.5 Credits This is a general biology series is taught in a two-course sequence: BIOS 1450 Biology I and BIOS 1750 Biology II. In this second course, Biology II, students will focus on the organism a… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
BIOS2050	Genetics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about both classical and modern genetics, gaining an understanding of many of the advances taking place in biology and medicine. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BIOS2150	Microbiology	6	6.0 Credits Students will study of the structure, physiology, ecology, and human health implications of microorganisms. This course consists of both lecture and lab components. 0 6 cr · 6 hr source
BIOS2310	Human Anatomy and Physiology I	6	6.0 Credits Students complete an in-depth study of human anatomy and physiology by examining cell function, tissues, and the skeletal, muscular, and nervous sensory systems. This course includes both… 6 cr · 6 hr source
BIOS2320	Human Anatomy and Physiology II	6	6.0 Credits As a continuation of BIOS 2310, in this course students study the structure and function of the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, excretory, endocrine, and reproductive systems. This c… 6 cr · 6 hr source
BIOS2610	Introduction to Biomanufacturing	6	6.0 Credits This is the second course in the introductory biotechnology sequence. Students build on foundational laboratory skills as they learn knowledge and techniques used by entry-level technicia… 6 cr · 6 hr source
BIOS2620	Quality Assurance	4.5	4.5 Credits This is the third course in the introductory biotechnology sequence. Students learn basic principles and practices of quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) in the biomanufacturi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BIOS2640	Molecular Biology Techniques	6	6.0 Credits This is the fourth course in the introductory biotechnology sequence. Students build on foundational laboratory skills as they learn molecular biology laboratory techniques used in applie… 6 cr · 6 hr source
BIOS2660	Hematology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn basic concepts of hematology such as overall blood composition and the morphology and function of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. Students learn to ident… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BIOS2670	Instrumentation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain knowledge of the functions, operation, and maintenance of common biotechnology laboratory equipment, including medical devices. Students learn the importance of good documen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BIOS2900	Special Topics in Biology	—	Variable Credits This course allows for instruction in special content areas not included in other biology courses. 0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Schedule source
BIOS2910	Biotechnology Internship	3	3.0 Credits Students experience a supervised, hands-on experience in a biotechnology company or biotechnology environment. Through collaboration with industry professionals, students gain practical e… 3 cr · 3 hr source
BSAD1000	Introduction to Business	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore core concepts and standard practices that shape the modern business environment. Through practical learning experiences, they examine current challenges and opportunities… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BSAD1100	Business Law I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn ordinary legal aspects of business transactions involving such topics as legal rights and duties, law of contracts, employment law, basic business organizations, and law of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BSAD1110	Business Law II	4.5	4.5 Credits As a continuation of Business Law I, students learn legal topics such as agency, labor law, bankruptcy, and the applicability of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) to negotiable instrument… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BSAD1620	Business Communication	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn key concepts and common practices in effectively communicating in the organizational environment. Practical learning experiences reflect writing, presentation, and interper… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BSAD2410	Purchasing and Materials Management	4.5	4.5 Credits This course acquaints students with the theory and applications of purchasing and materials management concepts. The course content includes purchasing organization and administration, qu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BSAD2700	Global Business	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamentals of global business including the globalization of economic, political, legal and cultural systems. Students experience a broad overview of global market sy… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BSAD2800	Ethics in Business	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamental theories of ethics and their application to business. Students explore ethical and moral issues common in the business and accounting world. Topics include… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
BSAD2900	Special Topics in Business	—	Variable Credits This course is designed to permit instruction in special content areas that are not included in other business administration, management, and marketing courses. 0 Internship Hours:… source
BSAD2940	Business Capstone	1.5	1.5 Credits Students experience multiple opportunities to apply knowledge and practice skills acquired in the curriculum of a business program of study. Students prepare for professional employment o… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
BSAD2981	Internship in Business	1.5	1.5 Credits Students apply the principles, procedures and practices learned in business courses in a public, private, or nonprofit work setting. Students record the tasks performed in a professional… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
CHEM1010	College Chemistry	6	6.0 Credits Students learn principles relevant to a basic understanding of chemistry. The topics include uncertainty in measurements, elements, atomic structure, compounds and chemical bonding, stoic… 6 cr · 6 hr source
CHEM1212	General Chemistry I	6	6.0 Credits This is the first half of the one-year general chemistry program for students who have some knowledge of chemistry as indicated by assessment testing or who have recently completed colleg… 6 cr · 6 hr source
CHEM1220	General Chemistry II	6	6.0 Credits The conclusion of the one-year college chemistry program covers solutions, equilibrium, acid-base reactions, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, kinetics, nuclear chemistry, and the chemist… 6 cr · 6 hr source
CHEM2310	Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry	6	6.0 Credits CHEM 2310 Provides the student with an overview of the importance of organic molecules and their reactions. Topics include bonding, 3-D structure, and the relationship between structure,… 6 cr · 6 hr source
CHEM2320	Organic Chemistry	7.5	7.5 Credits Organic Chemistry I is the first course of a two-course sequence. Topics in this course include the structure and properties of carbon compounds, the classification of organic molecules b… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
CHEM2330	Organic Chemistry II	7.5	7.5 Credits Organic Chemistry II is the second course in a two-course sequence. Topics in this course include spectroscopy (IR, NMR, MS, UV-Vis), the chemistry of oxygen and sulfur containing organic… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
CHEM2900	Special Topics in Chemistry	—	Variable Credits Various topics not typically covered in other chemistry courses may be depending upon interest, program need, and relevancy to the curriculum. source
CHIN1110	Beginning Chinese I	7.5	7.5 Credits This course provides fundamental knowledge about Chinese language and culture. It emphasizes all four language skills - reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The Pinyin system of pho… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
CHIN1120	Beginning Chinese II	7.5	7.5 Credits This course s beginners continue developing their communicative competence in the four basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing while at the same time gaining competence… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
CDLT1290	CDL Pre-Permit	1	1.0 Credits Students prepare for state official exams for a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP). Students explore the various areas of the general knowledge, air brakes, and combination vehicle portion… 1 cr · 1 hr source
CDLT1295	CDL Laws and Regulations	4.5	4.5 Credits Students comprehend laws and regulations used to operate Commercial Motor Vehicles (CMV). When students successfully complete this course, students have completed one-half of the requirem… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CDLT1300L	Class A BTW CDL Training	5	5.0 Credits Students learn to identify basic Commercial Motor Vehicle instruments and controls and how to properly perform vehicle inspections, control the motion of CMV’s under various road and traf… 5 cr · 5 hr source
CDLT1304L	Class A w/E Restriction BTW CDL Training	4	4.0 Credits Students learn to identify basic Commercial Motor Vehicle instruments and controls and how to properly perform vehicle inspections, control the motion of CMV’s under various road and traf… 4 cr · 4 hr source
CDLT1305L	Class B BTW CDL Training	3	3.0 Credits Students learn to identify basic Commercial Motor Vehicle instruments and controls and how to properly perform vehicle inspections, control the motion of CMV’s under various road and traf… 3 cr · 3 hr source
COMS1000	Fundamentals of Communication	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a broad overview of three focus areas of communication: interpersonal (communication between two people), small group communication, and public speaking. Students will pract… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
COMS1110	Public Speaking	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn basic theory and practice speaking effectively in public. Topics include topic selection, audience analysis, speech preparation and organization, support of speeches with c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
COMS1120	Argumentation and Debate	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will experience a practical approach to the rudiments of argumentation and debate. This course tests the students’ ability to critically research, listen, speak, think, and argue… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
COMS1220	Communication In Small Groups	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn theories of small group communication and small group decision-making, engaging in a non-threatening arena for the practices of these processes. Students who work or expect… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
COMS1300	Interpersonal Communication	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to theories of communication between two people in a variety of contexts and situations. Students learn how to analyze and interpret the communication within inter… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
COMS2900	Special Topics In Communication	4.5	4.5 Credits This course permits instruction in content areas not included in special content areas not included in other speech courses. Topics include advanced public speaking preparation and presen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST1005	Introduction to the Construction Industry	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the methods and materials used in the construction industry. The course covers construction efficiency and safety in the delivery, handling, and installation of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST1020	Blueprint Reading	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn how to read and interpret residential architectural plans, including terms and definitions, architectural drawings, alphabet of lines, description of lines, and floor plan,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST1030	Digital Blueprint Applications	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop skills needed to interpret plans, both on paper and digitally, for commercial construction. Students obtain print reading experience with elements commonly included on pr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST1050	Introduction to Carpentry	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers the safe use of hand tools. Students practice the proper set up of tools. Students take part in an experiential learning project involving stationary and hand power too… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST1110	Construction Safety (10-Hour)	1	1 Credits This course provides training outlined by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). This course supplies students with the recommended safety requirements for working in the… 1 cr · 1 hr source
CNST1110S	Construction Safety (10-Hour) - Spanish Version	1	1.0 Credits This course provides training outlined by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). This course supplies students with the recommended safety requirements for working in t… 1 cr · 1 hr source
CNST1230	Cabinetmaking	4.5	4.5 Credits Students apply cabinet design standards to craft cabinets completely with drawers and doors. Students also analyze drawings for effective design and fabrication of cabinets. In addition,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST1240	Interior Finish and Cabinetry	9	9.0 Credits Students learn interior finish terms and definitions that are used in the construction field. Students learn theory and practical application of various types of floor, wall and ceiling f… 9 cr · 9 hr source
CNST1360	Floor, Wall, Stair and Ceiling Framing	9	9.0 Credits Students learn the fundamentals of floor framing, wall parts, wall construction, stair parts, stair construction and installation of ceiling posts. Students construct a full-scale house i… 9 cr · 9 hr source
CNST1370	Exterior Finish	6.5	6.5 Credits This course includes terms and definitions used in the construction field pertaining to exterior finish. It covers theory and practical application of various types of wall covering, roof… 6.5 cr · 6.5 hr source
CNST1400	Introduction to Masonry	6.5	6.5 Credits This course emphasizes brick and block construction. Students mix mortar and use the trowel, spread mortar, cut brick and concrete blocks, and level and plumb laid-up units. It includes d… 6.5 cr · 6.5 hr source
CNST1520	Introduction to Concrete	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn vocabulary, methods, and practices of concrete construction. Students perform testing procedures in accordance with the ASTM standards. The students learn how to mix concre… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST1530	Concrete Formwork	4.5	4.5 Credits Students define, identify, and apply vocabulary, methods, and practices of concrete form construction. Students design and build multiple concrete form systems. The students interpret and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST2100	Construction Safety (30-Hour)	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides students with training outlined by the Occupation Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Many contractors require this course for anyone working in a supervisory ca… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST2120	Construction Law and Document Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to common contracts used in the construction industry, with an emphasis on understanding the functions and interrelationships of documents. A review of law applied… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST2130	Construction Estimating	7	7.0 Credits Estimating cost in construction prepares students for employment in the field of construction estimating. Students are prepared for this fast moving and changing field with training in el… 7 cr · 7 hr source
CNST2140	Job Site Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students go beyond the physical erection of a project and concentrate on the procedures and methods used by contractors during the construction and post-construction phases of a project:… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST2160	Advanced Construction Estimating and Scheduling	4.5	4.5 Credits Students estimate and schedule a construction project. Students learn to use software to better facilitate the management and expectations of a project. Students design spreadsheets capab… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CNST2230	Advanced Cabinetmaking	9	9.0 Credits In this advanced cabinetmaking course, students will elevate their craftsmanship by meticulously applying sophisticated cabinet design standards to produce cabinets featuring intricate dr… 9 cr · 9 hr source
CNST2360	Roof Framing	6.5	6.5 Credits Students learn the principles, calculations, and cutting of all components of gable, hip, and valley rafters. Students frame an actual roof on a house in the indoor lab. 0 6.5 cr · 6.5 hr source
CNST2435	Capstone Completion	6.5	6.5 Credits Students use their construction and critical thinking skills to deliver a completed capstone house to the community. Students participate in several phases of construction during this cou… 6.5 cr · 6.5 hr source
CNST2900	Special Topics in CNST	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses of the Construction Technology program. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.… source
CNST2981	Internship	—	Variable Credits This internship gives students the opportunity to develop skills in the field and exposes them to established craftspeople. Applications for internships must be made through the prog… source
CRIM1010	Introduction to Criminal Justice	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the various processing stages, practices, and personnel in the criminal justice system. This course examines the problem of crime in American society. Both historic… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM1020	Introduction to Corrections	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about corrections as a systematic process, including the evolving changes within institutional and community-based corrections. Topics include the history of corrections, t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM1030	Courts and the Judicial Process	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the basic structure of the court system and court process. Students take a comprehensive look at the courts, their personnel, and the context in which they operate. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM1140	Reporting Techniques for Criminal Justice	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an interactive course where students will document all aspects of the criminal justice system, from arrival at the scene of an incident to the presentation of the written report i… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2000	Criminal Law	4.5	4.5 Credits This course outlines the purpose and function of criminal law. Topics include the rights and duties of citizens and police in relation to local, state, and federal law (e.g., arrest, sear… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2010	Introduction to Probation and Parole	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an overview of the history and philosophical foundation of probation and parole. Students review legal issues and problems of probation and determinate/indeterminate senten… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2020	Legal Issues in Corrections	4.5	4.5 Credits Criminal justice students are introduced to an overview of the critical issues of correction: to include the key correctional issues of changing goals within corrections, working with a d… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2025	Mental Health and Criminal Justice	4.5	4.5 Credits Students focus on how the criminal justice system and mental health system operate in conjunction with each other, and how conflicts can arise when a mentally ill person enters the nexus… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2030	Police and Society	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines the role of the police in relationship to the duties of law enforcement and their policing in a diverse society. Specific topics include key demographic trends relate… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2050	Principles of Interviewing and Interrogation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines interviews of witnesses, informants, and complainants as a communicative relationship. It includes demonstration, study, and practice of acceptable techniques and pro… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2120	Community-Based Corrections	4.5	4.5 Credits This course outlines a number of community-based corrections programs such as probation, parole, electronic monitoring, and fines designed to meet the level of risk and needs of the offen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2150	Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine critical issues facing criminal justice professionals in the field. Topics include ethical situations in law enforcement, the courts, and corrections; specifically focusi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2190	Police Field Services	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an analysis of the duties, extent of authority, and responsibilities of the uniformed patrol officer. It outlines rationales for the patrol philosophy and practices and pre… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2220	Correctional Client	4.5	4.5 Credits This class offers a unique opportunity to examine the different populations behind bars (e.g. chronically and mentally ill, homosexual, illegal immigrants, veterans, radicalized inmates,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2260	Criminal Investigation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces criminal investigation procedures and reviews historical development and investigative processes related to law enforcement functions. Topics include proper collect… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2300	Community Relations	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines the traditional and current problems that inhibit understanding among all segments of the criminal justice system and the public. It explores methods of creating unde… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2310	Rules of Evidence	4.5	4.5 Credits This course emphasizes the concept of evidence and rules governing its admissibility. It covers theoretical and pragmatic considerations of constitutional requirements affecting evidence… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2320	Correctional Facilities	4.5	4.5 Credits This course discusses various case studies and research in an effort to present balanced and comprehensive coverage of prisons and prisoners. The course examines the many purposes of pris… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2330	Introduction to Forensic Crime Scene Investigation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an overview of the basic concepts of forensic crime scene investigations. The course reviews the basic principles used by crime scene investigators. Topics include pr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2400	Introduction to Homeland Security	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the impact of the war on terrorism upon individuals, society, and the government. It examines how the war on terrorism affected first responders, how it transformed… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2900	Special Topics in Criminal Justice	4.5	4.5 Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Criminal Justice program. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CRIM2960	Internship	—	Variable Credits The internship is a legal agreement between the College and public or private criminal justice agencies to provide hands-on training for students. Students, the job site supervisor,… source
CFOT1000	Introduction to Critical Facilities	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed to introduce students to the unique systems and requirements for safely, effectively, efficiently, and sustainably operating critical facilities such as data cente… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI1110	Culinary Methods I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students implement foundational working skills expected in a professional kitchen. This learning is achieved through discussion and operation of various kitchen equipment and facility pro… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI1130	Industry Essentials	3	3.0 Credits Students learn about the CULI curriculum, ICA building, MCC, and procedures and methods of the ICA, along with sanitation practices, masters of the craft, and the history of the hospitali… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI1181	Culinary Team I	0.5	0.5 Credits This teamwork-driven, highly collaborative series of courses immerses students in the rigorous world of advanced culinary competitions. Students develop the fundamental skills required fo… 0.5 cr · 0.5 hr source
CULI1220	Baking I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn safe and sustainable bakeshop skills and fundamental baking methods to produce a variety of goods. Students demonstrate proper sanitation methods and use, clean, and store… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI1230	Nutrition & Wellness	4.5	4.5 Credits Students actively explore the dynamic relationship between food and personal well-being, by learning foods, nutrients, physical activities, preparation, and cookery methods that support h… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI1281	Culinary Team II	0.5	0.5 Credits This teamwork-driven, highly collaborative series of courses immerses students in the rigorous world of advanced culinary competitions. Students develop the fundamental skills required fo… 0.5 cr · 0.5 hr source
CULI1320	Baking II	3	3.0 Credits Students practice fundamental skills of bread making to include artisan bread methods, using lean, enriched, and other doughs from various food cultures, and viennoserie. Note: To ensure… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI1340	Restaurant Cookery I	4.5	4.5 Credits Learning focuses on the operation of a restaurant kitchen. Students engage in the processes of food preparation, the service of the menu, and kitchen operational tasks. The preparation of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI1381	Culinary Team III	0.5	0.5 Credits This teamwork-driven, highly collaborative series of courses immerses students in the rigorous world of advanced culinary competitions. Students develop the fundamental skills required fo… 0.5 cr · 0.5 hr source
CULI1430	Industry Workshop	3	3.0 Credits Students embrace the many facets of the culinary and hospitality world through participation in varied events and experiences, both on-campus and on-site at community operations. The craf… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI1460	Restaurant Service I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students discuss fundamentals of high-quality customer service in the food and beverage industry. Topics include effective interpersonal communication, teamwork, time-management, and prod… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI1470	Beverage Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students discuss beverage fundamentals of wine, beer, sprits, and zero-proof drinks by exploring beverage industry segments and consider the techniques utilized in each. In addition, stud… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI1481	Culinary Team IV	0.5	0.5 Credits This teamwork-driven, highly collaborative series of courses immerses students in the rigorous world of advanced culinary competitions. Students develop the fundamental skills required fo… 0.5 cr · 0.5 hr source
CULI2510	Culinary Methods II	3	3.0 Credits Students reinforce foundational working skills gained in Culinary Methods I. Sessions are structured around derivatives of universal cookery methods, each examines the processes of flavor… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2520	Baking III	3	3.0 Credits Students practice advanced pastry and baking skills, including components needed to make/construct a variety of pastries, cakes, and other desserts. Students work toward proficiency in th… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2560	Restaurant Service II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students reinforce and expand knowledge of high-quality service in the fine dining sector of the food and beverage industry. Topics include elevated customer service principles, order of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2581	Culinary Team V	0.5	0.5 Credits This teamwork-driven, highly collaborative series of courses immerses students in the rigorous world of advanced culinary competitions. Students develop the fundamental skills required fo… 0.5 cr · 0.5 hr source
CULI2610	Culinary Methods III	4.5	4.5 Credits Students broaden the application of the foundational working skills gained in Culinary Methods I and II. Sessions are focused on quantity production and generating value-added products fo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2650	Baking Production	4.5	4.5 Credits Students produce baked goods, desserts, and other components as needed using a production schedule, and for special projects, to increase their baking and business acumen related to bakes… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2680	Culinary Internship I	3	3.0 Credits Culinary students apply the skills and knowledge introduced in the classroom through goal-directed practice at a foodservice operation and on-campus in order to both measure and advance t… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2681	Culinary Team VI	0.5	0.5 Credits This teamwork-driven, highly collaborative series of courses immerses students in the rigorous world of advanced culinary competitions. Students develop the fundamental skills required fo… 0.5 cr · 0.5 hr source
CULI2690	Baking Internship I	3	3.0 Credits Baking students apply the skills and knowledge introduced in the classroom through goal-directed practice at a foodservice operation and on-campus in order to both measure and advance the… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2710	Food Preservation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop an understanding of traditional food preservation methods, creating a variety of value-added products safely within local food code regulations. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2740	Restaurant Cookery II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn upscale dining principles. Projects include menu creation, research and development of dishes, plate presentation, line cookery skills as well as time management. Students… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2750	Restaurant Desserts	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will design, practice and execute restaurant-level desserts for use in the guest-centered, live-time classroom. They will build and follow production schedules in order to meet r… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2780	Culinary Internship II	3	3.0 Credits Culinary students apply the skills and knowledge introduced in the classroom through goal-directed practice on-campus and in a foodservice operation in order to both measure and advance t… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2790	Baking Internship II	3	3.0 Credits Baking students reinforce their skills and knowledge through goal-directed practice at a foodservice operation and on-campus in order to both measure and advance their level of competence… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2860	Restaurant Leadership	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in practical experience through assisting in managing the guest-centered lab, where they build skills in delegation, organization, multi-tasking, and time management. In a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2870	Cost Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore and discover methods and systems of food and supply procurement and practice all stages of inventory processes. Through practical application of lessons, they examine, an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
CULI2880	Culinary Internship III	3	3.0 Credits Culinary students approach mastery of their skills and knowledge through goal-directed practice at a foodservice operation and on-campus in order to both measure and advance their level o… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2890	Baking Internship III	3	3.0 Credits Baking students approach mastery of their skills and knowledge through goal-directed practice at a foodservice operation and on-campus in order to both measure and advance their level of… 3 cr · 3 hr source
CULI2900	Special Topics in Culinary	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas that are not included in other culinary classes. source
DESL1000	Introduction to Diesel Technology	4	4 Credits Students develop a basic understanding of the diesel technology including preventive maintenance, shop processes, tool usage, safety, and career opportunities. Students also identify and ex… 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL1200	Fundamentals of Hydraulics	4	4.0 Credits This course is the study of basic principles relating to hydraulic systems and component identification. Activities involving schematic usage and symbol identification enhance students’ d… 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL1210	Electricity and Electronics	6	6.0 Credits This course presents electrical principles and basic introductory electronics used in the diesel technology career field for service of medium-duty truck, heavy-duty truck, heavy equipmen… 6 cr · 6 hr source
DESL1220	Advanced Diesel Hydraulics	6	6.0 Credits Students study hydraulic systems that are used on heavy equipment that relates closely to systems used on medium- and light-duty construction and utility equipment. 0 6 cr · 6 hr source
DESL1230	Diesel Engine Fundamentals	4	4.0 Credits This course is the study of diesel engine principles and component identification. Students gain knowledge through lecture and entry-level hands-on engine assembly and disassembly. Pre/ 0 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL1640	Climate Control - HVAC	3	3.0 Credits Students study mobile heating, air conditioning, and related support systems. Hands-on shop work with a variety of equipment builds technical skills in trouble shooting and repair practic… 3 cr · 3 hr source
DESL2100	Manual Drivetrain	4	4.0 Credits This course is the study of medium- and heavy-duty truck clutches, transmissions, drivelines, and differentials. Focus is on operation, repair, and maintenance of these systems. 0 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL2110	Heavy Equipment Drivetrain	6	6.0 Credits Students study heavy equipment traction drives, brake systems, differentials, and their steering systems along with track and suspension systems. 0 6 cr · 6 hr source
DESL2120	Automatic and Automated Drivetrains	4	4.0 Credits Students learn to analyze codes, diagnose problems, rebuild, repair, and properly maintain Allison automatic and other automated shift truck drivetrains in a professional setting. 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL2150	Brakes and ABS	4	4.0 Credits Through professional lab presentations, students study, analyze, and learn to repair ABS systems on both medium- and heavy-duty trucks. Students learn to repair, rebuild, and maintain air… 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL2200	Steering and Suspension	4	4 Credits Students will learn to repair, align, and maintain heavy-duty truck steering and suspension systems. 0 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL2211	Fuel Operating Systems	4	4.0 Credits Students gain hands-on experience and understanding of hydromechanical injection and electronic control of diesel fuel systems used in modern diesel engines. This course provides students… 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL2220	Electronic Diagnostics	5	5.0 Credits Students learn basic layout and function of electronic control systems and their components. Students also identify, diagnose and repair electronic control systems found in heavy-duty tru… 5 cr · 5 hr source
DESL2230	Diesel Engine Rebuild	4	4.0 Credits Students will demonstrate the ability to perform both in-chassis and out-of-chassis diesel engine rebuilds. They will identify engine components, analyze mechanical conditions, and apply… 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL2240	Emissions and Maintenance	4	4.0 Credits Students study today’s newest emission control systems and engine maintenance. Focus is on how to tune-up and maintain the latest diesel engine after-treatment systems. 0 4 cr · 4 hr source
DESL2900	Special Topics in Diesel Technology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Diesel Technology program. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View… source
DESL2980	On-the-Job Training/Work Externship	6	6.0 Credits This course gives students an opportunity to review with a CDL instructor the driving skills learned during the students’ first weeks of employment. This also allows for additional instru… 6 cr · 6 hr source
DESL2981	Diesel Internship	4	4.0 Credits This internship gives students the needed experience to advance their skills while working with a qualified mentor in a diesel repair shop or dealership. The experience provides students… 4 cr · 4 hr source
DIMA1110	Digital Design: Raster	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the visual and technical aspects of digital drawing and design using raster (resolution dependent) applications. Students acquire a basic understanding of computer gr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1120	Digital Design: Vector	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the visual and technical processes of digital design using vector (resolution independent) applications and includes experience with raster/bitmap software. Student… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1200	Illustration I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers the major movements in illustration. It also emphasizes media variety and techniques related to technical and pictorial illustration. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1220	Character, Narrative, and Storyboard Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the basic principles of film structure and animation through observation, concept, narrative development, character design, and storyboard creation. It emphasizes the… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1230	Drawing for Electronic Media	4.5	4.5 Credits This course emphasizes the concepts and processes involved with drawing directly into the computer. Using a digitizing pen and interactive LCD display as the primary tool and bitmap and v… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1240	Character Design	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed to teach techniques for producing character designs through the creative process of drawing. Students develop understanding of the basic principles of character de… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1305	Concept Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides a basic introduction to graphic design. It emphasizes creative problem-solving through the use of thumbnail and rough sketches. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1310	Typography I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to type history, terminology, specifications and design. Students apply fundamental criteria to select and use typefaces and fonts. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1315	Graphic Design Basics	4.5	4.5 Credits In this course students will focus on using raster, vector and layout programs according to graphic design professional standards. Students will also learn basic design and compositional… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1320	History of Graphic Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the major developments and advancements in graphic design from the mid-15 th century to the 21 st century. This course enables the graphic design student to rec… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1325	Layout	4.5	4.5 Credits Students combine typography and imagery to create one-page, multi-panel, basic multi-page, and large format layouts. The student will use a variety of traditional and digital media to pro… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1400	Game Design Fundamentals	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the practice and theory of interactive art. Students study the history of both analog and digital games and pursue the creative possibilities of interaction and play-… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1410	2-D Animation and Compositing I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore animation compositing software and techniques as they create 2-D animation using traditional cell techniques and computer-based 2-D animation programs. This course streng… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1411	History of Animation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course surveys the major developments in film animation from its beginnings to the present day. Students acquire an understanding of the different styles and evolution of animation a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1450	Design for Motion Graphics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore visual design concepts related to motion graphics. Adobe After Effects is the primary software and Photoshop introduced to compose still images, live-action video, and an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1455	Introduction to Stop-Motion Animation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the art of movement and visual art concepts through the techniques of stop-motion animation and provides a thorough understanding of stop-motion fundamentals. Student… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1500	Web Design	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the skills and competencies required to create original web graphics, media, and page designs using industry standard web design software applications a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1510	Interactive 2-D Design I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students practice the concepts and techniques necessary to design and produce interactive projects that include computer graphics, animation, and desktop video. Students apply the princip… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1520	UI/UX	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn user research and design techniques so they can create an optimal web presence for a wide array of industries and customers. Utilizing these techniques and the application… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1530	Designing with WordPress	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to apply design and visual communication principles as they create websites using a Content Management System (CMS) known as WordPress. Students learn how this CMS fits int… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1540	Mobile App Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the concepts and skills necessary to design mobile apps. Topics include the benefits and unique functionality that a highly graphical, task-oriented and feature-rich mobile… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1600	Introduction to the Game Industry	4.5	4.5 Credits This course surveys the video game industry from its beginnings to the present day. Students acquire an understanding of the evolution of games in our culture, as well as introductory kno… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA1620	Introduction to 3-D Modeling and Animation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the production of motion picture graphics using 3-D modeling and animation software. Students’ study and practice techniques of 3-D model execution and s… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2200	Illustration II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will work with a variety of media and techniques to develop a personal style. Students will work with instructor in an Art Director/Illustrator environment to solve problems illu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2210	Electronic Illustration	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores advanced illustration concepts and techniques through vector software combined with raster software. The course emphasizes concept development and personal style alon… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2220	Dimensional Illustration	4.5	4.5 Credits Students create a body of work that explores dimensional solutions to Illustration problems. Students work with non-traditional materials to create low-relief, sculptural, kinetic, and pa… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2300	Logo Design and Branding	4.5	4.5 Credits This introduces students to branding and identity design. Students will convey ideas by creating abstract imagery to develop elements of a brand identity. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2310	Information Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn the various elements of information design. Students will analyze verbal and statistical data and best approaches to translate data into graphic formats that are both… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2350	Typography II	4.5	4.5 Credits This advanced course explores typographic concepts that integrate advanced design philosophies. Students examine type as both an analytical and structured medium as well as a metaphorical… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2351	Package Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are presented with challenges in design of packages and in the 3-D graphic design process. Students will emphasize material selection, fabrication, and structural design to creat… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2352	Publication Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students practice the design and production of multi-page printed publications such as books, magazines, newspapers, corporate reports, and catalogs. Students will accomplish a unity amon… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2410	2-D Animation and Compositing II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students create original 2-D animation focusing on character and story development. Building on skills acquired in DIMA 1410, students produce a segment of a group project and an individu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2500	Web Design Partnership Project	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a partnership between a DIMA web design student and an INFO web development student. Students complete an independent project designing and publishing a website for an entr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2620	3-D Character Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students build on the introductory topics presented in DIMA 1620 with further exploration of the techniques of modeling, material definition, and animation that are the foundation of 3-D… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2625	3-D Modeling for Animation and Games	4.5	4.5 Credits This course builds on the topics presented in DIMA 1620 with further explorations of the techniques of modeling, material definition, and animation. It emphasizes the development of 3-D m… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2640	3-D Lab	4.5	4.5 Credits This course requires an animation or game project that offers students an opportunity to build upon and integrate existing technical skills, share ideas with students from diverse animati… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2700	3-D Game Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the production of motion picture graphics using 3-D modeling, animation software, and Game Industry Standard Engines (Unreal Engine or Unity). Students p… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2810	Portfolio Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students in this DIMA graphic design capstone course will create a comprehensive final portfolio by revising projects from previous courses and/or creating new work. Students also practic… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2820	Web Design Portfolio Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a capstone experience for students completing the DIMA Web Design degree. Students reflect upon, critique, and evaluate their skills, performance, and competencies. Student… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2840	Projects Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a capstone experience for the students completing the Design and Interactive Media Arts program. The primary activity of the course is the students’ amalgamations of techni… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DIMA2900	Special Topics in DIMA	—	Variable Credits This course is designed to permit instruction in special content areas not included in other courses of the Design and Interactive Media Arts program. 0 Clinical or Practicum Hours:… source
DIMA2981	Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits This internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. Based on state guideli… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DRAF1050	CAD for Fabrication	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn basic computer-aided design methods using CAD software. Topics include drawing techniques and terminology using ANSI standards, text creation and editing, dimensioning, CAD… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DRAF1100	AutoCAD Fundamentals	9	9.0 Credits This course introduces computer-aided design methods using AutoCAD software. It covers drawing techniques and terminology using ANSI standards, text creation and editing, dimensioning, Au… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF1200	Design for Precision (Measurement)	9	9.0 Credits This course presents dimensioning techniques that apply to manufactured products. It introduces geometric dimensioning and tolerancing used in the selection and application of dimensions.… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF1300	Inventor Fundamentals	9	9.0 Credits This course provides an understanding of the features and functions of Inventor software. It examines principles of solids modeling and parametric design and covers complex part modeling… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF1400	Manufacturing Process Design	9	9.0 Credits This course examines the design process as it relates to manufactured products. Students also examine the materials and processes found in the manufacturing industry. They study the prope… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF2050	SolidWorks for Manufacturing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will be introduced to SolidWorks, a parametric solid modeling and rendering software. They have the opportunity to learn the fundaments of modeling parts, creating drawings, and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
DRAF2100	SolidWorks Fundamentals	9	9.0 Credits Students use SolidWorks, a parametric solid modeling and rendering software, to model parts, drawings, and assemblies. Topics include sweep, loft, extrude, and revolve. The course also fe… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF2200	Machine Design Principles	9	9.0 Credits Students complete detail and assembly drawings on the CAD system with regard to the numerous design considerations found in machine controls, power transmissions, seals, gears, and mechan… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF2300	Creo (Pro/E) Fundamentals	9	9.0 Credits This course examines the principles of solids modeling and parametric design using Creo (Pro/ENGINEER) software. It also covers the understanding of part modeling, assembling modeling, ma… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF2400	Tool Design Processes	9	9.0 Credits This course is a comprehensive study of the principles of the design for jigs and fixtures, dies and gages. It examines the study of tool steel and other materials. Students explore use o… 9 cr · 9 hr source
DRAF2900	Special Topics in Mechanical Design Technology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Mechanical Design Technology program. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hour… source
DRAF2981	Internship	—	Variable Credits This internship provides students the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. To develop an internship to me… source
ECED1050	Expressive Arts	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers selection, construction, and use of materials, activities, and experiences that encourage the young child’s creativity and aesthetic appreciation through the visual art… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED1060	Observation, Assessment, and Guidance	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces a variety of observation, assessment, and guidance strategies used in early childhood education settings for birth through age eight. Note: Students are required to… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED1110	Infant and Toddler Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on typical and atypical development of children in the prenatal period of development through 36 months of age. It examines planning curriculum in the domains of physi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED1120	Preschool Child Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on typical and atypical development of the child ages three to five years in the seven domains of development in accordance with the Nebraska Early Learning Guidelines… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED1150	Introduction to Early Childhood Education	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an overview of early childhood education, history, and trends. It examines the philosophies of various programs, diversity, inclusion, licensing standards, current legislat… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED1160	Early Language and Literacy	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the development of literacy and language skills from birth to age eight. Students plan and prepare developmentally appropriate literacy and language activities. Not… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED1220	Prepracticum	1.5	1.5 Credits This course provides an orientation to practicum experiences in the Early Childhood Education program. Students study child care licensing requirements for their state, obtain a current h… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
ECED1221	Infant Practicum	3	3.0 Credits Students work with infants (six weeks through 12 months of age) on a weekly basis and become familiar with the daily routine of programs serving these ages. Basic skills include developme… 3 cr · 3 hr source
ECED1222	Toddler Practicum	3	3.0 Credits Students work with toddlers (12-36 months) on a weekly basis and become familiar with the daily routine of programs serving these ages. Basic skills include developmentally appropriate in… 3 cr · 3 hr source
ECED1230	School-Age Child Development and Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on typical and atypical development of the child ages 5 through 12 years. This course will examine program design in out of school care that addresses the domains of p… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED1240	Preschool-Age Practicum	3	3.0 Credits Students work with preschool-age children on a weekly basis and become familiar with the daily routine of programs serving these ages. Basic skills include developmentally appropriate int… 3 cr · 3 hr source
ECED1241	School-Age Practicum	3	3.0 Credits Students work with school age children ( 5- 8 years of age) on a weekly basis and become familiar with the daily routine of programs serving these ages. Basic skills include developmental… 3 cr · 3 hr source
ECED1260	Children’s Health and Nutrition	4.5	4.5 Credits Students focus on best practices to gain an understanding of the inter-relatedness of health, safety, and nutrition in the life of a young child, birth through age eight. Students learn a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED2050	Children with Exceptionalities	4.5	4.5 Credits Students become aware of the theory, development, and philosophy or early childhood education programs serving children with exceptionalities. Topics include planning working with familie… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED2060	Early Childhood Education Curriculum Planning	4.5	4.5 Credits This course prepares students to plan implement and deliver a developmentally appropriate curriculum and environments for children three to eight years of age. Topics include Methodogic a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED2061	Child Guidance Techniques	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the techniques teachers can use to children between birth and eight years of age develop pro-social behaviors. Emphasis is placed on the foundation of guidance comi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED2070	Family and Community Relationships	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the development of skills, techniques, attitudes and cultural sensitivities needed to form successful collaborations with diverse families and communities. This cou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECED2090	Early Childhood Student Teaching Practicum	6	6.0 Credits Students work closely with a supervising teacher to develop skills in management, environmental planning, and curriculum development. Students may select the age group with whom to specia… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ECED2091	Early Childhood Administrative Practicum	6	6.0 Credits Students work closely with a director/administrator of an early childhood education program. Students gain experiences in policy review, record keeping, staff management and training, sta… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ECED2900	Special Topics in Child Care	—	Variable Credits This course allows the Early Childhood Education program to design courses to meet the specific needs of an agency, organization, education program, or group. source
ECON1000	Macroeconomics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the “big ideas” of macroeconomics such as GDP, inflation, unemployment, labor, and international trade. A look at public-policy decision making using macro theories such as… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECON1050	Survey of Economics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop a basic understanding of economics to apply in daily living. Students learn the predominate economic principles of western economic thought and how these principles perme… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECON1100	Microeconomics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the theory and application of the four market structures; pure competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly. Students determine the revenue, costs, outp… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECON2720	International Economics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine a broad overview of the fundamentals of international business and trade, and get familiar with the basic terminology, key concepts and issues relative to the subject. St… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ECON2900	Special Topics in Economics	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other economics courses. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Schedule source
EDUC1110	Introduction to Professional Education	4.5	4.5 Credits An overview of education in the United States viewed in terms of history, philosophy, finance and governance, this course encourages critical thought regarding the role of education in ou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
EDUC2030	Human Relations in Education	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed to increase multicultural knowledge and positively impact the diversity disposition of pre-service teachers. It is designed to pre-service teachers become more awa… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
EDUC2040	Human Growth and Learning	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine human growth and learning from conception through adolescence. Students learn about current educational practices and how theories of development and learning impact and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ELAP1110	Electrical IA	7	7.0 Credits Students learn basic electrical theory and principles. Through classroom instruction, students explore and gain an understanding of what electricity is, how it works and how it is used. S… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP1120	Electrical IB	7	7.0 Credits Students explore and learn about the National Electric Code (N.E.C.). Through classroom instruction, students gain an understanding of the purpose, scope, and arrangement of the N.E.C., a… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP1210	Electrical IIA	7	7.0 Credits Students learn the layout and construction of residential electrical systems with emphasis on the National Electric Code (N.E.C.). Through classroom instruction and projects, they gain an… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP1220	Electrical IIB	7	7.0 Credits Students learn the design and installation of complete residential electrical systems with emphasis on the National Electric Code (N.E.C.). Through classroom instruction and projects, the… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP2310	Electrical IIIA	7	7.0 Credits Students learn the layout and construction of commercial electrical systems with emphasis on the National Electric Code (N.E.C.). Through classroom instruction and projects, they gain an… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP2320	Electrical IIIB	7	7.0 Credits Students learn three-phase systems, commercial electrical services, lighting and special systems with emphasis on the requirements of the National Electric Code (N.E.C.). Through classroo… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP2410	Electrical IVA	7	7.0 Credits Students learn single phase and three phase wye and delta transformers and power systems. Through classroom instruction, they gain an understanding of transformer theory, calculations and… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP2420	Electrical IVB	7	7.0 Credits Students learn basic motor controls. Through classroom instruction and hands-on projects they gain an understanding of electric motors and motor controls. Students are introduced to the b… 7 cr · 7 hr source
ELAP2550	Journeyman Test Prep Course	3	3.0 Credits Students learn relevant parts of the National Electric Code (N.E.C.) and electrical calculations, to prepare for successful completion of the journeyman electrician test. 3 cr · 3 hr source
ELME1050	Mechanical Print Reading	4	4.0 Credits Students learn the skills required for visualizing and interpreting industrial prints and freehand technical sketching. Topics include identifying prints, drafting and print-reading proce… 4 cr · 4 hr source
ELME1210	Introduction to Motors	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an overview of the operation of electric motors. Topics include magnetism, identification of motor types, and connecting to power sources. The course covers DC motors, AC m… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ELME1212	Motor and Machine Controls	9	9.0 Credits This course introduces state-of-the-art motor control components and provides students with a basic knowledge of control circuitry. Students build on their experiences from basic electric… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ELME2060	Mechanical Power Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers mechanical power system essentials. Topics include belts, pulleys, sheaves, lubrication, gears, sprockets, gear reducers, bearings, couplings, and chain drives. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ELME2070	Hydraulics and Pneumatics	4	4.0 Credits This course covers the basics of fluid power, both hydraulic and pneumatic. It also covers transmission of fluid energy, identification of components, and controls. 4 cr · 4 hr source
ELME2230	Programmable Logic Controllers	9	9.0 Credits Students will become competent in operating programable logic controllers and troubleshooting machine problems. Monitoring, uploading, and downloading programs to processors will be a mai… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ELME2235	Programmable Logic Controllers Applications	9	9.0 Credits This course builds on the knowledge and skills learned in previous programmable logic controller courses. It covers programming analog devices and the integration and programming of opera… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ELME2981	Internship	6	6.0 Credits The internship provides students the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. To develop an internship to meet the… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ELTR1200	Basic Electricity	8	8.0 Credits This course is an introduction to the electrical field. Students are exposed to electrical fundamentals of safety, theory, electrical circuit calculations, and electrical device installat… 8 cr · 8 hr source
ELTR1210	Residential Wiring	9	9.0 Credits Students gain basic knowledge of the electrical circuitry found in residential wiring. Students learn to apply the National Electrical Code (NEC) standards. Students participate in hands-… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ELTR1220	Commercial Wiring I	9	9.0 Credits Students gain a basic knowledge of circuits used in commercial wiring applications. Fundamentals of pipe bending, complete raceway installations, and calculations are introduced. As a tea… 9 cr · 9 hr source
ELTR1250	Electric Equipment Controls	6	6.0 Credits Students learn the electric controls for general motor controllers, such as, time clock lighting controls, AC controls, among others. Students learn the allowable ampacities for various c… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ELTR2240	National Electrical Code	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed to give students an introduction into the National Electrical Code. The class will give students hands on training on how to use the electrical code book and the i… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ELTR2250	Commercial Wiring II	6	6.0 Credits This course is a continuation of Commercial Wiring I. Students focus on advanced devices, equipment installations, troubleshooting, and repairs. Further study of calculations for equipmen… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ELTR2331	Electric Services and Transformers	6	6.0 Credits Students learn electric service fundamentals, system transformers, and principals of grounding and bonding electrical systems. Students gain basic knowledge of National Electrical Code Ar… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ELTR2900	Special Topics in Electrical Technology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Electrical Technology program. source
ELTR2981	Internship	4	4.0 Credits The internship provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. To develop an internship to mee… 4 cr · 4 hr source
EMSP1000	Basic Life Support	1	1.0 Credits Students learn to recognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, and foreign-body airway obstruction (choking). Students learn to recogn… 1 cr · 1 hr source
EMSP1005	CPR Refresher	0.5	0.5 Credits This course will review with the participant how to recognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, and foreign-body airway obstruction (… 0.5 cr · 0.5 hr source
EMSP1010	Heartsaver First Aid with CPR and AED	1	1.0 Credits This course teaches rescuers to effectively identify and treat adult emergencies in the critical first minutes of injury or illness until emergency medical service personnel arrive. The c… 1 cr · 1 hr source
EMSP1012	Community Emergency Response Team	2	2.0 Credits The community emergency response team (CERT) program educates students about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response sk… 2 cr · 2 hr source
EMSP1100	Emergency Medical Technician 1	10	10.0 Credits This course introduces the knowledge, skills, and professional responsibilities of the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Students will study EMS systems, legal and ethical issues, pati… 10 cr · 10 hr source
EMSP1101	Emergency Medical Technician 1 Clinical	1	1.0 Credits This course provides EMT students with supervised clinical and field experiences in hospital and prehospital settings. Students will apply clasroom knowledge gained in EMSP 1100 and 1102… 1 cr · 1 hr source
EMSP1102	Emergency Medical Technician 1 Lab	2	2.0 Credits This laboratory course provides students with practical training in core EMT skills, including patient assessment, airway management, oxygen therapy, CPR, and defibrillation. Hands-on sim… 2 cr · 2 hr source
EMSP1105	EMT Refresher	3	3.0 Credits This course reviews material previously learned by the participant. The intent of this course is to maintain a provider’s competence in knowledge and skill performance. EMSP 1105 is desig… 3 cr · 3 hr source
EMSP1106	Emergency Medical Technician 2	10	10.0 Credits This course introduces the assessment and management of trauma, obstetric, pediatric, and geriatric patients in the prehospital setting. Students also study EMS operations, including ext… 10 cr · 10 hr source
EMSP1107	Emergency Medical Technician 2 Clinical	1	1.0 Credits This course provides EMT students with supervised clinical and field experiences taught in EMSP 1106 and EMSP 1108 in hospital and prehospital settings. Students will apply classroom know… 1 cr · 1 hr source
EMSP1108	Emergency Medical Technician 2 Lab	2	2 Credits This EMT laboratory course focuses on trauma and emergency care skills, including assessment, hemorrhage control, spinal motion restriction, and musculoskeletal stabilization. Hands-on labs… 2 cr · 2 hr source
EMSP1110	Advanced EMT	12	12 Credits This course is part 1 of a sequence of 2 courses in the Advanced EMT (AEMT) program that must be completed consecutively. This course provides the AEMT’s role and the unique aspects of the… 12 cr · 12 hr source
EMSP1112	Advanced EMT Part 2 of 2	12	12 Credits This course is part 2 of a sequence of 2 in the Advanced EMT program that must be completed consecutively. This course provides an introduction to cardiac, neurological, endocrine, urologi… 12 cr · 12 hr source
EMSP1113	Advanced EMT Clinical/Field Component	3.5	3.5 Credits The clinical/field component of the Advanced EMT (AEMT) program allows the student to synthesize cognitive psychomotor skills. The clinical/field The student will follow sound educational… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
EMSP1120	Paramedic Part 1 of 4	12	12.0 Credits The Paramedic Part 1 of 4 course is the first in a sequence of four courses that provides an introduction to Emergency Medical Care. It expands the knowledge of EMS systems, roles, respo… 12 cr · 12 hr source
EMSP1122	Paramedic Part 2 of 4	12	12.0 Credits Students are introduced to medical emergencies. This course provides the foundational understanding of the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of cardiovascular system. Electrocardi… 12 cr · 12 hr source
EMSP1123	Paramedic Clinical/Field Component Part 1 of 3	3.5	3.5 Credits The clinical/field component of the paramedic program allows the student to synthesize cognitive and psychomotor skills. As the clinical/field The student will follow sound educational pr… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
EMSP1124	Paramedic Part 3 of 4	12	12.0 Credits Students are introduced to emergencies involving neurological, endocrine, hematological, immunological, renal (GU), gastro-intestinal (GI), and obstetrical (OB)-gynecological (GYN) body… 12 cr · 12 hr source
EMSP1125	Paramedic Clinical/Field Part 2 of 3	3.5	3.5 Credits The clinical/field component of the paramedic program allows the student to synthesize cognitive and psychomotor skills. This course EMSP 1125 is the clinical/field The student will follo… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
EMSP1126	Paramedic Part 4 of 4	12	12.0 Credits This course is part 4 in a sequence of 4 courses in the paramedic program that must be completed consecutively. Students gain advanced knowledge of bleeding/shock, trauma systems, soft t… 12 cr · 12 hr source
EMSP1127	Paramedic Clinical/Field Part 3 of 3	3.5	3.5 Credits The clinical/field component of the paramedic program allows the student to synthesize cognitive and psychomotor skills. This course EMSP 1127 is the clinical/field The student will follo… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
EMSP1128	Capstone Field Internship	7	7.0 Credits The Capstone Field Internship, required by CoAEMSP, is the final component of the accredited Paramedic program. It provides the student with the opportunity to demonstrate competency and… 7 cr · 7 hr source
EMSP1129	Advanced Provider Renewal	3	3 Credits This course EMSP 1129 reviews material already known by the participant. The intent of this course is to maintgain a provider’s competence in knowledge and skill performance. EMSP 1129 is d… 3 cr · 3 hr source
EMSP1130	Emergency Medical Services Instructor	6	6.0 Credits This course is designed for the EMS Provider to become an educator who understands how the adult student learns, and to provide learning opportunities that support their intellectual, pro… 6 cr · 6 hr source
EMSP1400	Advanced Medical Life Support	2	2.0 Credits Advanced Medical Life Support is an in depth study into the medical emergencies of the adult patient and the emergent care of respiratory, cardiovascular, shock, abdominal, infectious dis… 2 cr · 2 hr source
EMSP1410	Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support	2	2.0 Credits The Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support course provides advanced instruction for every level of the practicing EMS provider. The course stresses increased knowledge of trauma to all body sys… 2 cr · 2 hr source
EMSP1420	Advanced Cardiac Life Support	2	2.0 Credits Students learn to recognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, stroke, and hypothermic adult patient. Students will review rhythm reco… 2 cr · 2 hr source
EMSP1421	Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Renewal	1	1.0 Credits This course will review with the participant how to recognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies, such as cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, stroke, and the hypothermic adult pa… 1 cr · 1 hr source
EMSP1430	Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)	2	2.0 Credits Students review how to recognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest and respiratory arrest in the pediatric patient. The student will review rhythm recogni… 2 cr · 2 hr source
EMSP2900	Selected Topics in Emergency Medical Services	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the EMSP program. Prerequisites: Instructor approval source
ENGL0950	Reading and Responding	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore strategies for reading and writing, including analyzing, questioning, discussing, summarizing, and responding to a variety of thematically related texts. Students use the… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL0960	Fundamentals of College Writing	6	6.0 Credits Students practice writing clearly and effectively for different audiences and purposes, exploring the fundamentals of effective essay-writing processes including invention, organization,… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ENGL1010	English Composition I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students cultivate the critical thinking, analytical reading, and systematic writing practices that are foundational to college-level academic writing by expanding their own knowledge and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1011	English Composition I with Studio	6	6.0 Credits This course is a workshop-model course where students use writing as a process that includes planning, drafting, instructor and peer feedback, revision, and reflection to compose multiple… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ENGL1020	English Composition II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students build on Level-1 English skills by becoming better critical readers, researchers, and writers. Students design, draft, revise, and edit arguments for specific audiences and purpo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1220	Technical Writing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop rhetorical knowledge; practice critical reading, thinking, and writing; and use a writing process to draft, revise, and edit technical documents. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1225	Applied Communications I	4.5	4.5 Credits This innovative course prepares students for the communication challenges of today’s often technology-based workplace by surveying business and technical communication principles in a fie… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1230	Business Writing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop rhetorical knowledge; practice critical reading, thinking, and writing; and use a writing process to draft, revise, and edit workplace documents. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1240	Oral and Written Reports	4.5	4.5 Credits Students building on Level-1 English skills by becoming better critical readers, researchers, writers, and speakers. Students design, draft, revise, and edit oral and written reports, bot… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1245	Applied Communications II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students build on the skills learned in their Level I English course and further develop industry-specific rhetorical knowledge through contextualized writing and presentation assignments… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1310	Creative Writing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn and practice the core elements of craft (Imagery, Genre, Musicality, Dialogue, Characterization, Conflict/Tension, and Point of View) that are used to create successfu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1311	Poetry Writing Studio	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the elements and styles of poetry, practicing form, musicality, imagery, and metaphor. Students read and write lyric and narrative poems in both traditional forms and fre… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1312	Fiction Writing Studio	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the elements of fiction, learning to develop voice, character, narrative tension, and dialogue, and continuing to explore such elements of POV and imagery. Students read… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1313	Creative Nonfiction Writing Studio	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the elements of creative nonfiction, such as narrative, lyricism, imagery, symbolism, and theme. Students read and work in a range of creative nonfiction styles, such as… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL1315	Micro-Workshop I	1.5	1.5 Credits Students independently produce poetry or prose which they use to participate in a faculty-led creative writing workshop. Students practice offering and receiving actionable feedback and s… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
ENGL1316	Creative Writing Micro-Workshop II	1.5	1.5 Credits Students independently produce poetry or prose which they use to participate in a faculty-led creative writing workshop. Students practice offering and receiving actionable feedback and s… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
ENGL1317	Creative Writing Micro-Workshop III	1.5	1.5 Credits Students independently produce poetry or prose which they use to participate in a faculty-led creative writing workshop. Students practice offering and receiving actionable feedback and s… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
ENGL1318	Creative Writing Micro-Workshop IV	1.5	1.5 Credits Students independently produce poetry or prose which they use to participate in a faculty-led creative writing workshop. Students practice offering and receiving actionable feedback and s… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
ENGL1320	Introduction to Publication	4.5	4.5 Credits To introduce students to processes and resources for professional publication of writing, this course places students into the complementary roles of editors and writers, and guides them… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2210	Grant Writing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the non-profit environment, recognize community/organizational needs, identify effective grant-writing practices, and use rhetorical knowledge as well as research and wri… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2215	Creative Writing Capstone	4.5	4.5 Credits Students propose, execute, and evaluate their own original creative writing project such as a chapbook of poems, a short story, a play, or a lyric essay. In addition to presenting the wor… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2450	Introduction to Literature	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the genres, elements, and themes of literature by critically reading, discussing, and responding in writing to a culturally diverse selection of works. Fiction, poetry, a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2460	Introduction to Short Stories	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the elements of the short story and the history of its development by critically reading, discussing, and responding in writing to a selection of culturally diverse works… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2470	Introduction to Women’s Literature	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to writings by and about women. Students read a variety of writings (fiction, poetry, essays, plays) while studying the social, cultural, economic and poli… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2480	Introduction to Drama Literature I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the elements of drama, notable dramatic works, and the major dramatic genres from antiquity through the 17th century. (Cross-listed as THEA 2480) 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2481	Introduction to Drama Literature II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the elements of drama, notable dramatic works, and the major dramatic genres from the 18th century through contemporary times. (Cross-listed as THEA 2481) 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2490	Introduction to Latin American Literature	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an overview of major influential Latin American writers and the contemporary and historical issues raised by their works. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2500	Introduction to Poetry	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the genres, craft elements, and themes of poetry by critically reading, discussing, and responding in writing to a culturally diverse selection of works. Students learn t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2510	American Literature I	4.5	4.5 Credits The America we know today came into existence during the tumultuous years of 1600-1865. The literature written during that period brings to life the social, cultural, artistic, religious,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2520	American Literature II	4.5	4.5 Credits The United States has experienced radical changes since 1865. The literature written during this period brings to life the social, cultural, artistic, and political climate of the time. B… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2530	Multicultural U.S. Literature	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the genres, mediums, elements, and themes of multicultural U.S. literature through critical reading, discussion, and written responses. Students read a selection of works… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2610	British Literature I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore literature from the 7th to the 18th centuries and study the ways in which Britain developed its literary identity over the course of this period. The literature written d… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2620	British Literature II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore British literature from the late 18th century to the present and study the ways in which Britain developed its literary identity over the course of this period. The liter… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2900	Special Topics in Literature	—	Variable Credits Literary studies not covered by other courses may be depending upon interest. Past topics have included dramatic literature, detective fiction, African-American literature, and the w… source
ENGL2901	Special Topics in Writing	4.5	4.5 Credits This course permits instruction in advanced writing not included in other English courses, depending on interest. Writing may include advanced composition, advanced poetry writing, or adv… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGL2902	Special Topics in Creative Writing Studio	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore a specific sub-genre as instructor expertise and student interest permit. Examples might be true-crime nonfiction, young adult fiction, blogging as memoir, or song lyrics… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGR1000	First -Year Engineering Seminar	1	1.0 Credits Students learn about the many disciplines of engineering and construction. Students also learn about and begin building the skills critical to being a successful engineering student and f… 1 cr · 1 hr source
ENGR1010	Introduction to Engineering Design	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the engineering profession, engineering problem solving, and engineering design with an emphasis on current topics. Students learn using projects and gro… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGR1020	MATLAB Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a freshman engineering course that introduces students to computer programming for engineers using MATLAB. The course includes manipulation of functions that range from gen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGR2010	Elements of Electrical Engineering I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a sophomore engineering course that introduces students to the basic elements of electrical engineering. The course teaches the fundamental concepts of dc and ac circuit an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENGR2020	Engineering Statics	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a sophomore engineering course that introduces students to the basic principles of statics. Topics include an introduction to the fundamental principles of statics; strengt… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENTR1050	Introduction to Entrepreneurship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students evaluate the business skills and commitment necessary to successfully operate an entrepreneurial venture and review the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship. Students under… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENTR2040	Entrepreneurship Feasibility Study	4.5	4.5 Credits Students assess the viability of a business idea to determine if the concept is feasible for business start-up, expansion, or long-term growth. Students identify and analyze through basic… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENTR2050	Marketing for the Entrepreneur	4.5	4.5 Credits In this course, students will gain insights essential for marketing their entrepreneurial venture utilizing innovative and financially responsible marketing strategies. Students will deve… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENTR2060	Entrepreneurship Legal Issues	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will explore legal issues related to business entities. Students will review contract law, articles of incorporation and the filing process, intellectual property, employment law… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENTR2070	Entrepreneurship Financial Topics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to financial topics for small businesses. Financial topics include budgeting, creation of financial statements, and learning how to work with an accounting profess… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENTR2090	Entrepreneurship Business Plan	4.5	4.5 Credits Students evaluate business concepts and create a business plan. Students assess the strengths and weaknesses of a business concept; apply research data into the plans; and prepare the fin… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ENTR2900	Special Topics in Entrepreneurship	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other entrepreneurship courses. Prerequisites: Instructor approval source
ESLX0711	Listening and Speaking 1	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop conversational English fluency and listening comprehension skills to improve their communication in English. Students increase their vocabulary and grammar skills. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ESLX0712	Listening and Speaking 2	4.5	4.5 Credits Student practice listening comprehension and speaking skills. Students develop effective listening comprehension skills to understand spoken English in academic contexts. Students also de… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ESLX0713	Listening and Speaking 3	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn how to plan, organize and deliver effective presentations individually and in small groups on simplified academic topics. Students watch and take notes on short video prese… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ESLX0714	Listening and Speaking 4	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn how to take effective notes on lectures presented by college faculty from a variety of disciplines. Students practice asking questions and participating in classroom discus… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ESLX0721	Writing and Grammar 1	6	6.0 Credits Students learn basic English grammar to write clear, meaningful, and grammatically correct simple and compound sentences with target grammar. Students also learn high frequency vocabulary… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ESLX0722	Writing and Grammar 2	6	6.0 Credits Students learn to use the target grammar to write clear, meaningful, and grammatically correct simple and compound sentences and short paragraphs. Students will also learn high frequency… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ESLX0723	Writing and Grammar 3	6	6.0 Credits Students learn to use the target grammar to write clear, meaningful, and grammatically correct simple, compound and complex sentences for paragraph and multiple-paragraph compositions. St… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ESLX0724	Writing and Grammar 4	6	6.0 Credits Students learn advanced English grammar and how to apply that knowledge to the common types of writing assignments they will receive in their degree programs. Students will also learn to… 6 cr · 6 hr source
ESLX0731	Reading and Vocabulary 1	4.5	4.5 Credits In this course, students read a variety of texts to begin developing the foundational reading skills necessary for success at the college level. Students learn to paraphrase ideas and sum… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ESLX0732	Reading and Vocabulary 2	4.5	4.5 Credits In this course, students read a variety of texts to continue developing the foundational reading skills necessary for success at the college level. Students strengthen the paraphrasing an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ESLX0733	Reading and Vocabulary 3	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain reading comprehension skills and acquire target academic vocabulary by reading excerpts from level-appropriate fiction and nonfiction texts. Students paraphrase and summariz… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
ESLX0734	Reading and Vocabulary 4	4.5	4.5 Credits In this course, students read a variety of texts to continue developing the foundational reading skills necessary for success at the college level. Students continue to develop paraphrasi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
EXPL1000	Exploratory Studies	4.5	4.5 Credits Through a variety of methods, students learn introductory concepts and practices of interdisciplinary study, including use of inquiry, critical thinking and problem-solving. Students appl… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FASH1000	Fashion Design Principles	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to basic design fundamentals of fashion. Areas of emphasis include the study of basic principles and elements of design as applied to fashion design, fashio… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FASH2200	Portfolio Design Principles	4.5	4.5 Credits Students create a design portfolio using their existing design projects to prepare for entering the workforce. Three versions of the portfolio will be created, including a printed, PDF, a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FASH2900	Special Topics in Fashion Design	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in independent study of special content areas not included in other courses in the Fashion Design program. Prerequisites: Instructor Approval source
FASH2920	Fashion Practicum	4.5	4.5 Credits Students earn credit for completing an accumulation of fashion design-related courses through the MCC Non-Credit Program in conjunction with FIM (Fashion Institute Midwest). The student m… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FASH2981	Fashion Apprenticeship I	3	3.0 Credits This course is the first in a series of apprenticeship courses in fashion design. Students are given the opportunity to observe/take part in the process of fashion design through a local… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FASH2982	Fashion Apprenticeship II	3	3.0 Credits This course is the second in a series of apprenticeship courses in fashion design. Students are given the opportunity to observe/take part in the process of fashion design through a local… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FASH2983	Fashion Apprenticeship III	3	3.0 Credits This course is the third in a series of apprenticeship courses in fashion design. Students are given the opportunity to observe/take part in the process of fashion design through a local… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FINA1000	Financial Literacy	4.5	4.5 Credits This course reviews the most critical financial literacy concepts needed by consumers in today’s marketplace including issues specific to income, taxes, purchasing power, financial planni… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA1200	Personal Finance	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in the analyzing and directing his/her family and/or self’s financial affairs. Emphasis is placed on the basic information needed to choose between financial alternatives… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA1300	Introduction to Investments	4.5	4.5 Credits This beginning course in investments presents a review of introductory concepts specific to risk and return, stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and personal portfolio construction and managemen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2200	Investment Planning	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn basic investment concepts, such as investment markets and transactions, investment planning and information, and investment risk and return. Students also explore the inves… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2209	Risk Management and Insurance	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in the study of Risk Management and Insurance as required for the education component of the CFP Board. Students analyze financial risk and the preservation of personal as… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2210	Financial Planning Principles	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn current tools and techniques related to the accumulation, preservation, and transference of wealth in the financial planning process. This course is the first in the series… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2230	Business Finance	4.5	4.5 Credits The student will learn the basics of financial analysis, forecasting, operating and financial leverage, working capital, current asset management, short-term financing, time value concept… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2310	Income Tax Planning	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in tax planning strategies as they relate to investment goals. It emphasizes discretionary income and net worth. Students learn to evaluate specific investment decisions b… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2320	Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in the study of pertinent issues faced by those preparing for retirement. Such issues include income planning, Social Security, Medicare, long-term care insurance, distrib… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2330	Estate Planning	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in the study of estate planning topics, such as estate and gift taxes, various issues related to trusts planning and administration, property ownership issues, life insura… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2400	Financial Counseling	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in the foundations of financial counseling including the communication and listening processes, decision making and problem solving, and various strategies and tactics uti… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2410	Consumer Credit	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in the most critical consumer credit issues including consumer rights, secured and unsecured debt, credit card debt, student loan debt, debt collection, foreclosures and r… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FINA2940	Financial Plan Development and Case Analysis	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in the capstone course in the Financial Planning program. This case-based class provides students with an opportunity to demonstrate competencies in financial planning and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FIST1000	Principles of Emergency Services	3	3.0 Credits This course provides an overview to fire protection and emergency services. Students learn the structures within a fire department as well as the roles and responsibilities of the firefig… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST1030	Hazardous Materials Chemistry	3	3.0 Credits This course provides basic chemistry related to the categories of hazardous materials. This includes the problems of recognition, the reactivity issues, and health concerns encountered by… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST1050	Building Construction for Fire Protection	3	3.0 Credits This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of how the construction type, alternative design, and materials influence a building’s reaction to fire. This course provides reco… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST1060	Occupational Safety and Health for Emergency Services	3	3.0 Credits This course introduces the basic concepts of occupational health and safety as it relates to emergency service organizations. Topics include risk and hazard evaluation and control procedu… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST1070	Fire Protection Systems	3	3.0 Credits This course provides information relating to the features of design and operation of fire alarm systems, water-based fire suppression systems, special hazard fire suppression systems, wat… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST1080	Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply	4	4.0 Credits This course provides a foundation of theoretical knowledge in order to understand the principles of the use of water in fire protection and to apply hydraulic principles to analyze and so… 4 cr · 4 hr source
FIST1090	Firefighter I	10	10.0 Credits This course includes the information and skills to perform basic firefighting functions on the fire ground. Upon completion, students can take the Nebraska State Firefighter I Certificat… 10 cr · 10 hr source
FIST1091	Internship	8	8.0 Credits This internship is designed to give students the opportunity to participate in working fire station. Students will be able perform the role of an emergency responder under the guidance of… 8 cr · 8 hr source
FIST1480	Physical Training for the Firefighter/ EMS Professional	3.5	3.5 Credits The job of a firefighter is one of the most physically demanding jobs in North America. It requires high levels of cardiopulmonary endurance, muscular strength and muscular endurance. Phy… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
FIST2000	Incident Command System	3	3.0 Credits Students will be introduced to the basic principles of the Incident Command System within the National Incident Management System (NIMS) compliant framework. The course covers the Departm… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST2010	Fire Investigation I	3	3.0 Credits This course provides students with the fundamentals and technical knowledge needed for proper fire scene interpretations, including recognizing and conducting origin and cause, preservati… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST2011	Fire Investigation II	3	3.0 Credits This course is intended to provide the student with advanced technical knowledge on rule of law, fire scene analysis, fire behavior, evidence collection and preservation, scene documentat… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST2020	Fire Prevention, Inspection and Codes	4	4.0 Credits This course is an examination and evaluation of the techniques, procedures, programs, and agencies involved with fire prevention. It gives consideration to related governmental inspection… 4 cr · 4 hr source
FIST2030	Legal Aspects of Emergency Services	3	3.0 Credits This course is an introductory course that addresses the federal, state, and local laws that regulate emergency services and includes a review of national standards, regulations, and cons… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST2040	Principles of Fire & Emergency Services Safety & Survival	3	3.0 Credits This course introduces the basic principles and history related to the national firefighter life safety initiatives. These initiatives focus on the need for cultural and behavior change t… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST2050	Introduction to Fire and Emergency Services Administration	3	3.0 Credits This course introduces students to the organization and management of a fire and emergency services department and the relationship of government agencies to the fire service. Emphasis is… 3 cr · 3 hr source
FIST2060	Strategy and Tactics	4	4.0 Credits This course provides an in-depth analysis of the principles of fire control through utilization of personnel, equipment, and extinguishing agents on the fire ground. 4 cr · 4 hr source
FIST2070	Hazardous Materials Operations	3.5	3.5 Credits This course introduces the basic skills necessary to safely and effectively manage on-scene operations involving the uncontrolled release of dangerous chemicals. It focuses on those indiv… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
FIST2071	Hazwoper for the Industry	3.5	3.5 Credits This course provides students with entry-level education for students entering the remediation trade where hazardous and/or toxic materials are involved. 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
FIST2080	Hazardous Materials Technician	8	8.0 Credits This specialized training utilizes a modular format where a fire department may analyze its current level of competency and choose course modules that provide the skills needed by its haz… 8 cr · 8 hr source
FIST2090	Firefighter II	5.5	5.5 Credits This course is the continuation of Firefighter I, and upon successful completion of the course individuals shall function on emergency scenes with general supervision. Firefighter II begi… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
FIST2900	Selected Topics in Fire Science	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Fire Science Technology program. source
FREN1110	Elementary French I	7.5	7.5 Credits FREN 1110 is the first of three sequential courses that teach the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing in French. Students build these skills by preparing for the unit 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
FREN1120	Elementary French II	7.5	7.5 Credits FREN 1120 is the second of three sequential courses that teach the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing in French. Students build these skills by preparing for the un… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
FREN2110	Intermediate French I	4.5	4.5 Credits FREN 2110 is the third of three sequential courses that teach the intermediate level skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing in French. Students focus on building proficiency… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FREN2120	Intermediate French II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course reviews and continues to develop the skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing in French. Students build these skills by watching, listening, and practicing speaking… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
FREN2900	Special Topics in French	—	Variable Credits This course offers topics not normally addressed by other courses in French. Examples include advanced grammar, intensive conversation and pronunciation, and contemporary culture. source
GEOG1010	Fundamentals of Geography	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will examine essential concepts in both human and physical geography and will acquire basic map interpretation skills. Students will also be introduced to environmental and socia… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
GEOG1020	World Regional Geography	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will expand their knowledge of the world. Students will analyze regions of the world in terms of their human and physical geographies. Students explore processes of globalization… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
GEOG1050	Introduction to Human Geography	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will broaden their global perspective through an examination of the interrelationships between humans, cultures, and the environment. Students will also explore factors and inter… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
GEOG1150	Introduction to Physical Geography - Weather and Climate	6	6.0 Credits Students learn the ways in which the complex interplay of solar radiation, temperature, moisture, atmospheric pressure, and wind produces the short-term atmospheric conditions called weat… 6 cr · 6 hr source
GEOG1160	Introduction to Physical Geography - Landforms	6	6.0 Credits Students learn about the physical processes that shape and reshape the face of the earth. Students are introduced to geomorphic forces that work from within Earth to create landforms and… 6 cr · 6 hr source
GEOG1210	Physical Geology	6	6.0 Credits Students study Earth and the processes that shape it. Students will gain an appreciation for the role geology plays in everyday life by studying the materials and structure of Earth as we… 6 cr · 6 hr source
GEOG1700	Human Environment Geography	6	6.0 Credits Students focus on the interaction between people and the environment from a geographical perspective, with attention given to the sustainability of current human activities. Topics includ… 6 cr · 6 hr source
GEOG2900	Special Topics in Geography	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas that are not included in other geography courses. source
GERM1010	Elementary German I	7.5	7.5 Credits This is the first of a two-course introductory sequence in which students begin to learn the fundamentals of German. It stresses comprehension, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
GERM1020	Elementary German II	7.5	7.5 Credits Students continue focusing on the skills begun in GERM 1010 . The course stresses comprehension, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading, writing, and vocabulary. 5 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
GERM2110	Intermediate German I	4.5	4.5 Credits Intermediate German I provides a review of grammar and stresses vocabulary building. Classes, conducted mainly in German, emphasize comprehension and discussion. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
GERM2900	Special Topics in German	—	Variable Credits This course offers topics not normally addressed by other courses in the German curriculum. Examples include advanced grammar, intensive conversation and pronunciation, and contempor… source
HDIM1001	Medical Terminology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course will assist you in establishing a solid foundation of medical terminology and abbreviations. You will learn medical vocabulary as it applies to the anatomy, physiology, and pa… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM1010	Healthcare Delivery Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn a broad range of career options in the health information management profession, the functions of a health information manager in the healthcare environment; and the resour… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM1030	Healthcare Data Management and Use	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the methods to access and retrieve healthcare data and medical records. These methods include master patient index, record identification and filing systems, record retenti… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM1350	Documentation & Electronic Health Record	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the importance of accurate and timely health record documentation, along with key requirements and principles across healthcare settings. Topics include information governa… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2010	Healthcare Statistics and Data Analytics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the methods/formulas for computing, preparing, and presenting statistical reports used in the delivery of healthcare services. Students utilize current software to learn an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2020	Health Law, Privacy, and Ethics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study legal principles, laws, and regulations related to healthcare and health information; confidentiality, privacy, subpoenas of health information, and methods used to enhance… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2030	Performance Improvement and Creating Databases	4.5	4.5 Credits Students investigate peer review in healthcare and the components of quality management programs in healthcare organizations including quality/performance improvement, utilization managem… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2040	Information Systems in Healthcare	4.5	4.5 Credits In this laboratory course, students examine and analyze health information technology applications. Students apply principles to usability of health IT systems, configure of electronic he… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2050	Healthcare Reimbursement and Revenue Cycle Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine in depth healthcare reimbursement methodologies, bill reconciliation, and revenue cycle management including the charge master. Students apply the principles and applicat… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2060	Supervision in Healthcare	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the principles of authority and responsibility, delegation, and communication; organization charts, job descriptions, and policies and procedures; and employee motivation,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2421	Clinical Coding I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain knowledge of the International Classification of Diseases, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) systems, official coding guidelines, and application of coding principles to dia… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2431	Clinical Coding II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain knowledge of the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT)/ Health Care Procedural Coding System (HCPCS), official coding guidelines, and assignment of codes to various clinical… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2432	Clinical Coding III	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a comprehensive foundation of inpatient hospital coding and inpatient classification systems for medical specialties. Students experience coding from complete medical record… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2982	HDIM Capstone	4.5	4.5 Credits Students discuss current issues and trends in the healthcare field which impact health information management practice; the professional rights and responsibilities of health information… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HDIM2983	HDIM Practicum	2	2.0 Credits Students apply knowledge learned in the Health Data and Information Management Program to various health information management (HIM) functions at healthcare organizations under the guida… 2 cr · 2 hr source
HIMS1005	Introduction to Electronic Health Records	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the core concepts and features of electronic health record systems (EHRs). Students gain an awareness of how the EHR supports efficiencies and accuracy within both in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1111	Healthcare Careers	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an overview of the healthcare field. Topics include healthcare delivery systems, history of healthcare, careers in healthcare, personal qualities of healthcare worker… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1120	Medical Terminology I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a solid foundation of medical terminology through the introduction of prefixes, suffixes, word roots, abbreviations, terms, and symbols. It emphasizes understanding the medi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1130	Medical Terminology II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students utilize the principles of medical word building to develop an extensive medical vocabulary used in healthcare occupations. This advanced course presents detailed anatomy and phys… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1150	Introduction to Medical Law and Ethics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a foundation in the legal and ethical principles associated with working in a healthcare setting. Topics include but are not limited to patient rights, informed consent, con… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1180	Disease Processes	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces the fundamentals of human disease processes. Students gain knowledge in the study of the nature and description of disease, disease etiology, signs and symptoms, di… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1210	Medical Office Communications	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the basic information and guidelines for writing style, grammar, and documentation standards in healthcare. Topics include career role and responsibilities in the medical o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1250	Medical Office Management	4.5	4.5 Credits This course addresses the intricacies of managing a medical office and the core knowledge needed of a medical office manager. Students will gain knowledge in regulatory compliance; person… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1410	Introduction to Insurance	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a broad overview of the health insurance field and the various types of insurance plans, as well as legislation impacting health care. Topics include the types of coding sys… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS1420	Revenue Cycle in Healthcare	4.5	4.5 Credits This course will focus on the healthcare reimbursement in the hospital and physician perspective use. Students will gain knowledge and skills related to revenue cycle management (RCM) whi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS2110	Principles of Management in Healthcare	4.5	4.5 Credits This course acquaints healthcare practitioners with management and supervision concepts essential to the understanding of the organizational environment in the healthcare field. Topics in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS2155	Fundamentals of Pharmacology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a basic understanding of pharmacological concepts, emphasizing routes of administration, basic pharmacokinetics, and the specific pharmacology of drugs commonly used in the… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS2161	Healthcare Compliance and Regulations	4.5	4.5 Credits This course will focus on the healthcare reimbursement in the hospital and physician perspective use. Students will gain knowledge and skills related to revenue cycle management (RCM) whi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS2900	Special Topics in Health Information Management Systems	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Health Information Management Systems program. source
HIMS2910	CPC Exam Preparation	8	8 Credits Students will review all relevant content areas in preparation for the Academy of Professional Coders Certification (AAPC) examination. Students will gain an in-depth look at the medical co… 8 cr · 8 hr source
HIMS2980	Medical Office Applications	4.5	4.5 Credits This capstone course provides the opportunity to develop medical office application skills through individual and collaborative learning experiences. This course integrates all of the com… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIMS2981	Internship	4	4.0 Credits The internship places students in a working and learning environment to receive on-the-job training before graduation. To develop internships to meet academic and career goals, students m… 4 cr · 4 hr source
HIST1010	United States History to 1877	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of American history from discovery through and including the Civil War and reconstruction. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST1020	United States History from 1865 to Present	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of American history from the end of the Civil War to the present. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST1050	Introduction to Black History	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of the history of black Americans from their origins in Africa to the present. It considers political, economic, social, and cultural factors as well as the intera… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST1060	Black Women in the United States	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the history of Black women in the United States. It covers Black women’s roles in the home, industry, and during world wars from the colonial period to present day. T… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST1070	Traditional and Modern China	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines the historical, cultural, political, and economic aspects of China. The course starts in 1644 and ends in the present-day era. It covers the late Ming dynasty, the Qi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST1080	Traditional and Modern Japan	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines the historical, cultural, political, and economic aspects of Japan. The course starts in the 1500s by studying the Tokugawa dynasty and its wealthy and powerful ruler… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST1110	World Civilization from Prehistory to 1500	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will explore the history of selected civilizations from the origins of the first human civilizations to the Renaissance. Students will examine the political, economic, social, cu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST1120	World Civilization from 1500 to Present	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will explore the history of selected civilizations from the Renaissance to modern day. Students will examine the political, economic, social, cultural, and technological contribu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST2050	Modern Europe Since 1789	4.5	4.5 Credits This course studies the people and national powers which shaped modern Europe from the French Revolution’s beginning in 1789 to our global present. There is an emphasis on cultural, socia… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST2200	Latin American History	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers the history and culture of Latin America from ancient history to the present. It considers political, economic, social, and cultural factors as well as the interaction… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST2220	U.S. and Global Military History	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of global military history that situates war strategies and tactics, starting from the founding days of America to the present. The course has a special emphasis o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HIST2900	Special Topics in History	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other history courses. Prerequisites: Instructor approval source
HLSM102F	Plant ID and Culture Fall	3	3.0 Credits Students will learn botanical and common names of plants for Midwest Landscapes and controlled environments. Students will learn physical characteristics, maintenance, care and pests of p… 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM102J	Plant ID and Culture Summer	3	3.0 Credits Students will learn botanical and common names of plants for Midwest Landscapes and controlled environments. Students will learn physical characteristics, maintenance, care and pests of p… 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM102S	Plant ID and Culture Spring	3	3.0 Credits Students will learn botanical and common names of plants for Midwest Landscapes and controlled environments. Students will learn physical characteristics, maintenance, care and pests of p… 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM102W	Plant ID and Culture Winter	3	3.0 Credits Students will learn botanical and common names of plants for Midwest Landscapes and controlled environments. Students will learn physical characteristics, maintenance, care and pests of p… 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM104F	Market Farming Fall	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will study the principles and skills needed to operate a market farm. Students analyze the characteristics and operational feasibility of different products. Students participate… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM104J	Market Farming Summer	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will study the principles and skills needed to operate a market farm. Students analyze the characteristics and operational feasibility of different products. Students participate… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM104S	Market Farming Spring	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will study the principles and skills needed to operate a market farm. Students analyze the characteristics and operational feasibility of different products. Students participate… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM104W	Market Farming Winter	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will study the principles and skills needed to operate a market farm. Students analyze the characteristics and operational feasibility of different products. Students participate… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1001	Industry Exploration	3	3.0 Credits Students will distinguish different careers in the horticulture field, participate in activities related to those careers and plan their educational experience in the horticulture land sy… 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM1010	Horticulture Science	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will become familiar with horticulture terminology that is associated with morphological structures of plants including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds. Students… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1011	Soil, Ecology, and Sustainability	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the principles and importance of soil and apply the information to a project site. Students practice different methods of hands-on testing and data gathering. Students an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1012	Plant Physiology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will expand upon the fundamental plant structure and processes information that was introduced in Intro to Horticulture. Students will study advanced plant morphology and physiol… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1013	Pesticide Applicators’ Certification	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the requirements for the Nebraska Pesticide Applicators’ License as outlined in the Core Manual and the Ornamental and Turf Pest Control Manual, prepared by UNL Extension,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1014	Entomology	3	3.0 Credits Student identify insect orders and their specific characteristics, life cycles and their interactions with plants. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM1015	Plant Pathology	3	3.0 Credits Students will analyze the characteristics, disease life cycles, and Integrated Pest Management control methods of diseases. Students will examine regional pathogens and diseases. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM1016	Plant Propagation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the principles and practices of propagation. Students study the physiological development of plants from seed to maturity and vegetative propagation. Students explore diffe… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1030	Floral Design 1	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will explore the basic skills, mechanics, artistry and career possibilities present in the professional floral design industry. Students will apply design techniques and use mate… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1031	Floral Design 2	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn and use design skills to create and analyze advanced floral compositions. Students will create compositions based on geometric, traditional, Oriental, European and Ame… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1050	Site Analysis	3	3.0 Credits Students are introduced to the areas involved in planning, designing and drawing landscapes including the proper use of drafting equipment and technology. This course covers the basics of… 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM1051	Landscape Graphics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will explore the current computer applications as they related to the landscape industry. Students will explore drafting and other uses these platforms use to communicate designs… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1052	Landscape Maintenance and Mgmt	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn how to maintain turfgrass areas and landscape beds. Students will learn how to use and properly maintain the tools used in turfgrass and landscape maintenance. Student… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1053	Hardscape Installation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students build an understanding of landscape tools, materials and how landscape products are correctly installed. Students will be a part of a team that will install a landscape element.… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1060	Design Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the areas involved in planning, designing, and composing landscapes including the proper use of drafting equipment and technology. Students learn existing site… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM1061	Landscape Design Project Mgmt	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn how project managers are responsible for organizing all aspects of landscape projects. Students will analyze materials and labor and calculate costs. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM2030	Advanced Floral: Weddings	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn and use design skills to create advanced floral compositions for use in a variety of wedding settings. Students will learn the specialty flowers, foliage and hardgoods… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM2031	Advanced Floral: Sympathy	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn and use design skills to create advanced floral compositions for use in a variety of funeral settings. Students will learn the specialty flowers, foliage and hardgoods… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM2060	Plants and Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn how to integrate plants into design plans based on the design, environment, client needs and aesthetic desire. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLSM2061	Landscape Design Portfolio	3	3.0 Credits Students will learn how to incorporate design plans into a portfolio. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM2062	Landscape Design Capstone	3	3.0 Credits Students will use knowledge gained throughout program to complete a landscape design. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM2900	Special Topics in HLSM	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other horticulture courses, depending upon interest and relevancy to the curriculum. Topics may include EPA c… source
HLSM2910	Internship	3	3 Credits Students work in a horticulture-related field under the direction of a qualified supervisor. Based on state guidelines, students must complete 40 hours of work for each credit hour. 0 credi… 3 cr · 3 hr source
HLSM2920	Special Projects in Horticulture	1	1 Credits Students work with the horticulture faculty in designing, implementing, and evaluating a special horticulture project. Students meet with the faculty on a regular basis for consultation and… 1 cr · 1 hr source
HLTH1050	Nutrition for Health and Healthcare	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the role of nutrition in health and healthcare delivery with an emphasis on evidence-based behavior change. This includes foundational knowledge of macro and micronutrien… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1200	Long-Term Care - CNA	6.5	6.5 Credits The course meets the Nebraska Health and Human Services System training requirements for nursing assistant certification and employment in long-term care facilities. The course combines c… 6.5 cr · 6.5 hr source
HLTH1300	Medication Aide	5	5.0 Credits This course prepares students to meet the requirements of the Nebraska Medication Aide Act. It includes information regarding medication administration, pharmacology, state rules and regu… 5 cr · 5 hr source
HLTH1500	Intro to Health and Wellness Coaching	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective Health and Wellness Coaches. Emphasizing evidence-based strategies, students explore core coaching theories, models o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1510	Foundations of Public Health	4.5	4.5 Credits Foundations of Public Health provides students with foundational knowledge of public health’s historical contributions; the ethical bases; key terms and concepts; system organization; and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1520	Prevention in Community Health	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces and applies the principles of public health and study design needed to support population-based and community health assessment and evaluation. Emphasis is placed o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1530	Community Health Worker I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the role of community health workers and their importance in the healthcare system. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the basic concepts of common… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1540	Community Health Worker II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course will prepare students to work as trained health educators with community members who may have difficulty understanding providers due to cultural or language barriers. Students… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1550	Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine current challenges and opportunities in healthcare systems, use design thinking to identify and analyze problems, and develop creative solutions. Emphasis is placed on co… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1560	Health and Lifestyle Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore a whole-person approach to health and well-being, integrating foundational concepts with practical, collaborative skills. This course is designed for aspiring health and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1599	Physical Activity and Exercise	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore foundational concepts for movement and strategies for health professionals to support physical activity across diverse populations. Through experiential learning, student… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1601	Advanced Health and Wellness Coaching	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn health and wellness coaching skills and techniques and demonstrate how to intake, interact with, devise plans for clients, and terminate coaching relationships. Students le… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HLTH1602	H&W Coaching Skills Assessment	2	2.0 Credits Students refine evidence-based strategies, theories, and techniques board-eligible professionals are required to be proficient in. Building on the NBHWC-aligned standards, students engage… 2 cr · 2 hr source
HLTH1603	Health and Wellness Coaching Capstone	3.5	3.5 Credits Students apply all evidence-based behavior change theories, methods, and techniques from the Health and Wellness Coaching Career Certificate. Students conduct 50 sessions with volunteer c… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
HLTH2900	Selected Topics	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Health program. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Sche… source
HLTH2960	Internship	6	6.0 Credits The internship is an agreement between the College, student, and public or private agency, which provides hands-on training for the student. Written goals and 6 cr · 6 hr source
HLTH2988	Healthcare Leadership	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn essential leadership skills that healthcare executives use make thoughtful decisions about their organization’s mission and goals, and properly allocate resources to achiev… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMRL1010	Human Relations Skills	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an introductory course in interpersonal skills, stressing the importance of utilizing those skills in the workplace. Students are presented with opportunities to become more effec… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV1010	Introduction to Human Services	4.5	4.5 Credits This introductory course explores the human services field. Students are exposed to historical perspectives, ethics, and the role of the community support human service practitioner in va… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV1120	Helping Skills and Techniques	4.5	HMSV 1120 - ing Skills and Techniques HMSV 1120 - ing Skills and Techniques 4.5 Credits In this course, students practice basic interpersonal skills such as appropriate self-disclosure, active listen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV1130	Introduction to Counseling Theories	4.5	4.5 Credits Students focus on an examination of the historical and current theories of counseling. Counseling theories include at least the following: rational-emotive therapy, Gestalt therapy, reali… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV1140	Assessment, Case Planning, and Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the process of collecting pertinent data about client or client systems and their environment and appraising the data as a basis for making decisions regarding diagnosis, t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV1150	Community Resources	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides students with the opportunity to explore career options in the human services field through direct observation in a field setting and through guest speakers. This cou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV1160	Medical and Social Aspects of Addictions	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the physiological, psychological and sociological aspects of alcohol/drug use, abuse and dependence. The classifications and basic pharmacology of drugs, basic physiology a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2050	Ethics and Professionalism	4.5	4.5 Credits Students consider a wide range of ethical issues as they apply to human services and alcohol and drug counseling. These issues include confidentiality, dual relationships, competency and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2110	Group Counseling	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study group theory, processes and dynamics, as well as techniques and methods of group counseling and facilitation. The coursework includes practice in group counseling and facil… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2120	Social Services Policy and Exceptional Populations	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine social policy development. The examination focuses on historical factors, value assumptions, and social, political, and economic contexts. Social issues in the field of h… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2130	Treatment Issues in Chemical Dependency	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study treatment issues specific to alcohol and drug disorders including, as a minimum, dual diagnosis and the impact of physical and mental health disorders on alcohol and drug t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2150	Multicultural Counseling	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop counseling skills with cultural, social and economic considerations for diverse populations. Students reflect on multicultural barriers and the impact of the counselor’s… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2160	Advanced Group Skills	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an advanced course in theory and practice of group counseling. Students continue to learn about the process of group counseling. Included in the discussion is an exploratio… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2450	Crisis Intervention	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore theories about crisis intervention and how to apply that theory in the field. The course systematically improves the students’ interview, communication, evaluation and in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HMSV2900	Special Topics in Human Services	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses of the Human Services program. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Cl… source
HMSV2991	Practicum I - General Human Services	6	6.0 Credits This course provides students with field opportunities to expand and apply their practical and classroom experience. Along with the field experience, the student is required to successful… 6 cr · 6 hr source
HMSV2992	Practicum II - General Human Services	6	6.0 Credits This course provides students with continued opportunities and experiences to integrate and apply classroom and textbook knowledge in addition to experiences from the first practicum. Alo… 6 cr · 6 hr source
HMSV2994	Practicum I - Chemical Dependency Counseling	6	6.0 Credits The course will provide students with an opportunity to integrate their theoretical/textbook knowledge and classroom ideas in a practical way in an actual workplace. Through dual supervis… 6 cr · 6 hr source
HMSV2995	Practicum II - Chemical Dependency Counseling	6	6 Credits The course will provide students with an opportunity to integrate their theoretical/textbook knowledge and classroom ideas in a practical way in an actual workplace. Through dual supervisio… 6 cr · 6 hr source
HUMS1000	Humanities through the Arts	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore humanity’s creative responses to the fundamental intellectual and artistic questions that have continually preoccupied reflective individuals. Those creative responses ma… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS1100	Classical Humanities	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the fine and performing arts, literature, religious and sports culture, and the philosophy and government of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS1110	Origins of the Humanities	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the origins of human culture, which emerged with Prehistory and the civilizations of Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt, Bronze Age Greece, ancient China, and ancient India. Stud… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS1120	The Humanities in the Medieval - Renaissance World	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the development of fine and performing arts, literature and myth, and religion and philosophy of European culture from the Medieval Period through the Renaissance. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS1130	The Humanities in the Modern World	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an interdisciplinary overview of the development of Western culture from the Baroque period through the present. (Formerly Humanities II: Modern World) 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS1150	The Humanities in the Non-Western World	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the humanities in traditional and contemporary non-Western cultures, including the people of the Islamic world, India, China, Japan, Africa, and Oceania. Students will ex… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS1160	The Humanities and Food Culture	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will explore the humanities and food culture from various regions around the world. Humanist expressions through the fine arts, literature and poetry, philosophy and religion, an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS2310	Film History and Appreciation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the development of the film genre as an art form, an industry, and a cultural force. Students also learn how film works thematically, narratively, stylistically, visually… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HUMS2900	Special Topics in the Humanities	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other humanities courses. Topics may expand upon the relationships between culture and the visual or performi… source
HVAC1101	HVACR Electrical Systems and Components	9	9.0 Credits Students learn proper electrical vocabulary, safety, and test procedures through a combination of classroom and lab lectures and activities. Students also become familiar with basic circu… 9 cr · 9 hr source
HVAC1102	HVAC/R Shop Practices	4.5	4.5 Credits Students practice using tools in basic HVAC/R jobs such as tube bending, flaring, swaging, soldering, and brazing. Students learn to cut and thread gas pipe and how to fabricate drain lin… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC1103	Intro to HVAC/R Principles & Theory	9	9.0 Credits Students gain experience in actual refrigeration service practice. Typical service problems are worked out by each student. The fundamentals of controls, definitions, measurements, electr… 9 cr · 9 hr source
HVAC1104	Sheet Metal Fundamentals 1	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to identify and create basic fittings used in residential air conditioning and heating systems. Students also become familiar with typical hand tools, project layout and fa… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC1201	Heating Fundamentals, Install & Service	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study heating fundamentals and operations of gas and electric heating systems. Installation and service problems are investigated along with wiring, operating and safety controls… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC1202	Commercial Refrigeration Install & Service	4.5	4.5 Credits Students install a complete refrigeration system (low temperature/medium temperature) using hard drawn copper tubing. Various systems are studied and the student solves typical service pr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC1203	Building Automation Fundamentals 1	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the basic components of a simple building automation system, controlling a small variable air volume air handling unit serving a variety of different Air terminal units, an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2101	Split Systems: Air Conditioning/Heat Pumps	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the refrigerant cycle and the “reverse cycle” principle, including the reversing valve. Special components and accessories used within heat pumps are covered in-depth… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2301	Advanced Residential Air Conditioning	4.5	4.5 Credits Students calculate heating and cooling needs of various structures using manual and computerized calculator methods. The course covers equipment selection, static pressure, and airflow. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2401	Commercial HVAC Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about equipment used in the commercial HVAC field. The primary focus is on package rooftop unit installation, repair, and service. Students also study water source, geother… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2501	Journey Worker Test Prep	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are guided through the significant quantity of study materials required as reference for the City of Omaha, and Iowa State ACAD Journeyman’s licensure exams. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2604	Sheet Metal Fundamentals 2	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn how to properly size and run ductwork, how to use an air duct calculator, and to seal, insulate and pressure-test ductwork. Students practice building plenums onsite and in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2703	Building Automation Fundamentals 2	4.5	4.5 Credits Students continue to develop their understanding of building automation system topics including how to build graphical user interfaces; how to create, test, and respond to system alarms;… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2713	Advanced Building Automation 1	4.5	4.5 Credits Students continue to develop their understanding of Building Automation System topics focusing on development of engineering documents, and creation and implementation of advanced energy… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2723	Advanced Building Automation 2	4.5	4.5 Credits Students continue to develop their understanding of Building Automation System topics through this capstone course where students participate in a project based learning exercise wherein… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
HVAC2900	Special Topics in HVAC	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration program. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical o… source
HVAC2981	Internship	3	3 Credits The internship provides experience in systems identification of components systems, temperature ranges, systems cleaning, refrigeration charging operations, leak checking and repairing, cus… 3 cr · 3 hr source
INCT0900	Introduction to the Trades	2	2 Credits This course introduces the trades by examining the various employment paths available. It includes classroom discussion, on-site tours, and guest presenters. It also covers tools, fasteners… 2 cr · 2 hr source
INCT1010	Introduction to the Trades II	3.5	3.5 Credits This course is designed to introduce students to skills generally required for entry-level employment in the trades. Topics include basic safety, hand tools, power tools, construction mat… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
INCT1020	Lead Safe Practices I	1	1 Credits This course provides eight hours of instruction in lead safety training as it applies to remodeling repairs and painting. It uses curriculum developed by the EPA and HUD and is an approved… 1 cr · 1 hr source
INCT1301	Home and Building Maintenance Carpentry	6.5	6.5 Credits This course includes an introduction to maintenance carpentry. Topics include basic carpentry tools, tool safety, drywall hanging and patching, and suspended ceiling installation. The cou… 6.5 cr · 6.5 hr source
INCT1304	Small Engine Repair	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers the individual systems in small gas engines that work together to produce power. Students learn the six systems of internal combustion gasoline-powered engines: fuel, e… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INCT2900	Special Topics in Industrial and Commercial Trades	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses of the Industrial and Commercial Trades program. Prerequisites: Instructor approval source
INCT2981	Internship	6	6 Credits The internship provides students the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. To develop an internship to meet their… 6 cr · 6 hr source
INFO1000	Workplace Skills for It Professionals	4.5	4.5 Credits Students seeking a career in Information Technology will experience multiple opportunities to apply Nebraska Career Readiness Standards including developing interpersonal skills, working… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1001	Information Systems and Literacy	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn knowledge and skills required on basic computer concepts. Topics include Artificial Intelligence (AI), hardware, software, Windows operating system and file management, net… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1002	Introduction to Information Technology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to Information Technology vocabulary and fundamentals related to computer hardware, software, networking, security, and basic Information Technology literacy. Note… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1003	Problem Solving and Programming Logic	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the Python programming language. Emphasis is placed on proper design and coding in the IDLE design environment. Topics include data-types, variables, flow of co… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1008	Business Office Communications	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the use of technology and methods used for effective written and verbal communication in today’s business environment. Students learn to compose and edit various types of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1009	Introduction to Cloud Computing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to Amazon Web Services. The course provides an overview of the fundamentals of the AWS Cloud. It is intended for students who seek an overall understanding of clou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1010	Customer Service Skills	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the importance of customer service satisfaction and the functions of customer relations systems. Students apply the soft skills needed to provide effective customer service… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1011	Project Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn and practice the five phases of project management: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and closing a project. Students manage project case studies, applying variou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1013	Keyboard Skillbuilding	2	2.0 Credits Students complete a course entry timing to determine current keyboarding skills. Students then use the alphabetic keyboard and numeric keyboard to complete practice exercises to improve k… 2 cr · 2 hr source
INFO1015	File Management and User Interface	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to file management concepts in the command prompt (CLI) and graphical user interface (GUI). Students learn the concepts of relative and absolute paths and techniqu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1018	Audio Visual Tech Support I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and skills necessary to provide technical support for audio-visual (AV) systems. Topics include troubleshooting and maintaining… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1020	Computer Science Principles	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the foundational principles of computer science. Students learn the essential thought processes used by computer scientists to solve problems, expressing those… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1022	Business Telecommunication Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the concepts, standards, and practices associated with supporting business telecommunication systems equipment. Students focus on topics such as the technologies behind dig… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1023	Networking Essentials I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn networking basics, including data transmission, OSI and TCP/IP models, IP addressing, protocols, and network topologies. This course covers both physical and cloud-bas… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1030	Introduction to IT Service Management	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the principles and practices of IT Service Management (ITSM) using ITIL® 4 as the guiding framework. Students learn how IT services are designed, delive… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1031	Agile Methodologies	4.5	4.5 Credits In Agile Methodologies, students journey through foundational principles and methodologies, mastering Agile frameworks, leadership skills, and technologies. This experience equips student… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1050	Intro to Computer Science & Technology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore a breadth of Computer Science and Technology topics. By the end of the course students will learn computer literacy best practices, digital citizenship, cybersecurity, an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1101	AI, Digital & Media Literacy	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn and practice the five phases of project management: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and closing a project. Students manage project case studies, applying variou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1102	AI Contextualized Prompt Creation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the fundamentals of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and develop skills in prompt engineering to effectively collaborate with AI tools. Through hands-on, applie… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1105	IT Essentials PC Repair I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course emphasizes the functionality of hardware and software components as well as suggested best practices in maintenance and safety issues. Through hands-on activities, students le… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1110	Windows Operating Systems I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to Microsoft Windows desktop operating system. Students learn fundamental concepts to effectively use and manage the Microsoft Windows desktop operating system. Ma… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1111	Linux Operating Systems I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the Linux operating system. Students learn the fundamental concepts of Linux required to use the system effectively. Topics include the BASH shell, getting , editors, var… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1120	Windows Operating Systems II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn fundamental concepts of effective use and management of the Microsoft Windows desktop operating system. This course continues the exploration of the Microsoft Windows deskt… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1121	Linux Operating Systems II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to Linux System Administration. Topics include installing the Linux operating system, automation, process creation and management, managing system backups,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1122	Bash and Powershell Scripting	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed for individuals with prior scripting or programming experience who wish to master PowerShell for automating administrative tasks, managing systems, and enhancing o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1125	IT Essentials PC Repair II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students experience advanced, hands-on topics of hardware and software repair. Students conduct basic electronic trouble shooting, wireless networking, and system security. Through hands-… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1135	IT Communication & Documentation Skills	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the knowledge and skills to effectively communicate with customers while performing IT service desk duties. Students learn communication skills, recognizing communication b… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1141	Linux Operating System III	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore advanced system administrative tasks involving networking services and securing a Linux system. Topics include managing network security with a firewall, accessing networ… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1200	Cisco Introduction to Networks	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the architecture, structure, functions, components, and models of the Internet and other computer networks. Concepts covered include: numbering systems, network… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1201	Cisco Switching, Routing, and Wireless	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will examine the architecture, components, and operations of routers and switches in a small network. Students configure routers and switches based on specifications to enable ba… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1206	Microsoft Word	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn an in-depth exploration of Microsoft Word, the industry-standard word processing software used in academic, professional, and personal settings. Students will develop profi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1207	Microsoft Excel	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the features of Microsoft Excel to create, design, and produce professional spreadsheets. In the course students will take the Microsoft Office Specialist certification exa… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1208	Microsoft PowerPoint	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the features of Microsoft PowerPoint to create, design, and produce professional presentations. In this course students will take the Microsoft Office Specialist certificat… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1213	Microsoft Access	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the features of Microsoft ® Access to create databases. Topics include creating and editing tables, queries, forms, and reports, entering, editing, and filtering records, c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1218	Administrative Professional Practices	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the knowledge and skills essential for success in administrative support roles across a variety of professional settings. Students explore the evolving responsibilities of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1227	Digital Tools for the Office	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to use digital technology tools effectively in the workplace. Students manage communication, organize meetings, share files, and collaborate across departments. Students ex… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1228	MS APPLICATIONS I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students use basic features of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to produce professional documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. INFO 1229, MS Applications II, is a continuation o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1229	MS APPLICATIONS II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a continuation of INFO 1228, MS Applications I. Students use intermediate and advanced features of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to edit and refine professional doc… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1260	Introduction to Instructional Technology and Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn theory, evidence based practice, and techniques for using technology to develop, deliver and/ or support instruction and training. Students establish foundational knowledge… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1261	Instructional Technology and Design Tools	4.5	4.5 Credits Students investigate emerging technology tools used to design and deliver multimedia instructional materials for teaching and training in a variety of modes and settings, including online… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1262	Instructional Technology and Design Methods	4.5	4.5 Credits Students analyze methodologies for integrating technology tools in learning and training. Students identify and select systematic methods for planning and development of learning/ trainin… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1263	Instructional Technology and Design Topics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students analyze a variety of current topics focused on instructional technology and design for learning and training. Topics include ethics related to technology usage, Universal Design… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1264	ePortfolio Design	1	1.0 Credits Students create an ePortfolio through the selection of artifacts completed in prior course work. An ePortfolio showcases student’s knowledge, skills and abilities expected from instructio… 1 cr · 1 hr source
INFO1265	Practicum: Applications	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop an instructional technology and design project by applying principles of design to develop a learning/training program to meet needs of an assigned “real world” case stud… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1311	Web Page Creation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course teaches students how to create basic websites using HTML and CSS specifications. It covers creating HTML pages that include links, images, tables, multimedia, and forms and di… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1314	Photoshop	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to create, modify, and optimize graphics for use on websites. They create banners, buttons, background images, and advertisements. The course uses Photoshop tools to create… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1315	UI/UX Design for Web Developers	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the concepts and practices of user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design for the web. Students learn the UX process of research, design, and ev… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1316	Dreamweaver	4.5	4.5 Credits This course presents the use of Dreamweaver to create, edit, and manage well-designed websites. Students learn how to use the software to incorporate the following HTML elements: tables,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1322	Basic WordPress	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines installing, configuring, and maintaining a website using WordPress Content Management System. Students plan and create websites and work with themes. They also learn… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1325	Behavior Driven Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn and practice the three Behavior-Driven Development practices in a collaborative setting: Discovery, Formulation, and Automation. Students will identify minimum marketable f… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1327	Social Media Management	4.5	4.5 Credits In this course, students develop essential skills in social media management and digital content creation. Students create effective social media posts to build a social media presence. S… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1328	Data Design and Visualization Tools	4.5	4.5 Credits In this course, students investigate a variety of data design and visualization tools used for gathering, assessing and reporting data. Students assess needs of a variety of stakeholders… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1335	Full Stack App Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the techniques and methodologies needed to retrieve information from large relational databases both via a direct connection to the database and via a server-si… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1401	Introduction to Data Center Operations	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to all aspects of a data center and its physical infrastructure. Students learn data center design, support, management, and maintenance while working in a server… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1413	Data Center Technician I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to fundamental data center concepts aimed at the technician. Concepts include infrastructure, working in a data center, and maintenance techniques. Topics include… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1433	DC Operations and Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Data Centers play a significant role in today’s business environment. This course introduces software to monitor and manage a Data Center. Students will configure the software with actual… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1434	AWS Architecture	4.5	4.5 Credits AWS Academy Cloud Architecting covers the fundamentals of building IT infrastructure on AWS. The course is designed to teach how to optimize the use of the AWS Cloud by understanding AWS… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1435	Introduction to AWS SysOps	4.5	4.5 Credits IAAS (Infrastructure as a service), PAAS (Platform as a service), and SAAS (Software as a Service) are viable alternatives to on-premises servers and locally installed applications. Stude… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1499	Computer Science I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a broad overview of programming in a high-level general-purpose programming language. Students are introduced to programming and problem solving. At the end of the course, s… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1500	Computer Science II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to advanced Computer Science topics including advanced programming techniques and algorithm analysis. Students collaborate on teams and apply design principles to… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1501	Advanced Python Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn to build structured Python programs using both procedural and object-oriented techniques. Topics include software version control, modular design, error handling, data… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1511	Python Web and API Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn how to create APIs using modern open-source framework. The course will cover topics such as API design principles, creating RESTful endpoints, request validation, error han… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1521	Java Programming I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn Java object-oriented programming language by developing an awareness of Java language essentials. By the end of the course, students will write Java programs in order to so… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1522	C++ Programming I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the C++ programming language. After completing the course, a student will be able to problem-solve using structured design and various features of the C++ langu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1526	C# (C-Sharp) Programming I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces programming the graphical user interface and console applications of Microsoft Visual C# (C-Sharp) programming using the current Visual Studio.NET environment. Stud… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1528	ASP.NET Programming I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to web application development using the C# programming language on the ASP.NET platform. Emphasis is placed on proper design and coding in the Visual Studio desig… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1531	Java Programming II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students continue to build upon the foundational knowledge acquired in Java I and go deeper into advanced topics and techniques in the object-oriented language. Students get a variety of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1532	C++ Programming II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students completing this course will be able to integrate data types, one- and multi-dimensional arrays, lists and strings, records, records (C++ structs), classes and data abstraction, o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1536	C# (C-Sharp) Programming II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course includes more advanced topics such as XML, database, text and binary file access, data structures, sets, and user interfaces. (Formerly Visual C# Programming II) 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1540	Swift App Development I	4.5	4.5 Credits This introductory course is designed to students build a solid foundation in programming fundamentals using Swift as the language. Students get practical experience with the tools, techni… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1541	Java Web and API Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students build on the basics of Java and back end web applications from Java II. The Spring Boot Framework is incorporated into applications to make development quicker and easier incorpo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1546	C# (C-Sharp) Web and API Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students build on the basics of C# to create a web application with a backend set of web APIs. Frameworks are used alongside C# to enable dependency injection and database access. Student… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1550	Swift App Development II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed to students build on the foundational content in INFO 1540, Swift App Development I. Students will extend their knowledge in computer programming fundamentals usin… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1571	2D Game Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will create a 2D web based game. Students will use HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create a game. The student will be able to design, create, and publish their 2D game at the end of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1579	JavaScript	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn client-side JavaScript focusing principally on the basic language, basic data structures and methods used to work with JavaScript on the client side as well as on the serve… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1581	AI Algorithm Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students create AI algorithms and programs to solve game problems. Students will use A*, expectiminimax, and other algorithms to program nonplayable characters and game enemies. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1620	Introduction to Database Design	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces business database design and management functions. The focus is on the use of current database management systems (DBMS) to support the data management function of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1805	A+ Certified Professional	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a complete, step-by-step approach for learning the fundamentals of supporting and troubleshooting computer hardware and software. This course maps fully to CompTIA’s latest… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO1933	Securing and Monitoring IoT Networks	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine what the Internet of Things (IoT) encompasses and how rapid change increases security threats. Students analyze how programming, software and hardware interface with IoT… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2005	Mobile Device Repair	4.5	4.5 Credits Students demonstrate proper procedures for customer service, privacy and security. Students inspect, diagnose issues and perform basic repairs on mobile devices with a focus on smartphone… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2023	Networking Essentials II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn advanced networking, covering routing, switching, wireless configuration, monitoring, disaster recovery, and security. Emphasizing practical skills, this course prepar… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2030	Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces discrete mathematics concepts that are foundational for the study of computer science and mathematics. The covered topics include functions, sets, logic, methods of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2040	Introduction to C Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits Students program in the ‘C’ programming language in a UNIX or other operating system environment. Students also develop utilities compatible with UNIX or another platform. In addition, st… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2100	Organizations, Applications, & Technology	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to organizations and the role that information and information systems (IS) play in supporting an organization’s operations, decision-making processes, quality man… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2101	AI Agents for Problem Solving	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will explore the fundamental concepts of agentic (AI agent) systems and how to create these workflows while analyzing their outputs for reliability, accuracy, and ethical implica… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2121	Scripting for Automation and Security	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will apply a scripting language to automate tasks for network devices, operating systems and applications. This course will focus on configuring and securing devices with scripts… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2122	Writing Scripts with BASH	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to writing shell scripts using Bourne again shell. Students gain hands-on experience with creating and running Bash shell scripts and functions. Bash script… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2123	Introduction to SCADA Security	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore Industrial Control System/Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (ICS/SCADA) and the industries involved and affected by them. Students identify SCADA protocols, hardwa… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2135	Windows Server Admin I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces you to the configuration and management of Windows Server 2022. At the end of this course, you should be able to install, configure and manage different facets of M… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2142	Windows Server Admin II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces you to Windows Server 2022 Active Directory Services and prepares you to plan, configure, and administer Windows 2022 Active Directory. You will be introduced to fo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2145	Azure Administration	4.5	4.5 Credits Students manage their Azure subscriptions, setup and manage secure identities, administer Azure infrastructure, configure virtual networking, connect Azure and on premises sites, and mana… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2147	Microsoft Endpoint Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Microsoft Intune is an endpoint management service which is a comprehensive IT solution for monitoring, securing, and managing all user devices (endpoints) like laptops, smartphones, and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2149	Virtualization Essentials	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will gain the expertise to install and configure both VMware and Proxmox environments. VMware and Proxmox are virtualization platforms tailored for provisioning hyper-converged i… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2220	Cisco Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the architecture, components, and operations of routers and switches in a larger and more complex network. Students will develop and apply advanced configurations for rou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2224	Automated Testing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop a variety of automated tests given test cases and user scenarios. Students identify scenarios in which automated testing are best applied, develop automated tests, learn… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2225	Cisco Network Security	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn basic security concepts and apply them to realistic scenarios given a set of specifications. Students will develop and apply advanced configurations for routers and switche… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2230	Cisco CCNP Enterprise Core	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn advanced networking concepts, apply knowledge and skills through hands-on and simulated network activities, and demonstrate proficiency through realistic problem-solving sc… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2235	Cisco CCNP Advanced Routing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn advanced networking concepts, apply knowledge and skills through hands-on and simulated network activities, and demonstrate proficiency through realistic problem-solving sc… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2242	Collaboration Technology Tools	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in collaboration with technology tools and techniques to store, organize, share and access information in the workplace. Students learn to facilitate communication using t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2261	Software Applications Support	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study concepts associated with providing software application support while working on the IT service desk. Students focus on topics such as the Windows desktop software environm… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2311	Web Page Creation II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain skills with more advanced topics and tasks of creating web pages. Students will create complex layouts using CSS Flexible Box Layout and CSS Grid Layout. Students will learn… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2340	Internet Scripting	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to Internet scripting concepts using JavaScript and the jQuery library, as well as PHP. Students explore using JavaScript, jQuery and jQueryUI to create basic clie… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2341	Fundamentals of Software Testing	4.5	4.5 Credits Software needs to be tested for bugs and to ensure the product meets requirements and produces desired results. In this course, students learn the fundamentals of software testing and qua… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2351	Introduction to XML	4.5	4.5 Credits This course teaches students how to retrieve and manage data while constructing well-formed and valid XML documents. Current W3C recommendations for the use of DTD, schemas, XSL, XSLT, an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2362	Building Secure Environments	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about topics a system administrator would encounter in their profession. The student will learn how a system administrator fulfills various computer management requirements… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2439	Flutter Mobile Application Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn hybrid mobile application development using the Flutter framework with the Dart programming language. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2521	Intel Assembly Language I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students develop knowledge and abilities in relation to common cross-platform data representations, computer architecture, and machine and assembly language principles and techniques. Top… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2530	Data Structures Using Java	4.5	4.5 Credits This course continues the study and development of programming in the Java language. Students learn to write Java programs to solve a variety of business applications. Students use data s… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2531	Intel Assembly Language II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers macros to create both system-level software tools and application programs to manipulate computer hardware and to create an interaction between assembly language progra… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2579	Modern Frontend Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will develop both web and mobile applications using industry-leading web libraries and technologies. Building on their frontend coding skills, students will use contemporary prog… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2589	Modern Full Stack Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn various topics in full stack development. Students apply existing frontend development skills to create TypeScript-based full stack applications. This course introduces top… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2599	Backend Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students in this course will explore industry-relevant practices for backend development in modern web applications. Students will apply widely used frameworks and libraries to design, bu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2630	Structured Query Language (SQL)	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain the skills needed to access and manipulate data in a relational database management system. The course covers basic- through advanced-level SQL commands and explores various… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2633	Introduction to Nonrelational Data	4.5	4.5 Credits This course gives students a working knowledge of nonrelational data, along with the implementation and administration of a system to manage such data. Topics also include optimization, b… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2635	MySQL Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides a foundation in programming in the MySQL database environment. Students create stored program code, triggers, and functions; use built-in MySQL functions; and learn t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2640	Oracle SQL and Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain skills to access and manipulate data in the Oracle database management system. Topics include basic through advanced level SQL commands and PL/SQL procedural commands. Stude… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2641	Data Fundamentals	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces working with relational, nonrelational and analytical workloads in the cloud. Topics include core data concepts, identification of use cases for different types of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2642	Transact SQL	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain the skills needed to access and manipulate data in the SQL Server Database management system. The course covers basic through advanced level SQL commands. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2643	Implementing Data Warehouses	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain the skills needed to design, develop, implement and maintain a data warehouse using Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services. The course covers basic- through advanced-leve… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2644	Database Reporting	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain the skills needed to design, develop, implement and maintain database reports using Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services. The course covers basic- through advanced-level… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2645	Database Analysis Services	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain the skills needed to design the Multidimensional Business Intelligence Semantic Modes using SQL Server Analysis Services. The course covers basic- through advanced-level ski… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2646	Introduction to Data Science	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an overview of data science, covering the broad array of fundamental challenges in and methodologies for working with big data. Students will be introduced to the sci… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2647	Data Visualization	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides hands-on experience with current visualization tools and techniques, allowing the student to build confidence while tackling common challenges and obstacles in workin… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2648	Programming for Data Analytics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain hands-on experience gathering, cleaning, and manipulating data to provide insights into real-world datasets. Current programming languages and libraries active in the indust… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2732	Graphics Programming	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn principles of 3D graphics, animation, sound, and collision detection. Topics covered will be basics of modeling, lighting, textures, soft shadows, and generating reali… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2742	Game Engine Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the components that make up a game engine. Some of the topics that will be covered are, rendering, animation, artificial intelligence, math and physics simulation,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2752	VR Simulation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the principles, technologies, and methodologies behind designing, developing, and evaluating immersive Virtual Reality (VR) simulations. Students will l… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2800	Information Technology Ethics	4.5	4.5 Credits The course will cover the development and need for issues regarding privacy and the application of computer ethics to information technology. Note: Having basic computer literacy skills i… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2805	Network and Information Security Basics	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of network and information security. Topics include threat assessment, risk management, establishing and managing network security policy, user training, security… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2806	Network Attacks, Intrusions, and Penetration Testing	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers attack and intrusion methods and how to defend against them. By studying network security from the point of view of the cracker and hacker, students get hands-on exposu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2808	Boundary Protection	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces the various methodologies for defending a network. Students focus on the concepts of firewalls, including packet filtering, proxy firewalls, application gateways, c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2809	Information Systems, Forensics, and Legal Topics	4.5	4.5 Credits This course presents computer forensics concepts, tools, and data analysis. Students explore civil and common law issues that apply to information systems and gain practical experience in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2810	Security Capstone	4.5	4.5 Credits This course offers practical, hands-on experiences within scenario-based environments. Students will integrate and apply concepts and tools acquired in prior courses. The curriculum invol… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2900	Special Topics in Information Technology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Information Technology program. source
INFO2940	Computer Programming Capstone/ Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students have the opportunity to integrate the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the Information Technology curriculum. Students develop, manage, and execute a programming project… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2942	IT Support Capstone	4.5	4.5 Credits This capstone course provides students with a culminating, project-based experience that integrates technical, operational, and professional skills acquired throughout the IT Support Care… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2944	Web Development Capstone/Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits This course gives students the opportunity to integrate the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the web curriculum. Students develop, manage, and execute a web project from concept t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2945	Database Administration Capstone/ Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will have an opportunity to integrate the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the database curriculum. Students develop, manage, and administer a database project from conce… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2946	Server Administration Capstone/ Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits This is a capstone course in which students apply the knowledge gained in previous classes to explore and implement problem-solving techniques and approaches that lead to solutions for ha… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2948	Office Professional Capstone	5	5.0 Credits This course allows students to apply all skills and knowledge gained from previous office technology courses. Students focus on advanced-level usage of the Microsoft Office Suite to work… 5 cr · 5 hr source
INFO2981	Internship	—	Variable Credits The internship provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at approved work sites. Interested students must con… source
INFO2990	Data Center Operations Capstone/ Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will have the opportunity to apply their newly developed skills, learn new techniques, and get hands-on experience managing a data center. Students work in the Information Techno… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INFO2991	Full-Stack Capstone/Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students integrate skills and knowledge acquired throughout the Full-Stack Web Development curriculum in developing, managing, and executing a web application project from concept to comp… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INSU2900	Special Topics in Insurance	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas that are not included in other insurance courses. Prerequisites: Instructor approval source
INTD1100	Illustration Techniques for Interiors	3	3 Credits This course teaches basic skills in using equipment and interpreting symbols and language used in illustrating interiors and furniture in plan, elevation, and 3-D manual drawing. 3 cr · 3 hr source
INTD1210	Foundations for Interior Design	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to basic design fundamentals of the interior environment. Areas of emphasis include the study and application of principles and elements of design, material… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD1220	Residential Design	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a study of residential interior design with emphasis on circulation, social, private, and work spaces. Analysis and application of space planning, codes, lighting, electric… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD1230	Kitchen and Bath Design	3	3.0 Credits This course provides an introduction to kitchen and bath design with emphasis on the application of NKBA guidelines. Students are exposed to planning guidelines, fixtures and appliances,… 3 cr · 3 hr source
INTD1260	Color Theory	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a study of the principles of color and application theories. Color relationships and application geared to selected creative disciplines are explored through class applicat… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD1310	Fundamentals of Textiles	4.5	4.5 Credits This course features an introductory study of the field of textiles. It includes the knowledge and understanding of fibers, yarn, fabric construction, finishes, and color and design techn… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD1320	Interior Finishes and Materials	4.5	4.5 Credits This course applies knowledge and understanding of interior materials, finishes, and products through the use of sampling techniques. The goal is to develop hands-on skills in identifying… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD1410	History of Architecture and Interiors	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a study of architecture, ornament, and interior styles from antiquity through modern time. Students become familiar with the various styles, their basic respective characte… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD1420	History of Furniture	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a study of furniture styles from antiquity through modern times. Students become familiar with various historical movements or periods in furniture design and learn to reco… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD1520	Sustainable Design for Interiors	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a comprehensive introduction to the elements and principles of sustainable interior design. Topics include: eco-friendly product selection, lighting, biophilic design, indoo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD2100	Rendering Techniques	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the techniques of digital and free-hand sketching utilizing basic drawing skills, principles of conceptual sketching, value studies, and evaluation of various art media.… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD2200	Portfolio Design Principles	4.5	4.5 Credits Students create a design portfolio using their existing design projects to prepare for entering the workforce. Three versions of the portfolio will be created, including a printed, PDF, a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
INTD2250	Commercial Design	4	4.0 Credits This course is an introduction to the study of commercial interior design. Students consider special needs and specifications for commercial interiors. They demonstrate proficiency throug… 4 cr · 4 hr source
INTD2520	Professional Practice	3	3.0 Credits This course includes the study of the responsibilities and duties of the professional interior designer as related to the business aspect of interior design. Upon completion of this cours… 3 cr · 3 hr source
INTD2900	Special Topics in Interior Design	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in or independent study of special content areas not included in other courses in the Interior Design program. 0 or more hours in the Interior Design… source
INTD2940	Interior Design Capstone	3	3.0 Credits This capstone course is a review of fundamental knowledge learned through previous courses in the Interior Design program. Development, refinement, and critique of portfolio elements into… 3 cr · 3 hr source
INTD2981	Internship	3	3.0 Credits Students are given the opportunity to observe and/or take part in the entire design, sales, and business follow-through involved in a design job. They also gain product knowledge, observe… 3 cr · 3 hr source
JAPN1010	Beginning Japanese I	7.5	7.5 Credits This course is the first of two sequential quarter courses that comprise a traditional first-year college Japanese course. Students begin to learn basic skills in pronunciation, speaking,… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
JAPN1020	Beginning Japanese II	7.5	7.5 Credits This course is the second of two sequential quarter courses that comprise a traditional first-year college Japanese course. Students continue to learn basic skills in pronunciation, speak… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
JAPN2010	Intermediate Japanese I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is the first of four sequential quarter courses that comprise a traditional second-year college Japanese course. Students learn intermediate and everyday functional skills in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
JAPN2020	Intermediate Japanese II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is the second of four sequential quarter courses that comprise a traditional second-year college Japanese course. Students learn intermediate and everyday functional skills in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
JAPN2030	Intermediate Japanese III	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is the third of four sequential quarter courses that comprise a traditional second-year college Japanese course. Students learn intermediate and everyday functional skills in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
JAPN2040	Intermediate Japanese IV	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is the final of four sequential quarter courses that comprise a traditional second-year college Japanese course. Students learn intermediate and everyday functional skills in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG1110	Introduction to Language Interpretation	4.5	4.5 Credits The first in a series of online interpreter training courses, this course provides a general introduction to the profession of oral language interpreting. Topics include communication the… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG1120	Interpreting Ethics	4.5	4.5 Credits The second in a series of online classes designed to prepare individuals to interpret in a variety of settings, this course provides a thorough introduction to the various codes of ethics… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG2220	Legal Terminology and Sight Translation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the origins of legal terminology and learn high-frequency terminology used in civil and criminal proceedings. This course involves extensive practice in sight translation… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG2310	Fundamentals of Medical Interpretation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain an understanding of the U.S. healthcare system and the protocol common in various medical settings. They study and practice basic techniques and modes of interpretation with… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG2320	Medical Terminology and Sight Translation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the origins of medical terminology and learn high-frequency terminology used in common healthcare settings. This course involves extensive practice in sight translation o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG2330	Consecutive Interpretation - Medical	4.5	4.5 Credits Students practice their consecutive interpretation skills in situations common in medical settings, apply useful note-taking techniques, and perform memory-building exercises. Self-evalua… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG2340	Simultaneous Interpretation - Medical	4.5	4.5 Credits Students begin this course with training techniques including shadowing, dual tasking, and paraphrasing. They progress to simultaneous interpretation of oral exchanges common in medical s… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LANG2900	Special Topics in Languages	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Languages and Language Interpretation program. Topics may include language interpretatio… source
LAWS1000	Introduction to Legal Studies	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the US legal environment from a macroscopic and individual level. They learn how law germinates from public discourse to solve identified problems, how it is then formall… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1100	The Paralegal Profession	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basics about the paralegal profession and the role of a paralegal as member of the legal team. Students gain knowledge about the American legal system, civil litigation… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1101	Introduction to Law & the Legal Profession	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the field of law and history of law, how the various areas of law impact society, basic legal principles, legal terminology, the judicial system, legislation, criminal an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1110	Litigation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students review, analyze, and apply the Rules of Civil Procedure used in federal and state court systems to case scenarios to determine jurisdiction, venue, pleadings, motions, discovery,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1111	Law Office Technology	4.5	4.5 Credits As introduction to software applications specific to law offices, students learn the basics to format legal documents, to complete electronic filing and eDiscovery, and to use software fo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1230	Legal Research and Writing I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basics of legal research and writing. Students will become familiar with the court system, enacted laws, case law, citation format, and legal research methods. This cou… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1501	Immigration Regulatory Agencies	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the federal agencies involved in immigration, law, policy, and procedure, including U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, U… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1503	Immigration and Families	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the Immigration and National Act and federal regulations for sponsoring family members for lawful permanent residence. Topics include an overview of family immigratio… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1504	Immigration and Employment	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the most common statutes of the Immigration and National Act and federal regulations for sponsoring employees for immigrant visas (i.e., lawful permanent residence, or “gre… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1505	Inadmissibility, Removal and Immigration Advocacy	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an overview of the process of removing non-citizens - both those legally present and those without valid documentation - from the United States based upon allegations… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS1509	Ethics and Immigration Advocacy and Compliance	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about immigration fraud, the unauthorized practice of law, and state legislation on immigration reform. Topics include an overview of notary, immigration specialist, and im… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2240	Legal Research and Writing II	4.5	4.5 Credits As this course builds on competencies learned in Legal Research and Writing I, students will locate, read, analyze, and apply the law to case scenarios using organized research and analyt… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2320	Torts	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine the principles of tort law and public policy considerations inherent in tort law and practice. Topics include intentional torts, negligence, strict liability, products li… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2322	Family Law	4.5	4.5 Credits Students review and analyze substantive and procedural laws affecting family relationships. Topics include the regulation of marriage, nonmarital families, domestic violence, divorce, pro… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2323	Labor & Employment Law	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about laws, regulation, and agencies governing employment practices, discrimination, labor unions, child labor, employee benefits, occupational safety and health, equal emp… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2324	Criminal Law and Procedures	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain a broad overview of criminal law and procedure from arrest through trial and appeal. Students review, analyze, and discuss federal and state court criminal justice systems,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2325	Bankruptcy, Credit and Collections Law	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about laws governing bankruptcy, voluntary and involuntary petitions, liens, preferences, powers of trustee, rights of debtors and creditors, liquidations, and discharge of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2326	Electronic Discovery	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the basics of electronic discovery, including how technology influences the practice law, how to communicate this information to their clients, and the most cost-effe… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2327	Immigration Law	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about both employment-related as well as family-based immigration. Students examine the process, the federal forms used, and the interpretation of the laws covering immigra… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2420	Wills, Trusts & Estates	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the law pertinent to wills, trusts, and estates, including intestate succession, codicils, probate, types of trusts, and duties of trustees. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2421	Insurance Law	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the laws and state regulation of insurance, including the insurance contract, the role of insurance agents, insurable interest, insurer’s defenses, forfeiture and exc… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2422	Business Organizations	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about the formation and operation of business enterprises, focusing on the sole proprietorship, general and limited partnerships, limited liability partnership, limited lia… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2424	Contract Law	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basic theory of contract law, examine both sample contracts from a variety of specialized practice areas as well as supplemental cases, and draft simple contracts. Topi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2900	Special Topics in Legal Studies	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas that are not appropriately treated in other legal studies courses. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 V… source
LAWS2940	Law Capstone	4.5	4.5 Credits Students experience multiple opportunities to apply knowledge and practice skills acquired in the curriculum of a paralegal and/or legal professional program of study. Students prepare fo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
LAWS2981	Paralegal Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits Students begin to explore work in a law office or other organization where they perform various task assignments under the supervision of an attorney. The variety of task assignments incl… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT1300	Introduction to Quality Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the origin and philosophy of quality management and the considerations in adopting such a philosophy. Students explore how quality products and services best determine the… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT1410	Nonprofit Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the role of the nonprofit sector in community service and development. Topics include finance and budgeting (accessing public and private sector grant monies), management a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT1600	Organizational Behavior	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn contemporary principles in management and organizational behavior that influence how individuals and groups act within the organizations where they work. Practical learning… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2100	Principles of Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn key concepts, common practices, and theories of management in the organizational environment. Practical learning experiences reflect a traditional approach to management us… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2400	Business Logistics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the essential concepts of logistics and its importance within the framework of supply chain management. This course will prepare students by ing them to understand how logi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2410	Strategic Sourcing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the theory and applications of purchasing and materials management concepts. The course content includes purchasing organization and administration, quality management, sup… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2420	Production and Operations Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamentals of production and operations management used in service-rendering and goods-producing organizations. Students study the application of effective production… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2600	Human Resource Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn key concepts, common practices, and the functions of human resource management in the organizational environment. Practical learning experiences reflect the challenges and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2610	Compensation and Benefits	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn key concepts, common practices, and the functions of compensation and benefits within an organization’s total rewards framework. Practical learning experiences emphasize ho… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2620	Talent Acquisition	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn key concepts, common practices, and the functions of human resource management in attracting and acquiring talent in the organizational environment. Topics include applicab… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2630	Human Resource Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn key concepts, common practices, and the functions of human resource management in training and developing employees in the organizational environment. Topics include applic… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MGMT2710	Global Supply Chain	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the advantages and disadvantages of global trade. Topics include political and cultural considerations in advertising and packaging, global distribution and shipping, trans… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT1000	Introduction to Process and Power Operations	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain basic knowledge and skills to use various equipment and components found in the process and power operations industry. Topics include preventive and predictive maintenance,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT1010	Safety Topics for Manufacturing, Process and Power Operations	4.5	MFGT 1010 - Safety Topics for Manufacturing, Process and Power Operations MFGT 1010 - Safety Topics for Manufacturing, Process and Power Operations 4.5 Credits Students learn how safety topics apply… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT1020	Introduction to Process Operations in Manufacturing Technology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed to introduce students to the process, operations, and theory found in various manufacturing industries. Students become familiar with manufacturing design, product… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT1030	Introduction to Quality and Continuous Improvement	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to quality and continuous improvement as it relates to process, power, and manufacturing. Topics include drawings and symbols, properties and behavior of m… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT1100	Process Instrumentation and Control	6	6.0 Credits This course introduces instruments and controls used to monitor, maintain, and control industrial processes. Topics include instruments used to measure, record, monitor, maintain and adju… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MFGT1250	Basic Electricity for Manufacturing, Power and Process	6	6.0 Credits Through lectures, discussions, demonstrations, coaching and problem solving, students learn and apply general electrical theory used in manufacturing, process, and power industries. Stude… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MFGT1302	Stationary Engineering I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides basic instruction in low- and high-pressure boilers in the stationary engineering field. This is the first of two courses designed to students obtain a City of Omaha,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT1320	Fuel Handling	3	3.0 Credits This course introduces students to skills generally required for entry-level employment in a steam power plant. Topics include the safety, systems, equipment, and procedures required in h… 3 cr · 3 hr source
MFGT2020	Manufacturing Prototyping	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces the basic concepts of additive manufacturing (AM) in the past, present and future. Students produce parts and assemblies using diverse prototyping technologies. Emp… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT2200	Dynamics of Process Control	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to the application of physics, chemistry, and math as they apply to the concepts of process control. Topics include relationships dealing with energy, heat… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT2210	Ethanol Process Fundamentals	3.5	3.5 Credits This course introduces students to theory and process fundamentals used in ethanol and other process industries. Topics include distillation, evaporation, dehydration, and separation as t… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
MFGT2302	Stationary Engineering II	4	4.0 Credits This course provides advanced instruction in steam boilers, HVAC equipment, and related systems in the stationary engineering field. Formerly INCT 2302) 4 cr · 4 hr source
MFGT2310	Facilities Operations I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to skills generally required for entry-level employment in a steam power plant. Topics include the generation of steam, valves, and piping used in the powe… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT2320	Facilities Operations II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to skills generally required for entry-level employment in a steam power plant. Topics include boiler theory, boiler design, boiler components and types, c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT2330	Facilities Operations III	6	6.0 Credits This course introduces students to skills generally required for entry-level employment in a critical facility. Topics include diesel engine theory and design, gas turbine theory and desi… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MFGT2410	Nuclear Plant Operation I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to skills generally required for entry-level employment in a nuclear power plant and provides students with the general systems and components associated w… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MFGT2420	Nuclear Plant Operation II	3	3 Credits This course introduces students to skills generally required for entry-level employment in a nuclear power plant. Topics include basic atomic structure, basic nuclear interactions and react… 3 cr · 3 hr source
MFGT2900	Special Topics in Manufacturing	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas related to the Manufacturing program. source
MFGT2981	Manufacturing Internship	4.5	4.5 Credits The internship provides students the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training in the manufacturing industries. Based on state guidelines, st… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT1010	Principles of Marketing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn core theories and practices specific to the marketing environment, their functions, and interrelationships that drive consumer decisions and business growth. This course pr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT1200	Principles of Selling	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamentals of professional selling theory and relationship marketing practices, including prospecting, planning and techniques to deliver dynamic presentations. This… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT1201	Advertising & Sales Promotion	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the theory, practice and techniques of advertising. The role of advertising and sales promotion in the economy is also considered. The course includes a general survey of t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT1210	Retailing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamentals of retail store organization and management, including store location, layout, buying, pricing operation, advertising, display and analysis associated with… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT1600	Consumer Behavior	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn the concepts, theories, and principles of consumer behavior specific to how consumers acquire, consume, and dispose of goods and services. Factors that impact this beh… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT1610	Customer Service	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn soft skills and self-management skills needed to provide effective customer service and support in all business environments. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT2202	Direct and Digital Marketing Methods	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides a comprehensive overview of modern direct and digital marketing principles, combining traditional direct marketing concepts with the latest digital execution methods.… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MRKT2720	Global Marketing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students engage in an advanced study of international marketing and global markets. Students review and expand their knowledge of basic marketing practices and theory as related to global… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH0900	Basic Arithmetic	3	3.0 Credits This course addresses study skills for mathematics, student learning styles, and math anxiety. Topics include operations with whole numbers, properties of the real number system, and an i… 3 cr · 3 hr source
MATH0910	Pre-Algebra	4.5	4.5 Credits Students solve problems that include fractions, decimals, ratio, proportion, percent, operations with integers, basic algebraic concepts, and geometry concepts. Students develop basic stu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH0960	Beginning Algebra	6	6.0 Credits Students will review and learn basic algebra skills. Students will simplify expressions using all operations, absolute values, and exponent and positive and negative real numbers. Student… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MATH1220	Business Mathematics	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the development and application of the mathematical skills needed to solve problems related to business occupations. Topics include percentages, checking accounts and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1240	Technical Mathematics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the math skills required in career/technical fields. Students review arithmetic operations. Students apply ratios and proportions, measurement concepts algebraic operations… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1242	Applied Math for the Hospitality Industry	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers the development and application of the mathematical skills needed to understand the financial concepts and solve problems related to the hospitality industry. Topics in… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1260	Geometry	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers geometric topics of logic, measurement, plane figure relationships, and figures in space. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1300	Introduction to Mathematical and Computational Thinking	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will embrace the visual arts to learn the foundational elements of mathematical and computational thinking. Visual patterns form the basis for explorations in arithmetic and geom… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1305	Quantitative Literacy	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will gain the mathematical, statistical, and computational skills necessary to explore real-life situations. Students will learn and practice critical-thinking and problem-solvin… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1312	Intermediate Algebra	4.5	4.5 Credits This course extends student algebra skills from previous courses and provides new learning to prepare students for future mathematics courses. Topics included are: functions and their app… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1410	Statistics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will develop a critical and functional understanding of data. Topics include frequency distributions; measures of central tendency and dispersion; probability and probability dis… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1425	College Algebra	5	5.0 Credits Students will learn advanced algebra topics that include rational expressions; radical equations; circles; relations and functions; systems of equations and inequalities; Polynomial and r… 5 cr · 5 hr source
MATH1430	Trigonometry	4.5	4.5 Credits Topics include trigonometric ratios, triangles, vectors, circular functions, trigonometric identities, inverse trigonometric functions, trigonometric equations, and complex numbers. Note:… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH1930	Applied Calculus	4.5	4.5 Credits This course presents differential and integral calculus and applications to solutions of real problems involving rates of change, optimization, revenue, cost, marginal analysis, demand an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH2000	Mathematics for Elementary Teachers	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the conceptual underpinnings behind the arithmetical reasoning typically taught in school curriculum. Students practice concepts involving addition, subtraction, multiplica… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH2410	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	7.5	7.5 Credits Topics include limits, continuity, differentiation, rate of change and integration. The course covers both differentiation and integration on polynomial, rational, radical, trigonometric,… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
MATH2411	Calculus II	7.5	7.5 Credits This course includes finding derivatives and integrating logarithmic, exponential, inverse trigonometric and hyperbolic functions. This course includes using a variety of techniques of in… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
MATH2412	Calculus III	6	6.0 Credits Topics include polar, cylindrical, and spherical coordinates. The course covers parametric equations and vectors in the plane and in space, including solid analytic geometry. It also incl… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MATH2510	Differential Equations	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers methods for solving first and second order ordinary differential equations and first order non-linear differential equations along with applications. It also covers pow… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MATH2900	Special Topics in Mathematics	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other math courses. Topics may include applied statistics, discrete mathematics, or number theory. 0 Internsh… source
MDST1010	Clinical Procedures I	6	6.0 Credits This course provides theoretical and clinical applications to instruct students on patient care procedures performed in the physician’s office. These procedures include, but are not limit… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MDST1020	Administrative Procedures I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course teaches students word processing skills, medical transcription, appointment scheduling, and the scheduling of inpatient and outpatient procedures. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MDST1030	Medical Disorders	3.5	3.5 Credits This course provides students with the opportunity to study and learn basic information about common medical conditions that are frequently first diagnosed in the ambulatory healthcare se… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
MDST1040	Clinical Terminology I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an introduction to the medical terminology used in the clinical healthcare setting. Students study with a systems approach and focus on root, prefixes, and suffixes c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MDST1050	Clinical Terminology II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course expands on basic clinical terminology by studying the medical terminology that relates to each system of the body, medical and surgical procedures, and lab reports. It instruc… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MDST2010	Clinical Procedures II	6	6.0 Credits This course provides theoretical and clinical applications to instruct students on patient care procedures performed in the physician’s office. These procedures include, but are not limit… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MDST2020	Administrative Procedures II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a continuation of Administrative Procedures I. It includes a more in-depth discussion of insurance and its impact on healthcare. It also addresses diagnostic and procedural… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MDST2030	Laboratory Techniques	3.5	3.5 Credits This course provides students with theoretical and simulated clinical experience with the preparation and collection of specimens for laboratory analysis. It emphasizes frequently perform… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
MDST2110	Pharmacology for Medical Assistants and Allied Health Professionals I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides students with a basic understanding of pharmacology terms and related issues necessary for the clinical office or outpatient care setting. This course provides studen… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MDST2120	Pharmacology for Medical Assistants and Allied Health Professionals II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides students with the opportunity to apply different drug regimens, list the effects of medications on all of the body systems, state special considerations for age-speci… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MDST2980	MDST Externship	6	6.0 Credits Students practice and perfect the didactic, psychomotor, and affective domains. Students also engage in activities to prepare for the (AAMA) National Medical Assisting Certification Exam.… 6 cr · 6 hr source
MCAP1110	Automotive 1: Fundamentals	12	12.0 Credits Students learn many of the basic elements of the auto repair trade including safety, chemicals, basic tool use, tire repair, oil change, TPMS systems, and introduction to electrical repa… 12 cr · 12 hr source
MCAP1120	Automotive 2: Intro to Maintenance	12	12.0 Credits Students gain knowledge and skills in engine operations, transmissions, drivetrains including basic ignition systems, hydraulic principles, and vehicle maintenance. In addition, students… 12 cr · 12 hr source
MCAP1130	Automotive 3: Advanced Auto Maintenance	12	12.0 Credits Students develop knowledge and skills in automotive computers and the relationship with sensor inputs and actuator outputs. A major focus of this course is operation, diagnosis, and repa… 12 cr · 12 hr source
MCAP2110	Automotive 4: Engine Repair	12	12.0 Credits Students learn knowledge and skills needed to remove and replace engines. Students have the opportunity to overhaul an engine, including inspection and repair of sub-components. Students… 12 cr · 12 hr source
MCAP2120	Automotive 5: Driveline Repair	12	12.0 Credits Students gain knowledge and skills to diagnose and repair manual and automatic transmissions. Students learn clutch and differential repairs. Students have the opportunity to remove and… 12 cr · 12 hr source
MCAP2130	Automotive 6: Engine Performance	12	12.0 Credits Students will diagnose electrical systems related to engine performance problems. Students will have the opportunity to work with advanced fuel systems, ignition systems, air induction s… 12 cr · 12 hr source
MCAP2982	Cooperative Work Experience 1	1	1.0 Credits This internship is for the student that wants to complete the required internship at a part time work environment. The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply t… 1 cr · 1 hr source
MCAP2983	Cooperative Work Experience 2	1	1.0 Credits This internship is for the student that wants to complete the required internship at a part time work environment. The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply t… 1 cr · 1 hr source
MCAP2984	Cooperative Work Experience 3	1	1.0 Credits This internship is for the student that wants to complete the required internship at a part time work environment. The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply t… 1 cr · 1 hr source
MUSC1050	Music Appreciation	4.5	4.5 Credits Students with no prior formal musical education become informed listeners as they learn basic elements of music such as rhythm, melody, and harmony and advanced concepts such as meaning a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MUSC1110	Music Fundamentals	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will analyze and create musical composition by studying the elements rhythm, pitch, scales, chords and techniques used in tonal music. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MUSC1120	Intermediate Music Fundamentals	4.5	4.5 Credits MUSC 1120 builds on concepts learned in MUSC 1110 . Students apply terms and concepts in transposition, composition and performance. Students will participate in an intermediate level ana… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
MUSC1350	History of Rock n Roll	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore how Rock n Roll shapes and is shaped by society. Placing performers and their songs in their historical contexts, students compare the musical elements of Rock n Roll wit… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
NURS1110	Adult Nursing I	6	6.0 Credits Introduction to the knowledge, skills and abilities associated with nursing practice. Concepts of physiological integrity, psychosocial integrity, a safe effective care environment and he… 6 cr · 6 hr source
NURS1110L	Adult Nursing I Lab	0	0.0 Credits NURS 1110L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 1110 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 1110 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS1120	Adult Nursing II	6	6.0 Credits This course builds on NURS 1110 to apply knowledge, skills and abilities associated with intermediate nursing practice. Application of physiologic integrity, psychosocial integrity, and h… 6 cr · 6 hr source
NURS1120L	Adult Nursing II	0	0.0 Credits NURS 1120L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 1120 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 1120 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS1130	Adult Nursing III	6	6.0 Credits This course is a continuation of study of the nursing care with a specific disease process occurring in the following systems of the body: neurologic, endocrine, cardiovascular, oncology,… 6 cr · 6 hr source
NURS1130L	Adult Nursing III Lab	0	0.0 Credits NURS 1130L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 1130 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 1130 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS1200	Professional Role of the Nurse I	1	1.0 Credits Students learn the role of the professional nurse as a member of the health team and consider historical, cultural, professional, and contemporary components that impact the nursing profe… 1 cr · 1 hr source
NURS1300	Mental Health Nursing I	1	1.0 Credits This course acquaints students with the concept of mental health as well as alterations in mental health. Topics include a review of select developmental theories and stages of the life c… 1 cr · 1 hr source
NURS1400	Family Nursing I	3	3.0 Credits This course focuses on the role of the LPN in supporting expected 3 cr · 3 hr source
NURS1400L	Family Nursing 1 Lab	0	0.0 Credits NURS 1400L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 1400 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 1400 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS1510	Concepts of Health Assessment and Therapeutic Interventions I	3.5	3.5 Credits Students establish a foundation for providing nursing care in physical assessment and select nursing skills, and utilize evidence-based practice. Comprehension of underlying principles an… 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
NURS1510L	Health & Therapeutic Interventions I Lab	0	0 Credits NURS 1510L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 1510 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 1510 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS1950	Pharmacology in Nursing	4	4.0 Credits This course is designed to assist the nursing student in developing an understanding of how drugs assist the client with health alterations to attain or maintain optimum health. This cour… 4 cr · 4 hr source
NURS2140	Adult Nursing IV	5	5 Credits This course is a continuation and advancement of pathophysiological manifestations, treatment modalities, and nursing interventions through utilization of the critical-thinking process and… 5 cr · 5 hr source
NURS2140L	Adult Nursing IV Lab	0	0.0 Credits NURS 2140L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 2140 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 2140 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS2150	Adult Nursing V	5	5.0 Credits Adult Nursing V is taught in the last quarter of the Associate Degree Nursing Program at Metropolitan Community College. This course is designed to be a continuation and advancement of pr… 5 cr · 5 hr source
NURS2150L	Adult Nursing V Lab	0	0.0 Credits NURS 2150L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 2150 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 2150 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS2210	Professional Role of the Nurse II	1	1.0 Credits This course assists students in identifying the role of the registered nurse as a member of the healthcare team. It emphasizes the role of the registered nurse, legal and ethical concepts… 1 cr · 1 hr source
NURS2310	Mental Health Nursing II	5	5.0 Credits This course examines mental health, mental illness, nurse-client relationships, and self-awareness. Through the use of the nursing process, therapeutic communication, and caring behaviors… 5 cr · 5 hr source
NURS2310L	Mental Health Nursing II	0	0.0 Credits NURS 2310L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 2310 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 2310 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS2410	Family Nursing II	5	5.0 Credits This course focuses on complex health and wellness needs of individuals and families throughout the life span. 0 5 cr · 5 hr source
NURS2410L	Family Nursing II Lab	0	0.0 Credits NURS 2410L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 2410 . Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 2410 , which is the lecture component of this course. 0 0 cr · 0 hr source
NURS2520	Concepts of Health Assessment and Therapeutic Interventions II	1	1.0 Credits This course assists students in developing assessment skills of the professional registered nurse. It introduces physical assessment skills related to light palpation percussion and the u… 1 cr · 1 hr source
PHIL1010	Introduction to Philosophy	4.5	4.5 Credits Philosophy begins with asking the right questions about fundamental ideas. Students explore questions about the nature and limits of free will, the contents of reality, the criteria for a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHIL1030	Professional Ethics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students define major ethical theories. Ethical values are applied to individual actions, local and global business activities. The impact of ethical values on the workplace, the environm… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHIL1100	Critical Reasoning	4.5	4.5 Credits Students apply the skills of critical reasoning to everyday language. Students evaluate information and analyze arguments. Students relate successful decision making with the application… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHIL2030	Introduction to Ethics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students acquire critical reasoning skills necessary to solve ethical dilemmas and avoid obstacles to ethical reasoning. Students distinguish criteria associated with the major ethical th… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHIL2200	Introduction to Comparative Religion	4.5	4.5 Credits Students investigate the spiritual and historical complexities of indigenous and organized religions. Students examine rituals, symbols, myths, allegories, and sacred texts to discover fu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHIL2400	Philosophy and Literature	4.5	4.5 Credits Students encounter the stories by which humans shape the world, exploring questions like: How do our values and beliefs shape our stories? How do stories determine our values and beliefs?… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHIL2600	Contemporary Issues in Philosophy	4.5	4.5 Credits Students cultivate skills in scientific, critical, and creative thinking, in cultural awareness, and in information literacy by grappling with the pressing problems of the information age… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHIL2900	Special Topics in Philosophy	—	Variable Credits Students cultivate skills in scientific, critical, and creative thinking, in communication, in cultural awareness, and in information literacy by grappling with questions that invite… source
PHOT1101	Basic Digital Photography	6	6.0 Credits Students are introduced to digital photographic image-making, image editing and printing. Emphasis is on camera operation, photographic composition, and technical and conceptual understan… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT1102	Basic Analog Photography	6	6.0 Credits Students are introduced to analog (film-based) photographic image-making and printing. Image capture will be done through the use of a Single Lens Reflex camera and 35mm black and white f… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT1103	Intermediate Digital Photography	6	6.0 Credits In this course, students continue to enhance image-making possibilities in a digital media environment. The course builds on the skills and knowledge developed in preliminary digital phot… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT1104	Intermediate Analog Photography	6	6.0 Credits In this intermediate-level course, students continue their investigation and application of black and white photography by using medium and/or large-format cameras and fiber-based black a… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT1105	History of Photographic Practice	6	6.0 Credits Students will become acquainted with photographers, processes, and imagery that impacted the invention and appreciation of photography of the past and into the present day. Students will… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT1107	Basic Photography Lighting	6	6.0 Credits Students are introduced to studio flash photographic lighting. Students work with digital technology and lighting equipment in a studio setting to design the appropriate lighting for the… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT1108	Basic Experimental Photography	6	6.0 Credits Students continue the practical application of processes learned in PHOT 1105. Students learn to use popular historical process and contemporary techniques as a means of reaching new visu… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT1500	Moving Image Lab	6	6.0 Credits This course is an overview of methods used in moving-image production. By investigating the pre-production, production, and post-production processes, students achieve an understanding of… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT2105	Photographic Concept Development	6	6.0 Credits Students learn the practical steps necessary to move from the formation of an idea to the professional execution of that idea. Students also address contemporary issues in the realm of fi… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT2107	Intermediate Photographic Lighting	6	6.0 Credits Utilizing the information obtained in the Basic Photographic Lighting course, students advance their knowledge of electronic photographic lighting equipment and modification. Students lea… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT2108	Intermediate Experimental Photography	6	6.0 Credits Students continue the process-related image-making techniques introduced in Basic Experimental Photography ( PHOT 1108 ). Students learn to combine modern technology with historical photo… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT2200	Portfolio Development and Professional Practices	6	6.0 Credits Through critical feedback, students build a comprehensive portfolio of photographic work using skills, processes, and concepts acquired in earlier photography courses. Additionally, stude… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PHOT2900	Special Topics in Photography	—	Variable Credits PHOT 2900 - 2908 These courses permit instruction in special content areas not included in other photography courses. 0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Schedule source
PHOT2981	Internship	—	Variable Credits Students work in a professional photography or video workplace. Types of work involved may include photography, assisting with cameras, darkroom work, equipment handling, set prepara… source
PHYS1010	Applied Physics	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides a general understanding of the basic principles and practical applications of mechanics, heat, electricity, magnetism, and light. This course includes both lecture an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PHYS1410	Elementary General Physics I	7.5	7.5 Credits This course is the first of an algebra college physics sequence. Students learn scientific inquiry through the use of calculations and critical reasoning through the study of motion, work… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
PHYS1420	Elementary General Physics II	7.5	7.5 Credits This course is a continuation of the algebra sequence of college physics. Students learn scientific inquiry through the use of calculations and critical reasoning through the study of wav… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
PHYS2110	General Physics I with Calculus	7.5	7.5 Credits This course is the first course of a calculus-based college physics sequence. Students learn scientific inquiry through the use of calculations and critical reasoning through the study of… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
PHYS2120	General Physics II with Calculus	7.5	7.5 Credits This course is a continuation of the calculus-based sequence of college physics. Students learn scientific inquiry through the use of calculations and critical reasoning through the study… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
PHYS2900	Special Topics in Physics	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other physics courses, depending on interest and relevancy to curriculum. source
PLAP1110	Plumbing IA	7	7.0 Credits This course is an introduction to the plumbing trade for plumbing apprentices. It covers the history of plumbing along with the commonly used materials, tools, and equipment. The course t… 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLAP1120	Plumbing IB	7	7.0 Credits This course is a continuation of the introductory material. The apprentice continues working on math for the plumbing trade. 0 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLAP1121	Plumbing IC	6	6.0 Credits This course is a continuation of first year plumbing apprenticeship classes. The course concentrates on the math skills used in the plumbing trade. 0 6 cr · 6 hr source
PLAP1150	Grey Water Recycling	3	3.0 Credits This course covers the proper way to collect and reuse grey water. Grey water collection serves two purposes: cutting down on both the amount of freshwater needed and the wastewater gener… 3 cr · 3 hr source
PLAP1210	Plumbing IIA	7	7.0 Credits This course covers the sizing and design of water, waste, and vent systems in residential applications using MUD and Omaha Plumbing Code rules. Students become familiar with residential b… 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLAP1220	Plumbing IIB	7	7.0 Credits This course provides a better understanding of the Omaha Plumbing Code. Using the knowledge acquired, students apply the code requirements to field work and lab projects. Students also co… 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLAP1221	Plumbing IIC	6	6.0 Credits This course continues to build on the math skills covered in Plumbing IIA and IIB. The course covers the drawings used in the plumbing trade such as house, five-story and X-Y walls. The O… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PLAP2310	Plumbing IIIA	7	7.0 Credits Students develop proficiency in the use of the Omaha Plumbing Code. Students review and use the math skills necessary to be successful in the plumbing trade. MUD and ADA regulations are a… 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLAP2320	Plumbing IIIB	7	7.0 Credits Students continue both the review of the Omaha Plumbing Code from PLAP 2310 and the math covered in previous courses. Tyler projects, house drawings, and five-story drawings are also cove… 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLAP2330	Print Reading for Plumbers	3.5	3.5 Credits This course s the apprentice gain the basic knowledge needed to read blueprints, create shop drawings, and make isometric illustrations of a plumbing system. 5 3.5 cr · 3.5 hr source
PLAP2410	Plumbing IVA	7	7.0 Credits This course prepares apprentice plumbers for the City of Omaha Journeyman Plumber Test. This is achieved by providing an intense focus on the Articles from the City of Omaha Plumbing Code… 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLAP2420	Plumbing IVB	7	7.0 Credits This course reviews the Omaha Plumbing Code, job-site safety, and math skills required for the plumbing trade. Review and application of classroom knowledge prepares the apprentice to suc… 7 cr · 7 hr source
PLBG1010	Introduction to Plumbing	9	9.0 Credits Students are introduced to the plumbing trade including history, tools, materials, safety, math skills, work ethic, and careers in the industry. 9 cr · 9 hr source
PLBG1020	Basic Residential Plumbing	9	9.0 Credits Students continue to learn the residential side of plumbing, focusing mainly on wood structures, materials, and tools. The items discussed in this course direct attention on wood-framed s… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PLBG1030	Basic Commercial Plumbing	9	9.0 Credits Students study the commercial side of the plumbing trade. The focus is on metal stud framed, masonry, and concrete structures. The items discussed in the class direct attention to the met… 9 cr · 9 hr source
POLS1050	State and Local Government	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of state and local government. Political, economic, social and cultural factors are considered. It also includes an examination of the following topics: a comparat… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
POLS2050	American National Government	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to American national government, including a study of the structural function of the political system and the elements of constitutionalism, republicanism,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
POLS2060	The Constitution	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on some of the great issues that confront policy makers and citizens of the United States. The framework for study is the U.S. Constitution. Topics include executive p… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
POLS2070	Contemporary Social and Political Issues	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines the social and political issues relevant to the 21st century through reading, discussion, and media. The overall theme of the course is globalization and global under… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
POLS2900	Special Topics in Political Science	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other political science courses. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Schedule source
PSPT1000	Basic Engine Principles I	4.5	4.5 Credits Learners study the history, development, and engine operating principles as they relate to marine and recreational engine mechanics. This course familiarizes learners with basic repair of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1100	Introduction to Powersports Electrical Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits Learners study theory of electricity and magnetism. Also included are units on wiring, circuitry, and troubleshooting, ignition systems, charging systems, and their application. This is a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1110	Introduction to Powersports Fuel Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits This course will introduce the student to basic carburetors, fuel pumps and EFI systems used on various powersports equipment. The focus is on component identification and the function of… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1200	ATV, UTV, and Snowmobile Systems	6	6.0 Credits Troubleshooting, diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining common ATV (all-terrain vehicles), UTV (utility-task vehicles), and snowmobile system issues is the main classroom/lab focus. Stude… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PSPT1210	ATV, UTV, and Snowmobile Drivetrains	6	6.0 Credits Troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing common ATV (all-terrain vehicles), UTV (utility-task vehicles), and snowmobile system issues is the main classroom/lab focus. Students obtain ha… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PSPT1300	Outdoor Power Equipment	4.5	4.5 Credits This course includes the study of basic clutches, drive mechanisms, outdoor power equipment, and steering systems. Transmissions and drive systems as they apply to various manufacturers a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1310	Engine Service and Rebuild	4.5	4.5 Credits Learners overhaul and repair lawn, garden, and recreational engines under shop conditions according to manufacturers’ recommendations. Learners gain valuable experience in shop conditions… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1400	Powersports Electrical Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about different types of ignition, charging, and starting systems, as well as wiring found on powersport vehicles and outdoor power products. The focus is on theory and app… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1410	Powersports Fuel Systems	4	4.0 Credits Learners are able to identify, repair, or replace fuel delivery components and rebuild all types of carburetors found on powersport vehicles and outdoor power products. Oil injection, fue… 4 cr · 4 hr source
PSPT1420	Motorcycle Power Transmission	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study motorcycle engines, clutches, transmissions, and final drives found on Japanese and U.S. built motorcycles; full size motorcycles, mopeds, and dirt bikes are included. Supp… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1430	Motorcycle/ATV Tune-Up	4.5	4.5 Credits After completion of this course, learners are able to identify maintenance services and apply previously studied two- and four-cycle engine principles to motorcycles and ATVs. Focus inclu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT1440	Powersports Chassis	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in powersports chassis repair and maintenance. Covering essential components such as wheels, tires, brakes, suspension, and period… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT2100	Marine Electrical Systems	4	4.0 Credits This course studies electrical theory and ignition system troubleshooting. Topics include electrical theory of operation, electrical symbols, components used, testing devices, and trouble… 4 cr · 4 hr source
PSPT2110	Marine Fuel Systems	4	4.0 Credits This course includes various electronic fuel injection, direct fuel injection, carburetors, fuel pumps, fuel tanks, and oil injection systems. Students learn to identify, repair, or repla… 4 cr · 4 hr source
PSPT2120	Marine Engine Systems	6	6.0 Credits Learners study engine designs and theory of operation. Overhaul, repair, and service are included. All engine components are covered in the instruction. The focus is on engine designs and… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PSPT2130	Marine Drive Systems	6	6.0 Credits Students learn advanced methods of marine drive repair. Bombardier Recreational Division, Mercury Marine, Mercruiser Marine, Volvo Pent, and Yamaha are studied. The focus is on gear case… 6 cr · 6 hr source
PSPT2900	Special Topics in Powersports and Outdoor Power Technology	—	Variable Credits This course provides the opportunity for other instruction in special content areas not included in other powersports and outdoor power courses. source
PSPT2982	Cooperative Work Experience 1	4.5	4.5 Credits This cooperative work experience is for the student that wants to complete the required internship at a part time work environment. The internship program provides students with the oppor… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT2983	Cooperative Work Experience 2	4.5	4.5 Credits This internship is for the student that wants to complete the required internship at a part time work environment. The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSPT2984	Cooperative Work Experience 3	9	9.0 Credits This internship is for the student that wants to complete the required internship at a part time work environment. The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply t… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA1050	Machine Print Reading	3	3.0 Credits Students develop skills required for visualizing and interpreting industrial prints and freehand technical sketching. Topics include identifying prints, drafting and print-reading procedu… 3 cr · 3 hr source
PRMA1400	Precision Machine Safety/Principles	3	3.0 Credits Students learn machine safety, metrology and metallurgy along with basic machine principles related to hole making bench work and layout. Recommended: PRMA 1401 is recommended at the same… 3 cr · 3 hr source
PRMA1401	Machine Tool I	9	9.0 Credits This course introduces machines, tools, and processes associated with the machine trade. It covers fundamentals in bench layout, metal removal processes, drill presses, and horizontal and… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA1402	Machine Tool II	9	9.0 Credits Students construct basic machine projects using various pieces of shop equipment including milling machines, engine lathes, drill presses, and grinders. Students focus on safety as well a… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA1403	Machine Tool III	9	9.0 Credits Students construct advanced projects using various pieces of shop equipment including milling machines, engine lathes, drill presses, and grinders. Students focus on safety as well as set… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA2410	CNC I	9	9.0 Credits This course introduces CNC machines with emphasis on machine setup and operation of the CNC mill and CNC lathe. Students spend time learning and writing basic G-Code functions needed for… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA2412	CNC II	9	9.0 Credits Students gain introductory knowledge and skills in using Cad/Cam software Mastercam. Students learn about geometry creation, drawing of 2D parts, saving programs, tool paths, creating lin… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA2414	CNC III	9	9.0 Credits This course allows students to sharpen skills learned in CNC I and CNC II while working on advanced projects. The combination of both the mill and lathe are used. Students use Mastercam s… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA2416	Advanced Manufacturing Technology	9	9.0 Credits This course is designed to provide students with a more in-depth set of skills using advanced technology. Not only does this course build students’ skills from the previous three CNC cour… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA2500	Tool and Die Technology	4	4.0 Credits This course covers the fundamentals of basic die theory and design. 0 4 cr · 4 hr source
PRMA2505	EDM Technology	5	5.0 Credits Students will have the opportunity to set-up and preform standard operations on Electrical Discharge Machines. In addition, upon completion they will be able to perform scheduled maintena… 5 cr · 5 hr source
PRMA2510	Die Design and Construction	9	9.0 Credits Students will safety perform the processes and procedures necessary to create quality machining parts for a blanking die. Students will work in teams under the Instructor’s supervision an… 9 cr · 9 hr source
PRMA2900	Special Topics in Precision Machine Technology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses of the Precision Machine Basics (PMBCC) Program. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum… source
PSYC1000	Psychology for Everyday Living	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides a survey of the major themes in psychology and explores applications for daily living. Topics include adult development, personal problem-solving and motivation, ange… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC1010	Introduction to Psychology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the science of psychology, including the application of critical thinking to the study of learning theory, memory, personality, growth and development, b… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC1110	Parenting and Family Problem Solving	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces students to effective parenting skills and strategies for solving family problems. It emphasizes parent-child relations, developmental milestones, family systems th… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC1120	Human Growth and Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course addresses the stages of the human life span: prenatal, infancy, toddlerhood, middle childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and gerontology. For each stage of the life span, the co… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC1130	Cognitive Development	4.5	4.5 Credits Students examine classic and current cognitive developmental theories utilized in the field of education. They examine stage theories in depth and their application to experiential and de… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC2140	Behavior Modification and Principles of Learning	4.5	4.5 Credits This course exposes students to the history and various theoretical approaches to the study of learning and behavior modification. Students have opportunities to learn applied behavior mo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC2150	Survey of Human Sexuality	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of the topic of human sexuality. It presents materials concerning the biological, psychological, and socio-cultural facets of sexual behavior. (Cross-listed as SOC… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC2350	Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines historical and contemporary views and issues of abnormal behavior. It also explores methods of explaining, diagnosing, and treating disordered behavior. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC2450	Social Psychology	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an introductory course in social psychology that demonstrates the interaction of social groups and individual behavior. (Cross-listed as SOCI 2450 ) 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC2550	Popular Readings in Social Science	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the psychological and sociological authenticity of selected popular psychology, social issues, and self- books. It emphasizes theoretical foundation, sociological con… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC2650	Research Methods	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an introductory course in research methods and design. The course is comprehensive. Students examine the entire research process including formulating research questions, sampling… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
PSYC2900	Special Topics in Psychology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas that are not included in other psychology courses. source
RDLS0900	Critical Reading for Career Success	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn critical and analytical reading skills essential to college and career success. Students learn how to effectively locate and synthesize information, use library databases a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES1000	Real Estate Principles	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn general principles of real estate. Topics presented include real property rights, real estate transactions, property ownership, real estate financing, appraisal, brokerage,… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES1100	Real Estate Law	4.5	4.5 Credits This course familiarizes students with the basic Nebraska Real Estate Act as it applies to ownership, conveyance, and rights in real property. It also familiarizes students with the role… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES1110	Real Estate License Law and Regulation	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is intended for students planning on taking the Nebraska Real Estate license exam. The course thoroughly considers detailed state requirements for licenses and includes exam-t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES2100	Real Estate Finance	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the overall finance programs and requirements for real estate finance. Exploration includes details of the tools and techniques utilized to finance real estate, including… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES2110	Building and Property Management	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn practical skills for managing income-producing real estate, including leases, contracts, merchandising, tenant selection, relations with owners and tenants, collections, ma… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES2120	Real Estate Sales and Marketing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will learn concepts related to selling and marketing in the real estate field. The course revolves around ways to market oneself properly as a real estate professional. The cours… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES2130	Real Estate Appraisal	4.5	4.5 Credits This course analyzes and qualifies forces that create, maintain, and destroy real property values. Specifically, the course focuses on the appraisal process and methods of arriving at a l… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES2200	Real Estate Investments	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the risk analysis tools and techniques that can be used to determine the productivity of residential and commercial real estate. Students also learn concise and practical… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
REES2900	Special Topics in Real Estate	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas that are not included in other real estate courses. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Sched… source
RESP1000	Orientation to Respiratory Care	3	3.0 Credits This course provides exploration into the field of respiratory care for students who are seeking a career in the profession. Emphasis is placed on the role of the respiratory care practit… 3 cr · 3 hr source
RESP1010	Introduction to Respiratory Care	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides information about the manufacture, transport, and storage of medical gases. Students are introduced to patient physical assessment, vital signs, and infection control… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
RESP1031	Current Concepts I	2	2.0 Credits Emphasis in this course is on obstructive lung disease. Included are common therapeutic modalities used in their treatment, laboratory values, principles of chest radiography, disease pre… 2 cr · 2 hr source
RESP1040	Respiratory Care Procedures II	4.5	4.5 Credits The emphasis of this course is to develop skills in ventilator management. Emphasis is placed on Noninvasive ventilation, IPPB (Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing) therapy, CPAP (Co… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
RESP1041	Current Concepts II	2	2.0 Credits This course is designed to allow the student to build upon experiences in both the clinic and the classroom setting. Using critical thinking skills, the student will be able to recognize… 2 cr · 2 hr source
RESP1042	Pharmacology for Respiratory Care	3	3.0 Credits Emphasis in this course is on respiratory care pharmacology. The course includes general principles and administration of medications used to treat respiratory diseases as well as interac… 3 cr · 3 hr source
RESP1991	Clinical Practicum I	5.5	5.5 Credits The student is assigned 16.5 hours per week to clinical practice in affiliated hospitals and healthcare agencies. Along with an orientation to clinical policies and facilities, emphasis i… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
RESP1992	Clinical Practicum II	5.5	5.5 Credits The student is assigned 16.5 hours per week to clinical practice in affiliated hospitals and healthcare agencies. Emphasis is placed on positive pressure therapy techniques, airway cleara… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
RESP1993	Clinical Practicum III	5.5	5.5 Credits The student is assigned 16.5 hours per week to clinical practice in affiliated hospitals and healthcare agencies. The course provides the introduction to the adult critical care setting w… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
RESP2100	Advanced Respiratory Care	4.5	4.5 Credits This course covers advanced cardiopulmonary physiology and its application to the management of the patient in cardio-respiratory failure who requires mechanical ventilation. The course p… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
RESP2101	Current Concepts III	2	2.0 Credits This course assists the student in integrating critical thinking and reasoning in the pulmonary management of the acutely ill adult client. The course outlines specific pulmonary diseases… 2 cr · 2 hr source
RESP2120	Cardiology and Hemodynamics	3	3 Credits This course builds upon prior clinical experiences in the Adult Intensive Care Unit and integrates the technical knowledge used in the hemodynamic monitoring of the adult critical care pati… 3 cr · 3 hr source
RESP2121	Current Concepts IV	2	2 Credits This course assists students in integrating advanced-level cardiopulmonary diagnostic testing into the care plan of the adult patient. It includes physician lectures, discussions directed f… 2 cr · 2 hr source
RESP2122	Pediatric and Neonatal Respiratory Care	3	3.0 Credits This course is designed to introduce the student to the procedures, principles, techniques, and theories as they apply to the pediatric and neonatal patient and to prepare them for their… 3 cr · 3 hr source
RESP2131	Current Concepts V	2	2.0 Credits This course introduces the student to the concepts of health care research and preparation of continuing education programs for health care professionals. Opportunities for practical expe… 2 cr · 2 hr source
RESP2132	Respiratory Care Seminar	4.5	4.5 Credits The final Respiratory Care course s prepare the near-graduating student for licensure, credentialing, and entering the job market. Topics include current professional issues and continuin… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
RESP2994	Clinical Practicum IV	5.5	5.5 Credits The student is assigned 16.5 hours per week to clinical practice in affiliated hospitals and healthcare agencies. This clinical course is designed to extend upon RESP 1993 by providing cl… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
RESP2995	Clinical Practicum V	5.5	5.5 Credits The student is assigned 16.5 hours per week to clinical practice in affiliated hospitals and healthcare agencies. This clinical practicum is designed to provide the student with clinical… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
SCET1000	Civil Engineering Fundamentals	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn an introduction to basic tools necessary for success as a Civil Engineer. Included are such topics as the history of civil engineering, professional ethics, the business pr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET1010	Surveying Fundamentals	5.5	5.5 Credits An accelerated introduction to the fundamentals of land surveying, emphasizing measurement techniques, field procedures, computations, and data management. Students will learn to measure… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
SCET1090	ArcGIS Fundamentals	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the fundamentals of ArcGIS GIS software and general geographic information system (GIS) concepts, including data editing, cartographic map production, and geospatial data a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET1120	AutoCAD Essentials	9	9.0 Credits Students learn 2-D computer-aided drawing techniques using AutoCAD software, including AutoCAD user interface, basic drawing and editing tools, organizing drawing objects in layers, text… 9 cr · 9 hr source
SCET1130	REVIT (Structure)	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basic functions of building information modeling and Revit concepts via hands-on experience with Autodesk Revit Structure software. Students will concentrate on structu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET1150	AutoCAD Civil 3-D Fundamentals	9	9.0 Credits Students learn to operate AutoCAD Civil 3D software. Students focus on tools applied specifically for civil engineers, including creating site plan, utility and roadway design, profiles,… 9 cr · 9 hr source
SCET1160	Advanced AutoCAD Civil 3-D	9	9.0 Credits Students learn advanced AutoCAD Civil 3D skills. Students work through Civil 3D engineering projects focusing on surveying, roadway design, grading, pipe network, and storm analysis topic… 9 cr · 9 hr source
SCET1220	Site Layout	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn fundamental concepts of civil site and building layout procedures. Students use engineer’s scale measuring tapes, builder’s levels, theodolites, robotic total stations and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET1230	Boundary Law and Ethics in Land Surveying	5.5	5.5 Credits This course examines the legal principles, regulations, and ethical considerations that govern boundary surveying. Students will explore property law, easements, legal descriptions, dispu… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
SCET2010	Fluid Mechanics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about fluid properties, the principles of fluid statics and dynamics, including the conservation of mass and energy. Pipe flow and open channels hydrology are emphasized wi… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET2250	Advanced Surveying	5.5	5.5 Credits Students learn land surveying theory and practices using a theodolite, total station and GPS unit. Topics studied are survey traverse and determination of azimuths and bearings, as well a… 5.5 cr · 5.5 hr source
SCET2300	Structures I - Engineering Statics	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basic principles of statics, free body diagrams, equilibrium, force systems, and friction. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET2310	Structures II - Strength of Materials	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the basic principles of the strength of materials, engineering materials and their properties, stress, and deformation. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET2410	Civil Site Design	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain logical and practical design criteria for civil site project design, including site grading and earthwork, hydrologic analysis, hydraulic systems, and storm water management… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET2500	Geomatics Applications and Emerging Technologies	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn survey mapping using drones and aerial remote sensing equipment. Students gain practical experience on the operation of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) including: piloting UA… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCET2900	Special Topics in Civil Engineering Technology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses in the Civil Engineering Technology program. source
SCET2980	Cooperative Work Experience/Intern	6	6.0 Credits The internship program provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and get on-the-job training at an approved work site. To develop an internshi… 6 cr · 6 hr source
SCIE1010	Physical Science	6	6.0 Credits This course is a survey in physical science with emphasis on scientific processes. It emphasizes the chemical and physical principles needed to better understand the world. The course may… 6 cr · 6 hr source
SCIE1300	Astronomy	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the tools of astronomy, the night sky, the solar system, stars and star systems, galaxies, and cosmology. This is a lecture-only course. The lab course that com… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SCIE1310	Astronomy Laboratory	1.5	1.5 Credits This lab course parallels the astronomy lecture course SCIE 1300 . Focusing on inquiry, students study astronomical topics and learn to ask scientific research questions using online data… 1.5 cr · 1.5 hr source
SCIE1400	Introduction to Meteorology	6	6.0 Credits Students explore the dynamic nature of weather phenomena that impact our daily activities, travel, and industry. The course covers atmospheric structure, clouds, precipitation, fronts, wi… 6 cr · 6 hr source
SCIE1500	Early Undergraduate Research	2	2 Credits This student research course is for motivated, creative, and inquisitive science students. It introduces students to the process of science. The objective of the course is for students to d… 2 cr · 2 hr source
SCIE2900	Special Topics in the Sciences	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other science courses, depending on interest and relevancy to curriculum. 0 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or… source
SLIS1010	American Sign Language I	6	6.0 Credits This course acquaints students with American Sign Language, develops visual acuity, and builds comfort with the use of body and facial expressions to convey information. It uses a practic… 6 cr · 6 hr source
SLIS1020	American Sign Language II	6	6.0 Credits This course emphasizes expansion and refinement of the fundamental comprehension and production skills. It addresses additional functional grammatical structures and targeted lexical item… 6 cr · 6 hr source
SLIS1030	American Sign Language III	6	6.0 Credits This course provides additional opportunities to expand students’ ability to produce and comprehend advanced sign language as used in everyday conversational settings. Students develop co… 6 cr · 6 hr source
SLIS1040	American Sign Language IV	6	6.0 Credits This course provides additional opportunities to expand students’ ability to produce and comprehend advanced sign language as used in everyday conversational settings. Students develop co… 6 cr · 6 hr source
SLIS2201	History, Psychology and Sociology of Deafness	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an introductory course which surveys historical, psychological, and sociological aspects of deafness. This course introduces students to aspects of deaf culture and the deaf commu… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI1010	Introduction to Sociology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the scientific study of society and human social behavior. It focuses on the concepts of research methods, research findings, sociological theories, soci… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI1050	Sociology of Healthcare	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a systematic attempt to relate sociological concepts to the fields of physical and mental health and illness. It provides an overview of socio-cultural aspects of health an… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI1100	Native American Studies	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces the oral traditions, rituals, life-ways, and world views that comprise the diverse cultural traditions of Native American peoples and includes both historical and c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI1250	Introduction to Anthropology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an introduction to the study and methods of anthropology and the methodologies used to study human societies and cultures. It covers ancient to present societies. Rea… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2050	Current Social Problems	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an introductory consideration of several major current social issues. It is designed to improve students’ ability to understand and systematically investigate concern… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2060	Multicultural Issues	4.5	4.5 Credits This course focuses on the scientific sociological study of diversity in the United States and other societies. It emphasizes value systems, power relationships, forms of societal organiz… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2110	Introduction to Gerontology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course provides an introduction to the social aspects of aging. It places special significance on issues such as family relationships, socialization to retirement and old age, percep… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2150	Survey of Human Sexuality	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a survey of the topic of human sexuality. It presents materials concerning the biological, psychological, and socio-cultural facets of sexual behavior. (Cross-listed as PSY… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2160	Marital and Family Relationships	4.5	4.5 Credits This course develops an understanding of the social role of relationships and families. Topics include courtship and preparation for marriage, conflict situations and adjustments between… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2310	Criminology	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines crime and criminology from a broad sociological perspective. Topics include definitions of crime, the various causes of criminal behavior, theoretical perspectives fo… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2311	Juvenile Justice	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines juvenile delinquency from a sociological and practical perspective. Topics include definitions of juvenile delinquency; theoretical explanations; the various causes o… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2450	Social Psychology	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an introductory course in social psychology that demonstrates the interaction of social groups and individual behavior. (Cross-listed as PSYC 2450 ) 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2550	Popular Readings in Social Science	4.5	4.5 Credits This course explores the psychological and sociological authenticity of selected popular psychology, social issues, and self- books. It emphasizes theoretical foundation, sociological con… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2650	Research Methods	4.5	4.5 Credits This is an introductory course in research methods and design. The course is comprehensive, and, as such, students examine the entire research process including, formulating research ques… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOCI2900	Special Topics in Sociology	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas that are not included in other Sociology courses. source
SOWK1010	Introduction to Social Work	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is for students who want to explore a possible major in social work and/or to learn more about social work and its functions in society. Students examine historical and curren… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOWK1500	Social Work and Civic Engagement	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is designed to acquaint students with the social work profession, professional roles and functions, and social services delivery systems. Students have an opportunity to obser… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SOWK2120	Race, Class, and Gender	4.5	4.5 Credits This course examines the effects of race, class, and gender on social policy and social injustice. The focus is on institutional manifestations of racism, classism, and sexism, and how th… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN1050	Spanish for Business I	4.5	4.5 Credits Those in business are finding the need to interact more and more with Spanish-speaking customers. To better serve these customers, it is important to have a grasp of Spanish language and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN1051	Spanish for Business II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students continue to develop skills in order to communicate at a more advanced level of Spanish in business settings. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN1060	Spanish for Healthcare I	4.5	4.5 Credits Those in the medical profession are finding that they need to and serve more Spanish-speaking clients than they have in the past. To serve these clients better it is important that these… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN1061	Spanish for Healthcare II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students continue to focus on the skills begun in Spanish 1060 such that they can communicate with Spanish clients at a more advanced level. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN1110	Elementary Spanish I	7.5	7.5 Credits This is the first of two introductory courses where students begin to learn the fundamentals of Spanish. It stresses comprehension, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading, writing, a… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
SPAN1120	Elementary Spanish II	7.5	7.5 Credits Students continue to focus on the skills begun in SPAN 1110 . The course covers past tenses and subjunctive mood as well as Spanish-speaking cultures. 5 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
SPAN1411	Spanish for High Beginners II	7.5	7.5 Credits This is the second of two courses for students considered to be high beginners in Spanish. The course is designed for students who are too advanced for SPAN 1120 , but who are also not qu… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
SPAN1900	Special Topics in Spanish I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other Spanish courses. Topics include Spanish for social service personnel and courses examining specific cultures. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2050	Intermediate Spanish for Business I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course reinforces the skills learned in SPAN 1050 and SPAN 1051 . It is taught primarily in Spanish and prioritizes oral communication. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2051	Intermediate Spanish for Business II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course reinforces the skills learned in SPAN 2050 . It is taught primarily in Spanish and prioritizes oral communication. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2060	Intermediate Spanish for Healthcare I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a continuation of the skills learned in SPAN 1060 and SPAN 1061 . This course is taught primarily in Spanish and is focused on oral communication. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2061	Intermediate Spanish for Healthcare II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course reinforces and expands the skills learned in Intermediate Spanish for Medical Personnel I. It is taught primarily in Spanish and prioritizes oral communication. (Formerly Inte… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2110	Intermediate Spanish I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course builds on previously attained grammar and stresses vocabulary building. It presents the perfect, past subjunctive, future, and conditional tenses as well as commands. It is ta… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2120	Intermediate Spanish II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course continues the grammar review of Intermediate Spanish I and introduces literary readings. Classes are conducted in Spanish. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2210	Conversation Skills I	4.5	4.5 Credits To truly understand Spanish, one must be comfortable speaking it. This course develops the skills needed to hold a beginning conversation in Spanish. Readings and video presentations on S… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2220	Conversation Skills II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course develops the skills needed to hold an intermediate conversation in Spanish. It uses readings and video presentations on Spanish-speaking culture and civilization for class con… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2490	Introduction to Latin American Literature	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a general survey of Spanish-American literature. It covers various genres from pre-Columbian literature through present day. Through close critical readings of literary tex… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
SPAN2900	Special Topics in Spanish II	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other Spanish courses. Topics include advanced grammar study, intensive conversation and pronunciation, and p… source
SPAN2981	Spanish for Business Internship	—	variable Credits This internship provides students with the opportunity to work in a business setting where Spanish is used. It prepares business students to use Spanish in the workplace and/or to ex… source
SPAN2982	Spanish for Healthcare Internship	—	variable Credits The internship provides the opportunity to work in a medical setting that offers Spanish interpretation experience. To meet academic and career source
THEA1000	Introduction to Theatre	4.5	4.5 Credits Students survey the various facets of art and craft of theatre, with emphasis on the relationship between theatre and culture as well as theatre’s contributions to literature, film, and t… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA1110	Theatre Technology I	4	4.0 Credits Beginning and experienced students learn the basic arts and crafts of technical theatre in a professional theatre environment. The course includes overviews of the procedure and safety is… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA1120	Theatre Technology II	4	4.0 Credits Students continue work begun in THEA 1110 with focus on real work situations and experiences. Topics include overview and practice in properties, scenic painting, and sound design and sup… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA1130	Theatre Technology III	4	4.0 Credits Students continue the work begun in THEA 1110 and THEA 1120 with focus on real work situations and experiences, continuing their rotation within their selected artistic areas of emphasis.… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA2010	Script Analysis	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to do close readings of dramatic texts to explore themes and technical challenges. The course emphasizes analysis from technical, performance, and directorial points of vie… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2020	Fundamentals of Acting I	4.5	4.5 Credits This is a basic acting course for students with limited acting experience who have an interest in studying the demands and the discipline of acting, especially in live theatre. Exercises… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2021	Fundamentals of Acting II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a continuation of THEA 2020 with further practice in characterization and scene work. Students develop two scenes and two monologues, with a focus on character development… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2030	Playwriting I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the craft of the playwright. Students study the fundamentals of dialogue, character development, and scene structure through writing exercises, workshops… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2031	Playwriting II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a further exploration of the craft of playwriting, focusing on non-traditional dramatic structure. Through independent study and in-class writing, students develop an appre… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2040	Movement for the Actor	4.5	4.5 Credits This course includes the study and practice of physical techniques and approaches used to develop physical self-awareness, freedom of expression, flexibility and endurance, awareness of s… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2050	Voice for the Actor	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study and practice vocal techniques to develop physical alignment and release, breathing and resonance, articulation and range, imagery, and text for performance. 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2150	Stage Rigging	4.5	4.5 Credits The course builds on concepts and skills introduced in Theatre Technology I with specific emphasis on stage rigging. It covers rigging topics, including repair and maintenance, motorized… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2160	Principles of Stage Lighting	4.5	4.5 Credits This course builds on concepts and skills introduced in THEA 1110 with specific emphasis on stage lighting. It covers lighting topics, including wiring and repair of electrical cables, ba… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2170	Stage Management	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the creative and administrative work of stage management, including responsibilities and methods in rehearsal and productions, union considerations, and… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
THEA2900	Special Topics in Theatre	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other theatre courses. 0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Schedule source
THEA2920	Theatre Practicum	—	Variable Credits Students earn credit for practical theatre production experience in topics such as design, construction, performance, and promotion. 0 source
THEA2981	Cooperative Study I	4	4.0 Credits This course is the first in a series of apprenticeship courses in theatre technology. As part of the apprenticeship, individuals rotate through self-selected shop rotations throughout the… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA2982	Cooperative Study II	4	4.0 Credits This course is the second in a series of apprenticeship courses in theatre technology. As part of the apprenticeship, individuals rotate through self-selected shop rotations throughout th… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA2983	Cooperative Study III	4	4.0 Credits This course is the third in a series of apprenticeship courses in theatre technology. As part of the apprenticeship, individuals rotate through self-selected shop rotations throughout the… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA2984	Cooperative Study IV	4	4.0 Credits This course is the beginning of a second-year apprenticeship, where students arrange to work in a specific area in a specific craft with a specific Journeyman Sponsor over the course of t… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA2985	Cooperative Study V	4	4.0 Credits This course is the middle course of a second-year apprenticeship, where students arrange to work in a specific area in a specific craft with a specific Journeyman Sponsor over the course… 4 cr · 4 hr source
THEA2986	Cooperative Study VI	4	4.0 Credits This course is the final course of a second-year apprenticeship, where students arrange to work in a specific area in a specific craft with a specific Journeyman Sponsor over the course o… 4 cr · 4 hr source
TTEN1000	Introduction to Toyota	7	7.0 Credits Introduction to Toyota is required for all students entering MCC’s T-TEN program. Shop and environmental safety course will be assigned to be completed before students are able to work in… 7 cr · 7 hr source
TTEN1010	Automotive Electrical Systems 1-TOYOTA	7	7.0 Credits This is the first of two courses focusing on electrical and electronic systems for T-TEN students. Electrical theory, circuits, and devices such as batteries, starters, alternators and te… 7 cr · 7 hr source
TTEN1020	Automotive Electrical Systems 2 - Toyota	7	7.0 Credits In part one of this sequence TTEN 1010 the topic of study was centered on basic electrical principles. The identification of different types of circuits and how they work, including the a… 7 cr · 7 hr source
TTEN1100	Suspension and Alignment - Toyota	6	6.0 Credits This course concentrates on Toyota automotive suspension and steering systems including diagnosis and repair. Fundamentals of front and rear suspension, steering geometry, diagnosing susp… 6 cr · 6 hr source
TTEN1110	Automotive Brakes - Toyota	6	6.0 Credits This course is designed to teach students the principles of automotive brakes. Basic concepts and terminology, fundamental principles, diagnosis and overhaul techniques are an integral pa… 6 cr · 6 hr source
TTEN1120	Internal Combustion Engines - Toyota	7	7.0 Credits The operating principles and function of each of the major parts of the reciprocating piston internal combustion engine are presented and discussed. Service, overhaul, and troubleshooting… 7 cr · 7 hr source
TTEN2110	Electronic Engine Controls 1 - Toyota	7	7.0 Credits Electronic Engine Controls I is the first course of a two part engine performance series. The series is designed to provide the training to meet the requirements of NATEF for ASE certific… 7 cr · 7 hr source
TTEN2120	Electronic Engine Controls 2 - Toyota	7	7.0 Credits Electronic Engine Controls II is the second course of a two part engine performance series. The series is designed to provide the training to meet the requirements of NATEF for ASE certif… 7 cr · 7 hr source
TTEN2200	Automatic Transmissions - Toyota	7	7.0 Credits This course includes instruction in automatic transmissions, including principles of operation, trouble-shooting and overhaul procedures. Instruction includes hydraulically-operated trans… 7 cr · 7 hr source
TTEN2210	Power Trains - Toyota	6	6.0 Credits Power Trains details the theory, operation, diagnosis and service of modern drive train components. This includes information on the latest clutches, manual transmissions and transaxles,… 6 cr · 6 hr source
TTEN2220	Climate Control - Toyota	6	6.0 Credits This course covers the automotive heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems and the engine cooling system. Lecture sessions are devoted to the purpose, operational theory, and di… 6 cr · 6 hr source
TTEN2230	Electrified Power Trains	6	6.0 Credits Students are introduced to hybrid vehicles and associated hybrid systems. Students learn to identify specific hybrid vehicle high voltage components. Students will also learn proper hybri… 6 cr · 6 hr source
TTEN2981	Toyota Cooperative Work Experience I	3	3.0 Credits Students apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and receive on-the-job training at an automotive dealer or independent repair facility. Individualized, hands-on laboratory training… 3 cr · 3 hr source
TTEN2982	Toyota Cooperative Work Experience 2	3	3.0 Credits Students apply their knowledge, learn new techniques, and receive on-the-job training at a Toyota automotive dealer facility. Individualized, hands-on laboratory training utilizing live w… 3 cr · 3 hr source
UTIL1010	Pole Climbing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn proper and safe skills to climb wooden structures. Students learn the set-up, safety and operation of digger/derrick trucks. NOTE: Completion of UTIL 1010 with a grade of C… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL1020	Electricity I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn about electrical theory, Ohm’s Law, series circuits, parallel circuits, series/parallel circuits including direct current (D.C.) and alternating current (A.C.). This course… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL1030	Ropes, Rigging, and Safety	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore and learn about tools, equipment, basic rope knots and splices. Students learn the set-up, safety and operation of the mini derrick machine. NOTE: Completion of UTIL 1030… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL1110	Line Construction I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to use hand tools, hand signals, basic wiring techniques, pole setting, framing and the use of vacuum excavation equipment. Students also learn to identify electrical appar… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL1240	Underground Distribution Systems I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to URD systems, underground cables, and apparatus. Students learn various termination techniques and construct a model URD system in the lab. 0 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2020	Transformer Theory	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn principles of electromagnetic induction, use and application of transformers, banking of transformers, calculating transformer loads, maintenance, testing, and proper conne… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2030	Secondary Electrical Systems	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn the application of transformer banks, metering systems, and watt-hour meters. Students study the specifications and relationship to delivery systems for supplying various v… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2110	Line Construction II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students practice skills needed for stringing and sagging wire, dead ends, anchoring, guying, clipping in, and splicing of overhead conductors. Students learn the set-up, safety and opera… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2210	Overhead Distribution Systems I	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore the design and construction of overhead distribution systems involving staking and layout of lines using the National Electrical Code, National Safety Code, and construct… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2220	Overhead Distribution Systems II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students participate in on-site field construction of overhead distribution systems using techniques previously studied. 0 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2230	Distribution Systems Maintenance	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn to use the proper tools, equipment and techniques for maintenance of overhead distribution systems. Students use designated specifications to gain practical field experienc… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2240	Underground Distribution Systems II	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn construction, maintenance and troubleshooting of underground distribution systems including trenching and termination, primary and secondary cables. 0 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
UTIL2981	Internship	7.5	7.5 Credits This is a supervised work experience for ten weeks and is normally a summer quarter activity following the completion of the UTIL coursework. Students submit regular reports while employe… 7.5 cr · 7.5 hr source
VACA1020	Audio I	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the theory and application of the sound production process with emphasis on learning and practicing sound acquisition and recording techniques. Microphon… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA1110	Introduction to Scriptwriting	4.5	4.5 Credits This course introduces scriptwriting for video production, television, and motion picture film. Using the two-column and screenplay formats, students complete lab exercises and assignment… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA1130	Video I - Studio	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to the video medium. Students learn and practice the basics of operating a video camera, recording quality images and sound, and editing tape. Both studio a… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA1200	Sound for Film	4.5	4.5 Credits Students study the use of sound as a part of the storytelling process of film and video production. Students will approach audio recording, editing, and mixing from a digital cinema persp… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2020	Audio II	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is a continuation of Audio I. Additional microphone and recording techniques are learned and practiced. Computer desktop editing and track mixing, recording, and editing are i… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2030	Audio III	4.5	4.5 Credits This course includes advanced recording theory and application for use in the professional sound recording environment. It covers sound processing and mastering in depth. 5 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2050	Pro-Tools	4.5	4.5 Credits This course concentrates on the industry-standard Pro-Tools Digital Audio Workstation software and hardware. Students learn how to use advanced Pro-Tools techniques and concepts in the pr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2060	Audio Mixing and Summing	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an advanced study of procedures to achieve controlled mixes in the digital and analog mixing environments. It focuses on aspects of digital and analog summing, headroom, ga… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2080	Surround Sound Mixing	4.5	4.5 Credits Students are introduced to the processes of recording, mixing, and formatting surround sound for video and music. Students become familiar with various surround formats and speaker set up… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2120	Screenwriting Principles	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an overview of writing screenplays for motion picture film. It covers storytelling using the standard three-act screenplay structure and relates fundamental principles, inc… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2130	Video II - Field	4.5	4.5 Credits Camera operation, sound recording, and editing assignments provide an intermediate skill level of learning and practice. It introduces and applies lighting for the studio and on location.… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2131	Video III - Project Development	4.5	4.5 Credits This course serves as a practicum for individual student productions. Students are responsible for the conception, production, direction, and post-production of a storytelling media progr… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2220	Digital Media Editing	4.5	4.5 Credits This course serves as a practicum for digital production or post-production. Students are responsible for the conception, production, direction, and post-production of a media program dir… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2230	Video Post-Production	4.5	4.5 Credits This course is an introduction to digital applications, such as compositing and media compression for computer and Internet delivery. Students achieve basic competence in appropriate soft… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2240	Cinematography	4.5	4.5 Credits This class is an exploration into the art of cinematography, including composition, camera movement and lighting as used in cinema production. Students study the art form and actively wor… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2250	Art In Film	4.5	4.5 Credits Students will examine the aesthetics of the art form (cinematography, sound and editing) and gain a greater understanding of the entire film making process. Students will also increase th… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2310	The Business of Media	4.5	4.5 Credits Students gain foundational knowledge of copyright, Fair Use, broadcast regulations, contracts, and entrepreneurship in the media entertainment industry. Students explore the basic legal c… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
VACA2540	Video Portfolio Development	3	3.0 Credits Students put the commercial application of the video process into finished form. Instructors advise students and critique their work. Students complete comprehensive portfolios of their w… 3 cr · 3 hr source
VACA2900	Special Topics in Video/Audio	—	Variable Credits This course permits instruction in special content areas not included in other courses of the Video/Audio Communication Arts program. 0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0 View Class Sc… source
VACA2940	MetroVision Practicum	3	3.0 Credits This practicum is a studio and field production class. It is a hands-on opportunity for students to gain experience on location, in the studio, and with remote video productions. This cou… 3 cr · 3 hr source
VACA2981	Internship	—	Variable Credits Through internships, students gain experience working in a professional video workplace performing a variety of functions, including set preparation, video production and post-produc… source
WELD0900	Introduction to Welding	3	3.0 Credits This course introduces the basic principles and techniques for safe set-up, shut-down, and operation of a number of welding and welding-related processes, including oxy-acetylene, shielde… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1000	Print Reading for Welders	3	3.0 Credits This course is a good first welding course. Students learn the elements of print reading with special emphasis on interpreting welding symbols. The course covers basic welding information… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1100	Industrial Cutting Processes	3	3.0 Credits Students gain a working knowledge of oxy-fuel cutting (manual and machine), plasma cutting (manual), air carbon arc and plasma gouging, and other shop equipment used to cut material. 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1150	Welded Sculpture I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the fundamental skills required to create sculptures in steel and copper using oxy-acetylene welding and cutting processes and related metal-working equipment. Students app… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1160	Welded Sculpture II	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the fundamental skills required to create sculptures in steel and copper using gas metal arc welding, plasma cutting processes, and other welding-related metal-working equi… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1200	Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) - Steel I	3	3.0 Credits This course uses the theory and techniques in basic gas metal arc welding to produce sound fillet welds and sound groove welds in both the flat and vertical positions. Students weld using… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1261	Combination Welding - Automotive	3	3.0 Credits In this course, students gain an understanding of the various welding and cutting techniques applicable to the automotive industry. 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1262	Quick Start	3	3.0 Credits Students are given a quick start into a welding career by preparing them to pass the type of welding test given by many employers. Students learn the fundamentals of oxy-acetylene cutting… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1300	Oxy-Acetylene Welding	3	3.0 Credits In this course students gain understanding and practical knowledge of the basic skills and uses of equipment used in Oxyacetylene welding. Students learn to weld and braze various joint t… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1400	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) - Steel I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the theory and techniques used in basic gas tungsten arc welding of steel fillet and groove welds in the flat and vertical positions. The course covers the equipment and it… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1410	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) - Stainless I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the theory and techniques used in basic gas tungsten arc welding of stainless steel in the flat and vertical positions. The course covers the equipment and its proper adjus… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1420	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) - Aluminum I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the theory and techniques used in basic gas tungsten arc welding of aluminum in the flat and vertical positions are emphasized. The equipment and its proper adjustment are… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1500	Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) - Flat	3	3.0 Credits In this course students will gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental skills used in the safe use of SMAW welding equipment. Typical fundamental skills include striking the arc, m… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1510	Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) - Vertical	3	3.0 Credits Students learn proper techniques for SMAW (stick) welding in the Vertical position using E6010 and E7018 electrodes, culminating with the student passing a Welder qualification test in th… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD1700	Introductory Fabrication	3	3.0 Credits Students gain basic skills in the fabrication of projects. The course s students explore the use of layout tools and project drawings or sketches and emphasizes actual vs. estimated time… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2200	Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) - Steel II	3	3.0 Credits This course is a continuation of GMAW - Steel I. Students will learn fillet and groove welds in the horizontal and overhead positions and the application of pulsed-spray transfer, culmina… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2220	Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) - Stainless	3	3.0 Credits In this course students learn advanced gas metal arc welding of stainless steel in all positions using short-circuit and pulsed-spray modes of metal transfer. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2230	Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) - Aluminum	3	3.0 Credits Students learn advanced gas metal arc welding of aluminum in all positions using spray and pulsed-spray modes of metal transfer. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2240	Flux-Cored Arc Welding I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn gas shielded and self-shielded Flux-Cored Arc Welding in the flat & vertical positions using semi-automatic equipment. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2241	Flux-Cored Arc Welding II	3	3.0 Credits Students learn gas shielded and self-shielded flux-cored arc welding in the horizontal and overhead positions using semi-automatic equipment. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2242	Submerged Arc and Metal-Cored Welding	3	3.0 Credits Students learn automatic submerged arc welding in the flat position, manual submerged arc welding in the horizontal position, and metal-cored welding of flat and horizontal fillet and gro… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2400	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) - Steel II	3	3.0 Credits Students learn welding of flat material in the horizontal and overhead positions, and pipe in all positions, including a branch and header assembly. It includes the study of pulse-arc wel… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2410	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) - Stainless II	3	3.0 Credits This course is a continuation of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding - Stainless I. It covers welding in the horizontal and overhead positions and includes the study of pulse-arc welding. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2420	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) - Aluminum II	3	3.0 Credits Students learn welding of flat aluminum material in the horizontal and overhead positions, and pipe in the 1G and 5G positions, including a branch and header assembly. It includes the stu… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2500	Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) - Horizontal	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the proper techniques for welding fillet and groove welds using E6010 and E7018 electrodes in the horizontal position on steel plate. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2510	SMAW (Stick) - Overhead	3	3.0 Credits Students learn the proper techniques for welding fillet and groove welds using E6010 and E7018 electrodes in the overhead position on steel plate. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2520	Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) - Pipe I	3	3.0 Credits Students learn basic pipe-to-plate welding, including techniques for single and multiple pass fillet welds in the horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions using E6010 and E7018 electr… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2530	Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) - Pipe II	3	3.0 Credits Students learn advanced pipe welding techniques that are stressed for welding open root, pipe-to-pipe connections. Students weld in the 2G, 5G and 6G positions using E6010 and E7018 elect… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2540	Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) - Pipe III	3	3.0 Credits Students learn advanced pipe welding; including GTAW root and SMAW E7018 cover passes and testing of weld joints in the 2, 5 and 6G positions. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2600	Gas Shielded Arc Welding - Pipe	3	3.0 Credits Students Learn how to use GMAW-S and FCAW-G as well as GTAW to weld pipe in all positions. 0 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2710	Industrial Fabrication Project	3	3.0 Credits Students construct projects in which they apply techniques and principles acquired in previous courses. Students document their fabrication by use of weld prints, parts lists, and time-co… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2810	Welder Pre-Qualification	3	3.0 Credits Students wanting to be certified welders must pass a welder performance qualification test. This course is preparation for such a test. Students identify the appropriate code and welding… 3 cr · 3 hr source
WELD2820	Welder Qualification (Certification)	1	1.0 Credits Student welders wishing to be certified welders take the welder performance qualification test. 0 1 cr · 1 hr source
WORK0900	Basic Computer Skills	4.5	4.5 Credits Students learn essential technical skills to be successful in academic learning and workplace environments. Topics include an overview of computer components and functions, computer-based… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
WORK1400	Employability Skills	4.5	4.5 Credits Students experience multiple opportunities to apply Nebraska Career Readiness Standards including developing interpersonal skills, working in teams, practicing effective communication ski… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
WORK1401	Employability Skills for Process, Power, and Energy-Related Fields	4.5	4.5 Credits Students explore energy related industries, research employers, and determine desirable employability skills in the workplace. Students learn interpersonal, teamwork, and communication sk… 4.5 cr · 4.5 hr source
WORK1402	Employability Skills Fundamentals	1	1.0 Credits Students enhance their interpersonal skills, increase their ability to work in teams and communicate effectively, think creatively, and use problem-solving techniques. 1 cr · 1 hr source
WORK1403	Career and Learning Strategies	6	6.0 Credits Students become acclimated to college in terms of expectations and rigor. Students explore career opportunities, determine an educational path, and set goals to prepare for college and ca… 6 cr · 6 hr source
WORK2981	Workplace Skills Internship	—	Variable Credits Students apply the principles and concepts acquired in employability skills including appropriate work behavior and attitude and interpersonal communication skills in an employment s… source